Favorite Movies and Films

[AbsoluteApril]

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

that's the one I meant for sure, haven't seen the remake yet. Was it any good?

[JRLongton]

that's the one I meant for sure, haven't seen the remake yet. Was it any good?

Overlong with not-in-the-book filler and not well done. Very UGLY animation.

I really like that story and didn't care for this adaptation at all.

[Skeptiball]

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

Pulp Fiction was one of only a few movies that I saw twice in a row, and the only movie I saw three times in one day. I saw the first showing on opening day at a theater in La Jolla, California. I was so blown away that as soon as the movie ended, I walked out to the lobby, bought a ticket for a second showing, and went back in. I spent most of the day watching that movie and being in awe. Later that evening I was telling my girlfriend and friend about it and we all ended up going to a showing that night. I had seen Reservoir Dogs for the first time only about a month or so earlier so I was aware of what Tarantino was capable of, but I was not prepared for the impact that movie would have on me.

I was 24 when that movie came out, and today at 48, I'm still a stand for Pulp Fiction. In fact, I still use my "Bad Motherf--ker" wallet to this day.

[Skeptiball]

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.

Is My Cousin Cinny a sequel to My Cousin Vinny?

[Bodie]

Pulp Fiction was one of only a few movies that I saw twice in a row, and the only movie I saw three times in one day. I saw the first showing on opening day at a theater in La Jolla, California. I was so blown away that as soon as the movie ended, I walked out to the lobby, bought a ticket for a second showing, and went back in. I spent most of the day watching that movie and being in awe. Later that evening I was telling my girlfriend and friend about it and we all ended up going to a showing that night. I had seen Reservoir Dogs for the first time only about a month or so earlier so I was aware of what Tarantino was capable of, but I was not prepared for the impact that movie would have on me.

I was 24 when that movie came out, and today at 48, I'm still a stand for Pulp Fiction. In fact, I still use my "Bad Motherf--ker" wallet to this day.

Awesome story! Loved it.

[BlazeMagic]

It’s hard to choose, because different movies cover different needs. Maybe Lord if the Rings if I am allowed to have the whole trilogy, although even then it’s probably tied with Spirited Away.

[JRLongton]

That's the nice thing about threads like this. We can be reminded of all those great movies we've seen but haven't thought about in a while, like Spirited Away.

[Craiga 01453]

Is My Cousin Cinny a sequel to My Cousin Vinny?

Hahaha, yup!!! It's about a Cinnamon BP

[Skeptiball]

Hahaha, yup!!! It's about a Cinnamon BP

[Ax01]

this is a beautifully acted and perfect scene from my 2018 fav film: