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I'm not sure there are any movies I can say uncategorically I wouldn't watch again.
Even those I kind of despise - Leaving Los Vegas is one, The Moon in the Gutter another.
I might still give them a try if I were in the right mood or curious if my response to a film might change, which it sometimes has.
Oh, I know one - Casualties of War.
Not that I didn't think it was a great movie, because it was. I just found it too traumatic. I can't even listen to Morricone's superb score.
That's probably the only reason I would avoid a movie on principle. Shoah being another.
It's ok for some movies to be once-in-a-lifetime.
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There are some movies which affect me so viscerally, I have to work up the courage to watch them again, like The Elephant Man, Bug, Plague Dogs, May, Elephant (different elephant metaphor movie), and Bastard Out of Carolina.
And there are movies I have only watched part of, have my intelligence insulted, and never bothered to finish them, like Kickin' It Old School and Pitch Perfect 2.
Then there's the bane of my existence, the one movie that I know deep down to suck every categorical ass imaginable, yet I seem to forget its ass-suckability after a while, then talk myself into thinking it was actually "not that bad", then watch it again to be proven right all along in some sick cycle. That movie is Less Than Zero, and after many years since the last viewing, I feel the pull again...
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All star wars, most Star Trek, marvel , super hero films. Coz I can't be arsed and have seen them a couple of times anyway -enough.
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All of them, as I've lost all interest in watching movies and am selling off my collection.
Sounds like a cry for help. See a therapist. 
His offer was rubbish.
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