----------------------------------- DJR2096 Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:21 pm The Movie you have seen the most times over your lifetime? ----------------------------------- The Movie you have seen the most times over you lifetime? For me it would have to be Superman 3 God I would go to my sisters boyfriends house at the age of about 12-13. The only Half decent movie he had was Superman 3 :huhwhat: I went there a lot for about a year or so. I think I saw it nearly everyday. Please good people of the board, Don't hate me for it :( I thought it was a great movie at the time :ohdear: ----------------------------------- EC-209 Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:52 pm ----------------------------------- I can't place which movie I've seen the most times in my life because there have been many movies I got hooked on growing up. some of the movies are: 1. Predator. This movie is the shit. 2. Predator2. because it was the sequel. it wasn't as good as the first, but it had its moments. 3. Robocop. I thought this was the coolest movie I had ever seen when I was young and still do. 4. Robocop2, again like predator2 not as good as the first movie but had its moments. 5. And last but not least Spawn. I got hooked on the comic and couldn't stop watching the movie when it came out. I have probably seen these movies hundreds of times. ----------------------------------- Mephisto Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:01 pm ----------------------------------- Can't narrow it to one..but i can give you some idea. RoboCop....Duh. :roll: Batman (1989) Ghost....(I don't know why, people kept taking me to the theater to see it :ohdear: ) The Terminator Terminator 2: Judgement Day Highlander uhhh...there's many others, but that will do. Oh..i almost forgot..... A Christmas Story. See that bastard at least once or twice every damn December. "You'll shoot your eye out kid." ----------------------------------- DJR2096 Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:10 pm ----------------------------------- Robocop might be my second. Although it could be a James Bond film. Every Christmas & Easter we get a repeat. Don't ask, It's an English thing :ohdear: ----------------------------------- Tazzy Murphy Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:27 pm ----------------------------------- I't a tie I thing between 3 movies: White Christmas Holiday Inn It's a Wonderful Life It's just not Christmas 'til I see them :D ----------------------------------- Johan Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:31 pm ----------------------------------- When we are kids we seem to be able to just watch and listen to stuff over and over again without getting bored. I saw "Star Wars: A new hope" A LOT when i was a kid. It was basically the case of watching it and when the film was over, rewind the tape, and watch it again. ( ....and yeah, i might have seen RoboCop a few times aswell... ) ----------------------------------- DJR2096 Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:38 pm ----------------------------------- When we are kids we seem to be able to just watch and listen to stuff over and over again without getting bored. I saw "Star Wars: A new hope" A LOT when i was a kid. It was basically the case of watching it and when the film was over, rewind the tape, and watch it again. ( ....and yeah, i might have seen RoboCop a few times aswell... ) You're right about that. We did the same with Star Wars. Just not as many times as Supermanm 3 ----------------------------------- Tazzy Murphy Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:44 pm ----------------------------------- Ok are we talking movies we want to see or are forced to see Like the sound of music 5 times a day when frankie was 2 or Muppets the movie 4 times a day when he was five..ect. LOL ----------------------------------- DJR2096 Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:55 pm ----------------------------------- Ok are we talking movies we want to see or are forced to see Like the sound of music 5 times a day when frankie was 2 or Muppets the movie 4 times a day when he was five..ect. LOL LOL up to you Tazzy ----------------------------------- Josh Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:56 pm ----------------------------------- Funny enough it was the sexiness that is RoboCop. ----------------------------------- Tazzy Murphy Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:59 