Movies you know by heart

Yeah, I'd wager I've seen the five on my list a minimum of 100 times.

And Slappy, if you can't even remember the title of the seventh, I don't have faith in your ability to remember the entire script.

 

Shit, ditto. As MU can attest to.

 

I know the key lines of Heathers, but even then I don't have them word for word. I always have to google the script.

Love it. Haven't memorized it.

 

Mean Girls
Clueless
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Wedding Singer

 

Major League, Major League 2, Robin Hood: Men In Tights, Happy Gilmore, Billy Madison, The Wedding Singer, Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy and Tommy Boy.

I watched everything but the Kevin Smith movies all the time during high school, then added the rest while in college. I used to fall asleep watching them, and I can recite all of them line by line.

 

Field of Dreams. Eight Men Out. Major League. Bull Durham.

Caddyshack. The Untouchables. Slap Shot. Pulp Fiction.

 

Slapshot.. that was the seventh,,,

 

Oh, yeah. And Bull Durham.

 

Wow, when you get to the Pearly Gates, you're going to have to answer for Robin Hood: Men in Tights.

And IJAG, don't feel bad, it just means you might have an actual life. Or that you spent valuable movie memorization time on here with this bunch of idiots.

 

Are you ripping on Robin Hood: Men in Tights. I don't think I can stand for that.

 

Animal House
Blazing Saddles
Shawshank
Ferris Bueller
All 3 Godfathers (although I have to fudge a bit on III)

3/6 Star Wars (IV, VI and III. Pretty close on V and II. Happily, nowhere near on I).

Probably 4 of the 10 Star Treks: II, IV, V and First Contact (was that IX??)

Dirty Harry (the original); The Enforcer (Tyne Daly) and The Dead Pool, mostly.

Lethal Weapons I and II. A little shaky on the last two.

Armageddon and Independence Day. Pass the cheese whiz.

My Cousin Vinny.

Clerks I and Clerks II

The Grapes of Wrath

Field of Dreams, Bull Durham, Major League I. Eight Men Out.

That Thing You Do!, Kingdom of Heaven, Batman Begins and Superman Returns, through sheer cable repetition in the last 3-4 months.

Apollo 13.

Many, many many others. Once I see a movie 3-4 times, I pretty much have it.

 

OK, RH:MIT was amusing, but not a classic on par with the other films mentioned here. I think it would begin to annoy me long before I got to the point of having it memorized.