hi all!! The other night at work, a few of the fellas and myself were playing a version of "the newlywed game", and trying to guess what our wives 5 favorite movies were. Most of us did surprisingly well. One of my coworkes mentioned that you could tell alot about a person by what their favorite movies were. Melissa's post about the snack foods prompted me to post this, so,,,,, anybody care to list their top 5?  I have a REAL HARD time listing only five, but here goes,  "The Outlaw Josey Wales", ,,,,," The God FAther",,,,,"The Dirty Dozen",,,,,"Field of Dreams" (I cry every time i watch it) ,,,, and "A Christmas Carol" with Reginald Owen as Scrooge. Oh Hell,, the more I think about , I want to change them all,, no wait, just add two, no,, chahnge them all,, oh hell,,,  Tuck

A League of Their Own
Forrest Gump
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Overboard
Plains, Trains and Automobiles

Langa

In no particular order......

"Badder Santa"
"Vanishing Point" (1970)
"Pulp Fiction"
"Kelly's Heroes"
"Star Gate"

Pfff, really hard to give exactly 5 movies, as there are a few more which I classify as my all time favourites.

Comedy:
Top Secret
Monty Python's Life of Brian
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Meaning of life (also Monty Python)

Old school Euro thrash horror:
The beyond
House by the cemetery
City of the living dead

Other horror:
Hellraiser
Evil dead

Stange and creepy:
Jacob's Ladder (absolutely divine)
anything by David Lynch

Drama:
Turks Fruit (old seventies Paul Verhoeven when he still was  Dutch)
Elsker deg for evigt (breathtakingly beautiful love triangle from Denmark)

Furthermore I am a huge fan of:
Al Pacino
Robert deNiro
Jack Nicholson



Pascal.


BTW: if movies are revealing of one's character, does my penchant for horror categorize me as One Sick Puppy  ;D?

What Dreams May Come
Rumble Fish
City Of Angels
The Crow
Natural Born Killers

Hm.  It's hard to pick my 5 favorites, but 5 that come to mind that I really enjoyed are:

"The Piano"
"The Red Violin"
"Amadeus"
"Fargo"
"Pan's Labyrinth"

Best,

George

Some off the top of my head are:

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (any time of year, I LOVE it!)
Titanic
Romancing the Stone
Jurassic Park
Robin Hood: Men in Tights


:)

Shawshank Redemption and Gone with the Wind - wonder what that says about me?

sorry- it was 5

ummm...

Lord of the Rings Trilogy (cheating as that is 3 more)

pub girl, thats two that I would have liked to added to my favorites too!!!!!!!!!!!!! GWTW and shawshank            Tuck

LOTR trilogy as well..(so that makes 3?)
Out of Africa
Under the Tuscan Sun
Chocolate
Labarynth

Redd wrote on Dec 17^th, 2008 at 1:28pm:

Labarynth

You remind me of the babe
(What babe?)
Babe with the power
(What power?)
Power of voodoo
(Who do?)
You do
(Do what?)
Remind me of the babe

[smiley=grin2.gif]

The Lake House

The Notebook

Terms of Endearment

A Christmas Story

About Last Night

( I'm SUCH a girl!!!!!)

Jeannie

Melissa wrote on Dec 17^th, 2008 at 1:46pm:

Redd wrote on Dec 17th, 2008 at 1:28pm: Labarynth You remind me of the babe (What babe?) Babe with the power (What power?) Power of voodoo (Who do?) You do (Do what?) Remind me of the babe [smiley=grin2.gif]

Yep..... ;D

Oh, girls!!! I LOVE those 3 Langa & Pegg said...........Breakfast @ Tiffanys, Under The Tuscan Sun, & Chocolat!! Also have never watched as many movies as I am now due to Unemployment!

My favorite are "Chick Flicks" mostly...such as:
The Holiday
Bed of Roses
P.S. I Love You
Also, The King & I, The Sound of Music, oh!!! The Wizard of Oz...........
So many!!!

