Office space for sure, most will ferrel movies.

All the Debbie Does Dallas' until #8. After that it got to political.

how do none of you have Army of Darkness on your lists? such an awesome movie!

i have too many to list.

Office space
Gone in 60 seconds(1974 original)
Zombie land
Gumball 3000

Pulp fiction
Predator
Space balls
The grinch who stole christmas

The fast and the furious series
The hangover trilogy
Pineapple express
Rush Hour 1,2,3
The Dark knight
Toy story (childhood movie)
Zombieland
This is the end

You do realize I purposefully chose a list of horrible films, right?

How is Fast and Furious not number 1 on anyone list???????????????????

The movies I watch most

Fast and Furious
Fight Club
The Matrix

Not a movie but Top Gear season 10 episode 10, spain segment (m3, c63, rs4)
To me this segment demonstrates all the dynamics that make people watch top gear.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaZExdTHHjY"]BMW M3 vs Mercedes C63 AMG vs Audi RS4 - Top Gear - BBC - YouTube[/ame]

From my first post on the first page, I am watching Pitch Perfect again right now.

step brothers
role models
horrible bosses
were the millers
i love you man
oblivion


there are others im sure but the ones i listed are all ones i have watched numerous times and i still enjoy them

Snatch

Last of the Mohicans

Spy Game

Ronin

You realize I did nothing aside from highlight one film you stated and name the principal actor, right?

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

Home Alone 1 and 2
Happy Gilmore
I Love You Man
Pulp Fiction
Jurassic Park

I'm sure there are more.

Mine would be:

Grand Prix
I Robot
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Pacific Rim
Redline (the Anime one, seen it at least 15 times so far, 3 times the first weekend it came in)
The Patriot
Tron Legacy

You do realize that you appeared fond of or at least nostalgic over Pauly Shore, right?

And?

K, buuuuuuuudy.

All the iron man movies. :)

Martin Lawrence films: Black Knight, Blue Streak, National Security, Bad Boys and Nothing to Lose.
Serenity
Space Jam
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Infernal Affairs
Rush Hour
Gladiator
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Role Models
The Prestige
Hot Fuzz
The Terminal
Tropic Thunder

Star Wars series
The Matrix series
Fast and Furious series
Die Hard 1 and 2
Terminator 1 and 2
iRobot
The 1st Transformers (til the other 2 came out)
Alot of the classic Disney (Pixar too) movies

:lol:

Blackball
Shooting Gallery
Top Gun
A Gentalmen's Game
For Love of the Game
Bull Durham
The Natural
Basically any Bond (Goldfinger, The Man with the Golden Gun, Casino Royal, and Skyfall are my fav)

Night at the Roxbury

....never would've noticed this if someone didn't like my omfg comment.
Leave me outta yo dirty ness!

The departed & Blade runner.

LMAO!!!! Was wondering if you were gonna catch that!!!:lol:

Super Troopers

Se7en
BTTF
Blade Runner
MM1 & Road Warrior
12 Monkeys
Fight Club
Alien 1,2,3,4
Predator
Ronin
...

Too much to list tbh

Ooo ooo I know. Mean Girls!


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Booty on the Beast is good too

Two Lane Black Top. (1971)
[ame]http://youtu.be/iizNf8sYR0M[/ame]

I rarely watch a movie more than once intentionally, and never twice in a theater.

Only two exceptions was Star Wars IV which I saw in theaters about 5 times when it was new, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail about 30 times (it was my high school version of Rocky Horror Picture Show at the local cinema back in the day).

Doesn't mean I won't watch a movie a second time as a social event, but I just don't have any that are "go to" movies, I'd much rather watch something I haven't seen before. On a dreary rainy day just about any sci-fi, fantasy or action movie will do.

I'm a fan of old school porn, when they used to at least try to have a storyline. The stuff they put out today just isn't worth wasting time on.

"A Thousand and One Erotic Nights" is a great classic example of a good movie that can be rewatched by either sex.

I hear some of the parody stuff put out lately isn't too bad, but I haven't seen any of it.

Try Brazzer, sometimes they have a story to them.

Saving Ryan's Privates

The one I haven't seen mentioned yet that I watch is the Hitman

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

Star Wars Episode V (But all SW movies)

Shawshank Redemption

Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Bridge on the River Kwai

Saving Private Ryan (Saw with all veterans/retirees when it was released. There was not a dry eye in the theater.)

Goonies

Band of Brothers (I believe everyone should see this to see what the greatest generation sacrificed and did for our country.)

American History X

Tangled (I have a 4 year old daughter that is obsessed with Rapunzel. Not to mention, whoever was dressed up as her at Disney World when we last visited was freaking HAWT! LOL)

Woah, that's some serious stuff...