pm ----------------------------------- Ok are we talking movies we want to see or are forced to see Like the sound of music 5 times a day when frankie was 2 or Muppets the movie 4 times a day when he was five..ect. LOL LOL up to you Tazzy I'll stick with mine..the others would require more fingers and toes then I have. :lol: ----------------------------------- AJM Sat Jul 28, 2007 11:04 pm ----------------------------------- Not sure which order they go be they all got some serious hammering over the years :D Return of The Jedi Robocop Ghostbusters Back To The Future Probably loads more too that I can't remember ----------------------------------- murphy38 Sat Jul 28, 2007 11:11 pm ----------------------------------- :mrgreen: me it is without any doubt robocop1 I know it by heart and I saw it keep silent the days during several years! I also liked much when I was young child star wars & Return of The Jedi & predator1, but the film which has to more count in my life it is robocop1 :wink: ----------------------------------- RoboPimp Sun Jul 29, 2007 12:49 am ----------------------------------- Robo one tops the list and Robo 2 falls close behind. Other then that it's not too many views, maybe Rocky Horror Picture Show. ----------------------------------- artuditu Sun Jul 29, 2007 12:56 am ----------------------------------- I would say something like this: 1st RoboCop 2nd Conan the barbarian 3rd & 4th Terminator 1 & 2 5th Aliens Others RoboCop 2, Predator, Total Recall and Die Hard. Curiously I "hated" Star Wars trilogy when I was a kid, they put it a lot of times on TV, and I always found it extremely boring. Finally being a teenager (near 15 years old) I started to appreciate very much Star Wars, and I saw it a lot of times, but in numbers of watched times it clearly was at disadvantage compared to those movies I've listed above which I watched over and over since I was a kid, and I still watch them. ----------------------------------- Bambi Sun Jul 29, 2007 4:28 am ----------------------------------- RoboCop, Ghostbusters 2, Batman (1989), Fight Club, Forrest Gump, Star Wars Original Trilogy and Terminator 2: Judgement Day. ----------------------------------- Josh Sun Jul 29, 2007 9:46 am ----------------------------------- I had a funny fealing that for most of us it would be Robo. Just something I can't quite put my finger on... ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Wed Aug 01, 2007 10:08 pm ----------------------------------- Well Batman, Robocop, Terminator 2, Harley Davidson & The Marlboro Man, Fight Club and Jurassic Park. I taped those from TV as a kid and wore the tapes out. ----------------------------------- Lizzeh Wed Aug 01, 2007 10:28 pm ----------------------------------- Star Wars A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back, Robocop, and the first 2 Austin Powers movies, and Monty Python Search for the Holy Grail :D ----------------------------------- Mephisto Wed Aug 01, 2007 10:30 pm ----------------------------------- Star Wars A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back You're shitting me! :shock: I could've never guessed. :mrgreen: :wink: ----------------------------------- Swedish Robot Wed Aug 01, 2007 10:54 pm ----------------------------------- I still don't appreciate the Star Wars movies. Silly me. RoboCop. Back to the Future Part II. Batman Returns. Those are the three movies I watched most when I was a kid. ----------------------------------- rlemmon Sat Aug 04, 2007 12:55 am ----------------------------------- robo batman and killer klowns from outrr space. Love em all. ----------------------------------- DoktorNo Sat Aug 04, 2007 7:52 am ----------------------------------- "Ghost in the Shell", "Akira", "Robocop", "(New) Dominion Tank Police" and... comedies of Stanislaw Bareja: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bareja ----------------------------------- DJR2096 Sat Aug 04, 2007 8:39 am ----------------------------------- robo batman and killer klowns from outrr space. Love em all. Killer Klowns is one cool movie :D ----------------------------------- Nika Silwerra Sat Aug 04, 2007 9:53 am ----------------------------------- hey quite qood topic :mrgreen: my list is Robocop of course Titanic Les Visiteurs (that is a good French comedy ) Connan the Barbarian Slnko ,Seno a pár facek ( great Czech comedy as well) Starship troopers :wink: ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Sat Aug 04, 2007 12:11 pm ----------------------------------- robo batman and killer klowns from outrr space. Love em all. Killer Klowns is one cool movie :D LOL that movie is awesome. ----------------------------------- robohell Sat Aug 04, 2007 3:19 pm ----------------------------------- Robocop, Robocop 2, The Big Lewboski, Evil Dead, Anchorman, T.M.N.T (the first one) Terminator, Terminator 2, Unforgiven, and The Outlaw Josey Wales. ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Sun Aug 05, 2007 9:21 am ----------------------------------- Oh and me also "The Santa Claus" with Tim Allen. LOL :lol: ----------------------------------- Sean_001 Sun Aug 05, 2007 2:01 pm ----------------------------------- RoboCop is the most watched. But second is Short Circuit 2. I had a thing about robots when I was younger, basically started with Transformers G1. ----Sean ----------------------------------- * * * * * Wed Aug 15, 2007 1:41 pm ----------------------------------- RETURN OF THE JEDI 89 times at the pics 4 weeks consecutive 3 times a day,plus lots at home ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Wed Aug 15, 2007 2:49 pm ----------------------------------- RETURN OF THE JEDI 89 times at the pics 4 weeks consecutive 3 times a day,plus lots at home :shock: ...What the hell, dude? ----------------------------------- T1000416 Wed Aug 15, 2007 5:33 pm ----------------------------------- Oh geez, let me think about this. Star Wars trilogy Back to the Future Terminator 2: Judgement Day Last Action Hero Jurassic Park Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trilogy. RoboCop Super Mario Bros.(I love it!) Out of those, T2 is without a doubt the one I'd seen the most. ----------------------------------- SiR-ROUND Thu Aug 16, 2007 1:08 pm ----------------------------------- Damn, well a lot is mentioned already. Robo 1 & 2 Jurrassic Park 1 Judge Dredd Ghostbusters Evil dead 2 Gremlins Aliens Terminator 1 & 2 The Mummy Independance day Well, out of all of these, Robo 1 & 2, The Mummy and the latter on the list score the highest, but I'm not keeping track. The wife just can't understand me seeing movies over and over again. Certain people have that gift. :wink: Pretty sure not all is in the list... ----------------------------------- Tazzy Murphy Thu Aug 16, 2007 2:16 pm ----------------------------------- OK Ban me now, but I Love Musicals! Old ones New ones but mostly the oldies by Rodgers and Hammerstein.. The King and I Camelot Caraol (Error! Erroor! Error! ) 7 brides for 7 Brothers Calamity Jane Shall I go on? No. I didn't think so ;) ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Thu Aug 16, 2007 6:01 pm ----------------------------------- The wife just can't understand me seeing movies over and over again. Certain people have that gift. :wink: Pretty sure not all is in the list... My girlfriend keeps on bitching about that to me also. I start watching a movie, then she asks "What are you watching?" I answer and she says: "But you've seen that already!" Then I say:"Yeah, so what?" "But then you know what's gonna happen!" :roll: Idiot... And I add Judge Dredd on my list too. ----------------------------------- RoboBabylonAD Thu Aug 16, 2007 6:57 pm ----------------------------------- BATMAN (1989) hands down I know that film inside and out, and can quote the entire film by heart. 100 times a year at least since 1992...no...I'm not joking. RB A.D. ----------------------------------- DJR2096 Thu Aug 16, 2007 7:30 pm ----------------------------------- BATMAN (1989) hands down I know that film inside and out, and can quote the entire film by heart. 100 times a year at least since 1992...no...I'm not joking. RB A.D. Don't feel bad, tis a damn fine movie. ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Fri Aug 17, 2007 2:17 pm ----------------------------------- BATMAN (1989) hands down I know that film inside and out, and can quote the entire film by heart. 