3 movies you watched 3 times or more.
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lil_princess
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Watched alot of movies umpteen times... But my all-time faves are:
1) Windstruck
2) The Notebook
3) True Lies
4) Ghost
Well its 4 movies though. Heh.
I would probably add 'P.S I Love You' in the near future too~
1) Windstruck
2) The Notebook
3) True Lies
4) Ghost
Well its 4 movies though. Heh.
I would probably add 'P.S I Love You' in the near future too~
synapseman
Senior Member
1) Top Gun
2) Pulp Fiction
3) The Simpsons!
"Spider pig, spider pig, does whatever a spider-pig does. Can he swing from a web. No he can't he's a pig. Look outttttt! He is a Spider-piiiiggggg...." :sweatsm:
2) Pulp Fiction
3) The Simpsons!
"Spider pig, spider pig, does whatever a spider-pig does. Can he swing from a web. No he can't he's a pig. Look outttttt! He is a Spider-piiiiggggg...." :sweatsm:
Ansel
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Hmmmm....but I think the original 最佳拍档 was a classic.
- from childhood till now
Wow,....the VHS or DVD must be really worth the money you paid.
Ansel
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amateur_photographer
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Before Sunrise
Zoomster
Senior Member
The Alien series: Each episode at least 5 times. Of which Aliens my favourite movie of all time. I have watched at least 20 times. The BESTESTEST movie.
Terminator 1 & 2 - T2 is great. About 6-8 times
Back to the Future series - At least 10 times each. Love the 1st one the best.
Other movies which i can watch repeatedly and which I have watched at least 5 times each:
The Rock
Abyss
True Lies
Con Air
Saw
Matrix
Stand By Me
Parenthood
The Fugitive
Indiana Jones series
Air Force One
Speed
Terminator 1 & 2 - T2 is great. About 6-8 times
Back to the Future series - At least 10 times each. Love the 1st one the best.
Other movies which i can watch repeatedly and which I have watched at least 5 times each:
The Rock
Abyss
True Lies
Con Air
Saw
Matrix
Stand By Me
Parenthood
The Fugitive
Indiana Jones series
Air Force One
Speed
Ansel
Senior Member
I see a number of James Cameron titles on your list: Aliens, Abyss, T2, True Lies.
Zoomster
Senior Member
Yup, quite like James Cameron's movies i guess. It's a shame he hasn't done any major shows after Titanic.
Actually, i kinda liked Titanic. :embrass: in spite of its soppy lovestory. Only watched it once though.
Must try and watch Piranha 2. That apparently was Cameron's directorial debut.
Ansel
Senior Member
Haha...it seems James Cameron is a kind of "Super Second" director. His sequels to Alien and Terminator turns out to be better than the original episode.
The Green Mile, Shawshank Redemption - my all-time favourite movies which touches the human spirit. reminds you of what movies are all about - telling great stories!
Money No Enough/That One No Enough (Jack Neo movies) - can watch over and over again when overseas when i miss home!
Money No Enough/That One No Enough (Jack Neo movies) - can watch over and over again when overseas when i miss home!
Zoomster
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Ansel
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I believe it is worth repeating that these two great movies both came from one very unlikely author -- the King of Horror, Stephen King.
just 3 films is difficult....
- Die Hard series (things have to happen on christmas eve hur?Yippee-Ai-Aee)
- Indiana Jones series (enjoyable rollercoaster ride)
- Terminator series (man lost the war to the machines... that's why we have the Matrix)
- Star Wars series esp 4,5 & 6 (inspired me to make my own lightsaber from my AA torchlight!)
- Transformers Movie (the cartoon one)
- Dead Poet Society (really inspirational)
- Saving Private Ryan (caught once in theatre in US. made me wonder if any of the audiences' father were on that beach that day....i could feel the mood in the theatre was different from the one in Singapore....)
- Shawshank Redemption (love Tim Robbins in there)
- Cinema Paradiso (the classic)
- Children of Heaven (simple story but very well told)
- Pulp Fiction (iconic dialogue)
- LOTR series (i even once dream i was one among the fellowship fighting beside Gandalf! Very tired the next morning... felt i have climb Mt Doom)
- Matrix 1 (2 & 3 are bending the story logic too much)
- Brokeback Mountain (Fantastic directing, editing, acting - wonder if there is a director's cut to this??)
- Stephen Chow classics (Fight back to school, god of gamblers...etc)
- Huang Feihong franchise (but those with Jet lee are better)
- Wong Kar Wai & Chris Doyle stuff (Chungking express, Happy together, in the mood for love...)
- Die Hard series (things have to happen on christmas eve hur?Yippee-Ai-Aee)
- Indiana Jones series (enjoyable rollercoaster ride)
- Terminator series (man lost the war to the machines... that's why we have the Matrix)
- Star Wars series esp 4,5 & 6 (inspired me to make my own lightsaber from my AA torchlight!)
- Transformers Movie (the cartoon one)
- Dead Poet Society (really inspirational)
- Saving Private Ryan (caught once in theatre in US. made me wonder if any of the audiences' father were on that beach that day....i could feel the mood in the theatre was different from the one in Singapore....)
- Shawshank Redemption (love Tim Robbins in there)
- Cinema Paradiso (the classic)
- Children of Heaven (simple story but very well told)
- Pulp Fiction (iconic dialogue)
- LOTR series (i even once dream i was one among the fellowship fighting beside Gandalf! Very tired the next morning... felt i have climb Mt Doom)
- Matrix 1 (2 & 3 are bending the story logic too much)
- Brokeback Mountain (Fantastic directing, editing, acting - wonder if there is a director's cut to this??)
- Stephen Chow classics (Fight back to school, god of gamblers...etc)
- Huang Feihong franchise (but those with Jet lee are better)
- Wong Kar Wai & Chris Doyle stuff (Chungking express, Happy together, in the mood for love...)
Ansel
Senior Member
Terminator 2
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill 1
and more ...
Natural Born Killers
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list goes on ...
Hey, how can a gentle fellow like you love such violent movies?
Hahah..juz kidding! Thanks for your participation on this thread.
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