The Poolie Bunker

Not necessarily your favourite Films but which Films have you watched the most times??
Mine...

3. Take It Or Leave It...the film about how Madness started. I've had this from Beetamax to VHS...DVD to Blue Ray and the 40th Anniversary Edition. The acting is shite (apart from Lee 'Kix' Thomson) but it's just so real how bands started out back then. Funny aswell.
PS...I can remember the Beetamax version I had...it was in a cardboard cover with a price of £39.99 on it...not a sticker!!! My oldest brother got me it from somewhere (cough) and Complete Madness in the same format.

2. The Blues Brothers...when feeling a bit down this is my go to film...great story and fantastic music with plenty of laughs.

1. Grease...as a young teenager I was going out with a lass who babysat every Friday and Saturday night. Watched it every time she was babysitting for a year and a half!!

Get Carter

Our lass must have watched Dirty Dancing and Lost Boys over 10 million times.. ...why its fooking crazy if you ask me like.

I've told you a million times...don't exaggerate!!!

Haven't watched it for years...might watch it later on.
BTW....Watched a film the other day called 'The Selfish Giant' from 2013. About 2 kids collecting/nicking Scrap. Like a modern day 'Kes'. Very good.
It's available on all Dodgy Sticks.

Good film, the Selfish Giant.

Nar they were ratting.

Zulu

I'd never even heard of it. I was looking for something else and half way through that came up. You can't beat a British/Irish gritty dark drama comedy film.

Magnificent 7, Dirty Dancing and Essex Boys

I seem to remember Parmo having a hero Clint Eastwood.

The Warriors absolutely fantastic reminds me of fighting to get home after ice skating at Billingham forum late 80s

Pulp Fiction, never tire of watching it, brilliant film. Godfather 2, a real classic, Unforgiven, a cracking western, directed by and starring the great Clint Eastwood.

As above, Warriors many times and Get Carter too.

Get Carter, it’s always on late at night and I always think that I’ll just watch the first bit, and then get hooked. I like that saucy landlady Jack has when he’s holed up in Newcastle. Obviously when I was younger she was a mature woman and a bit old for me, but now after all these years she is the opposite and a bit young.

This shows a good example of the ageing process.

Escape to Victory

Withnail and I, snatch, pulp fiction.

1 Grease
2 American Graffitti

The Third Man. watch it every time its on tele plus i have the DVD of it. seen it so many times i could play the part of harry now without reading the script if the local luvvies put it on the stage. runner up, the 1935 version of the 39 Steps that i actually saw on the big screen a few years back at the plaza in stockport.

What ever happened to Baby Jane
Twelve angry men

Saving Private Ryan.
Mad Max 2-The Warriors

The Cruel Sea

watched titanic a second time just in case the ending was different.

On very regularly and nearly always tune in to part (if not all) of All the President's Men, Midnight Run, Saving Private Ryan and The Outlaw Josey Wales.

Got to be Zulu. Saw it at the pictures when I was a kid and loads of times since when it's on as a Christmas fillum. Works as a spectacle, has some great characters and the battle scenes are really well done.