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Postby Eric » Tue Jun 05, 2007 8:29 pm

What are your guys' favorite movies?

My top 5 list:

1. Napoleon Dynamite (freaking hillarious :lol: )
2. The Fugitive
3. Office Space (oooh...umm....yeah...I'm, um, going to go ahead and have to sort of....disagree with you there... :lol: )
4. Bridge on the River Kwai
5. Phantom of the Opera (fine....call me a pansy, I liked it :lol: )

Movies I'd like to see sometime:

1. Borat
2. Dirty Dozen (I've never made through all of it before)
3. Patton (same as Dirty Dozen)
4. Caddyshack (for some reason, I've seen about 3 minutes of it. The only scene that sticks out in my mind is Rodney Dangerfield saying "ooh, uh, my arm, my arm" :lol:
5. The Matrix

Some "classics" that I've never, ever seen in my life:

Jaws, the Godfather, Jerry Maguire, Raging Bull, Hoosiers, any of the Dirty Harry moves (in fact, I've never seen ANY Clint Eastwood film), Full Metal Jacket, North by Northwest, Brokeback Mountain (j/k :lol: )
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Postby Spence » Tue Jun 05, 2007 8:44 pm

I like anything with Eastwood. My favorites were Pale Rider, Unforgiven, The Gauntlet, Dirty Harry, High Plains Drifter, and my personal favorite The Outlaw Josey Wales. I liked Any which way you can also.
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Postby Eric » Wed Jun 06, 2007 3:29 pm

I like To Kill a Mockingbird. I enjoyed the book more than the movie though. Movies are just never the same when compared to novels because in the novels, you can use your imagination.

I've never been a big fan of Oliver Stone films. It's not because of his politics, it's just that I don't think he puts out a good product.

Just my opinion....
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Postby Derek » Wed Jun 06, 2007 7:04 pm

You NEVER saw Full Metal Jacket??? :shock:

GREAT MOVIE!


1. Forrest Gump
2. The Hunt for Red October
3. The Blues Brothers
4. Back to the Future Trilogy
5. Vacation Movies

Honorable mention: The 2 Fletch movies


WORST movie EVER: TITANIC
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Postby Dossenator » Wed Jun 06, 2007 7:41 pm

This is hard....I will give you my top in each category:

Comedies are my favorite (when I watch a movie I want to laugh):
1. Space Balls
2. Robin Hood Men in Tights
3. The Three Amigos
4. Better Off Dead
5. Waterboy
6. Tommy Boy
7. Meet the Parents
8. Zoolander
9. Dodgeball
10. Austin Powers (all of them)
11. The Man With Two Brains
12. Airplane
13. Vacation Movies (all of them)
14. What About Bob
15. Naked Gun (all of them)
16. Caveman
17. Young Frankenstein
18. Police Academy Series (especially Citizens on Patrol)
19. Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
20. The Great Outdoors
Ok I will stop....I could go on....like I said I love comedies....

Westerns (my second favorite category):
1. Lonesome Dove (this is my all time favorite film....Robert Duvall is the man)
2. Open Range
3. Silverado
4. Young Guns
5. Most of John Waynes stuff....can't stand to watch Clint Eastwood though (especially that spaghetti western stuff)

Epics:
1. Star Wars (all six)
2. Lord of the Rings (all of them)
3. Far and Away (go ahead make fun of me...I don't care)
4. Braveheart

My wife and I are suckers for 80's films:
1. Can't Buy Me Love
2. The Breakfast Club
3. Ferris Bueler's Day Off

Other:
1. Cinema Paradiso (Italian film...one of the best ever made...highly recommend)
2. To Kill a Mockingbird (should be a required watch by everyone)
3. The Postman (Kevin Costner one....not the foreign film El Positino)
4. The Notebook (yet again make fun of me...I think I might have actually shed a tear at the end of this one)

I am sure there are many more........
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Postby Eric » Wed Jun 06, 2007 7:58 pm

Not to worry, Dossenator, I will assuredly not make fun of you as I am a fan of the Phantom of the Opera and The Notebook actually wasn't a bad movie.

Besides, I am a sports guy, that has to cancel that out :lol:

One guy I can't stand is Ben Stiller. Nothing he ever does seems funny to me (I noticed you have a lot of Ben Stiller movies on there). I guess his humor style never really appeals to me. :?

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles is one of my favorite movies too. Just missed out on my list. It's my 3rd favorite comedy behind Napoleon Dynamite and Office Space.

I like Forrest Gump too, Rolltide. Good movie!

To Kill a Mockingbird is probably my favorite book of all time. I tell you what, Harper Lee should've written more stories in her lifetime. A lot of lessons to be learned from that tale.
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Postby Derek » Tue Jun 12, 2007 11:21 am

HEY Doss....."Caveman" was hilariouis.

When Ringo started playing that Bee Gee's song (I think)...That was comedy.
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Postby bama_girl » Tue Jun 12, 2007 2:00 pm

favorite serious movies~
lonesome dove
gladiator
saving private ryan
instinct
pride and prejudice (the 80's snotty english version)
rudy
gone with the wind (of course :P )
star wars (first 3)

funniest movies~
waterboy
40 yr. old virgin (uncensored version-way funnier than cinema version)
napolean dynamite
can't remeber the name of another movie but it has greg kinear, jack nickelson and helen hunt in it

i like alot of different comedys but i can't remember the names of them.
there was some movie about all these people racing and this kid has to go to the bathroom and his dad wont pull over and he says "but dad! i'm prarie doggin!!!" bhahahaha

also there are some war movies i like but i can't remember the names :?
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Postby bama_girl » Tue Jun 12, 2007 2:07 pm

Derek wrote:WORST movie EVER: TITANIC



amen!!!!!!
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Postby Dossenator » Tue Jun 12, 2007 4:16 pm

Bamagirl...the prairie dogin it scene is from a very funny movie called "Rat Race".
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Postby Eric » Tue Jun 12, 2007 4:44 pm

Rat Race was funny :lol:
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Postby bama_girl » Tue Jun 12, 2007 6:08 pm

:D that was it!!!
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Postby Eric » Thu Jul 26, 2007 12:41 pm

1. Borat


I'm not sure that I can laugh at anything else after seeing this movie :lol:
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