Deserted Island, 60" Plasma, one movie.

[donkathon]

The Royal Tenenbaums. Never gets old.

I feel awful for the guy who chooses one of those exploding DVDs or whatever the hell they're called. Im not lying. You would play the disc once, and after 3 hours of it being out of it's case, an internal combustion occurs, and you cant watch it anymore.

Think it was to prevent piracy in rental stores.

 

[donkathon]

Ladies and gentlemen, Exhibit B:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/06/01/self_destructing_dvd/

Never doubt me.

 

[KingVidiot]

Tough one. MST3K gets old after 12-15 times.

OK, but what about the Mitchell episode of MST3K ?


Off the top of my head, either Scarface ('83) or Dawn of the Dead ('78)... probably Dawn.

 

[ZVF]

Forrest Gump here.

 

[LukeJ]

What about DR3K? Bet you guys forgot about that one. Yet, despite the absurdenes of it, it will always live in for a small sect of our society. Or what about TKAM? The classic american Drama. Oh, and I just saw TN:TBORB. Funny, funny stuff that I predict will only get funnier when beer and friends are involved. GT everybody, GT.

 

[FilmMakerr]

Scarface

 

[Zak Forsman]

a good documentary on shipbuilding.

 

[Noel Evans]

I would choose crouching tiger hidden dragon: Good story nice images. Could teach myself Chinese and polish up on some Wing chun as well as Wushu. Plus a hot chick...

 

[MalcolmOng]

Charlie chaplin movie. You never said anythning about speakers...

But seriously, i'd be spoilt for choice. Maybe 'The Terminal', or 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind', or any pixar movie.

 

[BLUESPIDER]

The Backstreet Boys concert special.

 

[capitalP]

Vanilla Sky

 

[mjmcneese]

OK, but what about the Mitchell episode of MST3K ?

Well, if we're going to get into the episodes, then heck yeah, I'm taking 'Fire Maidens from Outer Space' with me.