Halarious! Are those real movies or did you make them up?  If you made them up, you're a genius!

and if they're real, I would like to watch them with my pants off!!

Movie: Star Wars 2 Clone wars

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Now to my defense, I was really depressed at the time. You see, I had just finished watching Star Wars: Phantom Menace and I felt very suicidal (for obvious reasons). I thought that the quickest way to ending my torment A.K.A death, was to watch the second movie. By doing this I would have the courage to pull that trigger and make the images go away.

What happened and why am I still here? The answer is simple. Upon immediate viewing of the second movie, I became traumatized. A vegetable as some would say, except (and to my chagrin) I still could see and comprehend the world around me. I was stuck watching that atrocity on a loop for 3 days until I was found by my Aunt Jimima. An ambulance took me to the hospital where somehow I managed to regain control over my body.

The things I've seen... (shivers)

Wedding Singer=50 Times

Friday=100 times

Office Space=10 times....

Don't tell mom the babysitters dead...what a classic

I've seen The Godfather, Forest Gump, and Star Wars VI at least 5 times, but that's all I can think of atm.

Probably Disney movies I watched as a kid, Star Wars trilogies, or something dumb like Grandma's Boy that my stoner buddies inevitably have on every time I come over

Clone Wars did suck.....but Attack of the Clones was awesome!

I think I have watched the first two Terminator films an unhealthy amount of times, but I can't help it when they are just so damn good.

Anyway, I don't count how many times I've watched films but I think outside of the terminator the films I have watched most would be.

Waynes world 1&2,
The Naked gun trilogy,
The original Star Wars trilogy,
The Monty Python films,
Father of the bride 1&2 (under-rated comedy),
The man with two brains,
The Jerk (In fact most Steve Martin films, I think I may just have all of them on DVD),
Die hard with a vengeance,
Baseketball.

I'm going out on a limb and I'm going to ask if that last choice was sarcasm, I can't tell I'm afraid. You name four amazing movies* and then you end with what is quite possibly the biggest atrocity that ever happened in the world of cinema, so I'm assuming it was. Was it?

(*I'm assuming the fourth is amazing, I've never seen it)

When I was a kid there were some movies I watched a ton of times:

- All the Star Wars movies (the first 3 of course)
- Who Framed Roger Rabbit
- Die Hard (the one at the airport) 

And more but I'm too lazy to remember them right now.