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[Starnchrist]

HEY GUYS!! AND GALLSS!! Sooo I was just thinking about what movies I absolutley love and I just wondered what movies do you all like?

Here are my favorite movies:
The Secret of NIMH-The crow was my favorite character. Love Dom DeLuise was awesome.
Star Wars 1-100. Well hey you never know!
ET- Imagine ET returns, but this time he has an Iphone or android and he's texting his peeps lol
The Long Kiss Goodnight- Samuel L. Jackson was kinda funny here.
The First Wives Club- loved it!!
Despicable ME- Manogigo wenahaba haba hahahah Es Por TU! Love those minions! hahah. Nothing like making
Iron man 1 more than 2
Spiderman- All
THOR was good
XMEN! Awesome all of them
Goldie Hawn movies- Especially Decieved. I think she was awesome.

Many many others.

 

[Obzocky]

Off the top of my head ...

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
I think it is a beautifully made film with a rather interesting plot, especially considering the subject matter. I've never quite connected with the negative reviews it received as I certainly did not find it emotionally hollow, in fact I did connect with how someone who becomes obsessed with capturing a perfect scent could be driven to murder, to do what the film depicts, and the ending ... well, it was fitting. The book was possibly more enjoyable for me, but the film is still exquisite.

Stardust
I have no idea why, I think I like the idea of someone realising having to win the love of someone else with material possessions is not really any kind of love at all. Or maybe it was just Robert De Niro in drag that turned the film from good to great. I don't know. Again the book was more enjoyable but the film tantalised the eyes.

I've enjoyed others, even become a little obsessed with them at one point or another, but i've not had the urge to watch them again and again like these two. That or it's been so long since they were watched i'm fuzzy on the plots and can't really call them favourites until they've reawakened joy in my heart.

 

[mina]

Mr. Deeds- It's just a sweet little funny movie.

To Kill A Mockingbird- One of those rare films that was as good as the book. And Gregory Peck is very handsome and gives a stellar performance.

The Goonies- It's just fun. I grew up on a street with all boys and 2 brothers ; so it reminds me a lot of the games we invented

What About Bob?- It makes me laugh so hard

Far and Away- It's a beautiful film from before Tom Cruise made me cringe.

Roman Holiday- Gregory Peck AND Audrey Heburn- yes please! She won an oscar for this role at a time when she was fairly unknown.

so many more....

 

[Amber.ly]

Favorites (in order)

#1- Beauty and the Beast

#2- The Mummy

#3- Twister

Other wonderful movies (in no particular order)

Clueless (a 90's take on Jane Austen's Emma? Yes!)
Lodoss Wars (not sure if this should be considered a tv show or movie)
Two Weeks Notice (Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant are epic)
Casablance ("Here's looking at you kid")
Charade (I swoon for Cary Grant)
Tangled (I dare anyone to watch this and not like it)
Bride & Prejudice (Bollywood take on Pride and Prejudice)
Fort Apache (old old John Wayne with a 16yo Shirley Temple)

 

[TaxEvader]

The Goodbye Girl - A really funny and moving film, and not well-known enough.

Clue - Very, very witty and energetic.

Kiss Me Kate/Calamity Jane/7 Brides for 7 Brothers - What's not to love?

 

[Thunder Peel]

Raiders of the Lost Ark
Casablanca
The Maltese Falcon
The Castle of Cagliostro
Lawrence of Arabia
Citizen Kane
Blade Runner
The African Queen
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
UHF
North by Northwest
Ghostbusters
Army of Darkness
The Graduate
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
The Host
Annie Hall
Goldfinger
Spaceballs
Aliens
Serenity
The X-Files: Fight the Future
Back to the Future
Jaws
The Naked Gun
The Big Sleep
The Long Goodbye
Cool Hand Luke
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
The Lord of the Rings
U2: Rattle and Hum
Gunga Din
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
District 9

 

[Nilloc]

My top ten favorite movies (in no particular order):

The Empire Strikes Back-Took the fun adventure of the first film and added depth to the story and characters.

Terminator 2: Judgment Day-Great action, but an even better story that deals with moral issues that are actually relevant to today’s world

The Dark Knight-The greatest superhero movie of all time.

The Godfather-Everything in this movie is top notch: acting, directing, writing, etc . . .

Inglourious Basterds-No one can write dialogue like Tarrantino can!

Vertigo-A love story that actually is just the medium for telling the perfect murder story; very different from what Hitchcock normally does.

Beauty and the Beast-When I think of a “Disney movie” I think of this. The greatest thing Disney has ever made.

Pee Wee’s Big Adventure-Hilarious from beginning to end.

Gran Torino-This movie deserved so much more attention than it received. It’s way better than Million Dollar Baby, which won the Academy Award for best film.

The Ten Commandments-Such an epic film (especially for 1956). It really captures the weight of what the Exodus was and what it meant.

 

[Starnchrist]

OHHHH THE GOONIES!!! I loved that one too. I have seen so many I completely forgot about that one. lol HEY YOUUU GUYSSSS. LOL

 

[HazelWings]

There are a lot of good movies out there, but the ones that come to mind as my top faves are:

Titanic
Jane Eyre
Radio

 

[Dzhessika]

50 first dates
Runaway Bride
Step Mom
Turner and Hooch
The Christmas Card
The Christmas Shoes
The Blindside
Spider Men (all 3)
Rush Hour (all 3)
Men and Black ( both)
The Notebook
27 Dresses
Maid In Manhattan
Elevator Girl

 

[Miss Spaulding]

To Kill a Mockingbird is my favorite movie of all time. Such a great story.

