Grease 2

Probably Return of the Jedi. Watched it all the time as a kid.

That and Ghostbusters.

The Phantom Menace.

However, leaving out my cutlist project, I'd also say Ghostbusters.

Has to be Empire Strikes Back. Even before i started work on ESB:R it had to be the one movie i watched more than every other one.

The OOT is not a film.

The OOT is so much more.

Raiders of the Lost Ark.  Man, I love that movie!

At home it would have to be the ITV premier of Star Wars (ANH so pre SE but after the title change).

I taped it off the television and skipped the adverts but kept the ad break cards (I still expect to see them at key points in the movie when I watch it).

At one point I was watching the thing about three times a day for many months.

If you add that to the official VHS viewings, the DVD viewings (both GOUT and SE and fan edits) and the half dozen cinema viewings I must have seen the film in some form well over a thousand times by now (though I try to limit it to about once a year these days).

In the cinema it is Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom which I watched about 17 times (to the point where the ticket lady at the ABC Cinema was giving me funny looks when I would see it a couple of times a day in one week).

Watching a film a lot of times isn't always a barometer of appreciation though.

I can remember the ITV premier of Star Wars featuring the beautiful mono mix. I didn't have a video recorder at the time so i taped the audio from the output on the TV to my Hi-Fi and must have listened to that tape hundreds of times

Empire Strikes Back is probably the most, but I have a feeling I watched Home Alone more than any movie.

adywan said:

I can remember the ITV premier of Star Wars featuring the beautiful mono mix. I didn't have a video recorder at the time so i taped the audio from the output on the TV to my Hi-Fi and must have listened to that tape hundreds of times

I did the exact same thing...

Bingowings said:

At home it would have to be the ITV premier of Star Wars (ANH so pre SE but after the title change).

I taped it off the television and skipped the adverts but kept the ad break cards (I still expect to see them at key points in the movie when I watch it).

At one point I was watching the thing about three times a day for many months.

If you add that to the official VHS viewings, the DVD viewings (both GOUT and SE and fan edits) and the half dozen cinema viewings I must have seen the film in some form well over a thousand times by now (though I try to limit it to about once a year these days).

In the cinema it is Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom which I watched about 17 times (to the point where the ticket lady at the ABC Cinema was giving me funny looks when I would see it a couple of times a day in one week).

Watching a film a lot of times isn't always a barometer of appreciation though.

And again, I did the exact same thing...Even watching Indy a shit load of times at the cinema...... The one add break I still remember to this day is "Luke..Luke..Luke...Have you seen Luke this morning?"

Actually, I think it was Jedi that I saw around 17 times in 3 weeks at our local cinema...Good times!!!

In cinema, I really, really, really wish my second most watched film was my first.... I was dragged/guilted into going to see My Super Ex-girlfriend in theaters 7 times!!!! I only managed to get to see LOTR: Return of the King 3 times in theater and, that's my second most watched in theater film.

Star Wars - Too young - Can't remember but it was around 6 or 7 times

Empire - Too young - Again, Can't remember but it was around 6 or 7 times

SW & ESP Double bill - God knows...But seeing SW on the screen in years was great.

Jedi - 17 Times

E.T - 11 Times

Temple of Doom - Around 8 or 9 times

Those are the films I saw most

Lucky for me my cinema was only 2 mins from where we lived and only cost 50p to get in, so yes, I spent a lot of time there....

James Bond-I've watched Dr. No through LTK so many times that I've lost count. The Brosnan films slightly less.

If I counted the number of times it would be Live and Let Die.