Ghostbusters, Batman, and Care Bears 2.

And/or a slash fanfic.

Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi would be my three. But that's probably cheating a bit, so - Star Wars, Jurassic Park and E.T.

Disney's Robin Hood, Dumbo, An American Tale: Fievel Goes West (the last one being the only VHS we owned)

So, I have a soft spot for most children's animated films (there are a list of exceptions but that is a whole other list ) so generally those can work for me.

However, to list three would be Emperor's New Groove (I can watch that one again and again), Star Wars (the original) and Princess Bride, with George of the Jungle edging in there.

I'm still a child at heart. Like I said, I have a soft spot for children's movies, regardless of release date.

Fine, fine, play by the rules *sighs*

Star Wars, Aladdin and Princess Bride, with George of the Jungle tailing in there.

my three were the star wars movies.  I would watch them every summer we went to northern Michigan to see my relatives.  My uncle had all three on this one, blue VHS tape.  I would watch them at least three times while I was there.  BTTF comes in close fourth.

I wasn't trying to establish rules, per se; I was just more interested in those movies that helped establish your taste in film. And knowing this forum, I definitely should have said straight up that Star Wars only counts as one. 

My brother reminded me of one I'd nearly forgotten, Unico.

My mother hated these movies, 'cause they are fucking depressing, and the tapes "mysteriously" went missing after we moved. Forget about how cutesy the trailer is. Unico is one baby unicorn's endless tale of woe. Because the gods are jealous of his strange power to make the people around him happy, the poor creature is repeatedly taken from his family and friends, deprived of his memories, and abandoned in various desolate locations as punishment (originally the gods wanted to kill him, but changed their minds). It doesn't take him long to make new friends, whom he eventually ends up rescuing from some cruel fate. But no sooner is the day saved, than the West Wind comes along and snatches him up all over again.

Unico was the creation of Osamu Tezuka, so it had royal pedigree, but the tv series never got picked up and Tezuka died in 1989 without creating anymore stories. So basically, fans are stuck with a downer ending and the implication that it will be repeated ad infinitum.

Lol, I get that a lot around here

I was all about the violent action movies as a kid and couldn't stand Disney stuff, perhaps as a by-product.
My 3 were Predator, Terminator 2, and of all things Eraser. That one I remember in particular as we had it taped on VHS and there was one summer where I'm pretty sure I watched it almost every single day, to where I had every line memorized and would say it out loud in time with the movie. It's faded with time, but the Alan Silvestri score is still engrained deep in my brain as a result.

Yep, was born in '75, add The Last Boy Scout to that list and those were al in my rotation.