What movies have you memorized most?

This thread, regarding probably my all-time favorite film, got me to thinking about other movies I can quote from to the extent of annoying family and friends. So, which movies are you constantly quoting from? And relatedly, which movies have you seen the most times?

I have seen Blazing Saddles and Airplane! easily over 30 times each, and I can just about recite each movie from beginning to end. In a close third place would be The Blues Brothers.

What are yours?

The Princess Bride

All of the above, plus:

Pulp Fiction
the first Star Wars trilogy

The original Star Wars movies (especially Return of the Jedi, for some reason)
Wayne’s World

Mine would be Back to the Future and Rain Man. When I was a kid I just about had the entire script to the Muppet Movie memorized.

The Princess Bride
Spaceballs

Jeremiah Johnson and Fandango.

This mean I get my fondue set back?

I went through a phase where I watched Wayne’s World every day for an entire summer, so I know that pretty much by heart. I’ve also seen The Fellowship of the Ring enough times to be able to quote along with it too.

Let me be the first; Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

I can recite just about every line from:
[ul]
[li]Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail[/li][li]The Princess Bride[/li][li]1776[/li][li]The Wizard of Oz[/li][li]Young Frankenstein[/li][li]Singing In the Rain[/li][/ul]

Star Wars, The Breakfast Club and The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Oh, and Mel Brooks’ Silent Movie.

Life of Brian
Spinal Tap
Star Wars(original 3)
The Thing
Young Frankenstein
Withnail and I
Pulp Fiction
Resevoir Dogs
Fight Club
Big Lebowski

Those are the ones that instantly come to mind that I could recite most of the movie without prompting from the movie

There are others but those are at the top

The Princess Bride
Sirens
LOTR
Harry Potter movies, except OotP

It used to be The Princess Bride, Star Wars and Strange Brew (“check the machine.”)

Nowadays, I don’t have much memorized, but probably The Big Lebowski.

[QUOTE=Hal Briston

Oh, and Mel Brooks’ Silent Movie.[/QUOTE]

Non

Clue
Princess Bride
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Monty Python and the Meaning of Life
Blazing Saddles
History of the World Part I
Young Frankenstein
LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring

The Zefferelli version of “Romeo & Juliet”, which at one point I could recite almost front to back. It’s a perfect edit of the original play, which, like most Shakespeare, was insanely overwritten. Not EVERYONE has to have 20 minutes of expository speechifyin’ Bill, 'specially when we just SAW what they’re explaining!

Anyway, I saw the movie about 40 times.

Pulp Fiction and Fletch.

I know plenty of people who can quote extensively from Caddyshack. I, myself, am able to do so, when required.

I recall a Saturday Night Live skit/fake commercial playing off of this very idea.

Many of the above, plus My Cousin Vinny.

But I think the only movie I could recite from memory, without flaw, is Jesus Christ Superstar. I had it memorized before it was even a movie.