02 Jan 2011, 11:26
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What are your 10 favorite films of all time?
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02 Jan 2011, 11:28
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Mega Loafer
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That's 12 films.
 In no particular order: The Dark Knight Die Hard Die Hard 2 Raiders Of The Lost Ark Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Jurassic Park From Russia With Love The Rock Robocop The Naked Gun Honorable mentions to: Batman Begins, Ghostbusters, Tomorrow Never Dies, Police Academy (the first one  ) and Dodgeball.
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02 Jan 2011, 11:31
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Monstro helps me spell things...
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02 Jan 2011, 13:26
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The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile Schindler's List Armageddon Casino Royale (Daniel Craig version) Layer Cake The Last Samurai Gladiator The Other Boleyn Girl Rainman Probably a few there that people are thinking are predictable, but I don't care - I love all of them! |
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02 Jan 2011, 14:06
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Mega Loafer
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 I thought it was a boring pile of crap!
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02 Jan 2011, 14:31
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I hope your salmon sucks!
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In no particular order:
The Shawshank Redemption Toy Story 3 Armageddon Schindler's List Titanic Avatar Terminator 2 ET Superman (The original with Christopher Reeve - Director's Cut) Star Wars (A New Hope) Other films that should make that list really are: Ed Wood, Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, Eyes Wide Shut, The Shining, Star Trek 8: First Contact + many other Steven Spielberg films such as Duel/Jaws/Saving Private Ryan etc. quite a few Tarantino movies too: Inglorious Basterds, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill 1 & 2 and Reservoir Dogs. Lastly another few I would highly recommend from 2010 are Ben Affleck's "The Town" and Mike Leigh's "Another Year". Should win big at the Oscars along with Toy Story 3 if you ask me. They will probably win in minor categories though. 
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02 Jan 2011, 14:54
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"Most things that i worry about, never happen anyway"
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In no particular order
High Fidelity Empire Strikes Back Godfather I The Illusionist Dark Knight Night At The Opera Goodfellas Tombstone The Shawshank Redemption Rocky Balboa Last edited by allrevvedup; 02 Jan 2011 at 15:06. |
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02 Jan 2011, 18:17
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Mega Loafer
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Crazy In Alabama
Mr. Hollands Opus Goodbye Girl Fargo Suspicion North By Northwest Notorious Chaplin Lady & The Tramp Muppet Christmas Carol This was really hard  Aside from Meat Loaf, I'm a big Richard Dreyfuss / Cary Grant / Hitchcock / Disney fan  Fargo is just one of those really bizarre movies that makes me laugh everytime I watch it !
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02 Jan 2011, 20:16
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My top 10 can really change at any time with different films occupying different slots but for now these are them.
Rebuild Of Evangelion 1.11 (You Are (Not) Alone) The original series Neon Genesis Evangelion has had such a huge impact on my life. It developed my passion for anime/manga, it had a hand in me choosing to develop my creative writing and many other things. This is the first in the new series of films and it does a fantastic job of retelling this part of the story and adding new areas of intrigue. Rebuild Of Evangelion 2.22 (You Can (Not) Advance) The first film sets the stage and this one develops it and takes it in a whole new direction. Everything about it is fantastic from the action sequences through to the characters. Star Trek: First Contact In my eyes the best Star Trek film. The Matrix I love all the Matrix films but for me this is still the best one. It was an intriguing concept back then and still is, the film and its effects still hold up today. It's also responsible for part of my interest in anime. The Wall Although Meat Loaf has been and always will be my favourite musician it was Pink Floyd and The Wall which helped develop a lot of my passion for music. The Wall is my first taste of a concept album and the film is an experience for any music lover. Casino Not much I can say here, just my favourite mob film hands down. End Of Evangelion This is the film that marked the end of the original series. Again... it's an experience. How To Train Your Dragon I watched this the other week and it very quickly became one of my favourite films. It's funny, clever, charming. It's perfect for children and adults and is just all over fantastic. Young Frankenstein From start to finish it's hilarious, one of the best comedy movies of all time. Milennium Actress You could probably replace this with any film by Satoshi Kon really. Millennium Actress is an emotionally provoking movie about an aging actresses life as she grew up making movies in Japan. Follow her through her youth to old age as she talks about her life, love and watch as reality and fantasy unite to create a very unique tale. Seriously, forget the film is animated and just watch it. If you watch any film on this list I'd advise this one just so you can see how powerful anime can be. |
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02 Jan 2011, 20:19
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 The Godfather (I still believe the 1st was the best)Rocky Jaws Blues Brothers Night Of The Generals Let me think about the other 5. |
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02 Jan 2011, 20:49
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Completely unordered...
Shawshank 28 Days Later Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring Casino Royale (Daniel Craig variant) Star Wars Ep V Toy Story Die Hard The Green Mile Fight Club The Breakfast Club |
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02 Jan 2011, 21:40
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The Siege
Man in the iron mask The Edge Blacktop Instinct Heat Air Force One As good as it gets The departed Face/off it's pretty much it but all above these movies there's my most favorite to watch, a 4 parts tv film series from 2002, called Napoleon, after this one goes all the others
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02 Jan 2011, 21:45
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Instinct is a great film. I recommend it too.
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02 Jan 2011, 22:28
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Is that the one that used Did I Say That as the theme tune?
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02 Jan 2011, 23:20
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No particular order
Shawshank Redemption The Bucket List Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Master & Commander: The Far Side Of The World V for Vendetta Let The Right One In Superbad Pan's Labyrinth Willow Shaun of the Dead |
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03 Jan 2011, 00:05
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Number one has to be "The Blues Brothers"; it has everything- great music, comedy, car chases, and it was filmed in my hometown.
Next, I guess is "The Princess Bride"- LOVE this one. More, in no particular order: Singing in the Rain Little Shop of Horrors The Right Stuff Armageddon Dances With Wolves My Big Fat Greek Wedding The Breakfast Club Animal House |
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