movies you rewatch constantly?

[sloth_army1]

The most extreme I've ever gone with one is Hot Rod. I feel like "I've seen it easily over one hundred times" is usually seen as hyperbole, but I am being completely genuine when I say it. There was a period when I was in middle school for a month or two where I would get home from school and just go "guess it's time to watch Hot Rod again" every single day.

Though I haven't reached near those heights since then, some more recent ones for me would probably be Tremors and Saw. I've also seen Con Air quite a few times.

[sapphire/zack]

i gotta say my favorite movie to rewatch over and over is AKIRA!!! i am autistic and that movie alongside animation in general appeal to my interests very very heavily
generally animated movies tend to be my favorites to rewatch anyway, like the lego ninjago movie, promare, into the spider-verse... but i always end up coming back to AKIRA xD
though, godzilla minus one is competing REALLY hard with it... that movie is incredible and brings me a lot of comfort!!

[Dynaknights]

I don't really enjoy movies or TV shows as a whole (I'd much rather read a book or play a game), but I'd say I also watch Akira a lot; it's the only movie I've watched more than once in recent memory. I dunno. I just can't tear my eyes away...

[ValyceNegative]

I don't have movies that I constantly watch, but indeed me and my family have a bunch of "household favourites" that we like to put on when there's a particular holiday that sees us all busy in the livingroom. Mostly December/Christmas time, but also long summer afternoons, Halloween night, Easter sunday...
The movie's basically there to make background noise, but sure enough sometimes one of us stops whatever they're doing to watch their favourite scene, or sometimes we even say the quotes out loud because we learned these stories by heart.
These include the Back To The Future trilogy, Ghostbusters 1 and 2, The Blues Brothers, Trading Places (which is actually a Christmas tradition all over Italy!), Muppet Christmas Carol (or any other Muppet movie of the 80s/90s), Mouse Hunt, several Disney classics of which I had the VHS growing up, Coming To America, Without A Clue, Noises Off, The Super Mario movie (yeah, the live action one!), Jumanji, Hook, The Mask I...