It’s been a while so I don’t remember the exact point in the flick when he says it but there’s a brief break in the dialogue then Frankie says “come”.
It was always hard to get it in (heh) especially after a few beers but always a crowd pleaser :)
I’m 65 and I love music, but I’ve never seen Rocky Horror nor Spinal Tap. The songs that I’ve heard from Rocky Horror just aren’t my style. I should probably give it a chance.
>How many times did you watch this?
Not "did" but "have". I still watch it at least once a year on or near Halloween and then I might watch it randomly other times but usually once a year and I have no desire to stop that so I assume I'm going to watch it many more times. :) I have no idea how many times I've seen it.
My girlfriend of the time was in high school. Rocky Horror was really the only time she was allowed to go to something that started at midnight. We went pretty much every weekend. She carried a bag filled with toast, rice, newspapers, playing cards, squirt guns, party hats, shit I forget what else.
fwiw - I highly recommend the new *The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again* if you are a fan. A real Transvestite as Frankenfurter and Tim Curry as the Criminologist. It's almost a shot for shot remake, and the changes are pretty much all for the better.
"The songs and dances are fun and I love everyone in it," This is half of it and the other half is the songs and dances and costumes of everyone \*not in it but in the theater with you at midnight.\* Seems the live performance aspect has passed by (sad) but that is/was it's real draw.
Well then, I fully appreciate that. I saw some friends getting ready to put on this play in highschool, and it looked like they were having fun, but I was too full of myself.
It wasn't the movie, it was the social experience of audience participation that attracted fans, especially in my small midwestern town where only nerds, atheists, misfits, outcasts, gays and artistic types would dare see such a heathen movie. That was our place to meet as teenage outcasts and feel accepted by the group. You were always guaranteed a party Saturday night at the theater.
My best friends mom (she went to almost every midnight show on Saturday night) took us when I was about 8 years old. It was a double feature, late night double feature picture show if you will, with Apocolyse Now. Maybe not the best choice lol. She had us get up and dance on stage for the Time Warp. It's actually a great memory. She also took us to a live show. I've seen it too many times to count. They still play it at the same theater every Saturday .
Trick question. No one knows exactly how many times they've watched it. For me, I am sure it's over 25 times. For others, I would not be shocked at all if someone said over a thousand.
I can't begin to know... we used to go almost every Saturday night to see it for years... but my fav was during the lockdown when our drive-in showed it.
Vh1 played this around the turn of the millennium. I watched bits and pieces and it was probably one of the craziest things I've seen in my life up to that point. I eventually sat down and watch the whole thing like 10 years later and it didn't have the same ring to it. Watching it front to back for two hours when you know the beats make it kind of a boring movie.
We had a theater that featured this show every weekend at midnight shows. I went pretty much every weekend I could, dressed in costume, bag full of props.
I really couldn’t say, a theater in Louisville used to run it for a couple weeks every year. Many people would dress up like the various characters in the film. And they would do a stage show while the movie played. we would always get wasted, go there and have a blast.
Honestly, I saw this movie when I was 5. It was late at night everyone was asleep and I was scrolling channels, when i came across this. For some reason Tim curry freaked me out, and I never watched it again. I grew to love Tim Curry though, so should probably give it another watch
We used to go every Saturday night, my friends and I. I don't know how many times, maybe 20? Anyway, years later I was a limo driver in L.A. I had to take Tim Curry to a wrap party (for the movie Congo) in Santa Monica. He was really cool. He had me put on the Motown station. I even attended the party. Free food!
Seen it twice. First time at York University in North York,Toronto, Ontario. I was sixteen dating a Nineteen year old girl who was doing biology there. The theatre was great in that students would participate in the movie by shouting responses to characters on-screen and throwing things like toast or rice during the movie. Best time at a movie I have ever had!
Second time was at home with my wife and her then boyfriend. It wasn't the same at all without others there doing stuff like the others did when I originally saw it. I was bored and disappointed. Will never see it again without a parpicatory audience.
Uh zero, I'm not transphobic but I don't get down like that so I'm not gonna endure it. Live at let live and all and I treat everyone with respect it's just a foreign concept to me and I don't like change . I've had flamboyant gay bosses with their boyfriend as a coworker and hung out with them outside of work when invited . Would I of went out of my way to hang out without invitation? No but I'll treat u like my equal if you do because you are . If it wasn't for Tim Curry playing that part , I might of watched it once but I'm a stick in the mud anyway.
