These Are The Ten Most Re-Watched Films, Anyone Agree?

[anotheoldgit]

Personally I think Zulu should be no. 1, but what do others think?

1. Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark

2. Star Wars

3. Back to the Future

4. Home Alone

5. E.T.

6. Jaws

7. Jurassic Park

8. Independence Day

9. Titanic

10. Alien

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2711449/Indiana-Jones-Raiders-Of-The-Lost-Ark-movie-like-watch-over-again.html

[ummmm]

5 and 6

I haven't watched 2, 8 & 10 and I think 4 is rubbish.

[retrocop]

Strange.Of all those films I have only seen Jurassic Park and Titanic once and would'nt re watch them.The rest don't appeal to me as I dislike sci-fi type films.
Definitely Zulu,Saving Ryan's Privates and Schindler's List would be my top three IMO.

[jim360]

Of those I've not seen 3, 4, 5 (yes, really) and 10. I wouldn't ever want to watch 6 or 7 again because I'm such a fraidy cat. Not really fussed about 1 or 9, Titanic in particular is so overrated. I could watch Independence Day several times over, ditto Star Wars, but I'm not sure either would make my list of movies to rewatch many times over.

I think Zulu would probably make my list too, probably not at #1 though. Not the easiest thing in the world to work out but quite a few of the list would be Pixar movies. Especially WALL-E.

[Svejk]

no 'Godfather' movies? Charlie Chaplin?

[hippyhoppy]

Never seen Star Wars or Titanic... however, I could watch Jaws until the cows come home.... ;-)

[vulcan42]

The good old western seems to have bit the dust, I like repeats of The Magnificent Seven.

[Prudie]

Home Alone? That can only be regularly re-watched becuase people shove their kids in front of the telly. The only ones I've rewatched willingly are ET and Independence day. Hated ALL the Back to the Future series.

[jno]

I suspect this would closely parallel another list: the films most often rescreened on TV on a wet bank holiday.

Never seen Titanic; wouldn't mind seeing Jurassic Park again to see how the effects stand up. The rest were okay but I have managed to avoid them on bank holidays and will probably continue to do so.

[ummmm]

I used to watch Jaws every Saturday. My Gramps had it on video, it was that or Tom & Jerry.

[kvalidir]

When I was little we seemed to have Ghostbusters, Big Trouble in Little China, Into the West, Little Mermaid and Rocky Horror Picture show almost on a permanent loop. I can't remember seeing the films on the list even once in some cases, personally I never tired of Beetlejuice ( funny as hell), Truly Madly Deeply ( awesome acting by Juliet Stevenson) and I've watched Cloud Atlas at least 6 times. Zulu I've seen a couple of times and it's certainly more worthy as many on that list.

[rockyracoon]

I've seen all of those, though not necessarily enjoyed them. I'm surprised The Godfather isn't on there, or Pretty Woman and Dirty Dancing.

[Ric.ror]

Where on earth is the Sound of Music?

I think the list is wrong

[Butterbun]

Yes to no.9, also Gone with the wind.

[janbee]

No, I like Groundhog Day and Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid. Titanic? Big Yawn.. Big boat, big iceberg... oops, glug glug glug. It's not as if the ending is ever going to change is it?

[cupid04]

I agree with Ric.ror!

[tonyav]

Why are there no films that are show'n every Christmas.

[Ric.ror]

Thanks Cupid

[Hopkirk]

Tony is right, what about The Great Escape?