That movie you can watch more then once..

[Otaking]

way too many to list, hundreds and hundreds of films, I wouldn't know where to start.

[wildfruit]

Off the top of my head these ones I've watched at least 10 times and that I coil easily watch again
Das boot
Downfall
Totoro
Grave of the fireflies
Akira
Kikis delivery service
Plus much more

[Lost Monkey]

Napoleon Dynamite  - this one surprised me - I only saw it for the first time a couple years ago and have probably watched it about 10 times since.

Mulholland Drive

Any MST3K movie...

[xelement5x]

The two that come to mind are

Jurassic Park

and

Joe Dirt

[esteban]

Double Team (hey, you never said it had to be good!)
Armageddon
Robocop (Verhoeven)
Aliens
Uncle Buck
T2

ROBOCOP is one of the best movies of all time, as far as I am concerned. I friggin' love it.

But then you list T2, the biggest turd in the world. Ok, it's not the worst, but I can't rewatch it. Upon release, I saw it in the theatre... and I still don't want to rewatch it, after all these years (ok, I'm teasing you, I did see it again when it was on VHS widescreen).

Star Trek II

Originals?  I just wanna add Star Trek the motion picture and Star Trek IV the voyage home.  also Aliens.

I love the first Star Trek...it has an amazing atmosphere and I don't mind the really slow, deliberate pacing. It is visually beautiful, and the soundscape is fantastic, too.

Star Trek II = The best. I saw it with my father when I was a kid and it remains one of the best experiences. So friggin' awesome. I was 7 when I saw it, so it was particularly awesome to experience in the theatre.

Aliens = awesome, but I overwatched it in my youth.

Off the top of my head these ones I've watched at least 10 times and that I coil easily watch again
Das boot
Downfall
Totoro
Grave of the fireflies
Akira
Kikis delivery service
Plus much more

I have watched Grave of the Butterflies so many times. It still upsets me. I have not become desensitized to it. Such a powerful film.

[Otaking]

But then you list T2, the biggest turd in the world. Ok, it's not the worst, but I can't rewatch it. Upon release, I saw it in the theatre... and I still don't want to rewatch it, after all these years (ok, I'm teasing you, I did see it again when it was on VHS widescreen).

What? T2 was friggin awesome!!  The CGI effects for the time and the T-1000 completely blew my mind.
And it's probably the most quotable Arnie film, so many classic lines.

[Necromancer]

I won't say I dislike T2, but I do find myself cheering for the T-1000 to accomplish his mission and kill whiny bitch John Connor.

[esteban]

But then you list T2, the biggest turd in the world. Ok, it's not the worst, but I can't rewatch it. Upon release, I saw it in the theatre... and I still don't want to rewatch it, after all these years (ok, I'm teasing you, I did see it again when it was on VHS widescreen).

What? T2 was friggin awesome!!  The CGI effects for the time and the T-1000 completely blew my mind.
And it's probably the most quotable Arnie film, so many classic lines.

Even at the time, I enjoyed the original Terminator far more: the atmosphere and tension of Terminator (and, say Aliens), meant so much more to me than the vapid action sequences in T2.

[Opethian]

I don't know if I can watch Downfall more than once geez

I would also want to add
Graveyard of Honor (Fukasaku and Miike's remake) amazing film and amazing remake kinda on par with magnificent seven/seven samurai

[esteban]

I'll add:

Fires on the Plain (Ichikawa)

This achieves something that so few films can.

Also, we all forgot:

Modern Times (Chaplin)

(I have a crush on the leading lady, Paulette Goddard)

[Digi.k]

Grave of the fireflies

I've only ever watched this once.  Cannot watch this again and again.  It's too sad


just wanna add

Top Gun
finding nemo
Comrades - almost a love story
101 dalmations
Forrest Gump
Pulp fiction
chungking Express

[Renmauzo]

- Shawshank Redemption (I think I've watched the movie more than 50 times)
- Goodfellas
- Casino
- Scarface
- Back to the Future Trilogy
- Terminator 2
- The Replacements
- The Wizard
- Rocky 1-5
- Cocktail

...just the ones I could think of right away, but I keep my movie collection small and tend to get a hankering for watching the same ones regularly.

[technozombie]

Indiana jones  and the temple of doom
Whisper of the Heart
Howls Moving Castle
My neighbour Totoro
Lord of the Rings : the two towers
The goonies
Lost in Translation
Meet me in St. Louis
Rear Window
Toy Story
Wall-E
Zu Warriors from the magic mountain
Back to the Future
Fong Sai Yuk

Lost in Translation is one of the few movies I can watch more than once. It just has a special atmosphere. The music contributes a lot to that too.

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[majors]

chungking Express

I gotta +1 this. Ill watch anything by Kar Wai Wong. Fallen Angels has such a good ending quote, "...[blah blah] I'm a lazy person"

[dingsbums]

Scarface
Fight Club
Casino
Goodfellas
Terminator
Commando
Cyborg
Bloodsport
Caveman
Survive Style 5+
Snatch
El Milagro de P. Tinto
One flew over the cuckoo's nest
Taxi Driver
Bad Taste
Braindead / Dead Alive
Brazil
Dawn / Day of the Dead
Robocop (1987)
The Thing (1982)
12 Monkeys
Oh Brother, where art thou ?
Spaceballs
Life of Brian
The Blade (1995)
Green Snake
Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas
King of Kong
Hard Boiled
Hana - Bi
The Swordsman
Army of Darkness
Drunken Master II
Evil Dead 1 + 2
Life is hot in Cracktown
Kill Bill 1 + 2
Shadow of the Vampire
Ed Wood
Reservoir Dogs
From Dusk till Dawn
Jackie Brown
Ponyo
Pulp Fiction
Ninja Scroll
Platoon
Suspiria
Battle Royale
Team America
Robotrix
Giant Claw
Blow
Tetsuo 1 + 2
Blue Velvet
Starship Troopers
The Big Lebowski

and a whole lot more if I would think longer about it  .