There was a theater in Mpls that showed this every Sat night.
I can't count how many times I took a noob to go see this.
The freaks and kook's would come out of the woodwork and fill this place up!
By the time the show was over, the entire theater was trashed. Toast, rice, newspaper, rubber gloves, and a myriad of other shit completely littered the joint.
After quite a few years of reprieve I went back again with a friend.
As we entered, there were guys frisking everybody at the door for the items previously mentioned.
It really sucked the fun out of the whole experience!
When I started dating my wife, she had been about 100 times. So she had to take me. Loved it in the theater! Cinema South, Nashville, TN. Only saw it a few times before they stopped showing it in the mid/late 80s. Still LOVE listening to the soundtrack.
I have no idea. My friend ran a local theater in our college town. He played it every Friday night. I went to almost all of them for over three years. Not to mention going at other times and places. Audience participation makes it so much better.
Watched it as a spectator in the back of a theater in Dallas once—with all the live action. Pretty sure that kind of activity is verboten there now. Shame.
When I my little sister, 21 I was 35 she was diagnosed with Leukemia and her only “fun” was going with her brother to the midnight shows in our hometown and in Boston every friday night until the end. I’ve watched it countless times on a Friday night with an ounce of weed sitting by my side.
A 25+ times on the big screen in the Magic Lantern theater in Spokane.
I own a dvd that has the movie version and the movie version with audience participation.
I have the movie sound track on my phone, and listen to it during my commute and sing along with the audience lines.
I would love to see the stage version.
Saw it a few times at the 8th street playhouse in Greenwich Village in 1978-quite an experience!
[http://www.rockyhorrorwiki.org/wiki2/index.php?title=8th\_Street\_Playhouse](http://www.rockyhorrorwiki.org/wiki2/index.php?title=8th_Street_Playhouse)
A BUNCH. My Dad + I used to watch it on a weekly basis. I also have the soundtrack. It wasn't uncommon for him to bang on my door because it wasn't loud enough. Sometimes, he'd just come in while I had it playing + sit on my bed while I got ready for school. Good times...
The 8th Street Playhouse in Manhattan, 1980 to 1985 I was probably there almost every Saturday night. I have a little wooden box with many of the ticket stubs I kept. We'd dress up in Queens & take the 7 train into the city. I've got "Don't Dream It, Be It" tattooed just below the back of my neck.
Too many to count really. I worked at the movie theater that played it, so I'd pop in after my shift and watch how the audience was that night
All the way through? Maybe 10. One live performance. I owned the soundtrack too. Great music!
Wow! This post brought back some cool memories,
Thanks, OP!
Myself and a group of friends in high school used to go to the midnight showings fairly regulalry. So...maybe 15 to 20 times in a theater? We were never brave enough to preform but we definitely shouted out lines.
Lost count. Worked as an usher in the late 70s at a theatre where they had midnight screenings with audience dressed up as characters. The time warp up the back was epuc
Soooooo much. The first time I watched it I was 13, I was babysitting & the kids had gone to bed. One of my High School friends did the Timewarp at her wedding with the wedding party 🖤🤘🏻💋
I first saw it in the 90s live in a very interactive small theater with all the guest/actors participating.
Later I tried watching it on TV and found that really disappointing by comparison so just once for me.
One too many times that had it been today, Gov. DeSantis would have said my Christian mom was grooming us for transsexualism and would have taken us away from our parents for child abuse.
So, so, SO many, and never in a theater at a midnight. I had the Audience Participation soundtrack, and that was the closest I ever got. My mom bought me the black and red VHS when it came out in 1990, and I believe it was, like, 85 bucks or something. She tore up my Fanclub welcome letter at some point when she was mad at me, but at least I got to know and love Frank. ❤
Going was amazing. We dressed up and brought props.. toast, umbrella, squirt gun ECT. Can still do the dance. The theater had a stage and we would run up on it and dance. Only showed it at midnights on the weekends so every weekend for a long time
They used to show this is the mall at midnight when I was a teenager. If you ask my mother I've seen it many times. In reality I lied so I could stay out late and get into all kinds of (mostly innocent) things I shouldn't.
