| I can never decide on just one film as my all time favortie, so I thought I'd make a list: Reservoir Dogs Naked The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Psycho The Fly (86) Once Upon a Time in the West Goodfellas M |
 Alucard and Seras |
| Damn, Hitchcock is the man, Psycho is too good |
| Hitchcock is pretty darned awesome, and M is one of my favorite Peter Lorre movies. Doesn't make my list, but he's still cool. I'm mainly an action buff, just so you know... Sweeney Todd (I have a love of musicals and a love of revenge, and this fills both needs) Pan's Labyrinth Kill Bill Snatch The Departed Gladiator ^This is based off the stuff I watch more frequently. |
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| Arsenic and Old Lace Batman Begins Beauty and the Beast Blazing Saddles Casablanca Clue The Dark Knight Donnie Darko The Great Mouse Detective Harvey Howl's Moving Castle Milo and Otis The Nightmare Before Christmas Ocean's 11 (remake) Remember the Titans Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Serenity Unbreakable Who Framed Roger Rabbit |
| Phantom of the Opera The Man in The Iron Mask 300 Anne and the King Beauty and the Beast Silence of the Lambs Interview With The Vampire The Notebook The Talented Mr.Ripley Little Miss Sunshine The English Patient Mary Reilly Lord of The Rings (specially The Two Towers) |
| A Clockwork Orange Amelie The Lives of Others Tsotsi The Barbarian Invasions The Edukators Corporation Chopper Bad Boy Bubby Project A Legend of the Drunken Master Mullholand Drive Fargo The Big Lebowski Oh Brother Where Art Thou Deer Hunter Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Bram Stoker's Dracula Raising Arizona The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and if you're into asian cinema, for a decent (yet cheesy) comedy I recommend 'King of Beggars' or a great thriller 'The Audition' And Carnilvale, yea it's a series but it's such a cinematic achievement I can't leave it out. Great viewing experience! |
1eyedjoker said: I can never decide on just one film as my all time favortie, so I thought I'd make a list: Reservoir Dogs Naked The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Psycho The Fly (86) Once Upon a Time in the West Goodfellas M Which version of Psycho? |
| That's true, I just assumed it was Hitchcock's... |
| Hitchcock's Psycho, it's the only way to go. Even though Van Sant's was a shot for shot remake I just did not like it. |
Alucard and Seras |
| with christian bale? Hmmm, yea sometimes there's a strange magic surrounding an original shoot... XD Nah I can't actually comment on the remake as I've never seen it |
| 28 Weeks Later Across the Universe Altered States Blue Velvet Cecil B. Demented Death Takes A Holiday (TV Movie that Meet Joe Black was based on.) Donnie Darko Edward Scissorhands Eraserhead Fight Club George A. Romero's Dead Series (Espiecially the original Dawn of the Dead) From Beyond House of Wax Kisses O Brother, Where Art Thou Planet Terror Re-Animator Sin City The Way of the Gun Yeah, I pretty much like anything that's relatively weird or dark dramas, although there are a couple on this list that I just love and I really can't tell you why like The Way of the Gun. |
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| there is so many great movies but my favorite is Braveheart |
| Stay thirsty, my friends. |
| American Psycho Fight Club Pi Apocalypse Now Amelie Fallen also Hackers, Kal ho naa ho, Ashoka, Devdas, Doctor Zhivago, Brilliantovaya ruka, Blade Runner, Forrest Gump, Beetlejuice, Immortal Beloved and Dracula (1992) mmm, forgot Casino and Adaptation |
ashuraJan 3, 2009 1:35 PM
| I adore The Bicycle Thief! |
Alucard and Seras |
| I'll look for it. The ending to The Bicycle Theif is one of the most moving scenes ever put on film. It's great through out but the last couple of minutes where makes it a masterpiece. |
Alucard and Seras |
| Wow, you guys saw that movie? Really? No one around where I live has ever heard of it. Our video rental store used to have a copy but I think they ditched it a few years ago, kind of sucks. But yeah, it's a really great movie, not one of my personal favorites but one that I'm trying to own. |
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| @Moondrop: I recently saw The Elephant Man for the first time and I loved it, it was the only David Lynch film that I had not managed to see. I was completley blown away by how well-done it was. It was definitely one of the easiest of Lynch's to understand and an altogether fantastic movie. Also I noticed Solaris in your list and I have to agree. That movie is probably the buried treasure of Cameron's filmography because in my opinion it is hands down his best but everyone out there says that either Titanic or Avatar were his best. (Both of which I honestly can't stand.) |
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Moondrop said: Yeah, it's a shame some Lynch fans don't like it because it isn't surreal, it's really high quality for what it is. I also dislike Titanic and Avatar. Yeah I agree with you completely, it is a shame. I do think it is a masterpiece though and I think several people would agree. |
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