• Month Python and the Holy Grail
• Young Frankenstein
• Seven Samurai
• LOTR Trilogy

I see a lot of LOTR fans here. Good crowd.

In steam of consciousness order:

• Young Frankenstein
• Princess Bride
• Double Indemnity
• Nightmare Before Christmas
• The Breakfast Club
• The Fifth Element
• 12 Monkeys
• The Terminator
• Star Wars (first trilogy)
• Harvey
• The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
• Men In Black
• The Incredibles
• Inception
• E.T.
• The Sting
• Grease
• Ghostbusters
• West Side Story

Probably a number of others

I haven't seen it listed here in a quick scan, so:

Office Space

I revisit Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind every few years when I wanna get my guts all twisted into knots.

I think when Kaufman is left on his own he's too much of a bummer and Gondry on his own is just too far out. But somehow they come together in a perfect balance with Jim Carey in perhaps his best serious role, IMHO. The soundtrack really takes it the extra mile.

I appreciate it because Joel and Clementine come off as just two kinda fucked up people having a kinda fucked up relationship; very relatable. Neither is perfect or completely at fault and the film very much leaves it up to your interpretation if they can or should work together. I don't think it has a happy ending, do you? Compare that to something like 500 Days of Summer where you're really supposed to sympathize with Joseph Gordon-Levitt's character but mostly I end up wanting to push him into the mud. Hard.

The subplot between the doctor and his secretary is maybe a little unnecessary? But Kirsten Dunst is amazing so whatever.

I wish I had stayed.

• Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)
• The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (1966)
• Star Wars: A New Hope (1977)
• The Third Man (1949)
• The Ladykillers (1955)
• The Big Lebowski (1998)
• Repo Man (1984)
• Stalker (1979)

Probably several others, but those are the first to come to mind.

I don't re-watch movies very often, and more than three times is rare as hens' teeth. Sometimes it's because it's an absolute classic, or sometimes it's because I'm weirdly fascinated by it. Let's see if I can remember those rare exceptions.

• Starship Troopers (good movie, and something about it charmed my socks off)
• Les Triplettes de Belleville (absolutely must-see, smashing masterpiece, no need to know French) (free to watch here!)
• Big Lebowski (words cannot describe)
• The Life of Brian (Monty Python's finest movie IMO, and a fascinating commentary on religion)
• Fire and Ice (good movie, and I found the rotoscoping utterly entrancing) (free to watch here and here!)

I lost count:

The Marvel Cinematic Universe movies. I know it's popular to hate on them and point out flaws, but most of them are perfect "junk food" comfort food flicks. And some of them are really good!

I’ve probably seen Hot Fuzz more times than any other movie. It was a comfort movie for a while.

Princess Bride

Pretty much any studio Ghibli movie. Have watched spirited away, Totoro, howls moving castle, valley of the wind, and many more more than 3x. Don't often rewatch stuff but have a soft spot for ghibli!

These are just movies I've probably seen more than 3 times in no particular order, they aren't all necessarily masterpieces (though some are):

Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

Princess Bride

Blade Runner / Bladerunner 2049

Idiocracy

Interstellar

Spaceballs

Clue

The Other Guys

Dr Strangelove

Airplane! / Airplane 2!

Terminator 2

Kung Pow: Enter the Fist

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

Home Alone

12 Monkeys

Inception

The Iron Giant

Trading Places

Star War: Backstroke of the West, The Third Gathering

Off the top of my head / all-time popular:

• Avatar (the blue alien one)
• Interstellar
• The Dark Knight trilogy
• Lord of the Rings trilogy

To satisfy my inner little boy:

• Ip Man
• Transformers
• Pacific Rim

Animation:

• Frozen
• How to train your dragon trilogy

Yeah I'm a basic bitch

Jurassic Park. (1,2 and 3)

Tremors (1 and 2)

Lake Placid (RIP Betty)

And Then There Were None

The Thing

Robin Hood (Disney animated version)

Star Wars (Original trilogy + Episode 1)

Addams Family Values

Django Unchained

Inglorious Basterds

Pulp Fiction (not a Tarantino stan, I swear)

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Aliens

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Ironman (first one)

Pacific Rim

Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

The Big Short

Probably more than that TBH. I rewatch a lot.

A ton, but the one I'm most inclined to talk about is The Thing (1982). We rewatch it almost weekly since I introduced my spouse to it which is amazing because each time we spend about an hour afterwards dissecting the things motives, the order of replacements, different theories, etc. It's truely one of the best movies ever made. The practical effects get a ton of praise, but for me it's just gotta efficiently the movie is at what it does. You know every character within minutes of their appearance, you feel the alienation and paranoia, and the thing itself is so inexplicable that even after hundreds of watches in my life time I genuinely can't rationalize why it does what it does.