Out of Africa
A Star is Born
Lady Sings the Blues
Legends of the Fall
Godfather
The Way We Were


ooops....that's more than 5.  I love the older movies.  It seems they 'meant' something.....well to me anyway. :)

Melissa wrote on Dec 17^th, 2008 at 1:46pm:

Redd wrote on Dec 17th, 2008 at 1:28pm: Labarynth You remind me of the babe (What babe?) Babe with the power (What power?) Power of voodoo (Who do?) You do (Do what?) Remind me of the babe [smiley=grin2.gif]

Is that from Blazing Saddles???  ;)

My top 5 or so...

Blazing Saddles
To Have and Have Not
Casablanca
The Sting
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
A League of Thier Own
A Field of Dreams
Animal House
Forrest Gump
Saving Private Ryan

I just thought of another   "A River Runs Through It"     That's a good one too!

Jeannie

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Jaws
Sling Blade
Bonnie and Clyde
Apocalypse Now

Comedies need their own list.....headed by MP and The Holy Grail! :)

Scrooge with Alistar Sim of course

Godfather
Dr. Strangelove
Casablanca
Planes, Trains & Automobiles
All the Sellers Pink Panthers

More:

Witness For The Prosecution
A Gathering Storm (rent this!)
Battle Of Britain
Sink The Bismarck

Charlie

Stripes & an Aussie movie probably not known to well overseas " The Castle".

Jeannie wrote on Dec 17^th, 2008 at 2:25pm:

I just thought of another   "A River Runs Through It"     That's a good one too! Jeannie

It is a good movie, and therein lies the problem.   ;)

After "The Movie" came out, flyfishing suddenly became fashionable.  

Those of us who are lifelong fly anglers watched the price of decent equipment suddenly rise into the stratosphere as droves of new-minted enthusiasts began buying up the goods.  Rivers filled with the clueless, slogging through the best lies, whipping the water into froth.  Fights broke out.  No--really.  

It was pretty bad out there for a while.  Eventually, of course, the craze subsided.  Those who were truly interested stayed with the sport.  The majority moved on to the next thing--golf, or something.

Nowadays, flyfishing has settled back into its old ways--a few eccentrics practicing their peculiar art--but you can always be assured of a lively discussion if you mention "The Movie" over a bottle shared by the campfire.

Best,

George  

There are lots of good movies posted, especially Jackie's list. The only new one I'd add is "I am Sam" with Sean Penn.

Charlotte

Terms of Endearment
When Harry met Sally
The Notebook
Titanic
Mama Mia
Chicago
All Tom Hanks Movie's

Yes, I know that's certainly more then 5 since I added the Tom Hanks movies.

"Reign Over Me" Adam Sandler & Don Cheadle  I cried :>(
"I Am Legend" Will Smith I liked both endings too
"The Mist" newest one what an ending wow
"Sin City" liked that kind of black and white in with color
I will stop there


Terry

Just 5? That is hard, I have too many faves... Fine. Here's 5 I like a lot:

The Hours
Moulin Rouge
Patch Adams
Ocean's 11
Braveheart

And then there's about 1000 romantic comedies... ;D

Sanna

Bringing up ''Top secret'' just had me wanna share some of the scenes that never fail to crack me up with y'all:

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I can't list 5...

The company I am with right now is launching a service (top secret for now) that will have essentially ALL movies available ALL the time, on demand.  I'm not talking about the puny library of movies that NetFlix or the Apple Store has... I mean ALL the movies.  For free, btw.

Imagine being able to (from your TV, not your computer) pick and choose from over 400,000 titles from every major studio.  Or, being able to watch any NBA game ever televised, for example.

I am building the infrastructure to do this... it's bigger than anything I've ever built.  I built AT&T WorldNet, for example, so I know what 'big' is.

Unfortunately it's only for the US at this point, but world domination can't be too far off  :)

As we get closer and closer to launching this, I get more and more excited.  I can't wait until I can tell you all about it.  What I've told you is vastly oversimplified, but when we launch I'll give more details.  Our first units started rolling off the production line this week, and WOW it looks good.