100 times a year at least since 1992...no...I'm not joking. RB A.D. One of my all time favourites and a great movie alltogether. I had this on VHS so I used to watch it all the time. I've also watched it maybe like 50 times or so. No joking... Get it? Joker... Whatever... ----------------------------------- SiR-ROUND Fri Aug 17, 2007 7:26 pm ----------------------------------- Adding Dredd... Good for you Reed, damn good... :mrgreen: ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Fri Aug 17, 2007 8:04 pm ----------------------------------- Adding Dredd... Good for you Reed, damn good... :mrgreen: I meant adding in such that I have seen it loads of times, just didn't remember to mention it in my first few posts. I used to have the VHS and I loved the block war scene in the beginning and the judges outfits were über cool. Then it kinda went downhill from there, Dredd being helmetless and all. A good movie, though. ----------------------------------- SiR-ROUND Fri Aug 17, 2007 8:14 pm ----------------------------------- I know what you meant... Now what the hell is wrong with Stallone taking the helmet off? You sounds like one of them comicfreaks... I'm only into the movie myself. :mrgreen: ----------------------------------- RoboPimp Fri Aug 17, 2007 8:19 pm ----------------------------------- Now what the hell is wrong with Stallone taking the helmet off? You sounds like one of them comicfreaks... :mrgreen: According to wikipeida: In the comic, he very rarely removes his helmet -- twice in the entire history of the series, apart from the above mentioned The Dead Man storyline -- and even then, his real face is never revealed. So it's like making a batman movie and he takes his mask off halfway through and then battles some thugs...or spiderman or the like. ----------------------------------- SiR-ROUND Fri Aug 17, 2007 9:10 pm ----------------------------------- Well, for the movie story it's kinda stupid wearing a helmet all the time doesn't it? ----------------------------------- RoboPimp Fri Aug 17, 2007 9:28 pm ----------------------------------- Well, for the movie story it's kinda stupid wearing a helmet all the time doesn't it? Why? It seems like it protects your head so you'd want to keep it on. ----------------------------------- judza Fri Aug 17, 2007 11:37 pm ----------------------------------- Grease - 200+ times (used to watch that so much) SW Entire lot (1-6) - 100+ Robo 1 - 100+ Terminator 2 - 100+ times Back to the Future Trilogy - 50+ times That's what I can remember watching so much of. ----------------------------------- RoboBabylonAD Sat Aug 18, 2007 2:31 am ----------------------------------- One of my all time favourites and a great movie alltogether. I had this on VHS so I used to watch it all the time. yep... and to this very day... I can't watch a Warner Bros. movie without a Warner Bros. ball cap...;) RB A.D. ----------------------------------- RoboFan_93 Sat Aug 18, 2007 4:24 am ----------------------------------- Mine's are deffinetely Batman (1989) Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) Batman Returns (1992) RoboCop RoboCop 2 I was raised with the 3 Bat-Movies. The RoboCops came in when I was turning 4. ----------------------------------- Damonzero Sat Aug 18, 2007 4:49 am ----------------------------------- The list goes: 1) Robocop 2) Aliens (Alien Part 2) 3) Alice In Wonderland (When i was a kid :lol: ) 4) Judge Dredd (I am, THE LAW) 5) Terminator 2 Judgement Day ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Sat Aug 18, 2007 7:50 am ----------------------------------- Now what the hell is wrong with Stallone taking the helmet off? You sounds like one of them comicfreaks... :mrgreen: According to wikipeida: In the comic, he very rarely removes his helmet -- twice in the entire history of the series, apart from the above mentioned The Dead Man storyline -- and even then, his real face is never revealed. So it's like making a batman movie and he takes his mask off halfway through and then battles some thugs...or spiderman or the like. My thoughts exactly. In the comics he NEVER takes it off, that way he's more intimitating or however you spell it, and way cooler. It would have been cool if he would have taken it off for a brief time or something, like in the locker room or somethin. In the comics I've only seen him take it off once and then he was shot in the head and his head was covered in bandages. What's this Dead Man -storyline then? :huhwhat: ----------------------------------- RoboPimp Sat Aug 18, 2007 11:30 pm ----------------------------------- My thoughts exactly. In the comics he NEVER takes it off, that way he's more intimitating or however you spell it, and way cooler. It would have been cool if he would have taken it off for a brief time or something, like in the locker room or somethin. In the comics I've only seen him take it off once and then he was shot in the head and his head was covered in bandages. What's this Dead Man -storyline then? :huhwhat: Well I read