08 Apr 2003, 14:37
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Super Loafer
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The 30 best movies in the history of mankind!!
(not in order, but the first)
The Godfather (the whole trilogy) The Others The Cube House By The Cemetery Oh Brother Where Art Thou? The Sixth Sense From Dusk Till Dawn Schindlers List Ronin Night Of The Living Dead Dawn Of The Dead Day Of The Dead Goodfellas The Untouchables Matrix Misery The Green Mile Pulp Fiction It Memento Ravenous The Fourth Floor Shawshank Redemption Langoliers Leon - The Professional The Game Devil's Advocate Panic Room The Score Rose Red Lord Of The Rings Forest Gump |
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08 Apr 2003, 16:35
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Junior Loafer
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Films
Not in order
1. The Godfather (part 1) 2. The Sixth Sense 3. Full Metal Jacket 4. Schindlers List 6. Pulp Fiction 7. Forest Gump 8,9,10, Star Wars (4,5,6) 11,12,13, Indiana Jones (all) 14,15,16, Die Hard (all) 17, Apocalise Now 18, Rocky Horror Picture Show 19, Great Escape 20, Airplane! 21,22, American Pie (all) 23, Psycho (original) 24, Kelly's Heros 25,26, Terminator (1,2) 27, Village of the Damed 28, Oceans Elevin 29, Carry on up the Kyber 30, Monty Carlo or Bust +many more but they are probably in my top 30, as i said before not in order |
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08 Apr 2003, 19:25
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Nature's Siegfried
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1. The Big Blue
2. Cyrano de Bergerac 3. The 6th Sense 4. Awakenings 5. Les Adventures 6. The Shawshank Redemption 7. Ronin And more... |
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15 Apr 2003, 13:59
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Romeo and Juliet (original version Olivia Hussey, Leonard Whiting)
Armeggedon The Shining Close Encounters( original not directors cut) Texas Chain Saw Massacre Plunkett and McClaine Ghost Story (Original format/ language) Club Paradiso 
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15 Apr 2003, 17:55
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The Butcher
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Not in this order, but still great:
1. The Emperors New Groove 2. Termintator 2 3. Termintator 4. About A Boy 5. Dare Devil 6. The Mighty 7. Heavy Metal 2000 8. I Am Sam 9. Bud Spencer And Terence Hill movies 10. Predator 11. The Rocky Horror Picture Show 12. Scream 13. Scary Movie 14. Groundhog Day 15. The Exorcist 16. Trapped 17. The Towering Inferno 18. Naked Gun and lots more, but i forgot the titles. |
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15 Apr 2003, 18:57
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Lilac Time The Great Escape John (Swedish) West Side Story Quiller Memorandum |
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15 Apr 2003, 23:09
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Mega Loafer
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1. The Lord Of The Rings 2
2. The Lord Of The Rings 1 3. The Ring 4. Terminator 2 5. Terminator 6. The Silence Of The Lambs 7. Naked Gun 8. Johnny English 9. Star Wars II 10. Scream 11. Red Dragon 12. Flodder (Dutch Movie) |
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16 Apr 2003, 05:06
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Mega Loafer
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Only a top 10.....
Here's my bakers dozen or so, a top 30 is a bit too ambitious: (in no particular order)
Psycho (1960 version) Psycho II (best dark comedy/slasher movie ever!) Psycho III (I'm gonna stop there- IV was horrid) O Brother Where Art Thou? Three Kings Easy Rider The American President (SUCH a chick flick, but really romantic) Sleepless in Seattle (ditto) Hoosiers (the best American sports movie....period) Rivers Edge Rebel Without a Cause Bull Durham Some of these are distinctly American, and I've always wondered how they were perceived overseas. For example, Bull Durham. Any comments? Are most movies pretty universal, in your opinion? Sherrie 
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16 Apr 2003, 19:31
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Sherrie - hubby loves all baseball movies, ice hockey, etc and movies like Field of Dreams - I think for him they fulfil a dream yet unfurled - I think any movie worth its salt will always cross the divide
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17 Apr 2003, 19:47
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Super Loafer
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Okay, here are a few more:
The 13th Floor (better than Matrix I think) Johnny English Kina spiser de hunde land (it's Danish, I don't know the English title) Reservoir Dogs Event Horizon |
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17 Apr 2003, 23:13
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Rampant Loafer...
