Movies that TV killed by over and over replaying

[Mikey]

My short list ...


Spaceballs

The Shining


more ?

[80stoyman]

spike TV- The Star Wars Prequels! :7:

[wayne foundation 07]

Goonies
Star Wars
Just from the top of my head

[Mikey]

goodfellas !!!!!!!!

[mego73]

There was a time when I referred to WTBS as the "Overboard" channel because they ran that movie constantly.

[Figuremod73]

^^^ TBS with Back to the future

[Figuremod73]

Also A christmas story, Its a wonderful Life, and Miracle at the end of the year. They play them way to much.

[jwyblejr]

Iron Man is on my list. Seems you can't turn on FX any more with out seeing it on there.

[The Toyroom]

goodfellas !!!!!!!!

And we watch it every time it's on... :smiley1:

[Random Axe]

Its been a while, but how about Beastmaster on TBS?

[MegoScott]

Yeah I'll always watch Goodfellas

I think It's a Wonderful Life has to be at the top of this list

[Mikey]

I'm a fool for Goodfellas too

The edited/dubber version always makes me laugh:smiley1:

[80stoyman]

or the Bronx Tale!

Never gets old watching this one.

[Bill]

Uncle Buck

Fargo

[MegoMark71]

The Patriot. My wife got so tired of it always being on that she bought me the dvd. Now i still watch it whenever it's on and she throws the dvd at me.

[MegoScott]

What about Beastmaster? HBO stands for Hey, Beastmaster's On...

[spacecaps]

I think the most played movie on television in history is The Shawshank Redemption.

[Mikey]

Back in the late 90's Forrest Gump was replayed like 10,000 times

[madmarva]

My first Christmas vacation home from college, HBO ran Ghostbusters and Red Dawn on a loop. A lot folks like those movies — and they're both decent movies — but I can't sit through either of them.

[Mikey]

I remember when I got HBO ages ago they kept replaying a movie called Raggedy Man over and over and over.

Think that was back in in the 80's

[mego73]

I don't notice overrun movies like I used to because of the DVR, watching cable news and DVD/blu rays to watch.

I also have to want to see the movie really bad to watch it on G4, scify, Spike so I hardly ever check channels like that out.

[Werewolf]

I think the most played movie on television in history is The Shawshank Redemption.


Back in the late 90's Forrest Gump was replayed like 10,000 times

To this day I absolutely cannot stand either of those movies.

[jwyblejr]

I've noticed TNT likes to over play the Batman movies.

[Figuremod73]

As much I could complain about TBS, it use to show classic cartoons all the time back in the '80s. It showed not only many of the older Scooby Doo cartoons but also had Jonny Quest, Superfriends 73, Challenge of the Superfriends and many other older hanna-barbara cartoons. I never got tired of them.

They were also bad about showing some of the John Wayne movies to much also. I think True Grit was one that played twice a week when there wasnt a baseball game on.

[Thor]

HBO with The Abyss.

[Mikey]

I hate whenever I see Starsky & Hutch on TV it's always the new crap movie.

[jwyblejr]

^I feel the same way with The Dukes of Hazzard.

[jimsmegos]

ION (the statin I'm at is an affiliate), every Steven Segal Movie from the 90's. Also the Fugitive with Harrison Ford. There are more but they haven't gotten on my nerve yet. We are actualy looking into changing our affiliation to METV. Speaking of which I would like to get some opinions on that.

[MIB41]

Roadhouse...Played to death and overly edited.

[Brazoo]

Forrest Gump. I happened to see it opening weekend and thought something like "that was a fun summer movie". It go so much attention and praise and it's been quoted and referenced so much that I don't think I could ever watch it again.