a bit about it on Wikipeida, and it's a non-Dredd story that takes place in Dredd universe, about a disfigured and burned amnesic guy traveling through the Cursed Earth. It turns out he really is Dredd, who had taken the Long Walk and then got attacked 100 days later. HE then returns to Mega City 1 to fight the dark judges in the monumental Necropolis story. Must have throw people for a loop because they were reading a non Dredd story, and then all the sudden he's Dredd. You see his face but it was burned by acid, so you don't REALLY see his face. I never actually read it, but would certainly love to get it at some point. ----------------------------------- RoboFan_93 Sun Aug 19, 2007 3:46 am ----------------------------------- It sounds cool. ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Sun Aug 19, 2007 9:15 am ----------------------------------- My thoughts exactly. In the comics he NEVER takes it off, that way he's more intimitating or however you spell it, and way cooler. It would have been cool if he would have taken it off for a brief time or something, like in the locker room or somethin. In the comics I've only seen him take it off once and then he was shot in the head and his head was covered in bandages. What's this Dead Man -storyline then? :huhwhat: Well I read a bit about it on Wikipeida, and it's a non-Dredd story that takes place in Dredd universe, about a disfigured and burned amnesic guy traveling through the Cursed Earth. It turns out he really is Dredd, who had taken the Long Walk and then got attacked 100 days later. HE then returns to Mega City 1 to fight the dark judges in the monumental Necropolis story. Must have throw people for a loop because they were reading a non Dredd story, and then all the sudden he's Dredd. You see his face but it was burned by acid, so you don't REALLY see his face. I never actually read it, but would certainly love to get it at some point. Now that sounds fucking cool! :b I bet you can't find anywhere though. :cry: ----------------------------------- SiR-ROUND Tue Aug 21, 2007 6:50 am ----------------------------------- Why? It seems like it protects your head so you'd want to keep it on. Hell, even Darth Vader takes the shit off... ----------------------------------- RoboPimp Tue Aug 21, 2007 7:02 am ----------------------------------- Why? It seems like it protects your head so you'd want to keep it on. Hell, even Darth Vader takes the shit off... When no one is watching and on his deathbed, which are fine circumstances fro Dredd to remove his helmet too. ----------------------------------- Josh Tue Aug 21, 2007 8:54 am ----------------------------------- You never know, 'he' may be an ugly ass girl undernieth... http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k234/ScooseMoose/paris_hilton_030907_01.jpg ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Tue Aug 21, 2007 7:31 pm ----------------------------------- Why? It seems like it protects your head so you'd want to keep it on. Hell, even Darth Vader takes the shit off... When no one is watching and on his deathbed, which are fine circumstances fro Dredd to remove his helmet too. Yes but since were talking about the movie, Dredd is nowhere near a situation like that. Well it's okay it's taken off during the prison transport to Titan, even though he gets to wear it and the uniform in the comics when he gets sentenced there. Shit, now that I think of it, the whole thing makes sense. But then again, do judges get the same treatment as regular prisoners? Not in the comics anyway. Wow, this is confusing :? Anyway, I meant it would be cooler if the helmet stayed on most of the film. Duck: That's creepy... But it makes sense... :D ----------------------------------- SiR-ROUND Fri Aug 24, 2007 8:27 am ----------------------------------- It doesn't make sense, Dredd has no dog... ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Fri Aug 24, 2007 9:14 pm ----------------------------------- It doesn't make sense, Dredd has no dog... Well no but he has Walter... ----------------------------------- SiR-ROUND Fri Aug 24, 2007 10:19 pm ----------------------------------- Who the f is Walter? ----------------------------------- Mindchamber Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:41 pm ----------------------------------- Kung POw: Enter the fist, seen it more times than I can count ----------------------------------- RoboPimp Sat Aug 25, 2007 5:07 am ----------------------------------- Who the f is Walter? Walter was Judge Dredd's house robot. He is usually used in stories to provide comic relief, and he has a speech impediment which causes him to pronounce his r's as w's. He was made a free robot with the rights of a human citizen in 2099 for his loyal services during the First Robot War. However he was so devoted to Dredd that he chose to remain in Dredd's employ and even got rid of his freedom papers in exchange for a Deed of Ownership giving him to Dredd. He left Dredd's service after he sustained serious damage at the hands of Mean Machine Angel. This was an effort by the writers to kill him off when Judge Dredd stories were becoming grittier and more mature. However, the character was brought back by John Wagner several years later; he now ran his own company and on the surface appeared to be a success, but still had issue from his former devotion to Dredd. He met Dredd again in 2115, helping him escape the forces of Judge Grice and wielding a vast amount of deadly weaponry, killing many ex-convict Judges in the process. The next year, Walter snapped and attempted to lead a second Robot War, and actually shot Dredd to punish him for Dredd's harsh treatment of him over the years. Arrested by Rookie Judge Giant and sentenced to thirty years, he was freed from jail during the actual Second Robot War. Found by Dredd, he was paroled in 2122 and now lives with Mrs Gunderson as a community service. He helps her run her Judge Death-based tourist attraction. I can give you a scan of his bio/pic from quality comics if you desire. ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Sat Aug 25, 2007 4:10 pm ----------------------------------- Thank you Pimp. I never read those later comics where Mean Machine beat him up and such. I've only seen the "funny" Walter. And Kung Pow is one of the greatest movies ever made. :mrgreen: ----------------------------------- SiR-ROUND Mon Sep 03, 2007 6:32 pm ----------------------------------- Damn, the comic Dredd is such a pussy... ----------------------------------- RoboPimp Tue Sep 04, 2007 2:12 am ----------------------------------- Damn, the comic Dredd is such a pussy... Uh-oh. Do you really want to have this conversation? ----------------------------------- * * * * * Tue Sep 04, 2007 2:57 am ----------------------------------- Mostly Batman '89 and Batman Returns. ----------------------------------- SiR-ROUND Tue Sep 04, 2007 7:25 am ----------------------------------- Uh-oh. Do you really want to have this conversation? Heck no! That would be off-topic! ----------------------------------- Zyddal Mon Sep 10, 2007 9:37 pm ----------------------------------- Robocop Spawn Pulp Fiction Terminator 1&2 Nightmare On Elm Street and Blade ----------------------------------- Sgt. Reed Wed Sep 12, 2007 10:05 am ----------------------------------- Robocop Spawn Pulp Fiction Terminator 1&2 Nightmare On Elm Street and Blade Yes Spawn was one of my favourite movies as well, even though today it sorta sucks. Not entirely bad, though. :mrgreen: I wish they'd make a remake or a sequel... ----------------------------------- RoboPimp Wed Sep 12, 2007 7:21 pm ----------------------------------- Robocop Spawn Pulp Fiction Terminator 1&2 Nightmare On Elm Street and Blade Yes Spawn was one of my favourite movies as well, even though today it sorta sucks. Not entirely bad, though. :mrgreen: I wish they'd make a remake or a sequel... The cartoons are rocking. I have the box set, and liked at least the first two better then the movie, which i also liked. ----------------------------------- Sgt. 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You absolutely must have this amazing collection, as it's the best Spawn EVER! ----------------------------------- Young_Jedi Fri Sep 14, 2007 7:49 pm ----------------------------------- the movies I've seen the most times: Two cult classics from the good old days when we had a BETA MAX video and I played the same tapes over and over again :) Lone Wolf McQuade - starring Chuck Norris and David Carradine They Call Me Trinity - starring Bud Spencer and Terence Hill Later on... Star Wars, Batman '89, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Terminator 2 ----------------------------------- Shirow Thu Nov 22, 2007 4:44 pm ----------------------------------- Ghost In The Shell. ----------------------------------- Robo-Vader Sun Dec 02, 2007 6:20 am ----------------------------------- A Christmas Story Never gets old.