What movie have you seen the most times?

There are certain moves I've seen so many times. My top 3 (in no particular order) are probably: Goodfellas, Shrek, and Big Daddy. All amazing movies. Yeah so what movies have you guys seen the most times? 
edit: Bad Boys 2, The Parent Trap (remake), Matilda, Scoobie Doo on Zombie Island, and Jumanji. I've seen those a shit-load of times as well.

Terminator 2, Robocop annd Ghostbusters. 
 
When I was a kid I watched the live action Casper movie like 6 times a day...but I'd rather that not count..

" Terminator 2, Robocop annd Ghostbusters.  When I was a kid I watched the live action Casper movie like 6 times a day...but I'd rather that not count.. "

Probably either The Transporter 3, or The Italian Job. And no, not the 2003 remake - the original version of the film, with Michael Caine. I've seen The Transporter 3 three times in the past month.

Slim Susie, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Shaun of The Dead, Hot Fuzz, Four Shades of Brown, Screwed in Tallinn and Fargo.

The Postman.
And i don't know why! 
I don't care for that movie.
Not a fan of Costner either.

Shaun of the Dead, Kung Pow, Monty Pythons Holy Grail. Watched them all enough to know the script off by heart, but it's been about 5years since I've watched the later two.

Dazed and Confused.

Army of Darkness, Snatch, Terminator 2, Robocop, Predator, Spaceballs. just to name a few.

fight club. i think i've seen it over 100 times in like 2 years

Groundhog Day, Alien, Aliens, Blade Runner, From Dusk Till Dawn and the original Star Wars trilogy. 
 
Yeah Home Alone, how could I forget that. I also watch it every christmas. 
 
Also National Lampoon's Vacation: 
  

Home Alone and Home Alone 2. I see it every year around Christmas.
 
And probably some other movies that play on TV every 3 months that I don't remember the names of right now.

• Anchorman 
• Mallrats 
• Monty Python & The Holy Grail 
• South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut 
• The Boondock Saints 
• Shriek! If You Know What Happened Last Friday the 13th

Jesus Christ Superstar (1973)

Zoolander or The Animal. 
 
I was a strange child, but I regret nothing.

All the pixar films.

office space, they kept showing it on tv and i watch it every time, also christmas story.

Toy Story probably.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Toy Story as they're the only VHS tapes I had as a kid.

Other than kid's movies, probably Help! I love the Beatles, and I love this movie's ridiculousness. I find some new joke every time. 
 
Also: Muppet Christmas Carol. It's my go-to Christmas film.

Die Hard!

The Santa Clause, A Christmas Story, and Elf. I racked up so many views because I like watching Christmas movies during the season while I'm playing games.

Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, Terminator 2 & Home Alone (I watch it every Christmas).

Mafia! and Return of the Jedi.

" Zoolander "

Probably The Big Lebowski or Toy Story.

Probably Office Space.
 
God, that's such a great movie.

Die Hard.

Well, when I was a kid I watched the pokemon movie many times. More recently I have seen Spaceballs 30 times easily, Die Hard about 10...actually I think that all of my movies have been mentioned.  Oh, Donnie Darko. My favorite movie.

Almost Famous

Probably a tie between Howl's Moving Castle and Spirited Away. The New Star Trek movie is pretty high up there too. 
 
When I was like eight I used to watch Jumanji like three times every single day, so that probably beats out everything else lol.

I watch Robocop and Starship Troopers monthly. My 3rd pick would be Band of Brothers, although not a movie I also watch this monthly

Dumbo.  
 
My dad told me i would watch that movie every day when i was a kid.

The Truman Show, Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and Ratatouiile.

Toy Story 1
 
Watched that movie a crap ton when I was a kid

Goldeneye.
 
I rented that every week.
I blame Pierce's accent.

A few of them have been mentioned (Robocop, Terminator, Fight Club etc). But there's only two movies I know for sure that I've seen a ridiculous amount of:

'Starship Troopers' and 'A View to a Kill'.  
 
I know. 

Monty Python and the holy grail

 The Goonies. 

" Home Alone "

Jurassic Park

Fight Club 
A Clockwork Orange 
Full Metal Jacket 
Star Wars 4-6

Dogma, The Fifth Element, or maybe Demolition Man

Ghostbusters, first VHS I had as a kid

Toss up between Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Aladdin, and Ghostbusters. I find the older I get the less I want to watch a movie over and over again. Unless I am sharing it with somebody who has never seen it before.