QUOTE (Nonus Aequilibrium @ Mar 15 2007, 05:16 PM)
Someone's worried her record is about to be shattered.
I have never seen anything 11 times, not even my own family.
Full Version: which film have you seen the most times?
I have never seen anything 11 times, not even my own family.
I tried to beat SPR's record when the LotR films came out, same with the SW prequels but I have lost the strength. 
QUOTE (Zoe @ Mar 15 2007, 05:18 PM)
I have never seen anything 11 times, not even my own family.
Photos of Luke?
QUOTE (Nonus Aequilibrium @ Mar 15 2007, 05:25 PM)
Photos of Luke?
Er... no.
QUOTE (Simone @ Mar 15 2007, 05:17 PM)
I love my Tom Hanks. 
Did you think if you watched it enough times he might not die anymore?
FOTR, TT, ROTK - 4
Titanic - 4 *blush*
But then all the LOTR films have literally been watched hundreds of times on DVD.
Titanic - 4 *blush*
But then all the LOTR films have literally been watched hundreds of times on DVD.
QUOTE (empathy-with-beast @ Mar 15 2007, 05:58 PM)
Did you think if you watched it enough times he might not die anymore?
Youre spot on there!
X-Men 2, 3 times.
Shaun of the Dead, twice.
I'm a busy man.
I'm a busy man.
Back To The Future - 5 times, probably.
Hot Fuzz-2
Casino Royale-2
That's the most I do these days. Somewhere along the way I managed to acquire a life and stopped going to the cinema far too many times.
Casino Royale-2
That's the most I do these days. Somewhere along the way I managed to acquire a life and stopped going to the cinema far too many times.
Friends of mine went and saw Bill & Ted's bogus journey 6 times back in the day!
Scary.
Scary.
I reckon I've seen A New Hope at least 15 times at the cinema with a rough sliding scale for the other 5 in order.
The old cinema in Chorlton used to run the same movie back to back during the day. Me, Mum and Brother would go see the same film twice, the one that always stuck out was Bedknobs and Broomsticks. The undead fighting off Nazis, what's to go wrong??
The old cinema in Chorlton used to run the same movie back to back during the day. Me, Mum and Brother would go see the same film twice, the one that always stuck out was Bedknobs and Broomsticks. The undead fighting off Nazis, what's to go wrong??
I've seen 28 Days Later I think 9 times all the way through now.
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