Let's see what all of your all-time favourite movies are..
My Favourite Movie of all time is The Matrix, awesome idea but too bad the sequals sucked.
Another great one is Requiem For A Dream... Awesome movie about drugs/addiction, great story line, you should check it out.
Super Troopers!!! WOOT great great comedy, gotta love it =D
Many more, too lazy to put em all =P
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"A Clockwork Orange"
A close second would have to be "American Pop"
A close second would have to be "American Pop"
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Naked Gun
Naked Gun
Philemon on Valefor
Gjallarhorn 4/17/08
Daurdabla 5/9/11
Carnwenhan 5/4/12
Ryunohige 10/29/12
Gjallarhorn 4/17/08
Daurdabla 5/9/11
Carnwenhan 5/4/12
Ryunohige 10/29/12
Forrest Gump.
Keannu Reaves is a ****.. Now I am gonna hop over to that "most hated celebrities" thread real quick..
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My Favourite Movie of all time is The Matrix
Keannu Reaves is a ****.. Now I am gonna hop over to that "most hated celebrities" thread real quick..
Half Baked
Boondock Saints
Wayne's World
Anything by Kevin Smith
Twiztid
Boondock Saints
Wayne's World
Anything by Kevin Smith
Twiztid
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
The Big Lebowski.
Pitch Black
Twiztid
Twiztid
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
All the movies that have been mentioned are great and I could never
choose what my all-time favorite is. Too many greats to choose from.
choose what my all-time favorite is. Too many greats to choose from.
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The Shawshank Redemption
A great movie.. didn't think of it.. But yes, that is one of my favorites too..
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
"Your mother was a hampster and your father smelled of Elderberries"
"Your mother was a hampster and your father smelled of Elderberries"
Full Metal Jacket
Dune
Fight Club
Trainspotting
Seven Samurai
Dune
Fight Club
Trainspotting
Seven Samurai
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Dune
Ha. dune was only good as a book. All adaptations of the book as a movie are pure crap.
Thanks for bringing that up though because now I am going to read Dune again because I remembered how much I enjoyed it.
I'll agree that the books are far better than the movie.
But I still enjoy the David Lynch version.
The newest one though...never watched it. It simply looked like it blew 300 year old donkey ****.
But I still enjoy the David Lynch version.
The newest one though...never watched it. It simply looked like it blew 300 year old donkey ****.
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But I still enjoy the David Lynch version.
To each his own, but I thought that the book provided just the right amount of detail for me to make a vivid image in my own mind that I accepted as the truth of the story. The movies just seemed to be too far off of my vision for me to enjoy them.
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To each his own, but I thought that the book provided just the right amount of detail for me to make a vivid image in my own mind that I accepted as the truth of the story. The movies just seemed to be too far off of my vision for me to enjoy them.
/nod.
While I enjoy the LoTR movies, they pale in comparison to the scenes and images that I already had in my mind from when I first read the book.
That is simply the blessing and the curse of having a great imagination. Nothing will ever be as good as what is played out in your head the first time you read something.
Blade Runner ************
China Town Yeah!!!!!
(slumps down to knees and takes a hit off of his inhaler...)
Yeah, good flicks...
China Town Yeah!!!!!
(slumps down to knees and takes a hit off of his inhaler...)
Yeah, good flicks...
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/nod.
While I enjoy the LoTR movies, they pale in comparison to the scenes and images that I already had in my mind from when I first read the book.
That is simply the blessing and the curse of having a great imagination. Nothing will ever be as good as what is played out in your head the first time you read something.
While I enjoy the LoTR movies, they pale in comparison to the scenes and images that I already had in my mind from when I first read the book.
That is simply the blessing and the curse of having a great imagination. Nothing will ever be as good as what is played out in your head the first time you read something.
We just completely switched postitions. I hate the LoTR books, but I like the movies.
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hate the LoTR books, but I like the movies.
Same here.. Well, only read the first book and only saw the first movie, so.. Haha, well, my favorite character died, I forget if that happened at the start of the second book, or at the end of the first, I had started to read the second but just said **** it.. Borimir or whatever died.. He was the best..
Bon wrote:
Same here.. Well, only read the first book and only saw the first movie, so.. Haha, well, my favorite character died, I forget if that happened at the start of the second book, or at the end of the first, I had started to read the second but just said @#%^ it.. Borimir or whatever died.. He was the best..
That would be at the end of the first book, much like it was near the end of the first movie.
People don't like to be meddled with. We tell them what to do, what to think, don't run, don't walk. We're in their homes and in their heads and we haven't the right. We're meddlesome. ~River Tam
Sedao
Sedao
You hate the books?
I was going to ask you if you have ever read the Silmarillion, a lot of the references that are made in the trilogy are explained in it. Great book, let's hope they never try to make a movie out of it.
Actually, Bon is correct. Boromir does not die untill the first chapter of The Two Towers. "The Departure of Boromir" is the name of the chapter in question.
Edited, Fri Jul 9 00:17:44 2004 by SelfishMan
I was going to ask you if you have ever read the Silmarillion, a lot of the references that are made in the trilogy are explained in it. Great book, let's hope they never try to make a movie out of it.
kastigir wrote:
That would be at the end of the first book, much like it was near the end of the first movie.
Actually, Bon is correct. Boromir does not die untill the first chapter of The Two Towers. "The Departure of Boromir" is the name of the chapter in question.
Edited, Fri Jul 9 00:17:44 2004 by SelfishMan
I read "The Hobbit".. It was actually pretty interesting..
I agree with SelfishMan on this one. I enjoyed the books much more than the movies, which I still loved. I've always liked to read sci fi/fantasy, and these novels do such a good job of creating imagery and description in your head, that seeing it IRL doesn't compare.
Not only that, but everyone in the movie looked different than I had pictured them in my head. That's always a trip.
Twiztid
Not only that, but everyone in the movie looked different than I had pictured them in my head. That's always a trip.
Twiztid
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
Nobody liked Pootie Tang?
Poo-tay!
Edited, Fri Jul 9 05:04:54 2004 by trickybeck
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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Full Metal Jacket
Heartbreak Ridge
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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
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Heartbreak Ridge
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