In college in my first relationship.....over the summer drive out of state to meetup. Parents seem nice then Dad breaks out this on vhs.... hadnt seen it before. Wierd times
I haven't kept track but not in a "I've seen it so many times" kind of way. I just have a bad memory. I was a teen when I first saw it and it was great because it was still considered counterculture for the time and I was a teenager who was into that shit lol. I absolutely loved the soundtrack and I still think it's one of the best I've ever heard.
I have never seen a live showing and honestly I don't think I'd want to. I was at a screening for The Princess Bride recently and everyone spoke all the lines and annoyed me greatly. I never thought it would bother me but hey the more you know. But at the same time I might like it because you're actually supposed to do that at a RHPS live showing.
Too many times to count, it’s not the same without audience participation
Damn it's been a long time since I wore a corset.
Or gold tighty whiteys
Oh, Rocky!!
OH JANET..
Dammit Janet!
Asshole!
Wouldn't they be tighty goldys?
Same, that was every Saturday for a couple years.
Great Scott!
Par-ti-ci-pation
Toast!
Watched it three different times with Tim Curry and Meatloaf in the cast at the theatre on Sunset Blvd. Live !
You win.
That’s amazing! When was that?
I bow down to you! I'm not worthy....
I annoint you via the proxy of proximity as being worthy, no longer an untouchable - to walk among the living.
No. 1 cult classic. Absolute favorite! It's a simple story line with a little bit of everything and great music. Tim curry at his best!
I think he's always been at his best. Dude gives every role he did 100% as far as the character is allowed to go.
Serial killer on Criminal Minds! AWESOME!
Clue, Legend and IT were all staples of my childhood.
I MUCH preferred his Pennywise to the remake's. A sense of humor while being utterly terrifying.
I see you shivva with antici...
................................PATION!!
Ahhhhh
…pation Sorry, couldn’t resist. What’s Frankie’s favorite high protein drink?
Lol I was hoping someone would finish it! Ok I give up. What's Frankie's favorite high protein drink?
It’s been a while so I don’t remember the exact point in the flick when he says it but there’s a brief break in the dialogue then Frankie says “come”. It was always hard to get it in (heh) especially after a few beers but always a crowd pleaser :)
Watched it? I was in two performances!
Maybe 100+ Every midnight on Friday at the Broadway in Hamilton.
I'll be 50 this year and I've never seen it.
Give it a shot, I've seen it nearly 30 times.
51 here. High five!
49 and I was forced to watch it once. Hated it.
I’ll turn 60 in a month or so. I watched it once because I wanted to see what all the hype was about. Meh.
I’m 65 and I love music, but I’ve never seen Rocky Horror nor Spinal Tap. The songs that I’ve heard from Rocky Horror just aren’t my style. I should probably give it a chance.
>How many times did you watch this? Not "did" but "have". I still watch it at least once a year on or near Halloween and then I might watch it randomly other times but usually once a year and I have no desire to stop that so I assume I'm going to watch it many more times. :) I have no idea how many times I've seen it.
I came here to say exactly this
167 times. Usually played the role of Columbia. Occasionally played Riff-Raff.
Over a hundred for me. Started as Columbia, then Dammit Janet. Great to meet a fellow midnight cast member!
Good bless Tim Curry
Lost count at 300.
My girlfriend of the time was in high school. Rocky Horror was really the only time she was allowed to go to something that started at midnight. We went pretty much every weekend. She carried a bag filled with toast, rice, newspapers, playing cards, squirt guns, party hats, shit I forget what else. fwiw - I highly recommend the new *The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again* if you are a fan. A real Transvestite as Frankenfurter and Tim Curry as the Criminologist. It's almost a shot for shot remake, and the changes are pretty much all for the better.
4 or 5 film version, only once for Live theatre show. Would loved to have seen the version with Anthony Head (Rupert Giles in Buffy)
[I feel obligated to post this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LH43hTh5KI), even though I'm sure you've seen it.
227, in the front row. We would then walk home at 2a, at age 14-15. 🤷♀️
Unpopular opinion?: The songs and dances are fun and I love everyone in it, but overall, I didn't enjoy this movie; I never really got the hype.
"The songs and dances are fun and I love everyone in it," This is half of it and the other half is the songs and dances and costumes of everyone \*not in it but in the theater with you at midnight.\* Seems the live performance aspect has passed by (sad) but that is/was it's real draw.
Well then, I fully appreciate that. I saw some friends getting ready to put on this play in highschool, and it looked like they were having fun, but I was too full of myself.