The 2011 one would have been better if they left in the pilot alien and had better set and custome guys. It doesn't feel like a pequal, it feels like a remake set in 2011.

The Fifth Element comes to my mind immediately. It was my happy place.

The Lord of the Rings, It's what I watch when I felt lost.

Also, Nostalgia, another film I rewatch when I felt not belonging and nowhere to go back to.

• Holy grail
• The only two terminator movies that have been made
• Akira
• Black cat white cat
• Underground
• Casablanca
• Cabaret
• Lotr
• Wall-e
• Totoro (and a bunch of other ghibli movies) 
• Pulp fiction
• Life aquatic (because I always forget the story and whether I like it or not) 
• Napoleon Dynamite (will never not recommend this to anyone, regardless of cultural snobery)

Probably a bunch more

Hot Shots! Both, btw

All LOTR and Harry Potter movies

Primer

Napoleon Dynamite

My no-doubt incomplete list (I enjoy watching old favourites over):

• Bladerunner
• The Blues Brothers
• The Princess Bride
• Baby Driver
• The Cornetto Triliogy - Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The World's End
• Monty Python - Holy Grail, Life of Brian, Meaning of Life
• Star Wars Trilogy (original and best)
• Dune (the David Lynch one)
• It's a Wonderful Life
• Twelve Angry Men
• Die Hard
• Alien
• Aliens

A subset ...

• Ghostbusters (1984)
• The Princess Bride
• Wrath of Khan
• Lord of the Rings
• Aliens
• The Bourne Identity
• Life of Brian
• Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Unusual or less known movies I've watched a quite a few times:

• Leaves of Grass

• A Scanner Darkly

• Red Lights

• Where the Buffalo Roam

• Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

-2010: The Year We Make Contract

My mind is blanking on the others

There are plenty (nearing my 60s, I've had plenty time to watch movies ;). So allow me to name just a few I always enjoy watching. They are in no order save the two first ones:

• '2001 A Space Odyssey'. There are movies, many are not that great, some are excellent and of those a few are true work of art, and then there is '2001'. I'm an admirer of most of Kubrick's work but this one is in a category of its own. I hated the first time I watched it, then I watched it again and was blown away, sequence after sequence. And I'm blown away every single time I re-watch it. It's one of the two movies I consider on par with the greatest books I've ever read.
• 'Les enfants du paradis' (Children of Paradise). Marcel Carné, 1945. A french movie and the second of the two movies I consider as good as the best books I've ever read. Maybe even more than 2001...
• '12 Angry Men'. Or what it means/should mean to live and to be a citizen in a democracy.
• Gone With the Wind.
• Ghost in the Shell (the original anime)
• The Dictator (Chaplin)
• 'The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean'. I love this movie despite all its flaws. I love every bits of it, even its flaws. And I love its ending even more.
• 'Dances with Wolves'. I'm a sucker for Westerns and this one, right with 'Open Range' and maybe 'True Grit' (the Cohen version), which is also a great novel, is my all time most... loved Western. Not my favorite, but the one I love the most. Every time I watch it makes me wonder what the USA (and the rest of the world) could have been if they had managed to get rid of their hate (of the natives, and of nature). I should also list the Newman/Redford 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid'. But I feel bad for only listing so few as there are many more great Westerns and even a few truly amazing ones (there is also a lot of turds, I will admit it). This genre deserves a thread on its own as it so often overlooked or ignored because of its label. It's sad.
• 'Somewhere in Time'. next to Westerns, I'm a sucker for love stories. This one makes me cry every single time. I also like 'When Harry Met Sally', a lot.
• A History of Violence. I expected not much of it but it happened to be a great movie. With an amazing casting.
• The Birds (my favorite Hitchcock, so different from du Maurier's original short story which is also excellent, btw)
• North by Northwest (another Hitchcock, another of my favorites)
• Toy Story (the first 1, maybe the 2nd too), Ice Age (the 2 first ones)
• 'Singing in the Rain'. The movie I've watched the most, bar none?
• 'West Side Story'
• 'Scarface' (the one with Al Pacino).
• Kick Ass (the first one) made a huge impression on me. And gave me hope that all was not lost with contemporary US cinema that has grown afraid even of its own shadow and has started self-censoring, hard.
• A clockwork Orange.
• Full Metal Jacket (there is a lot I like less in it but it still is a great film)
• Barry Lyndon. God may have created light but Kubrick mastered it, in that movie.

There are so, so many more! Ozu is one of the directors I can endlessly watch and have a blast, I'm also a fan of Kurosawa. I have not even considered Italian (like, they were among the best) or the Russian cinema! Or even my own French movies: back in the days, French used to make a lot of great movies but that was before we too, like Hollywood, became so afraid of our own shadow that we started self-censoring... Sad times we're living in, bu that will pass.

