Favorite movies?

[AggroJones]

I'm not a teenager.....

Did you even look at my profile?

[Anonymous]

Phanton Express

Why do you think this is a great movie?

[andrechapelon]

QUOTE: Originally posted by BoRockhard

QUOTE: Originally posted by FundyNorthern

Who cares?

You posted but didn't answer the question.

Rocky 3

Full Metal Jacket

Black Hawk Down

Alien vs Predator

StarWars episodes 4,6,and 6

Freddy got Fingered

Spiderman 2

Training Day

Yes he did. "Who Cares" was made in 1925.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0016527/

Andre

[brothaslide]

1) Beaches
2) Fried Green Tamatoes
3) Waiting to Exhale
4) Love Story
5) Vanity Fair
6) Ya Ya Sisterhood

Oh wait a minute - I thought the question was "Chick Flicks I can't stand!"

Never mind

[twhite]

You're right. "Who Cares" was made in 1925 by Paramount and starred Clara Bow, William Boyd (who later became 'Hopalong Cassidy' )and Richard Arlen. It was about two rival firemen, one on the Broadway Limited, the other on the 20th Century Limited and their love for the girl that ran the interlocking out of Chicago. The climax was a tremenduous train wreck that killed them both because the girl decided the heck with it and left the interlocking tower at a crucial point in the film to run off with a young Gary Cooper.

[AggroJones]

I don't think thats what he meant. [;)]

[Roadtrp]

Grumpy Old Men.

No, not a movie. Just a comment.

[:P]

[vsmith]

I cant answer this question I have too many favorites that i cannot isolate a few...
a Short list...

Dr Shivago ( one of the greatest flicks ever)
Lawrence of Arabia (O'tools best)
Lord of the Rings ( My Precious...)
Dr Strangelove (our precious bodily fluids..)
Manchurian Candidate (Sinatra)
My Darling Clementine (awsome western)
Good, Bad and the Ugly (awesome in a different way)
A Fist Full of Dollars
Seven Samurai ( one of the greatest movies of all time )
Yojimbo
The Hidden Fortress (inspired Star Wars)
The Adventures of Robin Hood (Flynn)
Waking Ned Devine
Braveheart
The Thief of Bagdad (silent Fairbanks version)
The General (Keaton)
Our Hospitality (Keaton)
Cops! (Keaton)
Safety Last! (Harold Lloyd)
A Night to Remember
The Hunt for Red October
Das Boot
Its a Mad Mad Mad World
Amelie
Monty Python and the Holy Grail ( thats no ordinary rabbit! )
Some Like it Hot!
Animal House ( Lets take the cheese! )
The Blues Brothers ( I hate Illinois Nazies! )
Grand Prix
Sink the Bismark!
The Train
War of the Worlds
Moby *** (Its a WHITE WHALE I tell ye!)
Stagecoach
Donovans Reef (two of Waynes best)
The Quiet man ( absolutly John Waynes best flick)
On The Town (New York! New YORK! It a Wonderful Town!)
Singing In The Rain (Gene Kelly's best)
The Great Train Robbery
Blazing Saddles (Mongo like candy!)
Oh Brother, where art thou? (She done r-u-n-n-o-f-t )
Star Wars ( original 1977 theatrical release, not the "improved" version)

and my favorite of all time...
The Wizard of Oz (common, you cant have been a kid and not loved it )

Will add more as i can... grumpy old men not withstanding

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by AggroJones

Greatest.....trilogy.....ever.....

Die Hard, Die Harder, Die Hard with a vengance.

Arent they planning a forth sequel...

DIE ALLREADY! [;)]

[Junctionfan]

Lord of the Rings:Return of the King. That is a cool movie indeed.

I challenge Peter Jackson to the most difficult movie to do from Tolkien though,.......

The Silmarilion....Good Luck With That!

Just for those who don't know it; it tells the story of before the Lord of the Rings. You would get to see Sauron a lot more plus his master Morgoth. You get to see several balrogs, a dragon, shelob's mother (the giant spider), the valar (gods), and a lot of heros.

Major battles, gruesome victories, terrible defeats, wrath of the gods.........

Sounds like a cool movie to me.

[Anonymous]

Aggro asked us, "What are your favorite movies?"

Clint Eastwood's The Good, the Bad, and The Ugly, A Fistful of Dollars, and maybe one or two of his lesser known movies.

[twhite]

CJM: Add "Where Eagles Dare", the film he made back in '69 with Richard Burton. Beautiful Austrian alpine scenery and everything in the world gets blown up. Reason I like it so much is that Eastwood only has about a page worth of dialogue in the whole film, so I don't have to listen to that raspy voice of his.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by twhite

CJM: Add "Where Eagles Dare", the film he made back in '69 with Richard Burton. Beautiful Austrian alpine scenery and everything in the world gets blown up. Reason I like it so much is that Eastwood only has about a page worth of dialogue in the whole film, so I don't have to listen to that raspy voice of his.

I've never even heard of that one. I'll have to ckeck for it in case it's ever on.

[Anonymous]

Airplane is my favorite movie!

Someone out there might ask "Surely you must be joking?"

I'm not joking, and don't call me Shirley!!!

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by cjm89

QUOTE: Originally posted by twhite

CJM: Add "Where Eagles Dare", the film he made back in '69 with Richard Burton. Beautiful Austrian alpine scenery and everything in the world gets blown up. Reason I like it so much is that Eastwood only has about a page worth of dialogue in the whole film, so I don't have to listen to that raspy voice of his.

I've never even heard of that one. I'll have to ckeck for it in case it's ever on.

Where Eagles Dare is a rather good movie, After reading Clint Eastwood's Biography, I guess Richard Burton was tanked pretty much through the whole shoot.

CJM, Eastwood said in his book he think's unnecessary dialogue takes away from the movie. Manerisims give more depth to most of his characters.