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My top few....in no particulare order...
1. Torch Song Trilogy 2. The Rocky Horror Picture Show 3. Fight Club 4. Dirty Dancing 5. The Green Mile 6. It 7. Roadie 8. Annie 9. Nightmare On Elm Street 10. Pet Sematary Seem's that there are a fair few who like films that were books by Stephen King. Hafta admit, he's one of my faves. Heat xxx |
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17 Apr 2003, 23:37
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Super Loafer
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1. The Matrix
2. Goodfellas 3. 51st State 4. Blues Brothers 5. House On Haunted Hill 6. Scarface 7. Lawnmower Man 8. Star Trek First Contact 9. Star Trek Insurection 10. American Pie 2 11. Terminator 2 12. LOTR (All out atm) 13. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 14. Dog Soldiers 15. Enemy of the state 16. Eight Legged Freaks 17. Evolution 18. Blues Brothers 2000 And theres More but i cant think at the moment |
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18 Apr 2003, 20:01
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Super Loafer
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Well, these are my favourites, in no particular order.
1. The Lord Of The Rings - The Fellowship Of The Ring 2. The Lord Of The Rings - The Two Towers 3. The Lord Of The Rings - The Return Of The King (Coming soon!!  )4. Of Mice And Men 5. Dead Poets Society 6. Hook 7. Jumanji 8. Titanic (with Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet) 9., 10., 11., 12. Lethal Weapon 1-4 13., 14. Terminator 1 + 2 15. About A Boy 16. Ice Age 17. Party Animals 18. Interview With A Vampire 19. The Rocky Horror Picture Show 20. Saturday Night Fever 21. Save The Last Dance 22. Center Stage 23. The Blair Witch Project 24. Joe's Apartment 25. Leaving Las Vegas 26. Shallow Hal 27. Forest Gump 28. My Left Foot 29. Braveheart 30. The Bodyguard ****************************************** "It is only with one's heart that one can see clearly. What is essential is invisible to the eye." (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry) ****************************************** |
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18 Apr 2003, 20:05
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The Butcher
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Some more:
- Blues Brothers - Blues Brothers 2000 - Roadie - 51st State - Fightclub - Alien - Jackie Chan movies - Beverly Hills Ninja - Dead Poets Society - Die Hard - Fear And Loathed in Las Vegas - Gone in 60 Seconds (version from 1974) - Titan E.A. - Toy Story - Antz - Prince of Egypt |
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18 Apr 2003, 20:15
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Mega Loafer
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Fight Club
Tim,
You listed Fight Club, I have a question about it for anyone here who has seen the DVD. I just got it from the library, so I have it for one week only. I'll be watching the movie, but there is also over 10 hours of "extra features"- does anyone here know if any of the extras contain Meat interviews, scenes, etc? I just don't see where I'm going to find that many free hours in the next week to find all the Meaty bits unless I know where they are hiding! Sherrie |
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18 Apr 2003, 20:20
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The Butcher
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Sherrie87,
Actually, don't know. Think so, must be. He has a big part in the movie, so why not. Maybe someone else knows, still want to buy the DVD, such a good movie!!! Tim |
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18 Apr 2003, 20:25
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Rampant Loafer...
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Sherrie,
sorry hun, i've no idea.  But surely there must be.. I thinki'll hafta convince hubby to buy me the DVD just so i can make sure.... :P Heat xxx |
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19 Apr 2003, 18:20
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Nature's Siegfried
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Today I watched 'The Mighty' with Sharon Stone, Gillian Anderson and Meat Loaf. Good! But I think the kid isn't authentic...
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19 Apr 2003, 20:04
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The Zombies 1968
Night of the Living Dead 1968 |
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23 Apr 2003, 22:16
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Rocky Horror Picture Show
As Good As It Gets The Pale Face (Bob Hope) The Court Jester( Danny Kaye) |
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26 Apr 2003, 19:16
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Super Loafer
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The bodyGuard - Best film ever
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28 Apr 2003, 12:51
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best movies
Sorry Tim
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