Young Frankenstein
Pulp Fiction
Big Lebowski
Airplane! with Zero Hour! (1957) immediately after
Fifth Element
The Death of Stalin

Big Trouble in Little China

Princess Bride

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen

Tank Girl

Romancing the Stone

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Where the Buffalo Roam

Everything by Monty Python

Edit: everything by Mel Brooks

Lots.

The OG Star Wars (4, 5, 6)

Shawshank Redemption

Edge Of Tomorrow

Top Gun

Princess Bride (top 5 sword fight!)

Most all of Pixar’s stuff, and Dreamwork’s kids movies. My kids grew up with them.

Sleepy Hollow (Depp/Ricci version)

The Departed

Rob Roy (another top 5 sword fight)

Dune (original ‘80s version)

Alien/Aliens/Alien 3

Tron

Goonies

Rat Race

Lost Boys

Robin Hood: Men in Tights

The Breakfast Club

Ferris Buellers Day Off

Deadpool

The LOTR trilogy

Blade Runner - both films

Heist (a lesson in writing a script consisting of one-liners)

Ocean’s 11

The Name Of The Rose

The Last Mohican

Master And Commander

5th Element

Any of the Monty Python films, but especially Quest for the Holy Grail

That’s a start.

If I had to whittle it down to absolute favorites: Princess Bride, Monty Python, and OG Star Wars.

Snatch

Idiocracy, numerous times.

As time passes, it gets worse (aka reality does. The movie is perfect)

Far too many to name, so here's the first 10 that come to mind:

• Ghostbusters
• Star Wars
• Goodfellas
• Aliens
• Clue
• Back to the Future
• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
• Akira
• His Girl Friday
• Escape to Victory

Galaxy Quest

I probably watched The Man from Earth (2007) over ten times.

Princess Bride

Strictly Ballroom

Paul

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Star Wars 4,5,6

LOTR all of them

Operation Petticoat

Dr Strangelove

The Great Race

Pacific Rim

The Abyss

True Lies

Alien

Aliens

Clue

The Cutting Edge

Forbidden Planet

Harry Potter series

Kelly's Heroes

The Last Starfighter

Young Frankenstein

Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Star Trek movies: Wrath of Khan, First Contact

Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines

Gumball Rally

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

I think in general comedies are just way easier to rewatch for what ever reason.

Also I think just because I rewatch a movie a lot does not mean it is the best movie. I think some movies just give a certain vibe that is enjoyable.

• Airplane
• Naked Gun
• Scary movie
• Simpsons movie
• Spirited Away
• Se7en
• The Prestige
• Inception
• Weathering with you

I probably also watched some Christmas movies a ton of times just because they played on TV a lot when I was a kid like Home Alone.

The Lord of the Rings - watched these many times now, and a couple of those have been back to back marathons. And yes, extended editions every time.

The Little Mermaid - The original Disney animated version. It’s possibly my favourite of what is known as the renaissance era.

The Muppet Christmas Carol - I watch this every year on Christmas Eve. I think I’m up to about 15 or more years now. It’s without a doubt the best version of A Christmas Carol ever.

Top three off the top of my head. I’m sure there’s more but the won’t match the number of times I’ve watched these.

Hundreds of Beavers! It's an absolute delight showing it to someone who has never seen it before.

How to Train Your Dragon

used to fall asleep to it every night

• Mean Girls
• Inception
• Harry Potter series
• The Lord of the Rings Trilogy extended edition

The Departed

Godfather 1 & 2

Rogue One

The Fifth Element

Dune 1 & 2

The Princess Bride

Star Wars 1-6

Anchorman

Big Fish

Big Trouble in Little China. Its my comfort-film.

i don't even have an answer for that. but i grew up pre-internet and owned lots of video tapes.

i'm marveling at the notion that there may be people who haven't rewatched movies a lot?

• Star Wars trilogy
• Aliens
• Young Frankenstein
• A Christmas Story
• Die Hard
• Predator
• Terminator 2
• The Fifth Element
• Ghostbusters
• Spaceballs
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
• Last of the Mohicans
• Iron Man 1
• Cap America 1
• Shaun of the Dead
• The Matrix 1
• Wizard of Oz/Dark side of the rainbow

Just cause these haven't been called out by the top comments-

True Lies

The Hunt for Red October

Top secret, Back to the future, Star Wars (IV,V and VI), Godfather (all three), LOTR (all three), Goodfellas,

Most of mine have already been mentioned, but the biggie that hasn't is: the Back to the Future trilogy.

Not only are there lots of little details you probably don't catch on the first viewing, I'm surprised they don't make more millennial-and-older users' lists just from them being often the best thing on TV, in the ancient times before streaming.

