Favourite movie? Top 5?
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No particular order:
Pumping Iron
Clue
Rocky I
Die Hard
Groundhog's day
Mostly just nostalgic reasons0 -
LiftingSpirits wrote: »1. Disorderlies (starring The Fat Boys)
2. Dude, Where's My Car? (This film was trying to tell us something. Watch closely!)
3. It's Pat: The Movie (Ahead of it's time; Very important subject matter in today's climate)
4. Cyrano de Bergerac (1990)(Did you really think Gerard Depardieu would not make his presence felt in a top 5 list?)
5. A Vampire in Brooklyn (You've seen him in Nutty Professor and The Golden Child, but have you seen Eddie Murphy like this?!)
I forgot all about Disorderlies. That just made my day
Ah the fat boys lol - anyone remember crush groove ?0 -
1) Godfather movies
2) Goodfellas
3) Marvel movies
4) Legend
5) Pulp Fiction0 -
Original die hard? Or newest.Keto_Vampire wrote: »No particular order:
Pumping Iron
Clue
Rocky I
Die Hard
Groundhog's day
Mostly just nostalgic reasons
Rocky was a good one.0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »
Hahaha. Yes 😂0 -
1. Speed
2. Columbus - with John Cho - another story like Lost In Translation but updated
3. Point Break
4. One Hour Photo - Robin Williams - before everything went digital
5. The Matrix0 -
AngryViking1970 wrote: »My own personal list is based on "rewatchableness":
West Side Story
Jaws
The Godfather
The Music Man
Secret Life of Pets
Don't judge me.
Jaws was a classic. I think I was just too young to actually watch all of them but I should lol. Great list.
Which godfather was your fav? I've only seen part of the first.
Yes! Watch Jaws again. It's pretty freaking great. Do not, however, watch ANY of the sequeIs. Fun fact: When Jaws was released, I was 5. My parents planned a night out. We (mom, dad, me and my older brother) were going out to dinner and then to a drive-in showing. After dinner I managed to slip on a rug at the entrance to the restaurant (Mama Bravo) and crack my face open on the CIGARETTE MACHINE. Yes, a cigarette machine. (This was the 70s, people!) After an emergency room visit, 5 stiches above my eye and what I assume were some highly suspect narcotics, my parents STILL took us to the movies. LMAO They were going to have that date night no matter what.
OK, so I know everyone says Godfather Part II is better, but I cannot get into it. My love for the original is so strong for so many reasons.0 -
You must be joking...has to be the original
Original die hard? Or newest.Keto_Vampire wrote: »No particular order:
Pumping Iron
Clue
Rocky I
Die Hard
Groundhog's day
Mostly just nostalgic reasons
Rocky was a good one.
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AngryViking1970 wrote: »AngryViking1970 wrote: »My own personal list is based on "rewatchableness":
West Side Story
Jaws
The Godfather
The Music Man
Secret Life of Pets
Don't judge me.
Jaws was a classic. I think I was just too young to actually watch all of them but I should lol. Great list.
Which godfather was your fav? I've only seen part of the first.
Yes! Watch Jaws again. It's pretty freaking great. Do not, however, watch ANY of the sequeIs. Fun fact: When Jaws was released, I was 5. My parents planned a night out. We (mom, dad, me and my older brother) were going out to dinner and then to a drive-in showing. After dinner I managed to slip on a rug at the entrance to the restaurant (Mama Bravo) and crack my face open on the CIGARETTE MACHINE. Yes, a cigarette machine. (This was the 70s, people!) After an emergency room visit, 5 stiches above my eye and what I assume were some highly suspect narcotics, my parents STILL took us to the movies. LMAO They were going to have that date night no matter what.
OK, so I know everyone says Godfather Part II is better, but I cannot get into it. My love for the original is so strong for so many reasons.
Haha maybe I'll try to watch it within the week 😋 Lol they aren't as good? Okay. Noted haha. Thanks. Wow that sounds like a crazy night especially the fact that you were Young lol. I guess nothing stopped them from that. Seems like it was worth it to be able to watch it 😂 even though your face probably hurt lol.
That's dedication.
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Keto_Vampire wrote: »
You must be joking...has to be the original
Original die hard? Or newest.Keto_Vampire wrote: »No particular order:
Pumping Iron
Clue
Rocky I
Die Hard
Groundhog's day
Mostly just nostalgic reasons
Rocky was a good one.
