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03-Mar-2006, 06:37
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Your top 5 favorite movies at the moment.
What are your top five favorite movies right now? Please explain why also.
1.Pulp Fiction: Incredibly funny writing an acting moved along a perfect plot. Just proves how worthless film school really is.  2.Hiest: The dialogue and the acting are pretty much guaranteed to blow you away. Plot stays on the safe side but you'll never predict any of the twists. 3.Godfather 1&2: Tortured humanism at it's best. 4.Team America: Boring as hell, but it's brilliant I guess... 5.The Iron Giant: Too much to love. |
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03-Mar-2006, 07:07
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Location: Finland
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1. Star Wars 1-6
2. Lord Of The Rings 1-3 3. Blade Runner ...yeah, I'm a typical, boring nerd  These are the films I am most likely to watch again and again, and have watched them more than twice. So they must be my top 3 favorite movies at the moment, and all times. Of newer films... I haven't seen many memorable films recently. Knig Kong maybe and Brokeback Mountain, but I haven't yet seen either of them so I can't be sure. Last edited by rabidrabbit; 03-Mar-2006 at 08:55. |
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03-Mar-2006, 08:11
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1. The Big Lebowski
2. Fight Club 3. Lammbock 4. Sin City 5. Blade Runner |
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03-Mar-2006, 08:16
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Would it be too much to ask why? I don't know everything about these movies.
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03-Mar-2006, 09:03
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In no paticular order
Spy Game -- Strong character development with two actors that both have a superb screen presence, Robert Redford and Brad Pitt. Crimson Tide -- Strong characters that have a difference of opinions with each other and you can see logic how both draw different conclusions. Both Gene Hackmans and Denzell Washingtons characters are correct in their own way. Collateral -- Tom Cruise was very belivable as a hitman and had solid dialogue. Blade Runner -- The cast is terrific and the story is very deep. What is it that makes us human? Blade Runner is one of my all time favorite movies. Master and Commander -- This movie is brilliant on so many levels.
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03-Mar-2006, 09:22
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Let's see, these are the last 5 movies I watched, I guess that'll do:
Batman Begins Zoolander True Lies Commando A Beautiful Mind
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04-Mar-2006, 19:30
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Location: .bc.ca
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Top fav movies in 2005:
- Sin City - A History of Violence Top fav movies in 2004: - The Collateral - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Top fav movies in lifetime is too long to list. |
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04-Mar-2006, 19:53
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: State of Illusionism
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Training Day (One of Denzel Washingtons best)
Last Crucade (all indiana jones are great) The Professional aka Leon (13 Year old Natalie Portman) Evil Dead 2 (Duke Nukem stole his lines from!) Platoon (one of the best vietnam movies of all time) Alien(s) (last movie that was actually scary) Casino (the best mob movie bar none) Heat (with al pacino not burt reynolds, great acting story and action) Blow (no comment) Man of War (saw it just recently, definitely worth watching) Unforgiven (no comment) Schindler's List (no comment) i'll problably edit this, 5 movies is impossible! so few movies released in the last few years deserve a nod in my opinion. Last edited by SugarCoat; 04-Mar-2006 at 19:59. |
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06-Mar-2006, 18:17
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No order, really.
Fight Club Donnie Darko Pulp Fiction Godfather I & II South Park |
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06-Mar-2006, 19:13
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Shawshank Redemption
Apocalypse Now FightClub Matrix LĂ©on runner-uppers ^_^; Snatch Saving Grace Pixar movies Old Boy Injeong Sajeong Bol Geot Eobtda (Nowhere to Hide) Jigureul Jikyeora! (Save the Green Planet!) Musa Siu lam juk kau (Shaolin Soccer) Hayao Miyazaki movies Akira Kurosawa movies Azumi
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06-Mar-2006, 19:30
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No particular order:
The Fifth Element Memento - Spoiler/hint: Leonard Shelby doesn't actually have a physical memory problem. Shawshank Redemption Gattaca Rain Man Honorable Mention: The Usual Suspects Once Upon A Time In America Boondock Saints The Doors (just for Val Kilmer's performance) LA Confidential Forest Gump Cool Hand Luke JFK (who cares if its accurate)
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