What's your favorite Movie?

[rbattelle]

The Outlaw Josey Wales.

Me too! Just watched it last night (for the 1000th time).



-Ryan

 

[Boomer II]

Raising Arizona

 

[Bertram65]

Jaws, everytime I see it I see something I did not see in the last 100 times I saw it. Second would be either Office Space or Wierd Science.

 

[formula]

humm.....



On The Waterfront



Unforgiven



Full Metal Jacket



Any of the Sherlock Holmes series / movies with Jeremy Brett



Trois Couleurs (Bleu, Blanc et Rouge)



Band of Brothers



Jaws



And for the dang most creepy and disturbing horror film I've ever seen... .

"The Last House on the Left"... ... . really gets under yer skin



Sean

 

[cumminsnbabes]

1. Anything Clint. The Dirty Harry series is my favorite

2. The Great Escape

3. Rambo- First Blood

4. Delta Force

5. The Professionals

 

[DBogo]

have always loved this movie



black dog

 

[daytripper63]

How bout ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES (NOT)

AIRPLANE ( ALL OF THEM )

DUMB AND DUMBER :-laf

 

[daytripper63]

APOCOLYPSE Now

 

[daytripper63]

You guys will love this one, when I was 18 (1981) I went to go see

TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE

what made it so great is on the way out thru the garage I noticed my dads chainsaw soooo I put it in my truck and wellllll, if you have seen the movie the part where he chases the guy in the wheel chair with the chainsaw, I fired it up ( this was the first time I ever held or operated a chainsaw) and ran around the drive in with the chainsaw over my head tached out wide open and you should of heard the people shreeking and FLYING OUT of the drive in, all six screens went white and before I knew it I was kissing blacktop. Under arrest and the cops downtown couldnt stop laughing and when I went to court the judge even got a kick out of it but then the penalty 6 months work detail AT THE DRIVE IN picking up garbage and repairing speakers etc. I did not tell my dad for almost 10 years and he was still pi#@@ off cause he was supposed to go cut fire wood the next day and could not find his chainsaw :-laf it was in impound.

I can Honestly say that was one of the funnest most memorable things I ever did

 

[DHayden]

No particular order:



Tombstone

Fist full of dollars

Armegeddon

Gladiator

For a few dollars more

Rambo First Blood

The Ten Commandments



Alien 1 and 4 were also decent

 

[RBrunson]

Steve McQueen in Bullit and the Death Wish movies with Charles Bronson.

 

[sarj]

OK... I'll jump in late on this.



Top 3 = Outlaw Josey Wales (probably the best), Unforgiven... and the one no one has mentioned, Pulp Fiction. That one was brilliant.

 

[Mike Ellis]

daytripper63, you are my new hero!



I have a new addition to the list, Star Wars episode 3 - what an awesome flick! No Ewoks, Bothans, or Gungans to clutter up the movie with cuteness, just loads of good combat and a strong (but dark) plot. AWESOME



I like the comment about seeing new stuff in "Jaws", we watched it again a couple of months back and I was most interested to notice Roy Scheider's pristine Blazer - I had a '75 Blazer back in the day, and nowadays it is rare to see one of the '73-'75 in anything approaching decent condition. I also noticed there were a lot of good-looking women in the background shots at the beach :-laf :-laf



The movie also took on a new flavor for me during the scene where Quint talks about being on the USS Indianapolis, as I found out several years back that one of my great-uncles was on that ship when it was sunk and lived through the shark attack nightmare - back in the '70's when I saw the movie the first time, I didn't know about any of that so the scene didn't have near the impact it does now.

 

[Heavyweight]

1) For a few dollars more! Lee Van Cleef & Clint

2) The good the bad and the Ugly. Same cast including Tuco!…

3) Rooster Cogburn, Rio Bravo, Rio Grande, North to Alaska, Quite Man, The Alamo, Red River, The Searchers, Green Berets “ALL John Wayne”….

4) Paint your wagon.

5) Tombstone. (I’m your Huckleberry!)

6) Full Metal Jacket. (Senior Drill)…

7) Saving Private Ryan

8) Gladiator.

9) Aliens. (Space Marines, I like the DVD with added scenes).

10) Braveheart.

11) Lord of the Rings Trilogy.

12) Start Wars all “6” (The kid in me)

13) Band of Brothers. (great series)

14) Predator

15) Pitch Black,,, (Sci-fi buff…)



There are more, to many to list…. .

 

[Byershome]

Alien



I went to this one with my best friend and his grandmother. As we leave the theater it is raining outside and dark. My friend does not know that his grandmothers car has a rear windshield wiper... ... ... ... ... ... ..... a swear, he almost went through the side window when that thing stated swooshing back and forth :-laf :-laf

We laughed all the way home... ..... actually his grandmother and I laughed through much of the movie.



SciFi, thriller,horror, flame thrower, blood and guts, with a sexy heroin and topped off with a good laugh. What else could a 16 year old ask for?

 

[RonaldLarson]

No contest

The best horse actor ever made, and Lee Marvin in Cat Ballou. Some whacko broad was in it too, can't recall her name, know what I mean!

Ron :-laf

 

[DieselMinded]

Action - U-571

Serious - What Dreams May Come

Comedy - THE BIG LOBOWSKI

Western/Old - The Sting ( I think thats what its called )

 

[jeepit]

Apacolypse Now

 

[MDietrich]

The Shawshank Redemption. Never forget the first time I saw that movie.

The Fugitive with Harrison Ford.

The first and last Indiana Jones movies.

Everyone should see Sheindler's List.

Open Range

Dances With Wolves

The first Back to the Furture.

LOTR Trilogy

Too many others to list.



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