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my favourite from Great Race is where - rough paraphrasing - Fate's sidekick Max nobbles the other cars and they are giggling like schoolboys as each car comes to grief in front of them.
before the payoff -
Whats next?
car five, engine falls out.
Giggling.
Fate stops giggling!
Max... we're number five
followed by loud bang as their engine falls out!!
quality comedy.
here it is, although dubbed
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=tbHBz7U1viE
I stayed in the cinema for 3 screenings of where eagles dare once.
Dad wasnt very impressed at the bus stop when i got back 3 hours after i was expected!!
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Probably a James Bond movie- Thunderball or a Roger Moore entry. I've seen them all multiple times, but I have a soft spot for LALD and Moonraker.
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Nov 25, 2014 - 10:41 AM
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Tall Guy
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I can remember every cinema I saw them in
The vast majority of cinemas I went to in the mid to late 70s (my peak cinema-attending years) no longer exist. 
Yeah, they've all gone, the sixties for me: Odeon, Westbourne Grove (my all time favourite), The Palace, Kensal Rise (saw all those great old serials at Saturday Morning Pictures there), The Royalty, Ladbroke Grove. All magic memories for me. In the years to come, will people feel the same way about a multiplex?
For me it was the cinemas in Newcastle, where I lived from the age of 11 to 29. Prime cinema-attending ages! The Odeons on Pilgrim Street and in The Haymarket, both gone. The ABC Haymarket and the two-screen ABC (at one time The Essoldo), both gone, the line of three abreast on the West Road - The Pavilion, The Stoll and The Westgate/Gaumont - all gone.
I practically had my own seat at the ABC Haymarket - a particular one that I felt was the best in the house, and if someone else was in it I'd spend more time glaring at them than watching the film.
I'm sure that today's kids will get nostalgic about the Vues and UCIs, once they start knocking them down because it no longer pays to distribute films in that way.
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Village of the Damned
The Birds
The Sound of Music
All three in excess of 100 times. Beyond that, I don't know an exact amount.
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