How many times...

[David In Indy]

Well thank you Lynne. I appreciate it!

[pgcatz]

I am almost at 100, still watching and still crying

[David In Indy]

I am almost at 100, still watching and still crying

100? That's pretty good! Yeah, that is pretty good. I think I still have you beat.... but 100 is definately good!

[Luvlylittlewing]

23 theatre viewings, and I enjoyed every minute! 

[Arad-3]

I have watched it 4 times. I try to watch it once a month. I know that does not sound like I really love this movie,I do very much, and it's because I love this movie I limit watching it too much. I don't want it to loose it's magic for me by overkill .I'm due real soon to watch it again on one of my Sunday movie marathons.

[cmr107]

17 times in the theatre. Believe it or not, but I've only watched my DVD once, so 18 times total.

[SFEnnisSF]

Update:  I stand at 44 Theatrical viewings.     Only 3 times on DVD though.

[Amber]

I missed it in the theater all togheter.  One of the worst decisions I ever made.  I've seen it countless times on DVD though - but that's just not the same.

[JT]

I'm extremely ashame that I did not watch it in the theater.  I could kick my ass for that, but I watched it over 70 times in DVD.  If there ever was a re-run in my theater, I will definately go see it, even if I have to quit work to do it.  Dumb ass me!

[moremojo]

Update: I have watched the film once all the way through on my DVD copy. That's right--only once so far! It's hard to explain, but watching the movie in my home is unusually heart-wrenching--it was one thing to experience the movie in the theatre and take the memory of it and all its attendant emotions  home with you, it's quite another to have that happen directly in your abode. The movie is somehow too powerful for that space.

So I revisit the boys via the DVD in increments, very rarely venturing past their departure from the mountain. In my heart, that's where I want to think of them being always.