Name a film you've watched over five times

Grease. Pride and Prejudice.Sense and Sensibility. Ghost. Spartacus. Sound of Music. Seven Brides. Dirty Dancing. Zulu..I could go on ?

Well loads of Toy Story, Paddington, Chitty Bang Bang, Mary Poppins and assorted Disney films not necessarily through choice, my grandchildren have them on and I happen to be in the room, so I don't count them.

For me Godfather 1 and 2, Death in Venice, Barry Lyndon, Saturday Night Fever, Don't Look Now, Atonement, Dr Zhivago, Feel good escapist stuff like Bridget Jones

The English Patient
Rebecca
Gone with the Wind
The Blues Brothers
Pretty Woman

Oh forgot to add always watch Some Like it Hot, Oliver and The Sound of Music if they happen to be on.

Oh gosh too many

All the Twilight films
All the Harry Potter
All the Lord of the Rings & The Hobbit
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Mary Poppins
Scrooge
Grease
Saturday Night Fever

I'm sure there are more I'll think of

Brief Encounter
Zulu
The Godfather (all three parts)
Christmas Carol (Patrick Stewart version)

I forgot Grease and Pretty woman have watched pretty woman so many times

A Man For All Seasons
A Christmas Carol
Dr Zhivago
Ben Hur
Love Actually
Matilda
All Harry Potter
Casablanca
The Italian Job
Summer Holiday

5 times at least, I 've seen;

Some like it Hot.
Strangers on a train
Rear Window
Dr Zhivago
Lawrence of Arabia

Films I've enjoyed recently but not seen them more than once:
Bridge of Spies
The Lives of Others
The Last Emporer
Silver Linings Playbook
Far from the Madding Crowd (New version)
Hunt for the Wilderpeople

I love cinema and belong to a film club.

All the Disney films but Cinderella (loved the cat) and Jungle Book are favourites.
Oliver
Sound of Music
Wrong Trousers
Notting Hill
Four Weddings
French Lieutenants Woman
Also all the Fred and Ginger films

God Father

Railway Children

I am still counting, but to begin with
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Gigi
High Society
Westside Story,
Four weddings and a funeral
A wonderful life
Muppet Christmas Carol
Fantasia
Sense and Sensibility

and a lot coming up for the 5th viewing.

Grease
Ben Hur
African Queen
All the Bette Davis films
All the Joan Crawford films
Zulu
Titanic
Poiseden

Numerous times;
Grosse Point Blanc
Les Mis
Serenity

TerriBull very impressed that you included Don't Look Now! I found that so scary at the end that I never watched it again; not surprised to see it top a list of most scary films ever!

Wonder what it is that makes 7 brides so popular?

I remember going to see 7 Brides when I was 12 and thinking it was rubbish. I suspect I still would.

I’m surprised The Railway Children doesn’t crop up more often. Absolute classic.

Perhaps that's because you were 12. Wonderful singing and dancing, feel- good factor in spades, loved it??
Now The Railway Children leaves me cold.Guess it takes all sorts?

Forest gump
Billy Elliot
Ghost
Dirty dancing
Ps I love you
All disney films
Lord of the rings
Star wars
Could go on and on.

Pamela and Grandma70s, everything Jangran said...……….plus HOWARD KEEL, yum!!

The sheer energy of it, the dancing and the songs. Silly plot, but that applies to many films/plays etc.

It is the same with films like 'An American in Paris' and 'Singing in the Rain (both rapidly approaching 5 viewings) and other dance films of that era. It is the virtuosity of the dancing with some cracking good tunes.

White Christmas
Scrooge (Alistair Sim)
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Ben Hur
Guns of Navarone
Shakespeare in Love
Les Miserables
Pretty Woman
and of course: Jason and the Argonauts;
(the go-to end of term film when I was a part-time teacher and ended up doing Hall duty, every term). My children loved it too on television, but I don't think I ever watched it from beginning to end in one session.

Pretty Woman
Saving Grace
DiCaprio
Tinker tailor soldier spy -Alex Guiness version
Mrs Caldicots Cabbage War
A Good Year
What we Did on our holidays
Quartet

Calamity Jane. Doris Day and Howard Keel - perfect!

What has happened to all the black and white musicals that used to be shown on tv? We used to get Fred and Ginger films on t.v. and I loved them all. I haven’t seen one for years now.