Top 10 Movies

[CoffeyCan]

Mr. T, you and I would get along very well, me thinks.. not a bad choice amongst the bunch /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif
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[Bad.Mojo]

I disagree with ya, actually... but this is pure opinion, of course. Wizard of Oz, Schindler's List, and Jaws, all I found really boring. Same with Braveheart, except for the execution scene.

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[Getta_1]

Where's my head at today? I forgot all about Raiders of the Lost Ark!

 

[Omega]

Well well..

Well Raiders of the Lost Ark is definately my favourite film... incidently I must have seen it around 20-30 times, and I'm still not bored of it.

Here are my other favs:

Forrest Gump
Saving Private Ryan
Whom am I (Jackie Chan)
Armour of God (Jackie Chan)
Predator
True Lies
Die Hard
Office Space
Sour Grapes

I can't believe you guys forgot about True Lies and Die Hard!!! Shame on u!!!

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[Catalyst]

Aw shit, I forgot Die Hard /infopop/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif

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[bob-415]

geez.....so many I forgot

I also forgot die hard, true lies, the princess bride, it,....geez....I could go on all day.

Liquid Night: I liked Dogma bc I love all Kevin Smith movies. It hit perfectly most of my beliefs on religion and i like that brand of comedy....I could give a longer in depth reason but this is just a for your own fun poll...dont want to turn it into a defend your choice /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

bob

 

[Mr. T]

Ahh yes, Diehard.

Mr. T

 

[Mr. T]

Of Course, the Princess Bride too. Bah! Too many movies to remember.

Mr. T

 

[Mr. T]

Oh yeah I also thought First Blood, and the Terminator movies were pretty cool.

Rocky I was really good, but then they gradually worsened from there. The same can be said for the Jaws and Batman series.

But I liked Superman II a little better than Superman I.

Mr. T

 

[Jotun]

Movies

1. Evil Dead 2
2. Army of Darkness
3. All of the Star Wars
4. Aliens
5. Predator
6. Saving Private Ryan
7. Night of the Living Dead
8. The Running Man
9. Evil Dead
10. Man on the Moon

I bet a lot of you think i have weird taste in movies

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[MiscMan]

How many people have seen Ben-Hur? That movie was very good, but a bit old(like 50 years). Very famous, having won the most oscars (11). ... ...


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[Buddy_Pickle]

Why does nobody list "Transformers: The Movie"??

No "C.H.U.D." either???

Can't understand this... /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

Actually, I don't know how you guys are doing this...I can't narrow it down to 10 movies....totally hard. My hat is off to each and every damn one of you!

(That "Gladiator" kicked ass...haven't seen that in anybody's list yet. Oh, and that shoot-em-up, blood fest, "Chicken Run" was pretty cool. /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif)

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[Buddy_Pickle]

No "Better Off Dead"? Sheesh.....

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[Bad.Mojo]

CHUD... hahahaha

Fucking CHUDs man... what did that supposedly stand for again? "Cannabalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers"...

fucking chuds...

It is hard to define your top ten favorite movies though. THe movies I picked were the ones that really really evoked some emotion in me... I mean, there's alot of movies I like, but to really really get into a movie, and feel something, thats what makes a great movie. That's why I didn't put Pulp Fiction or Reservoir Dogs down... two great Tarantino movies, but so outlandish that they simply weren't believable.

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[bob-415]

ok...yet more that i forgot

yes let me throw in that I own a copy of transformers the movie, and also forgot the terminators

bob

 

[Ignato]

You got a good point...

Yeah, thinking back those two movies were a bit unbelievable. However, when I was watching I loved having that feeling of having no idea what would happen next. Nothing like watching Pulp Fiction for the first time. Many Hollow-wood flicks have become way to predictable one wonders to why it was filmed in the first place? Money? Bah!

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[Bad.Mojo]

I agree with ya there... those movies were completely unpredictable... some parts were predictable thanks to foreshadowing (sometimes excessive foreshadowing, like when the same scene would be shown half an hour before... =)

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[Buddy_Pickle]

Good call on the CHUD acronym Mojo...hit it on the head.

Anyone ever see Avalon? I loved that movie...hard to put my finger on.

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[Bad.Mojo]

Never even heard of Avalon... not a movie, anyways, but I heard of some gay singer with the name Avalon.

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[Bad.Mojo]

Avalon

Immigrant Sam Krichinsky and his extended family seek a dream called America in a place called Avalon. From poverty through prosperity, the Krichinsky family faces their changing world with enduring humor and abiding love. Academy Award Nominations: 4, including Best (Original) Screenplay, Best Original Score.

Taken from E! Online

Dunno if that's what you're looking for.

HOLY SHIT! I can't believe I forgot Brazil. Brazil was an awesome Orwellian movie.

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