Evil Dead 2

Dr Strangelove

I watched Blade Runner many times, and I still think its crap. Although I like what it is trying to say.

Monty Python movies. All of them.

Spinal Tap

Fritz the Cat

Return of the Living Dead

So many more if I think about it.

Wow my list would be equally as large as some of the other people which have replied so I’m just going to list the ones I have seen the most -

1. Blade Runner
2. The Duelists
3. Alien

…..and many many more :)

Die hard. It's not a "treasure movie", but a "christmas tradition"

Lucky Number Slevin is likely my most watched movie.

Kung Fu Hustle I’ve seen countless times.

• The Goonies
• Romancing the Stone
• Star Wars
• Bloodsport
• Idiocracy
• Moving
• The Money Pit
• Forest Gump

Midnight Run - it's just a perfect movie, not one frame is superfluous in this movie

The Thing - yearly re-watch

Spirited Away - yearly re-watch (always accompanied by other Miyazaki movies)

Smiley Face - one of the few movies that make me smile, Anna Faris is the cutest thing ever

Alien - I watched it secretly as a kid while everybody was asleep at home, and watched it who knows how many times since. It didn't scare me, it kindled my love for sci-fi.

Baby driver ! Love it.

Mulan, many times, same with toy story, all the pooh movies, up, over the hedge, soo many like that

Almost heroes is a must watch. About hurt myself laughing at it. Same with both ace Ventura's.

Too many to count, and more than I even remember.

I went without internet in an area not friendly to children being outside, so I watched movies in no particular order over and over. Just "yeah I haven't watched this in a few weeks" and re-watch.

Lord of The Rings, Star Wars, Star Trek, Monty Python (all), Princess Bride, MIB, Evolution, Terminator 1&2, Starship Trooper... Honestly most popular Sci fi movies from the 90s... The sound of music, fiddler on the roof, a bunch of musicals..

I'm sure I watched the classic disney movies many times.

I know people who buy watch a movie and then don't feel like watching any of them ever again.

Dredd (2012). Excellent film, stellar performances from Karl Urban and Lena Headey. Alex Garland writing goodness before he started directing.

On the topic of Alex Garland, I've also researched Civil War (2024) three times. I love how both movies are so tight, not a scene or moment wasted.

District b13, the transporter, fast and the furious 1, 2, and Tokyo drift, nation Lampoon's Christmas vacation, the big Lebowski, 28 days later, resident evil, probably others.

I watched my VHS copy of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon so much in just 1 year, that the following year my parents got me a copy on DVD because the tape in the cassette was worn out and warped.

I watch Groundhog Day at least twice a year.

My go to comfort movies are:
Sneakers
Hackers
The Italian Job (2003)
Gone in 60 Seconds (2000)\

Note: I didn’t say “Best” or “Favorite” but these are infinitely rewatchable for me with any level of attention paid to them.

• Office space
• Fight club
• Robocop
• Blues brothers
• Home alone
• Elf
• A Christmas Story
• Die Hard
• Willow
• Star wars (all of them)
• Star Trek (most of them)
• Tremors
• Terminator 2
• John Wick
• Predator
• The equalizer
• Cable Guy

Honorable mention: the countless movies with Paul rudd that played on Saturdays on comedy central

Les Liaisons Dangereuses with Glen Close and John Malcovich. I used to be able to quote the entire script by heart.

• Outlander (2008)
• The 13th Warrior (1999)
• Braveheart (1995)
• Gladiator (2000)
• Waterworld (1995)
• Escape from New York (1981)

These and a few other similar 'epic' movies were my go to lullaby movies for decades.

I'd put them on late and fall asleep to them, but I'd also watch them through sometimes too. And I still throw them on sometimes, just for kicks.

The Matrix

I'm old, so tons of them... mainly SF, fantasy, etc. all the LOTR (extended), Star Wars, Star Trek, Alien, BTTF, etc. Dances With Wolves (the extended version)

a good trilogy too: Once upon a time in the West, Duck, You Sucker!, Once upon a time in America.

Seriously tons of movies from 2000 and less. Also dozens and dozens of French movies (native language) I have watched multiple times.

I never watched a MCU movie for instance. Since LOTR trilogy I basically stopped watching new movies, nothing beats them.

Fifth Element Serenity (Firefly) Goonies Dune Cabin in the Woods Megamind Tropical Thunder Super Troopers Transformers the Movie (1986) A Christmas Story

Dumb and Dumber

I can't believe I didn't see anyone else post it. Mostly I've rewatched it because it was replayed on cable so much but I certainly love it.

Brazil (1984)

3 Idiots for sure

• Whiplash
• The Princess Bride
• Edge of Tomorrow
• Rogue One
• Lord of the Rings trilogy (extended editions) <— annual tradition for me

Three times that's it? There's so many I couldn't even begin to list them all.