The thing about hard times... people will always want to be entertained.

There are so many good movies listed here...

Add:

Top Gun
A Few Good Men

Here are first three favorites! Might watch the "Badder Santa" tonight! LMAO!!! ;D

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Glory
Being There
Buster and Billy
Casablanca
Apollo 13

Steve G

To Kill a Mockingbird
Psycho (1960s version)
Like water for chocolate
Far away so close
The Elephant man
The King of Hearts (1966 version)
The Pianist
The Piano
Being There (1979... Run! Don't walk to the video store to rent this movie.)

with warm regards,
Tony

Artonio wrote on Dec 18^th, 2008 at 8:50pm:

Being There (1979... Run! Don't walk to the video store to rent this movie.)

Peter Sellers's best movie ever.  The character of Chance the Gardener is a masterpiece.

Best,

George

Lots of great flicks  listed, the guys at work decided it would be better if we listed our top 5 in a particular genre, comedy, action, war, romance , religious, etc. Its TOO hard to just list 5!!!!  Merry Christmas all!!  Tuck

Thanks. Just downloaded "Being There" from NetFlix to my TV.

Black Robe (The best)
Shane
Dr. Strangelove
Brave Heart
The Patriot

Favourite movies?

Tough choice...

Moulin Rouge
Funny Face (and anything else with Audrey - my idol!)
Anchorman
The Wedding Singer
When Harry Met Sally

I could probably add another 10 here though!

5 is too few

The Painted Veil
It's a Wonderful life
Pay it Forward
Missisippi Burning
A Time to Kill

There are so many others I love too but I've tried to pick ones that really struck a chord with me. All these films have had a huge impact on me and on the person I want to be. (Thank Goodness he didn't ask for only five books - I'd have exploded! LOL)

Everyone has named some great movies. I cant steal anyones thunder with my list as all of  you had at least one that I liked a lot. So I am not going to try and list mine. One I did not see was "One Who Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest" and "American History X". So I will add those to the list.


maalstroom wrote on Dec 17^th, 2008 at 1:08pm:

Furthermore I am a huge fan of: Al Pacino Robert deNiro Jack Nicholson Pascal.

As for actors you forgot one who is up and coming and really over looked...
Edward Norton
Just my humble two cents
Rodger

True Romance
River's Edge
Blue Velvet
Natural Born Killers
Pulp Fiction
After Hours
Ice Harvest
Four Brothers
Crash

medic1852 wrote on Dec 20^th, 2008 at 12:46pm:

Everyone has named some great movies. I cant steal anyones thunder with my list as all of  you had at least one that I liked a lot. So I am not going to try and list mine. One I did not see was "One Who Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest" and "American History X". So I will add those to the list. maalstroom wrote on Dec 17th, 2008 at 1:08pm: Furthermore I am a huge fan of: Al Pacino Robert deNiro Jack Nicholson Pascal. As for actors you forgot one who is up and coming and really over looked... Edward Norton Just my humble two cents Rodger

Oh I absolutely agree, Rodger. Edward Norton IS a fantastic actor and ebjoyed him tremendously in for instance Rounders, Fight club and 25th hour.

Pascal.

Did I miss something or has NOT one person listed a Bogart move????  Personally, I like "to have and have not".  That Bacall chick was something!  I hear she went on to make other films too huh?   How about switching genre's,,,, like, "The Ten Commandments",  or "The Greatest Story Ever Told".  I think people tend to list their favorites based on certain aspects of their lives at the time they saw the flick. And then associate that flick with that certain time of their life. For example, I thought that "Fast Times At Ridgemont High" was one of the funniest things i ever saw,,,, when i was 18.  I watched it not too long ago,, sober,, and thought to myself,,,, "uh, maybe it isnt as good as I thought".  You folks understand what I am saying, or am i just rambling? (I have a tendency to do that).  Tuck

The Lake House
Being There
Dances With Wolves
Mrs Soffel
The Mechanic

Silence Of The Lambs
The World's Fastest Indian
Pretty much anything with either Dennis Hopper or Sir Anthony Hopkins.