Love in the Afternoon 1957
The Magnificent Seven 1960
Now, Voyager 1942
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir 1947
The Third Man 1950
Stalag 17 1953
Random Harvest 1942
The Searchers 1956
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang 1932
Hello, Dolly! 1969
White Heat 1949
The Heiress 1948
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town 1936
The More the Merrier 1943
The Bridge on the River Kwai 1957
The Great Escape 1963
The Court Jester 1955
The Quiet Man 1952
The Wizard of Oz 1939
Wait Until Dark 1967
A Tale of Two Cities 1935
My Cousin Rachel 1950
Steamboat Bill Jr. 1928
The General 1927
Arsenic and Old Lace 1944
Scaramouche 1952
Planes, Trains and Automobiles 1987
The Goonies 1985
Master and Commander 2003
Marie Antoinette 1938
Unfaithfully Yours 1947

I'll stop here because the list will only go on and on and on...

 

[Gym]

Зеркальные войны 2005 (The fighter aircraft used is an Actual SU-35)
1612 2007 (based on a true events though some liberties were taken)
Goal 2005 (amazingly uplifting true story)
Hell is for Heroes 1962 (Just great fun)
Robocop (the full series) 1987-1993 (Great fun)
Sandlot 1993 (classic!)
The 13th Warrior 1999 (I liked the depth of the story)
Might Ducks (the full series) 1992 -1996 (classic!)
Twelve o' Clock High 1949 (great movie all over)
Defiance 2008 (Finally someone does a a good film on resistance agaisnt the nazis)
The Great Raid 2005 (based on a true story)
The Great Escape 1963 (the movie was actually filmed on site.. unlike many movies now adays.. also 4 the cast members were actually former PoWs )

 

[hana14]

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - so many quotables

The Sting - the good guys win!

Home Alone 1 amd 2!

Ever After: A Cinderella Story

Mary Poppins

101 Dalmations - such fun!

My Fair Lady - Eliza Doolittle always makes me laugh

Casablanca - thanks to Andrew for recommending it to me!

12 Angry Men - great premise

Beetlejuice - probably know all the lines off by heart by now!

Rebecca- what a twist in the tale!

 

[Aino]

The Prince of Egypt
The Dark Knight
The Lion King

 

[MarkSB]

HEY GUYS!! AND GALLSS!! Sooo I was just thinking about what movies I absolutley love and I just wondered what movies do you all like?

You beat me to it! I was thinking about posting a thread like this.

Secret of Nihm - I used to love that movie when I was a kid, I haven't seen that one for a long time...

Some of my all time favorites:
City of Angels (I love the way the angels are portrayed)
Troy
Star Wars Trilogies
Indiana Jones (the first 3)
Spiderman (the first 2)
Lord of the Rings
Apacalypto
Titanic
X-Men (all 3)
Remember the Titans

Some good ones I've seen recently:
The Town
The Lincoln Lawyer
Unstoppable
The Next 3 Days

 

[Rhye]

La Dolce Vita
The Decalogue (all of them)
Ponette
Volver
Cinema Paradiso
A Clockwork Orange
Slum-dog Millionaire
Match Point
Vicky Cristina Barcelona
I am Sam
Up
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Howls Moving Castel
Spirited Away
The Godfather
The Devil Wears Prada
Father of the Bride.
The Departed
My Cousin Vinny
Amelie

 

[Starnchrist]

YEAH!! reading some of these post made me realize I forgot some real good inspiring movies I've seen lately or before and forgot to mention

City of Angels!!! WOW How could I forget was a movie I saw like 5 times repeated over and still was amazed by it. The concept was awesome...though the ending seemed to send a message that he was still going to enjoy life despite the downside, but It was cool.

Faith like Potatoes-the acting might need some help and sometimes a bit draggy at some points, but when the story starts rolling and his life changes it just shows you how sometimes life truly can be a rollercoaster ride, but with God...all things are possible.

Facing the Giants-! LOVE THIS MOVIE!

FLY Wheel-Makes me think sometimes...When you start off doing things wrong...yes it might catch up to you, but If you truly change...God has a way of making things right.

FireProof-Love it!

ohh I just found out there's a new Movie from Alex Kendrick called COURAGEOUS. Wanna see it.

 

[Allen1901]

This thread could use a few more Westerns:

Angel and the Badman
Angel and the Badman (1947) - IMDb

Blood on the Moon
Blood on the Moon (1948) - IMDb

Silverado
Silverado (1985) - IMDb

 

[Thunder Peel]

This thread could use a few more Westerns:

Angel and the Badman
Angel and the Badman (1947) - IMDb

Blood on the Moon
Blood on the Moon (1948) - IMDb

Silverado
Silverado (1985) - IMDb

I forgot to add The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly to my list. Definitely my favorite Western.

 

[toastface_grillah]

The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3 (the original 1974 version - the 2009 update's good, but doesn't have the same dark humor and '70s grit)
Smokey and the Bandit
The Blues Brothers
Office Space
Horrible Bosses (just saw this one last weekend)
Back to the Future II (I've always thought it was underrated - just as good as, but rarely shown as much as, the first)
Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog
Fight Club
The Trotsky
Billy Madison
The Waterboy
Mr. Deeds