Catch Me If You Can

Waynes World.. its my guilty pleasure

There’s plenty of movies that I like to rewatch, and most have been mentioned here already.

But the first movie I remember rewatching over and over again when I was little, was Labyrinth.
Funny enough I haven’t seen it in more than thirty years. It’s mostly nostalgia vibes by now, but I remember being in love with that movie back then.

Ronin. Back when TV was a thing, if that shit came on, we did not change the channel until it was done. GOD what a fantastic film that is.

Dredd

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Serenity

K-Pop Demon Hunters

Ghost in the Shell (1995)

Star Wars Trilogy (unedited originals)

Pulp Fiction

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Kick-Heart

Le Maison en Petit Cubes (The House of Small Cubes)

Shaun of the Dead

Blade Runner

Cowboy Bepop: Knocking on Heavens Door

Neo Tokyo

The original non-Gameshopified Astartes series by Syama Pedersen, though technically like five episodes, I always watch all of them in one go. :3 The Emperor Protects :3

Being There (1979)

True Stories (1986)

Waking Life (2001)

Most definitely Big Fish. Every time I swear I won't cry; every time I end up sobbing. With snot.
It just hits too close to home. I even had to trigger-warn my 55-year-old dad, to whose home it hits even closer.

My go to movies when I need to throw something on:

• The Martian
• Thor: Ragnarok
• Everything Everywhere All At Once
• Aliens

the three lotr, its a wonderful life, miracle on 34th street all versions, the orginal star wars trilogy, star trek one and two and four, ladyhawke, up, princess bride, close encounters of the third kind, alien, aliens, forbidden planet, raiders of the lost ark, rocky horror picture show, charlie brown specials, grinch who stole chrismass cartoons, frosty cartoons, the blues brothers, original dune movie, all the monty pythons I know of (grail, brian, yellowbeard, meaning of life), time bandits, spaceballs, terminator 1 and 2, yellow submarine, airplane1+2, top secret. Maybe it should be limited to post 2000. Thing is when you go back there are things broadcast every year or when they were broadcast you made it a point to catch it then in the age of video cassetes if you did not find anything you felt like that week for the weekend you maybe picked up something you liked or you had a friend who had not seen it or something. Not as much came out every year and in addition as more comes out the total pool is way larger. so it is harder to rewatch things. Like I think I have only watch the harry potters twice but drop them into the 90's and im sure they would have been a regular pickup or i would have owned them. That being said there are some older movies that are just classics to and there is a reason you went out of your way to catch it broadcast.

Lost Highway VHS got pretty worn out back in the day

Three Days of the Condor

Excellent 70's paranoid thriller.

I posted it to fullmoviesonyoutube@piefed.social a while back, if you want to watch it.

EDIT: Agh, it was taken down from Archive.org. It's available for free on Pluto though.

There was a time I’d watch V for Vendetta every November 5th, but that’s fallen off in recent years. Still a great movie; it’s one of those few films I think is better than the source material. I have also probably seen Billy Madison 500 times. There are a ton more I could list but those are jumping out in my head

Bad Santa is my christmas movie. I regret watching Bad Santa 2 once.

I am very old. Not sure if this will help or not. I will try to skip the obvious stuff.

Phantom of the Paradise 

Devine (warning very weird and sexual)

Time Bandits

Weird Science

Return of the Living Dead (1985)

• Judge Dred (the new one)
• Blade Runner 2049
• Ready Player One
• LOTR

I watch these films multiple times a year

Tremors 1, 2 or 3. Don't bother with 4+ its all straight to DVD nonsense.

Redline (2009) probably the best animated movie of all time (studio ghibli people i will fite u)

Idiocracy is very funny in a not very funny kind of way

Elemental was a fantastic Pixar IP that looks like its going to get some fascinating world building in a sequel

Event horizon and "god bless America"

Madmax...all of them.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier, probably a dozen times.

John Wick 1-4. Saw them all in the theater at least three times a piece. More at home

Amelie

City of Lost Children

Delicatessen

Yes I like Jeunet.

Dark City

Children of Men

I also like distopias.

Lanyrinth

One name David Bowie

• Super Troopers
• The Big Lebowski
• Breakin
• The Blues Brothers
• Predator
• Aliens
• Garden State
• Starship Troopers

• Brazil
• Pulp Fiction
• A Clockwerk Orange
• Delicatessen
• Bad Boy Bubby

Real Genius. It is a movie with a very young Val Kilmer and lasers. That's all you need to know. Watch it.

Marry poppins.

What a good movie.

