What film have you watched more than any other?

[prinnysquad]

There's no shame in watching films you admit don't necessarily have the highest standards in the genre. Likewise, there's no shame in hating stuff that everyone else seems to like. But to skank an entire decade!! Of films, literature, music, tv, art - and that's just cultural output - come on!

Yes, the 1950s version of TAM is the one. I've seen others, and unfortunately they pale in comparison, despite the strength of the source material.

[Pikate]

The Exorcist, Halloween, Carrie, Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Alien....Damn, that is some great horror there!

I think that's why I don't like the 70s, they were great for Horror or gritty explotation-type movies but I think I use films as escapism so I want to be taken somewhere black and white and snowy (La Notti Bianche) or to a stylised New York (The Apartment, Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Hudsucker Proxy, You've Got Mail) not some gritty back end of nowhere with an axe murderer. The nearest thing to the 70s I like in movies is Tarantino's 70s exploration-once-removed movies (True Romance and Inglorious Basterds mainly but they're all enjoyable).

[bash]

Oh snap, how could I forget The Goonies? I've seen that film more times than I've seen my wife!

[buster_broon]

I've watched The Spy Who Loved Me far more than any other Bond movie, fantastic film. Barbara Bach... wow.

she was incredible but the bond villian Naomi was just lovely, shame she had to die flying the helicopter

Actress is Caroline Munro and she still looks alright

[Baseley09]

Pfft, best bond girl is obviously Caroline Cossey.

Oh...actually, hold on

[vulcan77]

Final Fantasy 7 Advent Children.

[JazzFunk]

Crap, forgot to add Glengarry Glen Ross.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/mv-fxVu/i_dont_like_you/ (contains MAJOR plot spoiler!)

Always found that bit when K.S. says "I don't like you" particularly horrible, for some reason, 'tis the beauty and power of this movie.

[mmmonkey]

Oldish film would prob be The Goonies, followed by Back To The Future.

More recently, I would say Shaun Of The Dead.

Sadly, I don't get the time to watch them over and over :-(

Quite pleased to see a few people saying Dawn/Day of the Dead - I recent picked up the Arrow blu-ray releases to watch.

[NeoStuey]

Akira, the Neo in NeoStuey was taken from Neo-Tokyo.

[BIG EDD]

It's between JAWS OR ZULU

[Finsbury Girl]

Crap, forgot to add Glengarry Glen Ross.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/mv-fxVu/i_dont_like_you/ (contains MAJOR plot spoiler!)

Always found that bit when K.S. says "I don't like you" particularly horrible, for some reason, 'tis the beauty and power of this movie.

A - Attention
I - Interest
D - Decision
A - Action

[Kit]

'You know something billy, what is it?

Billy: There's something out there... and it ain't no man...'

Must be into the 30's by now.

Another I've watched a few too many times is Pineapple Express. Such a funny flick.

'Thug life'

XD

[ETC]

Itv4 is showing Rocky followed by Rocky 2 right now. Get in there

[Dazzyman]

It's either Heat or Shawshank Redemption for me

[Kieran76]

Crap, forgot to add Glengarry Glen Ross.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/mv-fxVu/i_dont_like_you/ (contains MAJOR plot spoiler!)

Always found that bit when K.S. says "I don't like you" particularly horrible, for some reason, 'tis the beauty and power of this movie.

The bit where Pacino calls Spacey a stupid **** is spine chilling. He means every word, I cannot think of another film that uses an insult with such vitriol and hatred.