Shows & Movies You Continuously Rewatch

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I have always been one to rewatch movies/shows over and over again. List shows or movies you've seen so many times that you know everything they're going to say beforehand.



Here's my list:

Early childhood:
- Prancer
- Land Before Time

Childhood:
- The Sound of Music
- Grease

Teens & adulthood:
- Buffy The Vampire Slayer
- The Golden Girls
- Frasier
- Star Trek TNG


There are others that I've seen a bunch but the rewatch count wasn't quite as high as the ones listed, so they didn't make the cut .

Winnie the Pooh
Classic Sesame Street
The Flintstones
Charlie Brown and Peanuts
Every Rankin-Bass Christmas Special
Land Before Time
It's a Wonderful Life
A Christmas Carol (1951)

Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Breakfast Club

Six Feet Under

Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Lost Boys
The Matrix Trilogy
Blade Trilogy

Definitely The X-Files and The Simpsons. Also, a lot of Doctor Who (the new series, I haven't seen all the classics...yet )

Every year, I just have to watch the first two Peanuts specials -- "A Charlie Brown Christmas" and "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown".

When someone plays Vince Guaraldi's "Linus and Lucy" on the piano, it makes me smile.

^ My must-watch yearly Christmas movie is Die Hard

I could watch Rick and Morty every night, and see some new wrinkle.

As far as movies go, "Goodfellas", "Casino", and "Scarface".

Star wars Clone wars, Star wars rebels and Rogue One. happy to re-watch these every so often.

The animated series and the one-off Rogue one better capture the dark emotional aspects of the canon/books initially started by Lucas but also added by others.

I have also re-watched the entire 11 series of X-files twice

Also watched each of the Harry potter movies 3-4 times

Hogan's Heroes

I didn't peg you for a Star Wars fan cyberdad

I re-watch key episodes of Rebels/Clone Wars on youtube every now and again. Some of the 'filler' episodes are a real slog to get through for me. Rogue One is definitely the best modern Star Wars movie.


I've probably seen the original Star Wars trilogy and Revenge of the Sith between 5-10 times now. I'm not sure.

I've watched the Lord of the Rings Trilogy probably somewhere around the same number.

I think I've watched Futurama 3 times in its entirety now.

When I was really young I watched the Land Before Time and the Lion King a whole lot.

The original Star Wars trilogy.
Naked Lunch.
True Detective first season.
On The Road.
Kill Your Darlings.
The Thing (John Carpenter classic).

I'm sure there are others.

X-Files for me, too, although it’s been a few years since I’ve watched any I used to even have every episode name memorized in order (9 seasons, for those who don’t know). Don’t know the two movies very well, though, I only watched them each once.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV show only again, not the movie - which again I have only seen once)

The first four Hellraiser movies

And the one I’ve recently been watching repetitively, The Void (my current avatar is from that movie)

And I guess that list says something about me

yeah the BTVS movie isn't something many people could watch continuously.

I've only seen the X-Files about 4 times so I left it off my list, but it's still one of my favorites . In retrospect I wish I had stats on how many times I've watched everything.

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The Simpsons

Watch the animated Star Wars series Kraichie....it will blow you away

Star wars fanatic here (I'm one of those who declared war on Disney when they created fluffy child friendly movies designed to cash in on merchandise), Having said that I have contributed to Disney's share prices by subscribing to their Star Wars collection.

The original Star wars "A New Hope" blew my mind when I sat in the back of my parent's old Volkswagon in a drive-in theatre in 1977 with a backdrop of stars in the night sky. But I am afraid the rest of the original trilogy never captured the same experience I had.

For me Lucas redeemed himself with the prequel trilogy (Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith), This might have had something to do with Rick McCallum's input. Character's like Anniken, Obi-Wan and Mace were well developed. Jar Jar Binks was a minor hiccup but I learned love gungins in the clone wars animated series.

The sequel trilogy was a massive disappointment. Kathleen Kennedy interfered too much with the Canon to inject her ideas which conflicted with the narrative that was building in earlier episodes. I actually didn't mind the character of Finn (John Boyega has talent) but making him second flddle to Rey (whom I never connected with) didn't make much sense since he was also supposed to be force sensitive.

Enjoyed "the Mandalorian" waiting for Baby Yoda to kick ass