• Robots
• Scott Pilgrim against the World
• David (Your Name)
• Hardcore Henry
• In Time
• How to train your dragon
• NiNoKuni
• The girl next door
• The secret life of Walter Mity
• Pirates of the Caribbean
• Iron Man
• Moana
• The Giver
• Kung Fury
• Incredibles
• Constantine
• The last witch hunter

All watched 3 times or more and logged.

I re-watch movies and tv shows very often. Some movies I've seen over 20 times.

It's rare for me to only watch something once.

Real genius.

• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
• Spirited Away
• Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World
• Tron
• Every Disney movie that came out between Peter Pan and Toy Story 2 including those two.

Tron: Legacy and Hot Rod are my comfort movies.

Lord of the Rings, Gattaca, There's Something About Mary, Dazed and Confused, The Death of Stalin.

Interstellar

Most Star Wars movies except 8 & 9

F1

Back to the Future trilogy

Avengers: Infinity War

Black Panther

Both modern Dune movies

Fury

Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy

The Martian

Oppenheimer

BTTF trilogy

Return to Oz (Mostly, I commented to say this, because no one else has yet.)

Most of James Bond

Along with many of the others already mentioned, but I'd be remiss if I didn't include Miracle on 34th Street (1947), probably all of the Charlie Brown Specials, A Christmas Story, Frosty the Snowman, The Grinch who Stole Christmas, and probably several others, just because as a kid we watched them every holiday. I'm sure there's more on this list, but I'm old.

I've also watched the first season of Altered Carbon at least three times, and Rick and Morty, Archer, and others.

Drop Dead Gorgeous Best in Show

Megamind

I got trash taste, granted but;

As a kid? He man and the masters of the universe.

As a young adult? Grandma's boy.

Currently? I don't think I remember movies well enough for it to be considered a rewatch. But I've definitely rewatch Peter Jackson's lotr more times than reasonable.

Ones I haven't read in this thread:

Trainspotting

Tombstone

The matador (2005)

Starship Troopers, Die Hard 1 & 2, Alien & Aliens Mad Max, Road Warrior, Thunderdome, Meet the Parents, Little Miss Sunshine, Wedding Crashers, Step Brothers, Office Space, LoTR Trilogy, OG Star Wars trilogy, Any if the Star Trek films, 2001

My cousin Vinny I watch it once a year because it is a masterpiece.

Terminator 2. Judgment Day is my favorite movie of all time. I watch it pretty consistently. Sometimes I'll leave it on playing in the background when I'm doing stuff on the computer.

Probably only Star Wars 1 - 6.

Amelie for the feels. Friday for the laughs.

• Monty Python's Holy Grail, Life of Brian and Meaning of life (in that order of rewaches). Although I haven't seen them in years, now that I live somewhere where weed is legal I should do that (never seen them stoned)
• Primer, which if it's not on your list here you either haven't seen it or haven't understood it
• The Mummy and Harry Potter (especially the first couple). They're one of my wife's comfort movies so we watch them every once in a while if she's feeling down
• LotR, although it's more of an event to rewatch them.
• Stargate, every few years we rewatch the TV show when we have nothing else to watch, we do that with some other TV shows as well as it's good background noise to just relax. And since it starts and ends with movies we've watched those several times.
• Pink Floyd's The Wall and Daft Punk's Interstella 5555 are awesome music albums so I have watched those several times
• Hair, similarly love the musics

And although I haven't seen them too many times (but at least twice) Memento is a great movie if you haven't seen it. Also I haven't seen it multiple times but The Strangers is a great horror movie.

I basically never rewatch movies. The only exception is Lord of the Rings basically. I think Sinners and Megalopolis will join it, but I haven't rewatched them yet

I watch The Hogfather every Christmas (Hogswatch?) Eve. Think the count is up to 11 or 12 now.

milo and otis is an eternal classic for people of all ages

Dogma, Lawrence of Arabia, Philadelphia Story, Hudson Hawk, The Martian, Edge of Tomorrow, Kung Fu Hustle, Delicatessen, Apocalypse Now, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, LOTR, Star Wars (original 3), The Thin Man series.

Also Dr. Strangelove and all the Monty Python, Princess Bride, 5th Element

Princess bride Tron Iron man (and the rest of the infinity stone arch) Decoy bride There are more, just can't think of them right now.

Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle

Muppet Treasure Island
A Muppet Christmas Carol
The Princess Bride
The Great Mouse Detective (the most faithful movie adaptation of Sherlock Holmes, fight me)
Inception
Ghost in the Shell
The Little Mermaid, but not by choice. It was my little sister's favorite movie and she would genuinely watch the VHS tape of it, rewind it, and then watch it again immediately. My brothers and I once entertained ourselves on a family road trip by quoting the whole movie, word for word.

