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Movies Post your top 5 films you've seen the most?

Out of these films - Which is the best?

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Staph infection said:
I always forget about Goodfellas but I have seen it so many times that I think it just floated above all others on my list. I remember renting on VHS back in 1990 when I was 11. My had on our account I could rent R rated because she did not want to go to the video store with me. I rented all the Segal and Van Damme movies and as well as many other not kid friendly movies with one of those being the awesomely stupendous Harlem Nights.

I think I could probably come up with a long list like this, I look at your list and it is filled with such variety and great movies from many eras and genres. There are so many more movies that I have watched over and over again and with movies becoming more and more crappy, I find myself watching more of the old stuff. Cinema is dying and the new crop of actors and actresses are not good coupled with poor writing on so many films.
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It looks like I'm only a few years older than you so I remember VHS and watching movies on the sly like that too. It was around my 20's that I started getting interested in classic and foreign films and have been collecting them on disc since the early 2000's so I'm up to around 500 in my collection. There are still good movies but they do seem to be fewer now than there used to be but there's a hundred years of classics out there to explore.
 
HenryFlower said:
cinema is 100% a-okay
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I think the main difference now is how we watch them. With access to large TVs and high tech sound systems and access through the internet and on disc the need to actually go out to the theatre is less necessary.
 
Braveheart . Seen it in the pictures when I was about 15 .
Kickboxer .Always wafched JCVD movies growing up especially blood sport and kickboxer .
Bloodsport
Trainspotting .Great movie in the 90s probably led to a good few Scots going on heroin .
In the name of tne father .Great movie from Daniel Day Lewis about tbe troubles in Northern Ireland .
Full metal jacket .Watched it on Christmas leave when I was in the army some show . So is saving private Ryan but i've already got one movie extra .
 
  • Starship Troopers
  • Predator
  • Transformers the Movie
  • Enter the Dragon
  • Rocky
 
In no particular order.

Scrooged
Blade Runner
Vanilla Sky
V for Vendetta
Pulp Fiction
 
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Boxeo12 said:
Braveheart . Seen it in the pictures when I was about 15 .
Kickboxer .Always wafched JCVD movies growing up especially blood sport and kickboxer .
Bloodsport
Trainspotting .Great movie in the 90s probably led to a good few Scots going on heroin .
In the name of tne father .Great movie from Daniel Day Lewis about tbe troubles in Northern Ireland .
Full metal jacket .Watched it on Christmas leave when I was in the army some show . So is saving private Ryan but i've already got one movie extra .
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I love that you picked In the Name of the Father. Is it DDL best performance?
 
Of these 5 movies best is Willow

Th 5 movies i saw more times are probably

The Gladiator
Army of Darkness
Indiana Jone Temple of Doom
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Conan the Barbarian

rest of the top10: The Crow, Nightmare Before Christmas, Princess Bride, The Quest, Rocky 4
 
Bacco said:
Of these 5 movies best is Willow

Th 5 movies i saw more times are probably

The Gladiator
Army of Darkness
Indiana Jone Temple of Doom
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Conan the Barbarian

rest of the top10: The Crow, Nightmare Before Christmas, Princess Bride, The Quest, Rocky 4
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lol Temple of Doom? I love that one, even though it's one of the least liked by most of the first three Indy films.

I think it's the funniest one.
 
Takes Two To Tango said:
lol Temple of Doom? I love that one, even though it's one of the least liked by most of the first three Indy films.

I think it's the funniest one.
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i find it by far the most funny one, people can be fart face about it who cares lol

I also think as pop culture impact has been the one that most settled "Indiana Jones" type of adventure with jungle temple traps and all that shit that has been used after in other tv stuff or videogames, it created a genre more than other movies
 
I dont know, it depends on the era.

Back when I was a kid, If I had it on VHS i watched it ALOT, but I have access to so much more films now.


I tend to rewatch alot of the Tarantino Films. I know them all by heart, so it's fun to have them on, even as background noise when i'm cleaning.
 
LangfordBarrow said:
I think the main difference now is how we watch them. With access to large TVs and high tech sound systems and access through the internet and on disc the need to actually go out to the theatre is less necessary.
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theaters (at least in the US) are in a bad spot right now because the general population is a lot less interested in going to the theater post-COVID. it’s no mystery that peoples’ preference to just wait for streaming has impacted programming decisions at the major chains (even my city’s one single-screen theater has fallen into safer programming practices, which kinda sucks), & there’s been a proliferation of movies made by committee, but the health of cinema as regards quality/artistry has not waned by any significant measurement.

i am still a dedicated collector of physical media & have access to pretty much any film thanks to the power of the internet/private trackers, but most importantly i am a lover of movies—a life-long fan—who has never felt inconvenienced by the modicum of “effort” required for exploring the cinema landscape beyond the multiplex. it’s really only the lazy, or those w/ a lack of interest disguised as genuine concern, who subscribe to a narrow view of what’s released each year who are the loudest about this myth that cinema is dying
 
Dumb and dumber, Lord of the Rings trilogy, Back to the Future, The Matrix, the original Toy Story when I was a kid
 
road house
bloodsport
tombstone
karate kid
major league
 
LangfordBarrow said:
Ok here's my expanded list:

City Lights
It Happened One Night
A Night at the Opera
Gone With the Wind
Children of Paradise
It's a Wonderful Life
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
An American in Paris
The Quiet Man
Shane
Stalag 17
The Seven Samurai
The Seven Year Itch
Giant
The Searchers
Love in the Afternoon
The Hidden Fortress
Auntie Mame
The Big Country
Ben-Hur
Rio Bravo
Some Like it Hot
Pillow Talk
Yojimbo
Hara Kiri
My Fair Lady
The Naked Prey
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Hombre
The Wild Bunch
A New Leaf
Jeremiah Johnson
The Godfather I & II
Paper Moon
Young Frankenstein
Barry Lyndon
The Shootist
Star Wars I & II
Being There
Apocalypse Now
Raging Bull
The Road Warrior
Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Thing
Scarface
Trading Places
Return of the Living Dead
Ran
Back to the Future
Big Trouble in Little China
Ferris Beuller's Day Off
Back to School
Full Metal Jacket
The Princess Bride
Predator
Die Hard
Coming to America
Goodfellas
Terminator 2
My Cousin Vinny
Belle Epoque
Unforgiven
Groundhog Day
Pulp Fiction
Leon the Professional
The Shawshank Redemption
The Birdcage
L.A. Confidential
As Good as it Gets
The Big Lebowski
American Beauty
The Matrix
Snatch
Amelie
Big Fish
Kung Fu Hustle
Pan's Labyrinth
The Departed
No Country for Old Men
Tropic Thunder
Zombieland
3 Idiots
Scott Pilgrim vs The World
The Intouchables
Django Unchained
This is the End
The Grand Budapest Hotel
The Hateful Eight
Hell or High Water
Coco
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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