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Your favorite movies thread!
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w_parietti22 said:-Forrest Gump
-Oceans 11
-A Beautiful Mind
-The Constant Gardner
-Caddyshack
And for some reason those are the only ones I can think of right now.
Which Oceans 11? I find it hard to decide between the 2 which one I like more...
I know that I am not going to remember all of them...but here is a start...
Hackers
Hunt For Red October
Crimson Tide
Star Wars
Antitrust
The Recruit
The Sum of All Fears
All of Kevin Smith's movies
Rounders
Good Will Hunting
That's all for now...
More to come..
Hickman
Hackers
Hunt For Red October
Crimson Tide
Star Wars
Antitrust
The Recruit
The Sum of All Fears
All of Kevin Smith's movies
Rounders
Good Will Hunting
That's all for now...
More to come..
Hickman
EGT said:
That one's great. And really sad (and disturbing) at various points.
Didn't cry. 'twas only a hair in my eye, I swear.
~Shard~ said:
There's more than one?
I haven't seen any of them yet. Nor have I seen 12 (though I've heard they're good).
dubbz said:There's more than one?
Yep, Oceans Eleven is a remake. The new Oceans Eleven was very good, I didn't care for Oceans Twelve as much. The original Oceans Eleven is a great movie too though. It was made in 1960 and started the Rat Pack - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, Joey Bishop, as well as Angie Dickinson - excellent cast, great movie! I highly recommend it.
In alphabetical order...
Alien
Aliens
Amelie
Bladerunner
Gladiator
Highlander
Leon
Mad Max II
The Matrix
The original Star Wars Trilogy
...plus quite a few others that I'll kick myself for not listing after others have posted them.
Alien
Aliens
Amelie
Bladerunner
Gladiator
Highlander
Leon
Mad Max II
The Matrix
The original Star Wars Trilogy
...plus quite a few others that I'll kick myself for not listing after others have posted them.
The 10 best movies of my DVD collection (in order of favourites)...
1. The Thin Red Line/The Fog of War
2. Schindler's List
3. A Very Long Engagement
4. To Kill A Mockingbird
5. LA Confidential
6. Memento
7. The Bridge Over The River Kwai
8. Dr. Strangelove
9. Mississippi Burning/In the Heat of the Night
10. The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
1. The Thin Red Line/The Fog of War
2. Schindler's List
3. A Very Long Engagement
4. To Kill A Mockingbird
5. LA Confidential
6. Memento
7. The Bridge Over The River Kwai
8. Dr. Strangelove
9. Mississippi Burning/In the Heat of the Night
10. The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
oh dear
I can see this turning into one of those threads that stretches the intention well beyond the already broad definitions suggested in the initial post .... there have been far too many dismal films mentioned already.
Fortunately a few of the films I consider favorite have been proposed, so I wont be so lame as to repeat them.
But I will add Brazil.
I can see this turning into one of those threads that stretches the intention well beyond the already broad definitions suggested in the initial post .... there have been far too many dismal films mentioned already.
Fortunately a few of the films I consider favorite have been proposed, so I wont be so lame as to repeat them.
But I will add Brazil.
Savage Henry said:
Terry Gilliam - excellent choice! Geez, was that released 20 years ago already? I'm starting to feel a bit old...
OK, I'll throw mine in:
•The Fifth Element
•Jurassic Park (just the first one)
•The Lord of the Rings (all three)
•Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
•Star Wars (probably Return of the Jedi for the Battle over Endor (not on Endor), but IV, V and even III are good)
•Monty Python and the Holy Grail
•Metropolis (the original)
There are probably more, but that's what I've got right now.
•The Fifth Element
•Jurassic Park (just the first one)
•The Lord of the Rings (all three)
•Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
•Star Wars (probably Return of the Jedi for the Battle over Endor (not on Endor), but IV, V and even III are good)
•Monty Python and the Holy Grail
•Metropolis (the original)
There are probably more, but that's what I've got right now.
Don't be, the film is timeless~Shard~ said:I'm starting to feel a bit old...
- Suspicion breeds confidence
- Be safe-- be suspicious
- Don't suspect a friend-- report him
Savage Henry said:Don't be, the film is timeless
- Suspicion breeds confidence
- Be safe-- be suspicious
- Don't suspect a friend-- report him
True enough - many of my favorite movies are as old or older anyway...
Savage Henry said:
That was a big omission in my earlier list-- I would add Brazil, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, and 12 Monkeys to my earlier submission.
Hmmmmmm
Pulp Fiction
The Blues Brothers (Orig)
The Italian Job (Orig)
The Matrix (First one)
Die Hard (First one)
Back to the Future (Trilogy)
Jurassic Park (First one)
Rambo:First Blood
Human Traffic
There are others, but I've gone blank
Pulp Fiction
The Blues Brothers (Orig)
The Italian Job (Orig)
The Matrix (First one)
Die Hard (First one)
Back to the Future (Trilogy)
Jurassic Park (First one)
Rambo:First Blood
Human Traffic
There are others, but I've gone blank