Lots of good ones posted already. Trying to add to the list:

The Princess Bride, La Femme Nikita, My Own Private Idaho, Ong Bak, Ichi the Killer, Kung Fu Hustle, The Matrix, Dai Nipponjin (Big Man Japan)

Terminator, for the nostalgia.

So many. i will just list one that i bet most people have not heard of:

the Vourdalak

it’s in french. it is one of the best horror movies i have seen in a while. maybe the best vampire movie since let the right one in. in canada, it is 99c to rent it on the apple store right now

Interstellar, The Day after Tomorrow, Deep Impact.

Pulp Fiction

• Harry Potter films
• Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse
• Zathura

9 To 5 Baraka Baghdad Cafe

The first Transporter movie just for the pure nostalgia. If I’m flicking through channels on tv and it’s playing, I will sit there and watch it even with commercials running.

For some reason as a teenager I watched Fantastic Mr Fox about 17 times over several years. It is a good movie, but I can't say I recommend anyone else watch it that much. Once is enough.

An outlier for Me that I rewatched often is Xmen 2 for some reason. Nostalgia and vibe just hits Me with that one.

• Perfect days
• Fallen angels

A night at the Roxbury

The 1986 Transformers movie. Would rent that every couple of weeks as a little kid.

I'm not a movie person at all, but for some reason Everything Everywhere All At Once, and The Truman Show, both hold a very special place in my heart and I have seen them countless times each.

That and the Steven Universe movie, but I'm guessing that's not a very good first watch lol

Black cat, white cat

I’ve watched a lot of movies more than 3 times.

12 monkeys is the movie I’ve seen most, though, coming in at multiple dozens of watches over the years. It’s easily my favorite. It kicked off a new way of thinking for me when I was an impressionable young teen, and has largely held up in terms of watchability.

The tv show based on it couldn’t have done a worse job of holding my attention, though. So that was disappointing.

Master And Commander: The Far Side of the Earth.

It's a war movie with an all male cast, and the manliest moment in it is when the Doctor who is doing surgery on himself to remove a bullet from his chest, looks at the captain who is assisting and asks "Are you alright?" And the marine that accidentally shot him is anxiously waiting outside the tent to make sure he's okay. GAH I'm going to the store and buying some beer and some popcorn and I'm watching a movie tonight.

Victor Victoria. Jazz hot baby

Tron: Legacy (that's 2010) This is probably more driven by limited selection in the cable days than free choice, but I do enjoy these. Not everything has to be a masterpiece to be enjoyable

Demolition Man
Probably most Star Wars between 1-6 Probably Fast and Furious 1, 2, 3.
Jurassic Park 1 and 3 (I swear 2 never aired on cable) Spider Man, Toby maguire, 1 and 2 Probably half the Pirates of the Caribbean
Batman Begins, maybe The Dark Knight
Men In Black, definitely
Shrek
Elf

Honorable mention due to irony: I accidentally watched Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind a second time, forgetting I watched it already.

I struggled to recall a movie I watched three times, I very rarely rewatch movies. Then I remembered, Wicked! I watched it once when it came out, then again when it released in better quality to piracy sites, then once again with my cousins :3

Strictly Ballroom, Baz Luhrman's first movie

A few off the top of my head:

• Donnie Darko ; I'm a little more partial to the directors cut

• Kill Bill Volume 1 & 2 ; watched pretty much all Tarentino stuff several times, but this one the most. Inglorious Bastards comes pretty close.

• Gone Girl ; I love David Fincher. Only a coincidence that I've happened to have watched this one the most.

• The Big Labowski ;

• Shrek 1 & 2 ; watched an inconceivable amount of times. Rewatched Shrek 1 in Spanish and was blown away how hilarious it was. Turns out the script was readapted by Mexican comedians instead just a translation, and was the closest of a chance I've ever had to watch a movie again for the first time

Holy shit, so so many. But I'll mention some favorites that I don't think everyone has seen.

Top Secret, The Pentagon wars, Down Periscope, Men in Tights, CHIPS.

I think they're all quite funny. But if I had to suggest just one, CHIPS will probably be a solid choice for most peoole. It's modern and really funny. (18+)

I don't think I've ever watched a movie more than 3 times... Maybe Howl's Moving Castle. Possibly A Chinese Ghost Story: The Tsui Hark Animation, as well.

One movie to rule them all

Digimon Movie (US)

Hangover 1

Do the DBZA movies count?

Because I've watched them all about 7 or 8 times now lol

I think Cars i dont remember much.

Very very few. I don't usually rewatch anything.
The few that stand out are: The Usual Suspects, Star Wars series (first 6), Die Hard (first 2), some others maybe.

I don't think I ever rewatched a series though. No patience for that.

