What movie is your absolute favorite movie of all time?
For me, it's a tie between Kung Pow and Airplane! They both just never stopped being funny throughout the film.
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What movie is your absolute favorite movie of all time?
For me, it's a tie between Kung Pow and Airplane! They both just never stopped being funny throughout the film.
I would say The Fountain, but I've only seen it twice, and I'm not so crazy about calling something a favourite after not a whole lot of...experience with it. Still, I smurfing love that movie, and it probably will end up being my favourite thing.
Not counting that, though, probably Constantine or Unbreakable. I dunno why I like Constantine so much, it's not like a brilliant film or anything, but I really really do. :laugh: Unbreakable is just wonderful.
I have many favourites.
ONe of my favourites has to be 'Kiss of the Dragon' starring Jet Li
Like most martial art films they aren't appreciated half as much as they should be. Jet Li is awesome and I also love bridget Fonda's role in this film as well as the storyline itself. Like most films with a sensitive storyline it makes me cry at the end. hehe :p
As a big movie geek I have countless of favourites, but Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill both have a very special place in my heart.
Grandma's Boy
Gladiator
Kill Bill and/or house of flying daggerrrrs. <3<3<3
Jim Carry's 23
The Lost Boys or Grindhouse. Both get equal top honours.
The Warriors, Clerks II, Scream, Chill Factor, Fight Club, American Beauty, American History X and City of God.
I have this weird thing for "Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles"... I LOVE that movie so much and I almost memorized the lines. Other than that "Kill Bill", "The Shining", "Sin City", Matrix" are on my list. But I watch A LOT of movies, so there are many that I feel strongly about.
"The Grudge" 1 & 2, "The Ring" 1 & 2, "Terminator" 1 & 2, "Beetlejuice", and "Memoirs of a Geisha" are easily my favourites.
I know all the words, more or less, to Memoirs.
My favorite has to be 'Battle Royale.' Now for the people who haven't seen this AWESOME movie, you HAVE to watch this film. It is a very very disturbing film, but it teaches you quite a lot though, still. The sequel dissapointed me though, I couldn't even watch all of it.
Probably King Kong.
Remember that Comet!
THAT WAS JOKES
Yes, it was a good movie. crazyness!Quote:
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The Lost Boys, Pulp Fiction, End of Evangelion.
I can't decide between the three.
The Matrix Trilogy. <33
Garden State.
my favourite film is Once Upon A Time In America, Robert Di Niro is a great actor.
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Choosing a favorite is damn hard, but I'd have to say either Eternal Sunshine or, yes, The Fountain. Both are incredibly original in terms of story and visual style, and both affect me in ways I can't quite explain.
Moulin Rouge.
Pulp Fiction.
Probably Empire Strikes Back. But Casablanca, High Fidelity, and Jerry Maguire are right up there.
Lord of the Rings cos im a geek, also, Usual suspects, Liar and Clerks 1 and 2 and many others
It depends on what I'm looking for.
If I want to laugh, it's a toss up between Army of Darkness, Rat Race, and the First Ace Ventura. All effen hilarious films.
If I want to see some guns and explosions, then it's John Woo's Hard Boiled all the way. Absolutely brilliant film making and some stunts that are utterly insane.
If I wanna see some kung fu, It's another toss up between martial arts of shaolin and Heroes of the East. MAofS is a much more intense film with all the stars being award winning martial artists, and Jet Li in his prime. Heroes of the East just has so many different styles and types of martial arts that it's hard not to love this brilliant film.
If it's fantasy, then I typically side with Dragonheart. I just love the story and it's themes.
But for all time favorite, I have to say Seven Samurai. It's just the most well put together, well scripted and acted, and most balanced film I've ever seen. Its more than three hours and fifty years old, yet no film I've ever seen in my generation can stir my emotions the way this film can.
The Shawshank Redemption and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest are at the top.
Crash is the only film I have ever considered my "favorite".
I love that movie... Ninja's own.. i also wouldn't mind if Braveheart was in there aswell..Quote:
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That movie was actually really good, I thought it was going to be a stupid Idea, but it turned out to be awsome.
I love that movie, and DeNiro is one of my top favoritesQuote:
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But I still gotta go with the Godfather, best movie ever made.
Back to the Future.
All three of them.
The Shawshank Redemption.
I'll be cool and go for The Shawshank Redemption as well, even though I only saw it once, two weeks ago. I had been meaning to see it for ages, and I'm glad I did. :)
I also like The Matrix (Reloaded was all right, don't really care for Revolutions...), Devil's Advocate, Kill Bill, Four Weddings and a Funeral and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Easy for me to pick as I have my DVDs on a shelf above my comp!
My favorite movie is The Warriors. That is to say, I smurfing love it. I love it more so than The Shoeless Hobo does, too—I’m confident enough to bet my life on that.
The Krays was a great film, I watched it when I was in the Isle of Wight, in the hotel, by myself, at 3AM. It was kinda scary.
The old professor made me laugh, and the fat bully guy was a snot nosed jerk.Quote:
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Yeah, Biff. I enjoyed the 3rd one the most, but I liked all 3 of them.