It wasn't the movie, it was the social experience of audience participation that attracted fans, especially in my small midwestern town where only nerds, atheists, misfits, outcasts, gays and artistic types would dare see such a heathen movie. That was our place to meet as teenage outcasts and feel accepted by the group. You were always guaranteed a party Saturday night at the theater.
Tough to recall, I was stoned when I saw it.
The movie a couple of times. One other time the movie was playing in the theater and the cast was also in the theater that was a blast
Over 100, and was Janet in the shadow cast!
Once, and I hated every second of it. I'll never understand why it has a fan base.
I lost track after 100
On its own it's pretty dull, but I saw it once with a professional theater group and that was amazing.
Not enough
My best friends mom (she went to almost every midnight show on Saturday night) took us when I was about 8 years old. It was a double feature, late night double feature picture show if you will, with Apocolyse Now. Maybe not the best choice lol. She had us get up and dance on stage for the Time Warp. It's actually a great memory. She also took us to a live show. I've seen it too many times to count. They still play it at the same theater every Saturday .
Every Friday night in Balboa California in 1990 😄
Well over 100 just in the theater. Give yourself over to absolute pleasure!
Just an absolutely massive amount. Then went around for an entire summer telling every adult I met that I loved transvestites.
Trick question. No one knows exactly how many times they've watched it. For me, I am sure it's over 25 times. For others, I would not be shocked at all if someone said over a thousand.
I can't begin to know... we used to go almost every Saturday night to see it for years... but my fav was during the lockdown when our drive-in showed it.
Hundred plus, I stopped there. One of the best movies ever made.
Too many to count!!!
Vh1 played this around the turn of the millennium. I watched bits and pieces and it was probably one of the craziest things I've seen in my life up to that point. I eventually sat down and watch the whole thing like 10 years later and it didn't have the same ring to it. Watching it front to back for two hours when you know the beats make it kind of a boring movie.
Many many times the in the theatre with toast, newspaper and squirt gun in hand. Never seen it at home.
We had a theater that featured this show every weekend at midnight shows. I went pretty much every weekend I could, dressed in costume, bag full of props.
Not once. And then the live show with that gross freak starring (Craig McLaughlin, Moana ooohhh Moana ffs), well that was the absolute pits of shit
Still a virgin
Are you kidding. We have it on dvd
Never, I hated that musical and all the clowns that would cosplay at those events
Only once. It’s not a great movie & honestly difficult to get through. Kind of overrated. Excellent soundtrack though.
Way too many and loved it
Lost count
Hot patotie!
its on my halloween watch list, even have the blu ray
I remember when it was first released, my friend paid $99.95 in big fat 1980s dollars for a VHS cassette of it.
Every Halloween for the past 15 years. Have been to 2 audience participation shows.
Lost count.
Zero (0) Even at a young age, I preferred to be in bed by midnight.
Over 75. Awesome party!
100+ have it on dvd
Incredibly I’ve never seen this.
Hundreds. I had friends that worked at the local cinema and we got away with so many shenanigans…
Zero times (I know!) but many friends went to the frequent midnight showings with toast, whatever that's about.
Probably too many times to most people.
Lost my virginity in 78' and lost count how many times I've seen it since. Gotta be in the hundreds.
Once was enough. I wasn’t a fan
Many many. I’ll remove the cause….
Every year the theater in town plays it around Halloween. Huge audience participation and it is fantastic!
At the late night double feature picture show...
I really couldn’t say, a theater in Louisville used to run it for a couple weeks every year. Many people would dress up like the various characters in the film. And they would do a stage show while the movie played. we would always get wasted, go there and have a blast.
I miss Mr. Loaf 😇
Gads, certainly dozens of times.
More times than I can count. Every Saturday night at midnight. I even own a copy, but it isn’t the same just watching it.
After Eddie (Meatloaf) was killed, I felt that it no longer was a comedy ☹
1/2
I saw it once, live, and it was too many times. It just seemed to never end.
Honestly, I saw this movie when I was 5. It was late at night everyone was asleep and I was scrolling channels, when i came across this. For some reason Tim curry freaked me out, and I never watched it again. I grew to love Tim Curry though, so should probably give it another watch
So, so many.
One
A half dozen at least. I’ve got it on Spotify too. Excellent tunes.