Trick r' Treat, every year around Halloween, even before spirit made a bunch of merch for it

Tropic Thunder The Nightmare Before Christmas Hocus Pocus Dr. Doolittle Does Titanic count if I watched it for Leonardo DiCaprio reasons? 😂

I watch TNBC every year, usually for Halloween and Christmas. Used to watch Hocus Pocus for the same reason.

the lotr trilogy is a good one, especially if you have the extended versions.

Rear window by Hitchcock

Drömkåken, starring the Swedish actor legend Björn Skifs (also known from the Ouga-shaka song "Hooked on a feeling"). Truly a masterpiece in every aspect; acting, direction, editing, special effects, soundtrack. Pure gold.

I have a lot.

One that gets almost no love anywhere is "Mr. & Mrs. Smith."

I get that Brangelina was already played out before the movie even opened, but it's well worth a look. Enough comedy, action, and romance for three separate movies.

Holy Grail Life of Brian Dark City Fight Club Death Proof Ghostbusters Inception Memento The Thief and the Cobbler Sister Act I & II

The Other Guys. That has to be funniest comedy I have ever seen.

Rear Window never gets old

Forest Gump

Meet the Feebles(1989)

One of Peter Jackson's early films. Think muppets gone bad.

We turned it into our cult classic through high school.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Wild Strawberries
Eyes Wide Shut
Watch Me Jumpstart

Harem Once upon a time in the west Dirty Harry - different titles Hell. ( I called it that. But it was something like 'tale off a village called lago ) Princes Valerski The warriors Last off the mohicans Star Trek - different numbers Parfum ( not about the killer ) Police academy - different numbers Con air Harry Potters Seven Constantine Village people

Most movies i like i wach more than once. Same with books reading.

A long long long ... time ago Jem Disney ( cinderella, belle and the beast, snow white,... The origenals so to say) If you understand what i say ( translation? ) The land befor time Old yellor

i have never rewatched a movie, I didn't know that was much of a thing.

@zoye Matrix Triology was subverb for me, enjoied all the meaning behind the meaning, the 4rd movie is just a piece of garbage

So many, but my go to is Silverado. 😉

Cloud Atlas.

Particularly if you're old enough to remember the 80's, "Hot Tub Time Machine" is the greatest comedy of the past 30 years.

Most of the big names in scifi/fantasy/action/comedy, so here’s the less common personal favs:

Lake Placid, Hellraiser III, Beastmaster 1 & 2, Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal 2000, Ralph Bakshi’s Wizards, SLC Punk, Disney’s Robin Hood, Dead Alive, Night of the Lepus, MST3K the Movie, Aquateen Hunger Force Movie Film for Theaters, The Ewok Adventures

Primer, mostly to figure out the timelines.

World's fastest Indian Happy Gilmore Law abiding citizen

Too lazy to keep scrolling but I haven’t yet seen mentions of Lilo & Stitch (the best movie Disney ever made) and Dark City (the director’s cut and if you haven’t seen it don’t spoil it, just watch it).

…and now I’m seeing a bit of a tone difference between them

The list of these films is short. To be exact, its probably only "Blow" (I think its from the year 2000). Its the story of one of the biggest cocaine smugglers in the US (his name was George Young). I can definitely recommend it.

The big short Wake up dead man Knives out Glass onion 2x, but close enough Lot's of Disney movies like cars, monsters inc, etc. Inside man War dogs Definitely others

Girl Interrupted

I watch it every winter when it snows. Kind of a tradition.

Primer. Twice before and once after reading an explanation

"I'm Thinking of Ending Things"

Kauffman is a genius

Primer

Garden State

Goon

Arrival

Moon

Many others.

I don't tend to rewatch films even if I liked them, but music and classic comedy keeps bringing me back.

• Almost Famous
• Blues Brothers
• The Rocky Horror Picture Show
• Grease
• Monty Python movies (including Meaning of Life)

I've also seen some films multiple times due to having kids, but I can only think of Toy Story now.

back to the future

the thirteenth floor

taken

Meet the Feebles

• Blade Runner
• Any Mad Max movie
• Alien
• Aliens
• Alien 3
• Any Disney Classic up until The Lion King
• Idiocracy
• Akira
• Ghost in the Shell
• The Matrix
• The Original Star Wars Trilogy
• The Original Indy Trilogy

• The Usual Suspects
• Forgetting Sarah Marshall
• Palm Springs

Spaceballs and Groundhog Day

Hentai Kamen

Superbad

Tenet

Watching it again might be worth it..

Sideways!! Always Sideways.

Synechdoche, New York

Buckaroo Banzai. It's the quintessential 80s movie.

One I saw 8 times when it came out is E.T. Hadn't seen it mentioned yet.

More recently I loved coming back to Lost in Translation.

1. Fight Club
2. Spiderman Into the Spiderverse
3. The Rugrats Movie
4. Stand By Me