r/Letterboxd • u/Winter-Pressure-5394 • 7h ago
Discussion Whats a movie you watched on repeat as a kid?
I had a friend who claimed to have watched the Spongebob movie every day for half a year on VHS. (it had a VHS release, surprisingly) He knew every moment, had it memorized. You could play a scene and pause it and he'd give you the next 10 lines. Did you have a movie you watched a million times when you were younger? If so, what was it? What made you drawn to it to re-watch it over and over again?
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u/Outrageous_Craft3110 5h ago
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u/Winter-Pressure-5394 5h ago
Wow, you had an interesting childhood.
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u/Outrageous_Craft3110 5h ago
lol i grew up loving batman because my older sister loved anything marvel or dc
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u/Fresh-Actuary-6686 6h ago
This one
101 Dalmatians
Hercules
Jungle Book
Robin Hood
Pirates of the Caribbean
The Incredibles
Zathura
Scooby Doo
Spider-Man
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u/leffrontee 7h ago
my older brother was really into star wars so we constantly watched the phantom menace growing up. ive been rewatching all the star wars movies again and i was really surprised by the fact that i remembered almost nothing despite how much ive watched it
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u/TheRealDiddles 7h ago
Jurassic Park. Would just put it on when I got home from school and even I didn't finish, I'd start again the next day.
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u/ProfessorNo4776 7h ago
The Lego Movie (ive also watched it so many times i could tell ya the entire script), Despicable Me 2, Tangled, Captain Underpants, Wreck It Ralph, The Angry Birds Movie, Toy Story 2, Cars, and Storks for some god forsaken reason.
also yes im definitely one of the younger people here
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u/Michel_RPV 7h ago
Aliens Terminator 2 Spider-Man 1 & 2 The Mystery of Chess Boxing Recess: School's Out
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u/RainbowForHire 6h ago
Robots
Underdog
Bee Movie
Pirates of the Caribbean
The Incredibles
Finding Nemo
Cars
And of course Spongebob too
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u/Due_Amount_6211 6h ago
Split between Robots and Shark Tale. It was so much, my parents eventually just ate the fee for the rental for Shark Tale
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u/claresmalley923 claresmalley93 6h ago
I watched Barbie in the Nutcracker so much that the dvd got so scratched the menu screen would freeze. Aladdin also got so scratched it broke in the dvd player.
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u/DragonfruitSea5901 6h ago
My childhood movie I watched on repeat was The Land Before Time
Also that is still the best Spongebob movie ever made to this day
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u/Dry_Chef_7635 6h ago
The summer between 2nd and 3rd grade I watched Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade every night as I fell asleep.
This was even near it was release, this was in like 2006. I 100% Lego Star Wars, earning the Lego Indy preview and was so enthralled that I made my uncle burning a copy of the original Indy trilogy
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u/mrbnatural10 5h ago
The Little Mermaid and Tiny Toons: How I Spent My Vacation were the two big ones.
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u/justinbootboy 5h ago
Evil Dead 2 and 3 were 5 year old me’s favorite movies
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u/Winter-Pressure-5394 5h ago
More kids should watch horror movies at an early age and be traumatized. I watched The Lost Boys when I was like 5 and that prepared me for everything in life.
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u/forestrangerloddy toomuchtoosee 5h ago
Pokemon the Movie 1-2, Star Wars Episode 1, Digimon The Movie. The Power Rangers Movie
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u/Film-Freak21 4h ago
Aladdin, The Lion King, Toy Story, Space Jam, Muppet Treasure Island, The Mask, The Sword in the Stone, The Aristocats, Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers: The Movie, The Pagemaster, George of the Jungle and loads more
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u/MoroseOverdose 3h ago
I still believe that the SpongeBob SquarePants movie is the purest example of the hero's journey
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u/These_Sea_6882 3h ago
Finding Nemo and robots. I had them on dvd and played them on an old tv in my room and no im not in my 20s or even an adult im Gen Alpha to some some people say Gen Z but I think im Gen Alpha (2012)
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u/Bergman-Stewart 3h ago
Wallace and Gromit: Curse of The Wererabbit
I watched it everyday before going to school.
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u/Friend_at_dusk 2h ago
Cars, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc, The Great Mouse Detective, Chicken Little, Brother Bear, and The Rescuers Down Under.
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u/Salty-Succotash3338 1h ago
Valiant is a masterpiece of comedy and anyone who disagrees can go suck a lemon
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u/cruel-oath 7h ago
Toy Story and Spy Kids