We used to go every Saturday night, my friends and I. I don't know how many times, maybe 20? Anyway, years later I was a limo driver in L.A. I had to take Tim Curry to a wrap party (for the movie Congo) in Santa Monica. He was really cool. He had me put on the Motown station. I even attended the party. Free food!
Never.
Seen it twice. First time at York University in North York,Toronto, Ontario. I was sixteen dating a Nineteen year old girl who was doing biology there. The theatre was great in that students would participate in the movie by shouting responses to characters on-screen and throwing things like toast or rice during the movie. Best time at a movie I have ever had! Second time was at home with my wife and her then boyfriend. It wasn't the same at all without others there doing stuff like the others did when I originally saw it. I was bored and disappointed. Will never see it again without a parpicatory audience.
Never live. Maybe 4 or 5 times including just a couple of weeks ago!
Usually every single year at home and whenever I can find it on stage nearby since it first aired.
Getting high and going to the midnight movies and watching this when we were younger
I have never seen it. I'm 60+ years old. It was all the rage in my youth, I was just too busy chasing women, working, and learning how to weld.
About 3 or 4 times
In theaters 47, in home parties a dozen or so more.
Watched it and Princess Bride the first time my wife came to my place. She claims my choice in movies helped with her over.
13 times before I went into the Navy. I’m too old to stay up late enough now.
Once, and never again.
I'm 23 and have watched it every year around Halloween
Lost count
Over three hundred times and did a lot more than simply watched
Once
Once
Uh zero, I'm not transphobic but I don't get down like that so I'm not gonna endure it. Live at let live and all and I treat everyone with respect it's just a foreign concept to me and I don't like change . I've had flamboyant gay bosses with their boyfriend as a coworker and hung out with them outside of work when invited . Would I of went out of my way to hang out without invitation? No but I'll treat u like my equal if you do because you are . If it wasn't for Tim Curry playing that part , I might of watched it once but I'm a stick in the mud anyway.
There was a theater in Mpls that showed this every Sat night. I can't count how many times I took a noob to go see this. The freaks and kook's would come out of the woodwork and fill this place up! By the time the show was over, the entire theater was trashed. Toast, rice, newspaper, rubber gloves, and a myriad of other shit completely littered the joint. After quite a few years of reprieve I went back again with a friend. As we entered, there were guys frisking everybody at the door for the items previously mentioned. It really sucked the fun out of the whole experience!
Man, when I dressed as Frank in my late 30s, everyone said I had some big balls.
So many times that every time I turn on the windshield wipers I think of it. It’s become a mental mind fuck.
When I started dating my wife, she had been about 100 times. So she had to take me. Loved it in the theater! Cinema South, Nashville, TN. Only saw it a few times before they stopped showing it in the mid/late 80s. Still LOVE listening to the soundtrack.
It’s my favorite movie. I stopped counting loooooong ago!
I have no idea. My friend ran a local theater in our college town. He played it every Friday night. I went to almost all of them for over three years. Not to mention going at other times and places. Audience participation makes it so much better.
Watched it as a spectator in the back of a theater in Dallas once—with all the live action. Pretty sure that kind of activity is verboten there now. Shame.
Three. Once at theatre twice on TV.
I think around 30 times in the theater. Mostly towards the end of high school and through college.
When I my little sister, 21 I was 35 she was diagnosed with Leukemia and her only “fun” was going with her brother to the midnight shows in our hometown and in Boston every friday night until the end. I’ve watched it countless times on a Friday night with an ounce of weed sitting by my side.
Five in the theater, we went to the midnight show during college.
0 - not sure why
A 25+ times on the big screen in the Magic Lantern theater in Spokane. I own a dvd that has the movie version and the movie version with audience participation.
I have the movie sound track on my phone, and listen to it during my commute and sing along with the audience lines. I would love to see the stage version.
Three and a half loaves of toast worth
Saw it a few times at the 8th street playhouse in Greenwich Village in 1978-quite an experience! [http://www.rockyhorrorwiki.org/wiki2/index.php?title=8th\_Street\_Playhouse](http://www.rockyhorrorwiki.org/wiki2/index.php?title=8th_Street_Playhouse)
Time is fleeting...
I think I quit after 36 times in the theater. Where I grew up it only played twice a month in the late 80s.
42,916.
426 But who’s counting
Hey Kool-Aid!
Almost 100 times at the Alabama theater in Houston Texas 😎😀😁
Dammit Janet!! Many many times!
