Name your favorite movies

DBoz699

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What are your favorite movies of all time?

I start the list off with:


- All the James Bond movies
- Top Gun
- The Big Lebowski
- The Yellow Submarine
- Blackhawk Down
- Terminator 2
- Jurassic Park 1
- Austin Powers 1 2 3
- Napoleon Dynamite
- The old Star Wars movies
- Predator
- True Lies
- South Park Movie Un-cut

I probably have a few more...but those are most of em.

:beer:
 
-Anchorman
-Napoleon Dynamite
-Donnie Darko
-The Terminal
-Rain Man
-Rounders
-Fight Club
-Requiem For a Dream
-Poolhall Junkies
-Boiler room
-October Sky
-Mallrats
-Spaceballs
-Starwars/Matrix/Terminator/Bourne/LOTR series
-Animal House
-Stripes
 
• T2
• Platoon
• Cinema Paradiso
• JP 1
• Where Eagles Dare
• As Good as it Gets
• Aliens
• Saving Private Ryan

And, in at No. 1 - Commando!

blckhawk542, how can you include "Die Another Day??!?!?!" Surely no ALL the Bond films!?
 
fight club
memento
old boy
fargo
goodfellas
full metal jacket
apocalypse now
magnolia
ghost dog
godfather series
mullholland drive
big lebowski
green mile
american psycho
Beautiful Mind
edward scissorhands
in the mood for love
eternal sunshine of the spottles mind
city of god
ed wood
amores perros
american history x
dark city
reqieum for a dream
seven
usual suspects

etc etc there's just too many
 
The Excorcist
Revenge of the sith
Saving Private Ryan
Henry V
Gallipoli
Jaws
War of the Worlds (1953)
Night of the Living Dead
Invasion of the bodies Snatchers (tie between 50's and 70's versions)
South Park
 
You should probably put some kind of limit on the number, like top 5 maybe :) .

I'm surprised you guys haven't put these two on:

Gigli
White Noise

:)
 
Blckhawk, you like Casino Royale? Worst Bond film ever. :)

Lethal Weapon: My favorite action film and one I can watch over and over again.
Midnight Cowboy
8 1/2
The Mosquito Coast
The English Patient
Apocalypse Now
Annie Hall

I'll have to think about my other favorites. It's tough to choose because as I get older I find that I'm outgrowing films.
 
My list is short:

Matrix
Mule Skinner Blues
Bread and Tulips

and of course the one I'm going to make some day. :)
 
First to come to mind:

Glengarry Glenn Ross
The Insider
Do the Right Thing
Dangerous Liasons
Adaptation
 
Here is a few that I could think of:
LOTR trilogy
Bottle Rocket
Rushmore
BTTF trilogy
Cable Guy (that's right, you heard me)
Rear Window
Dr. Strangelove
Goonies
Flight of the Navigator (ahhh, childhood goodness)
Abyss
Miller's Crossing
Saving Private Ryan
Close Encounters of the Third Kind

I know I have more, but that is good enough
 
Lost in Translation-an enjoyable film without huge visual effects, but with a good story
 
Apocalypse Now
Touch of Evil
Dr. Strangelove
Clock Work Orange
The Trial (Welles)
La Femme Nikita
The Searchers
Cinema Paradiso
Wild at Heart
The Set-up.

Ect, ect, ect....
 
About here is where people will start competing as to how many obscure foreign or art films they can name . . . :)
 
I try to avoid these things...my *favorite* films aren't necessarily *good* films. :)

OK. The remake of The Thomas Crown Affair.

The rest fall into the other category.

Dan
 
Jubal28 said:
About here is where people will start competing as to how many obscure foreign or art films they can name . . . :)

That's ok, we will still respect your right to list the "Earnest" movies as your favs....
 
Rosestar said:
That's ok, we will still respect your right to list the "Earnest" movies as your favs....

There's "The Importance of Being Earnest," which was a so-so flick. I'm a Reese fan, though . . . :laugh:
 
Citizen Kane
Scarface
The Good, The Bad, the Ugly
Bullit
The Exorcist
the Great Escape
The Bridge over the River Kwai
Philadelphia
Contact

not necessarily in that order...............
 
Jubal28 said:
There's "The Importance of Being Earnest," which was a so-so flick. I'm a Reese fan, though . . . :laugh:

I like, did not know that Earnest P. Worrel did Ocar Wilde! No way it is better than "Earnest goes to Africa" or "Earnest in the Army" (that one made me cry).
 
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