Films You Watched Again and again Over the Years (10 times or more)

There are probably 30+ John Wayne movies I've watched 10+ times. Other than those Josie Wales is a personal favorite along with The Mag 7, Dances With Wolves, the odd numbered Indiana Jones movies, the original Star Wars trilogy, Casablanca, Costner's Robin Hood, the first three Rocky movies and First Blood, some of the Star Trek movies

On the lighter side Blazing Saddles, Major League (not the sequels), Bull Durham, Slap Shot, Fast Break, and Smokey and the Bandit

I'm sure there are others that I can't think of right now.


Edit- Forgot White Christmas, Miracle on 34th Street, Sound of Music and Wizard of Oz and I refuse to list the Disney movies and their kind that I've watched over and over through four kids.

I could watch the classics hundreds of times, more so than the current ones. But I did like a lot The King's Speech. Maybe I liked it a lot because of the history. But I've seen this movie more than 10 times. Sometimes you find some current ones that you want to see many times.

Cheers Hondo

man from snowy river, operation petticoat, its a wonderful life, angle and the badman, the harry potter movies, the fast and the furious movies (boy in the house lol), transormers, x-men, band of brothers, if son picks we get to watch his favs time and time again

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man from snowy river, operation petticoat, its a wonderful life, angle and the badman, the harry potter movies, the fast and the furious movies (boy in the house lol), transormers, x-men, band of brothers, if son picks we get to watch his favs time and time again

Sharon, your little bloke is very busy with a lot of adventures. He does have good taste. Must get it from his mother. Great movies there.

Cheers Hondo

at least now its movies and not thomas the tank engine his tastes have improved a good thing to though sometimes i would really love to watch something different but he wont watch chic flicks with me because i sometimes cry in the sad moments lol

Apart from Duke's movies, I also
watch Tombstone, and Clint's westerns many times.

you can say i watched most audie murphy westerns more than 10 times as well as james stewart westerns,gary cooper westerns,and the likes of support your local gunfighter/sheriff,rocky mountain,they died with their boots on,lots of westerns 10 times or more.then other films like white heat,it's a wonderful life,the big sleep,angels with dirty faces,12 angry men,out of the past,crossfire,north by northwest,rear window,virtigo,the trouble with harry,the birds.oh boy im watching tooo many films lol

Rio Bravo
Rio Lobo
The Searchers
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
The Quiet Man
High Noon
Electric Horseman
Mclintock
A Summer Place-1959
Godfather I & II
Uncle Buck
Crocodile Dundee I&II
Teachers Pet
The Shootist
Patton
Angel and the Badman
Magnificent Seven
Operation Petticoat
Clints Spaghetti Westerns
Run Silent Run Deep
Midway.
Tora Tora Tora.
My Darling Clementine
Brewsters Millions w/ John Candy
Most anything with Clark Gable, John Wayne, Henry Fonda, Glenn Ford,Clint Eastwood, Early Paul Newman,early Robert Redford, Richard Egan, Dorothy Mcquire, Lee Remick, Doris Day, Jimmy Stewart, Marilyn Monroe, John Candy, Gary Cooper,

Thanks for the update

A few more for my list:
Bandelero
Shawshank Redemption
Casino Royale (Craig version)
Taken
Rambo II
Unforgiven
The Wild Bunch
The Longest Day
Battle of the Bulge
Shane
Gunsmoke: To the Last Man
Aliens
Live & Let Die
For Your Eyes Only
From Russia With Love
The Untouchables
The Blues Brothers
Psycho (Hitch's)
Saboteur
North By Northwest
A Christamas Carrol (Alistair Sim)
It's a Wonderful Life
Halloween (John Carpenter)
Return of the Vampire
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Home Alone 1 & 2
and who know how many more...

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Apart from Duke's movies, I also
watch Tombstone, and Clint's westerns many times.

Don't think you really needed to tell us that now did you, lol!

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in the heat of the night
gentleman jim
the man who new too much
vertigo
dial m for murder
strangers on a train
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Quality selection there Ringo kid! Have you seen the new Hitchcock film with Anthony Hopkins yet?

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The Shootist
The Cowboys
China Doll
Operation Pacific
They Were Expendable
Fort Apache
Rio Bravo
Chisum
McClintock
The Horse Soldiers
The Searchers
Hondo
The Fighting Seebeas
Von Ryan's Express
Lady in Cement
In Harm's Way
El Dorado
True Grit
Rooster Cogburn and the Lady
Island in the Sky
The Flying Tigers
WagonMaster
The Three Godfathers
Pillars of the Sky
The Quiet Man
From Here to Eternity
The First Deadly Sin Watched it a great many times because Frankie
was in it and wanted so very much for him to
become Sanders' Delaney so he could make
movies of the other Delaney books. Sadly,
would like to say the script made Frankie
unacceptable as Delaney, but that wasn't so.
Just wasn't Frankie's type of role. But, for
anyone who loves an intelligently written old
style detective novel, try Lawrence Sanders'
"Deadly Sins" series....there are four of them.
Better make sure you have all of them available,
because you will want to start the next as soon
as you close the book before it.
The Sands of Iwo Jima
The Long Grey Line
Big Hand for a Little Lady
5 Card Stud

BETTER STOP THERE.....LOTS MORE TO BE PUT ON HERE, THOUGH. KEITH

I'm bound to regret this as i'll forget loads! In no particular order:
Jaws
Psycho
King Kong (original)
The day the earth stood still (original)
2001: A Space Odssey
Some like it hot
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Halloween
Magnificent 7
Throne of blood
Great Escape
Bridge on the river Kwai
Pale Rider
Sergio Leone Western trilogy
Ride lonesome
It's a Wonderful Life
Cool Hand Luke
The Wizard of Oz
Planet of the apes (original)
Raiders of the lost Ark
Mark of Zorro (Power)
The Sea Hawk (Flynn)
Robin Hood (Flynn)
Gentleman Jim
Bladerunner
Superman the Movie
Tarzan the Ape Man (Weissmuller)
M fritz Lang
The black cat (Lugosi)
Gone in 60 seconds, I know!
Coraline
The Right Stuff

I think other films will get there, Tombstone, Gran Torino but they haven't been out long enough to catch up with the others yet!

I didn't list any Duke films as that's a given, as I'm on this forum, that they get watched regularly!;-)

Very bright there, SON! I should've skipped Duke films also. How could I forget Gentlemen Jim.......well........imagine there are a great many I skipped.
Learned from Paula that Ben's friends called him SON. Never knew that.......supposed YOU did though, Mr. Peter Dooley? KEITH

You can add to this list:

Breakthrough.
The Tanks Are Coming.
Quantrills Raiders.
The Journey.

I just bought Blu-Rays movies:
on Amazon- Patton for $9.99 + shipping & tax
on WarnerBrothers The Searchers for 6.99 + Tax only
" WyattEarp(Costner)/Assassination of for 8.99 "
Jessie James-Brad Pitt/Casey Affleck
Warner Brothers has no shipping and many Blu-Rays on sale at $6.99 & 8.99 right now . There are a couple more of John Wayne here.

Pardon my ignorance, but where do I search on Amazon for these deals? By artist? Western?

Now that I've been approved for my disability, I can afford to order some movies, just not too many at once!!

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Pardon my ignorance, but where do I search on Amazon for these deals? By artist? Western?

Now that I've been approved for my disability, I can afford to order some movies, just not too many at once!!

Usually when I look on Amazon--I just type in the name of the movie-TV series--or main person in it--and i get good results.

OK, thanks!