Favorite Movies and Films

[SilentHill]

i forgot watership down!!!
and a dozen others i'm sure.

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[rlditmars]

I could spend a day writing down the movies I love. Some of my favorites are, in no particular order.

American Beauty
Donnie Darko
Vanilla Sky
Adaptation
The Changling
Alien
Meet Joe Black
The World According to Garp
Se7en
Pleasantville
Braveheart
True Romance
Point Break
Moonstruck
Heaven Can Wait
Stigmata

and a gozillion others.

[EDR]

I'm at work and can't remember every one of them but one of my longest running favorite top movies still is twelve monkeys.

[Ax01]

Huge Quentin Tarantino fan! I love Inglorious Bastards and Pulp Fiction. Tough to choose since all his movies are awesome

i love Tarantino! that guy can sure write some rants and banter dialogue like the Royal w/ Cheese in Pulp Fiction, Like a Virgin in Reservoir Dogs, etc. Great director too. the opening scene at the milk farm and the basement bar scene in Inglorious Basterds is so filled w/ tension (and great acting) i'm on the edge of my seat about to faint.

[paulh]

Some old favorites:

The Big Country (Gregory Peck)
Stagecoach (John Wayne)
Operation Petticoat (Cary Grant)

There are plenty of others, but those are at the top of the list.

[67temp]

Fifth Element
Outlaw Josey Wales
The quick and the dead
Night of the living dead
Resident evil series
12 monkies
Kill bill 1 & 2
Orginal gone in 60 seconds

[Craiga 01453]

Okay, I could go for days here... but I'll just list my absolute all time faves...

Goodfellas
Django Unchained
Pulp Fiction
Braveheart
Gangs of New York
The Departed
Boondock Saints
Miracle
House of 1000 Corpses


And some comedies I could watch a million times...

Airplane
Blazing Saddles
Caddyshack
Grandma's Boy
Step Brothers
The Other Guys
Slapshot
My Cousin Cinny


I know I forgot some, but I think you get the point.

[MasonC2K]

My current favorite movie scene is Cap picking up Thor's Hammer.

[JRLongton]

i forgot watership down!!!

I hope you don't mean the new Netflix adaptation, but rather the 1970s version with John Hurt. Absolute classic.

[JRLongton]

Lot of great films already mentioned. But did I miss the mention of STAR WARS?

I can watch anyone of them anytime, even the new Disney ones. I just can't do the prequels. I think I saw each of those only once (which was quite enough for the Clone Wars) or twice. Twice simply because I couldn't believe that it was actually that bad. But the second viewing confirmed.

Other favorites? Evidently I share a lot with other members here. Oh, I'm a big fan of the 1986 version of Little Shop of Horrors. Word on the street was that they were going to do a remake staring Josh Gad and Rebel Wilson (gag me with a spoon!), but seems that petered out. Thank god! Some things just can't be improved on, especially by Rebel Wilson.