Although it's been over a decade since I've seen it, my most watched movie of all time is easily Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Starting in around eighth grade, after our English teacher showed us the "Bring it your dead!" scene, my buddy and I watched that movie at least once a night every night for about 2 years.
We memorized the entire script and even went so far as to reproduce the entire thing passing a notebook back and forth for a semester in one class. We dressed as the Knights who say "ni" for Halloween one year. One of our ongoing jokes, even to this day, is about one's mother being a hamster and the other's father smelling of elderberries.
This sounds very familiar, I did pretty much the exact same thing with Holy Grail. I still pop it on every once in a while when I'm just lounging around and have nothing better to do.
Although it's been over a decade since I've seen it, my most watched movie of all time is easily Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Starting in around eighth grade, after our English teacher showed us the "Bring it your dead!" scene, my buddy and I watched that movie at least once a night every night for about 2 years.
We memorized the entire script and even went so far as to reproduce the entire thing passing a notebook back and forth for a semester in one class. We dressed as the Knights who say "ni" for Halloween one year. One of our ongoing jokes, even to this day, is about one's mother being a hamster and the other's father smelling of elderberries.
In a word, that movie is simply classic.
This sounds very familiar, I did pretty much the exact same thing with Holy Grail. I still pop it on every once in a while when I'm just lounging around and have nothing better to do.