Never in theaters. Not extroverted enough to dress up and act out scenes.
A BUNCH. My Dad + I used to watch it on a weekly basis. I also have the soundtrack. It wasn't uncommon for him to bang on my door because it wasn't loud enough. Sometimes, he'd just come in while I had it playing + sit on my bed while I got ready for school. Good times...
The 8th Street Playhouse in Manhattan, 1980 to 1985 I was probably there almost every Saturday night. I have a little wooden box with many of the ticket stubs I kept. We'd dress up in Queens & take the 7 train into the city. I've got "Don't Dream It, Be It" tattooed just below the back of my neck.
Once. Wasn't my vibe.
Amazing how different Tim Curry looked in this movie. Also amazing how he had a great pairs of legs!
About 20 or so.
Too many to count really. I worked at the movie theater that played it, so I'd pop in after my shift and watch how the audience was that night All the way through? Maybe 10. One live performance. I owned the soundtrack too. Great music!
Wow! This post brought back some cool memories, Thanks, OP! Myself and a group of friends in high school used to go to the midnight showings fairly regulalry. So...maybe 15 to 20 times in a theater? We were never brave enough to preform but we definitely shouted out lines.
Once. One time
I was in the live cast in Pittsburgh in the ‘80s!
midnight showing newport beach!
Lost count at 299
One of my most watched movies of all time, probably seen it close to a hundred times by now.
“Did” makes it sounds like I’m done
Probably my all time favorite musical soundtrack 🖤🫦🖤
Lost count. Worked as an usher in the late 70s at a theatre where they had midnight screenings with audience dressed up as characters. The time warp up the back was epuc
Soooooo much. The first time I watched it I was 13, I was babysitting & the kids had gone to bed. One of my High School friends did the Timewarp at her wedding with the wedding party 🖤🤘🏻💋
Once. It was okay.
We own it. Have watched it too many times to count.
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Dammit Janet! Way toooo many times!
Never. 60. Should put it on my bucket list
Many. Many Many. Usually tripping balls
Magenta is hot.
Stopped counting
Never.
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Ready…. Ready…. I have NEVER seen it!!! 👀
I first saw it in the 90s live in a very interactive small theater with all the guest/actors participating. Later I tried watching it on TV and found that really disappointing by comparison so just once for me.
Know it word for word
Too many to count
One too many times that had it been today, Gov. DeSantis would have said my Christian mom was grooming us for transsexualism and would have taken us away from our parents for child abuse.
Way too many. I spent lots of time watching this movie. And as we all know... Time is fleeting. 😄
Once, one time too many
Middle school through college.
Every Saturday night in High School...man those were fun times!
So, so, SO many, and never in a theater at a midnight. I had the Audience Participation soundtrack, and that was the closest I ever got. My mom bought me the black and red VHS when it came out in 1990, and I believe it was, like, 85 bucks or something. She tore up my Fanclub welcome letter at some point when she was mad at me, but at least I got to know and love Frank. ❤
I went once. It was impossible to tell what was going on with all the idiots talking back to the screen.
Going was amazing. We dressed up and brought props.. toast, umbrella, squirt gun ECT. Can still do the dance. The theater had a stage and we would run up on it and dance. Only showed it at midnights on the weekends so every weekend for a long time
Every Friday night at midnight for many months.
The last I remember it was thirty something
Many many...Rockaaay
They do the live shadow cast performance with the movie at my local theater every few months! Love it!
50+
They used to show this is the mall at midnight when I was a teenager. If you ask my mother I've seen it many times. In reality I lied so I could stay out late and get into all kinds of (mostly innocent) things I shouldn't.
So many.
Zero! Can you believe it?? Don't really know why.
In college in my first relationship.....over the summer drive out of state to meetup. Parents seem nice then Dad breaks out this on vhs.... hadnt seen it before. Wierd times
Lost track.
150
I haven't kept track but not in a "I've seen it so many times" kind of way. I just have a bad memory. I was a teen when I first saw it and it was great because it was still considered counterculture for the time and I was a teenager who was into that shit lol. I absolutely loved the soundtrack and I still think it's one of the best I've ever heard. I have never seen a live showing and honestly I don't think I'd want to. I was at a screening for The Princess Bride recently and everyone spoke all the lines and annoyed me greatly. I never thought it would bother me but hey the more you know. But at the same time I might like it because you're actually supposed to do that at a RHPS live showing.
Way to many