Movies Thread

[precious007]

We have a snus thread, a snuff thread, a pictures thread, a music thread why not a movie thread as well ?!

Here's my favorites...


Casino - Robert DeNiro, Joe Pesci
Good Fellas' - Robert DeNiro, Joe Pesci
Avatar
Hangover

Just to name a few )

Going to watch GoodFellas' again tonight

[devilock76]

Clockwork Orange - partly because it is one of my favorite books.
M - Peter Lorre Rules
Casablanca - Every scene/frame of that movie could be a production still, and again Peter Lorre rules.
Ben Hur - Heston version, hey I like the movie.
Citizen Kane - as a movie geek I am required by law to include this in all best of lists.
Cool Hand Luke
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Dr Strangelove

There is a starter lists from the more "classic" list.

Ken

[chadizzy1]

Clerks & Anchorman.

Two best movies of all time.

Just my two cents.

[devilock76]

Clerks & Anchorman.

Two best movies of all time.

Just my two cents.

I always have to duck my head when I say this but Mallrats is still one of my favorite Kevin Smith films. I mean I like them all but that one is truly my guilty pleasure viewing.

Ken

[Rattlesnake]

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
The Quick and the Dead (Sharon Stone- Gene Hackman)
Silverado
Jaws I,II,III and so on>
Saw I
Nightmare on Elm Street (anything Freddy)
Gone With The Wind (Quittin Time)
Shannandoa
Fairlane 500 (my first exposure to Nascar age 5)
Just To name a few classics.

[lxskllr]

I don't watch many movies as I'm not much into the visual medium. For modern movies, I try to make a point of seeing Tim Burton films, at least the more fanciful ones. I like old movies, and try to catch some silent films on occasion. Buster Keaton is a favorite of mine.

A friend of mine is really into film, and if he recommends something to me, I'll generally watch it. I saw Mirror Mask, and Pans Labyrinth that way, and they were both big time winners.

[Mykislt]

Garden State
Scott Pilgrim vs the World (haters can hate)
Memento
The Shining & Full Metal Jacket
Anything by Romero
American Beauty
Fight Club
Matrix
V for Vendetta

can't remember many more, besides the ones already posted

[Roo]

Casino
Departed
The Shining
The Exorcist
Big Lebowski
Miller's Crossing
Synechdoche, NY

And just about any scene with Christopher Walkin, Gary Oldman, or light sabers.

[devilock76]

I don't watch many movies as I'm not much into the visual medium. For modern movies, I try to make a point of seeing Tim Burton films, at least the more fanciful ones. I like old movies, and try to catch some silent films on occasion. Buster Keaton is a favorite of mine.

A friend of mine is really into film, and if he recommends something to me, I'll generally watch it. I saw Mirror Mask, and Pans Labyrinth that way, and they were both big time winners.

Pan's Labyrinth is an absolutely amazing movie. I was avoiding getting to into some of the modern era movies in my list but that movie is a true great and anyone who likes movies should see it.

Ken

[bill77.017]

I,m not that big into movies, but a couple i really enjoyed are; I am legend, and 300.

[tom502]

Italian Western:
The Great Silence
Italo crime action:
Almost Human
Italo horror:
Contamination
Spain Horror:
Werewolf Shadow
US Horror:
Dawn of the Dead
US Comedy:
Airplane
UK Horror:
Revenge of Frankenstein


Fave horror actors:
Paul Naschy
Peter Cushing
Christopher Lee
Vincent Price

Fave western actors:
Franco Nero
Tomas Milian
Lee Van Cleef
Klaus Kinski

Being a big movie buff, it's hard to say my number one fave film, I really like 1984.
I like mainly European productions of the 60's, 70's, and 80's. Horror, crime action.
I also like peplum, and Asian films. I love the Lai/Tang Ninja films, Shaw Bros, Toho.....

[bipolarbear1968]

Step Brothers
No Country For Old Men
There Will Be Blood
The Watchmen
The Spirit
Bad Santa
Pulp Fiction
Willie Wonka & The Chocolate Factory (1971)
UP
.......and Happy Feet.

[ratcheer]

I have many favorites. Here are some that stick out to me, right now:

Avatar
Sling Blade
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
No Country for Old Men
Apocalypto

Tim

[NonServiam]

I like horror movies and westerns (strange combination, I know). I wonder if they make a western horror movie? My favorites so far:

Bram Stoker's Dracula (love Winona Ryder in the Victorian garb)
Any Clint Eastwood Western (Especially The Outlaw Josey Wales for the chaw spittin')
The Strangers
The Blair Witch Project
The Exorcist
Halloween the Original and Rob Zombie's remake

[Speedoape]

Desperado
Zombieland
Deathrace