Haha yeah why did I even ask. Obviously the original 😂0 -
apple852hk wrote: »1. Speed
2. Columbus - with John Cho - another story like Lost In Translation but updated
3. Point Break
4. One Hour Photo - Robin Williams - before everything went digital
5. The Matrix
Nice! Point break was amazing. Saw it like 5 times. Not sure if I can watch it again haha.0 -
1. La vita è bella
2. The silence of the lambs
3. Pride and prejudice
4. The Godfather
5. Star Wars: The Last Jedi0 -
it's a wonderful life
vanilla sky
2001 a space odyssey
the shining
the notebook1 -
1. Only the Strong
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Grease
4. Rush Hour 3
5. Terminator 20 -
laprimaJenny wrote: »1. La vita è bella
2. The silence of the lambs
3. Pride and prejudice
4. The Godfather
5. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
The godfather is on so many peoples list haha. I really need to watch the whole thing0 -
orochiwarrior wrote: »1. Only the Strong
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Grease
4. Rush Hour 3
5. Terminator 2
Great movies. Saw most0 -
Keto_Vampire wrote: »No particular order:
Pumping Iron
Clue
Rocky I
Die Hard
Groundhog's day
Mostly just nostalgic reasons
Respect for pumping iron.
I keep the dvd handy and have it on about once a month. I’m not really watching it, it’s just fun to have on in the background.
“Advices”0 -
AngryViking1970 wrote: »AngryViking1970 wrote: »My own personal list is based on "rewatchableness":
West Side Story
Jaws
The Godfather
The Music Man
Secret Life of Pets
Don't judge me.
Jaws was a classic. I think I was just too young to actually watch all of them but I should lol. Great list.
Which godfather was your fav? I've only seen part of the first.
Yes! Watch Jaws again. It's pretty freaking great. Do not, however, watch ANY of the sequeIs. Fun fact: When Jaws was released, I was 5. My parents planned a night out. We (mom, dad, me and my older brother) were going out to dinner and then to a drive-in showing. After dinner I managed to slip on a rug at the entrance to the restaurant (Mama Bravo) and crack my face open on the CIGARETTE MACHINE. Yes, a cigarette machine. (This was the 70s, people!) After an emergency room visit, 5 stiches above my eye and what I assume were some highly suspect narcotics, my parents STILL took us to the movies. LMAO They were going to have that date night no matter what.
OK, so I know everyone says Godfather Part II is better, but I cannot get into it. My love for the original is so strong for so many reasons.
Wait.
You can’t get into Godfather Two?
How is that possible??
‘Three’ I understand..... but Two ?
In my not so humble opinion, Godfather Two is pretty amazing.0 -
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MIltonBradley1 wrote: »1. Logan'sRun
2. The Hudsucker Proxy
3. Smoking and the Bandit 3
4. Pretty in Pink
5. Howard the Duck
Howard the mfp'n duck FTW 🙌1 -
MIltonBradley1 wrote: »1. Logan'sRun
2. The Hudsucker Proxy
3. Smoking and the Bandit 3
4. Pretty in Pink
5. Howard the Duck
Howard the Duck really is the 'Citizen Kane' of talking duck movies.0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »MIltonBradley1 wrote: »1. Logan'sRun
2. The Hudsucker Proxy
3. Smoking and the Bandit 3
4. Pretty in Pink
5. Howard the Duck
Howard the Duck really is the 'Citizen Kane' of talking duck movies.
Gotta say have you ever seen a topless duck in any other movie?? Just all in all great cinema really0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Keto_Vampire wrote: »No particular order:
Pumping Iron
Clue
Rocky I
Die Hard
Groundhog's day
Mostly just nostalgic reasons
Respect for pumping iron.
I keep the dvd handy and have it on about once a month. I’m not really watching it, it’s just fun to have on in the background.
“Advices”
Pumping iron is freakin' awesome...Arnold being the best part in showing that he is far more than just a juiced up meat head...how manipulative he is & all the mind games he plays with his competitors. He is far more complex, egotistical, manipulative, smart, ambitious, and charismatic than one would imagine based on his appearance alone (not your stereotypical meat head)0 -
1. Leon
2. Bram Stokers Dracula
3. Terminator 2
4. Gladiator
5. The Untouchables
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1. The Princess Bride
2. Shallow Hal
3. Expendables I,II,III
4. Legends of the Fall
5. The Big Sleep0 -
RebelRebel_1383 wrote: »1. Leon
2. Bram Stokers Dracula
3. Terminator 2
4. Gladiator
5. The Untouchables
Leon the professional- young Natalie Portman was good in that on
Which Gladiator ? Cuba gooding or Russell Crowe?0 -
RebelRebel_1383 wrote: »1. Leon
2. Bram Stokers Dracula
3. Terminator 2
4. Gladiator
5. The Untouchables
Leon the professional- young Natalie Portman was good in that on
Which Gladiator ? Cuba gooding or Russell Crowe?
Russel Crowe
Obviously ?
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RebelRebel_1383 wrote: »1. Leon
2. Bram Stokers Dracula
3. Terminator 2
4. Gladiator
5. The Untouchables
Leon the professional- young Natalie Portman was good in that on
Which Gladiator ? Cuba gooding or Russell Crowe?
I’m just happy you’re here. There are a lot of bad film choices happening here
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RebelRebel_1383 wrote: »1. Leon
2. Bram Stokers Dracula
3. Terminator 2
4. Gladiator
5. The Untouchables
I think I need to check those out. Only saw the Terminator from that list lol.0
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