Some really good ones listed already. I'm surprised though that Braveheart isn't listed for anyone. I dunno if it's my favorite but I've certainly watched it a bunch of time.
What is your all-time favorite movie?
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Vernada said:
Some really good ones listed already. I'm surprised though that Braveheart isn't listed for anyone. I dunno if it's my favorite but I've certainly watched it a bunch of time.
I thought I saw that listed
I can't believe I just had to scroll to page 4 to be the first to mention Jurassic Park. I'm so disappointed right now
Chipotlemonger said:Vernada said:
Some really good ones listed already. I'm surprised though that Braveheart isn't listed for anyone. I dunno if it's my favorite but I've certainly watched it a bunch of time.
I thought I saw that listed
Dammit. You're right. On page 1 with 10 stars. No clue how I missed it.
I think my most repeatedly watchable movie might be Royal Tannenbaums.
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Star Wars
outside of the Star Wars universe, the only acceptable answer is Big Trouble in Little China.
It was mentioned on the first pageThunder18 said:
I can't believe I just had to scroll to page 4 to be the first to mention Jurassic Park. I'm so disappointed right now
TXAG 05 said:It was mentioned on the first pageThunder18 said:
I can't believe I just had to scroll to page 4 to be the first to mention Jurassic Park. I'm so disappointed right now
Well, uh...there it is. Oops
Old Ag 74 said:
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Incredible music score, cinematography, and acting on a relatively small budget. Saw it when I was seventeen, and have yet to see a movie I liked more. The other two in the trilogy (A Fistful of Dollars, and A Few Dollars More) were close behind.
Agree. 100%
…that's just like, uh, your opinion, man.
Sergeant York. I love stories of redemption.
Raiders of the Lost Ark is an extremely close 2nd place, but I think that's just for sentimental reasons because it's the only movie I went to go see with my dad. We saw it in a really old theater in La Grange that still had wooden seats back in the early 80s.
Raiders of the Lost Ark is an extremely close 2nd place, but I think that's just for sentimental reasons because it's the only movie I went to go see with my dad. We saw it in a really old theater in La Grange that still had wooden seats back in the early 80s.
Just saw that this is being made into a movie as well.
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Gladiator
Godzilla (2014)
Guardians of the Galaxy
Star Wars
Christmas Vacation
Godzilla (2014)
Guardians of the Galaxy
Star Wars
Christmas Vacation
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No Mel Brooks movies? How is Young Frankenstein not listed already? It's the best comedy movie ever made. Almost every single line is quotable.
JPAg88 said:qunique_2004 said:
My Cousin Vinny. I find myself watching it every time it comes on. Never gets old.
This is how I feel about Urban Cowboy.
The dark knight
Swingers is probably my favorite movie that hasn't been mentioned already on this thread.
Two that haven't been mentioned:
-Jim Thorpe - All American
-12 Monkeys
But my 2 favorite: Shawshank and It's a Wonderful Life. I could watch those any day of the year.
-Jim Thorpe - All American
-12 Monkeys
But my 2 favorite: Shawshank and It's a Wonderful Life. I could watch those any day of the year.
Let's go, Brandon!
In honor of one of my original answers I pledged for the "Room 237 Edition" this weekendGarrelli 5000 said:
So tough so yeah I'm putting three.
Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder)
The Shining (Kubric)
The Matrix
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I'm with you there too! Urban Cowboy…so much quotable cheesiness, bad acting, and a great soundtrack.aggierogue said:JPAg88 said:qunique_2004 said:
My Cousin Vinny. I find myself watching it every time it comes on. Never gets old.
This is how I feel about Urban Cowboy.
The most recent Oceans 11, the older Great Gatsby, The Dark Knight
Although for me, The Batman ranks up there right now. I need to see how it ages with me first.
Although for me, The Batman ranks up there right now. I need to see how it ages with me first.
Clint Eastwood's "Pale Rider"
Re: In Bruges
Yep.
Yep.
Very high on my favorites list:
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Kelly's Heroes
Where Eagles Dare
Guns of Navarone
Von Ryan's Express
Patton
The Best Years of Our Lives
Heartbreak Ridge
All the President's Men
Sexy Beast
The Bank Job
Casino Royale
The Sure Thing
Back to School
Cannonball Run
Gum Ball Rally
It's a Mad Mad World
Heroes of Telemark
Kelly's Heroes
Where Eagles Dare
Guns of Navarone
Von Ryan's Express
Patton
The Best Years of Our Lives
Heartbreak Ridge
All the President's Men
Sexy Beast
The Bank Job
Casino Royale
The Sure Thing
Back to School
Cannonball Run
Gum Ball Rally
It's a Mad Mad World
The Quiet Man
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
The Right Stuff
Dr. Strangelove
Tombstone
Duck Soup
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
The Right Stuff
Dr. Strangelove
Tombstone
Duck Soup
The fun part of the thread is to see what people put as their "favorite movie". We already had a thread a month or so ago for your top 10 movies.
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Gone with the Wind is the greatest movie ever made. The original girl power flick, and 83 years later still a masterpiece.
Blazing Saddles is the best Mel Brooks movie, and maybe best comedy. Airplane! and The Hangover are in the discussion.
The best Star Wars movie is ESB, but R1 is right there. ANH is third.
Blazing Saddles is the best Mel Brooks movie, and maybe best comedy. Airplane! and The Hangover are in the discussion.
The best Star Wars movie is ESB, but R1 is right there. ANH is third.
It's seriously a perfect movie. I don't think I can have a top movie because I love different movies for different reasons, but Hot Fuzz is in my top 3. I quote that movie endlessly.cr06gis said:
Hot Fuzz
Heat
Most of mine have been mentioned repeatedly already.
I guess I would add "Last of the Mohicans."
I guess I would add "Last of the Mohicans."
hurleyag said:
Willow
Needless to say I'm excited for the follow up series!
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