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Your Top Five Movies
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1: Fast and the Furious
2: Too Fast Too Furious
3: Fast and Furious - Tokyo Drift
4: Triple X
5: Broke-back Mountain
2: Too Fast Too Furious
3: Fast and Furious - Tokyo Drift
4: Triple X
5: Broke-back Mountain
You really think they are that good?
I thought the same thing! To each his own of course. I couldn't even make it through the first one.
I was joking.
The first 4 on that list, have something in common with the last one. Just the first 4 don't use it as a plot / story. They just happen to be it.
The first 4 on that list, have something in common with the last one. Just the first 4 don't use it as a plot / story. They just happen to be it.
Top 5 in no particular order:
1. Borat
2. Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle
3. Office Space
4. Beavis and Butthead Do America
5. South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut
With me, the dumber a movie is, the more I'll like it
1. Borat
2. Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle
3. Office Space
4. Beavis and Butthead Do America
5. South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut
With me, the dumber a movie is, the more I'll like it
My top five would have to be, and in no particular order...
1. Lord of the Rings (count the series as one)
2. Moulin Rouge
3. Cat Ballou
4. Doctor Zhivago
5. Pay it Forward
I could probably list another five easy enough, but this is what is in my head currently.
1. Lord of the Rings (count the series as one)
2. Moulin Rouge
3. Cat Ballou
4. Doctor Zhivago
5. Pay it Forward
I could probably list another five easy enough, but this is what is in my head currently.
1. Braveheart
2. Papillon
3. Amadeus
4. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
5. The Silence of the Lambs (my all-time favorite)
6. Woodstock (honorable mention)
Maybe Woodstock doesn't count as a movie...more of a documentary?
Some other top choices:
Gladiator, Ben Hur, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Alien, Amelie, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (they all are good, to me), Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, Apocalypse Now...
I could go on for awhile...
2. Papillon
3. Amadeus
4. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
5. The Silence of the Lambs (my all-time favorite)
6. Woodstock (honorable mention)
Maybe Woodstock doesn't count as a movie...more of a documentary?
Some other top choices:
Gladiator, Ben Hur, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Alien, Amelie, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (they all are good, to me), Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, Apocalypse Now...
I could go on for awhile...
The first 4 on that list, have something in common with the last one. Just the first 4 don't use it as a plot / story. They just happen to be it.
Yeah yeah, I've heard about the "theory" you're talking about for awhile now
A random selection from my top 100 in no particular order......
* Once upon A Time In America
* The Man Without A Past
* Drifting Clouds
* With Burning Patience
* The Seven Samurai
* Bad Boy Bubby
* Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?
* The Conversation
* Red Sorghum
That's about 5
* Once upon A Time In America
* The Man Without A Past
* Drifting Clouds
* With Burning Patience
* The Seven Samurai
* Bad Boy Bubby
* Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?
* The Conversation
* Red Sorghum
That's about 5
Has anyone ever seen Behind The Mask? It is a great if you like old slasher flicks and mockumentaries.
American Beauty (Completely unique film, really makes me think)
Apocalypse Now (mostly the scene where martin sheen punches the mirror)
Cool Runnings (no matter how many times I watch it I still tear up when the german guy slow claps)
Goldfinger (nothing needs to be said about this one!)
Stand By Me (I guess you could call it a chick flick for guys)
(Alphabetically listed, I couldn't rank them if I tried)
Apocalypse Now (mostly the scene where martin sheen punches the mirror)
Cool Runnings (no matter how many times I watch it I still tear up when the german guy slow claps)
Goldfinger (nothing needs to be said about this one!)
Stand By Me (I guess you could call it a chick flick for guys)
(Alphabetically listed, I couldn't rank them if I tried)
I see pride, I see power, I see a bad ass mother who don't take no crap offa nobody.
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Including 12? get outta town...!Of course then followed by the other Ocean's movies
I'll look at this list again tomorrow and I'll have changed my mind, but here are five good ones, in no particular order...
As I say, this list is subject to change.
- Amélie
- Shaun Of The Dead
- Mad Max 2 (It was on the telly last night and is quite ace)
- Alien
- Leon
As I say, this list is subject to change.
- Shaun Of The Dead
- Mad Max 2 (It was on the telly last night and is quite ace)
- Leon
As I say, this list is subject to change.
They're dead good too!
Ask me in 10 minutes and I'll have remembered another couple of films!
I'll look at this list again tomorrow and I'll have changed my mind, but here are five good ones, in no particular order...
- Amélie
- Spaced
- Mad Max 2 (It was on the telly last night and is quite ace)
- Alien
- Leon
As I say, this list is subject to change.
Fixed that for you. Don't get me wrong it is a good film.
One of my favourite telly series, as it happens. Are you suggesting there are some similarities between it and Shaun Of The Dead?
One of my favourite telly series, as it happens. Are you suggesting there are some similarities between it and Shaun Of The Dead?
And Hot Fuzz and presumably run fat boy run (although I haven't see the latter)
hahah hot fuzz is amazing. so good love the ending
mmm i might be the only one here to say - that i think that film was pants
Shaun of the Dead was much better
i feel like i've done this before. anyway, i don't think i can come up with a concrete list of my top five, but i can give a sample of five of my all-time favorites. they are in no particular order:
- jerry maguire
- groundhog day
- the princess bride
- dr. strangelove
- that thing you do!