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Well... what is your favorite movie of all time and why
to make it simpler, break it into genres comedy drama sci-fi horror epic
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Can't really break my favorite movies down into genre as some of mine don't really fit or they transcend genre but here goes .....
In no particular order Silence of the Lambs Pulp Fiction Casablanca Wizard of Oz Godfather Beauty and the Beast Natural Born Killers am sure I'm forgetting a few - looking at that list ... none were made in the last 10 years - maybe I should get out more he he he
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Let me see... top three in the video rack are:
Trainspotting Natural Born Killers American Psycho Alex
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Ooh - lots of them. Here are some I can think of right off the bat:
Princess Bride - has some of the best lines ever Shawshank Redemption - how the human spirit can and can't be broken Casablanca - classic Oklahoma - grew up listening to it on my Grandparent's Hi-fi, I have the CD in my car and will open all the windows and sing it loud (and VERY off key) Forest Gump - just sweet Toy Story 1&2 - clever-funny and technically impressive. I know there's more 
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It all really depends upon my mood, but in no particular order:
Glengarry Glen Ross - Amazing dialog and some of the best acting ever captured on screen. Having worked in boiler rooms, the dialog was so authentic that it was scary. Memento - Great wroiting, good acting and I love unconventional storylines and story telling. Requiem For A Dream - Ellen Burstyn's performance was an outstanding performance, one of the few times I ever got misty eyed during a movie "I'm going to be on telelvision" and a lot of the movie hit me hard the other day when I lost a good friend to heroin addiction (well, the heroin didn't kill him, rather the .357 he had aimed at his temple did). Narc - Great acting, good writing, though a bit cliche, the acting and writing took it above the cliches. The Exorcist - although it has lost some of it's punch over time, it still stands as a true horror classic and a damn scary ride. Friday The 13th - The one that really brought slasher movies into the mainstream (for better or worse). It borrowed heavily from Mario Bava's "Bay of Blood" but reached a more "mainstream" audience. Opera - Dario Argento is my favorite Italian director and one of my favorite directors of all time. His stories ramble on and his dialog isn't always so great, but visually, no one compares. Reservoir Dogs - While most list "Pulp Fiction" as their favorite Tarrentino flick, I preferred this gritty, low budget offering. Steve Buschemi became one of my favorit actors after watching this movie. A Clockwork Orange - Great acting, amazing dialog and visuals out the ass. I love to pop this in the DVD player and travel with me droogs through a bit of the ultraviolence ;)
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Amadeus-Whacko Genius drama/comedy The Stunt Man-Peter O'Toole is classic comedy: The Big Lebowski-90 minutes of one liners Animal House-'toga....toga..." SciFi: Matrix or Men In Black-Just cool Other: Tin Cup-The Underdog Horror: The Shining-Jack Nicholson Hands Down Valentine- cleavage ((o; |
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This is pretty difficult and might depend on my mood but ..
All Star Wars movies Pulp Fiction Good Will Hunting One flew over the Cuckoo's nest Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon The Butter Battle Book (Dr. Seuss flick) Last edited by Colin at Jan 28 2003, 12:21 PM
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Koyaanisqatsi - Godfrey Reggio.
The time elapsed stuff got a little over-played after this came out, but it is a beautiful film and it is anti-modern without being whinny or dim. My Best Fiend - Werner Herzog and any movie with sharks 
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comedy - Blazing Sadles; It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
drama - High Noon; Z (Greek); One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest sci-fi - Wrath of Khan (not a big sci-fi movie fan) horror - The Shining epic - The Longest Day; Dr. Zhivago musical - Fiddler on the Roof;
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Comedy- The Jerk with Steve Martin- absolutely hysterical from the opening line!! "I was born a poor black child."
Action- The Fugitive- Tommy Lee Jones and Harrison Ford at their best! Adventure- Raiders of the Lost Ark- memorable from the opening sequence Drama- Shawshank Redemption- best movie ever IMHO Crime- Heat- Deniro and Pacino at their best Animation- The Jungle Book- King Louie rocks! Fantasy- tie between both LOTR movies. Sci Fi- Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan- one of the best portrayals of a villian I've ever seen. Khan played by Ricardo Monteblan Thriller The Game- good "mind fuck" type of movie! War- We Were Soldiers- a Vietnam movie that finally got it right. (hardest category to choose) Western- Tombstone- Val Kilmer rocks as Doc Holliday! Romance/Chick flick- A Walk to Remember- as a guy you can watch and enjoy it and it doesn't make men look to be assholes. Horror- Jaws- damn movie scarred me for life so it had to be good!!  Epic- Braveheart- great story Last edited by TheEnforcer at Jan 28 2003, 01:34 PM |
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How can I have forgotten "Schindler's List"? Wow. Hell of a movie.
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I remember in the late 70's/early 80's being scared shitless if I got in a pool by myself, especially if it was at night. I lived in southern California where everyone had a pool so it happened a lot. Damn you Spielberg for screwing up my childhood pool fun!
Never mind that sharks swam in the ocean and not in suburban pools lol
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 )The scariest movie to me was Twister - a tornado hit the dorm I was in when I was in college, before the movie came out, so I was already scared of them. I rarely have nightmares, but when I do, tornadoes are involved. I gained a very healthy respect for them that night and will never own a house w/o a basement 
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