Favorite movies

Mine would have to be, Pay It Forward and The Breakfast Club.

No Star Wars?

Apart from that, I think Lord of the Rings, Hot Fuzz, Slumdog Millionaire and Epic Movie.

Tellen Silversun wrote:

No Star Wars?

Apart from that, I think Lord of the Rings, Hot Fuzz, Slumdog Millionaire and Epic Movie.

Well I thought star wars was alittle obvious

and now for my favorite smiley...

I enjoy the Breakfast Club as well, so high five to Jagger. Additionally, I will echo the Royalist's movie picks, with the exception of Epic Movie. I'd also like to add, 12 Angry Men and Paper Chase.

Jagger Cyde wrote:

Tellen Silversun wrote:

No Star Wars?

Apart from that, I think Lord of the Rings, Hot Fuzz, Slumdog Millionaire and Epic Movie.

Well I thought star wars was alittle obvious

and now for my favorite smiley...

That one is popular.

Epic movie was better recieved in the US than UK, oddly - it's very American in its humour.

Luchenco wrote:

oh this is hard...
(In no order)

The dark knight
Sweeny Todd
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Shaun of the Dead
Hairspray was alright.
The Matrix
The Producers
Juno
The Lion King and Alladin!

Quite American in your choices.

Midoran wrote:

Well I loved the new Halloween movie Has anyone else seen it?

Can't say I have, sorry.

Midoran wrote:

Well I loved the new Halloween movie Has anyone else seen it?

Nope, not even gonna bother, I saw the first remake and it wasn't to great IMO.

Tureil wrote:

I'm gonna go with this:

I love horror movies. And action movies..

And comedy

So give me Dawn of the Dead (both versions), SHAUN of the dead, Evolution, the Aliens movies, Predator movies (not the AvP spinoffs, so much) and some others that i cant really remember right now..

Nice, I would have to agree with most of those.

Hera Megaran wrote:

I love Dirty Dancing, North and the South (mini-series), and Tristen and Isolde


I CAN'T BELIEVE PATRICK SWAYZE DIED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've heard his name but can't seem to remember who exactly he is.

The Dark Knight
Gladiator
LoTR: The Return of the King
SW Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
The Prestige
Watchmen
Iron Man
V for Vendetta
Braveheart

The Pacific
Bourne Movies
Band of Brothers
Saving Private Ryan
Burn after Reading
Spaceballs
Blazing Saddles

and some others I'm to lazy to list off....

Brucil wrote:

The Pacific
Bourne Movies
Band of Brothers
Saving Private Ryan
Burn after Reading
Spaceballs
Blazing Saddles

and some others I'm to lazy to list off....

Several of those are series, not movies.

Rorschach wrote:

Brucil wrote:

The Pacific
Bourne Movies
Band of Brothers
Saving Private Ryan
Burn after Reading
Spaceballs
Blazing Saddles

and some others I'm to lazy to list off....

Several of those are series, not movies.

Two are mini series, and one is a triology. But, I really don't care, their all great.

Here for a half hour and he's already necroing the place...

*tsk tsk tsk*

Brucil wrote:

Rorschach wrote:

Brucil wrote:

The Pacific
Bourne Movies
Band of Brothers
Saving Private Ryan
Burn after Reading
Spaceballs
Blazing Saddles

and some others I'm to lazy to list off....

Several of those are series, not movies.

Two are mini series, and one is a triology. But, I really don't care, their all great.

Can't argue with that.....

I saw The Others Guy last night..............Damm, one of the best comedies of this year.

ForceGrandmaster wrote:

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Schindler's List

Avatar (The James Cameron, just so we're clear)

Star Wars (all 6)

Lord of the Rings (All 3)

And a bunch of inspirational movies I won't bore you guys to death with.

Best list I've seen so far.

-Avatar (James Cameron's)
-All Star Wars movies
-Lord of the Rings Trilogy
-Falling Down
-Ice Age series (Kiddy but still pretty damn brilliant, even if it kind of went awry with no. 3)
-Slumdog Millionaire

I greatly enjoyed the first Ice Age.

Mon Pandamari wrote:

I greatly enjoyed the first Ice Age.

It was the credible emotion I liked about it, rather than the synthesised forumaic implicaiton of emotion you generally get from mainstream film these days. That's why I loved Avatar and Slumdog.

Tellen Silversun wrote:

Mon Pandamari wrote:

I greatly enjoyed the first Ice Age.

It was the credible emotion I liked about it, rather than the synthesised forumaic implicaiton of emotion you generally get from mainstream film these days. That's why I loved Avatar and Slumdog.

Oh em gee.

You took the words out of my mouth.

Mon Pandamari wrote:

Tellen Silversun wrote:

Mon Pandamari wrote:

I greatly enjoyed the first Ice Age.

It was the credible emotion I liked about it, rather than the synthesised forumaic implicaiton of emotion you generally get from mainstream film these days. That's why I loved Avatar and Slumdog.

Oh em gee.

You took the words out of my mouth.

On an unrelated note, I've just started recieving emails telling me when anyone replies to this thread. But I didn't subscribe to it.

It happens to me.
I have several thousand emails on the subject.

Mon Pandamari wrote:

It happens to me.
I have several thousand emails on the subject.

This would be the ideal time for someone to get spamming. Not that that's a hint or anything.

I liked Avatar, but it isn't one of my favorites movies......