@Demon Cleaner i watched rocky III & IV just last night still great films!

my most watched series/films (i mean at least 20 times or more)

Star Trek Films & Series all of em
Star Wars all of em
Babylon 5 Movies & Series
Doctor Who (Tom Baker the ones i have, and New Doctor Who)

Most watched films:

Lock Stock & 2 Smokin Barrels
Snatch
Mean Machine (vinney jones remake new version not the original)
51st State
Kes (Loved the book as a kid and the film too)
Trains Planes & Automobiles
Shawshank Redemption
Green Mile
Dune (not read the book so can't comment vs film)
The Abyss (DC version) not that shitty short version that misses the whole point of the film!

Is loads loads more but i'd be here all day
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Vinnie Jones fan?
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not really just he happens to be in them all however he does play a good thug but he don't need any acting lessons for that ask gazza (paul gascoine for those that don't follow football)
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I've seen Commando a heap of times, also a number of other old films that are often put out on telly around 11 at night like Terminator 1/2, Alien/s, Predator, Conan, Die Hards, Star Wars. Also Spiderman, I love that film.

I saw Matrix 2 (reloaded or whatever) twice at the cinema trying to make sense of all that guff. It wasn't a very good film really.
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I personally think the first Matrix film was the only one worth the cost of production. The sequels offered no new concepts at all beyond the "look what we can do with CGI now!" accolade. The only thing that did let the first film down was the casting. I would have thought with that budget they could have got a living main lead instead of something made from a tree! I've still seen it a few times though.
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I forgot about La Chèvre, a french film with Pierre Richard and Gérard Depardieu, which I watched at least 30 times, and can still laugh like crazy. Of course you have to watch it in french to get the real jokes. The film is from 1981.
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My most watched movie might just have to be Rocky Horror Picture Show, which I estimate I have watched about 60-70 times.

After that, it would be Life of Brian (about 20-25 times)

And Holy Grail (approx. 20 times)

The Crow comes close with about 15-18 viewings.
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I've also watched Life of Brian and Holy Grail a load of times each, plus The Jabberwocky. That is a brilliant film and in my view the best documentary of the English Middle Ages made to date!
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I forgot to add my christmas favourite.... Gremlins.
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Oh and mine. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. I have to get out the DVD of that one every year.
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