Gawd - we have to narrow it down to 5??

The Patriot
The Sound of Music
Young Frankenstein (he vas my BOYFRIEND!)
Bull Durham
Apollo 13

(I couldn't include Hunt for Red October because the book was so much better but I LOVED Connery in that one)

Top Gun
All of Harry Potter
Lord of the Rings
Pretty Woman
Gone with the Wind/Scarlett

Ok I cheated cause that's more than 5.

Deep throat
Debbie Does Dallas
Basic Plumbing
The Bigger the Better
The Pizza Man
:)

Goodfella's ;)

The Godfather.
Live and Let Die.
Ray.
Boondock Saints.
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life.

I haven't answered yet, because I am trying to think it through ...  Still can't decide ... So I will just list some ...

Sound of Music
Young Frankenstien
Rent
The Ghost, and Mrs Muir
Newsies ...


As most of you have said ... the list is SO inadequate!

Chuck

A Bronx Tale
Rudy
Full Metal Jacket
Slap Shot
NAtional Lampoon Vacation

Holy cow...5? Just 5?

Casablanca
Boondock Saints
Clue
When Harry Met Sally
Stand by Me

And if I had 10?

LOTR (trilogy)
Star Wars (all 6)
Top Secret
Spaceballs
My Cousin Vinnie

And if I had 15?

Airplane
Se7en
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
National Lampoon's Vacation
Animal House

20?
From Hell
Back to the Future
Pirates of the Carribean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Love Actually
Flirting

I could keep going. I love movies.

maalstroom wrote on Dec 20^th, 2008 at 3:14pm:

medic1852 wrote on Dec 20th, 2008 at 12:46pm: Everyone has named some great movies. I cant steal anyones thunder with my list as all of  you had at least one that I liked a lot. So I am not going to try and list mine. One I did not see was "One Who Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest" and "American History X". So I will add those to the list. maalstroom wrote on Dec 17th, 2008 at 1:08pm: Furthermore I am a huge fan of: Al Pacino Robert deNiro Jack Nicholson Pascal. As for actors you forgot one who is up and coming and really over looked... Edward Norton Just my humble two cents Rodger Oh I absolutely agree, Rodger. Edward Norton IS a fantastic actor and ebjoyed him tremendously in for instance Rounders, Fight club and 25th hour. Pascal.

Your forgeting The Score with Edward Norton and Robert Denerio, The Illusionist, Red Dragon, Primal Fear, American History X. These are some of Edward Nortons best movies.
Rodger

"As for actors you forgot one who is up and coming and really over looked...
Edward Norton
Just my humble two cents
Rodger"



now THAT (the Score) was a great movie.  Edward Norton is an amazing actor.  He's great in The Hulk too.  

Yep, that boy would be on my island...

Margi wrote on Dec 21^st, 2008 at 4:23pm:

"As for actors you forgot one who is up and coming and really over looked... Edward Norton Just my humble two cents Rodger" now THAT (the Score) was a great movie.  Edward Norton is an amazing actor.  He's great in The Hulk too.   Yep, that boy would be on my island...

If you liked the Score, check out Primal Fear, In this one Edward has a duel personality in it as well. And if that boy would be on your "island" check him out in American History X.
Rodger

One Few Over the Coo-Coos Nest

Dr. Strange Love

The Thing (john carpenter)

Star Wars (all six of them!!!)

Forest Gump

The Green mile

Die Hard

Pulp Fiction

Crimes of Passion (Kathleen Turner)

Body Double (Kathleen Turner, yea I think she’s HOT!!!)

All the Dirty Harry movies


Well that puts me over 21 so I guess I’m busted!?!

Fun, Fun, and PF’s,

Roland. ;) 8-)

yep - seen 'em both.  He really is under-rated.  Primal Fear was riveting.  

Da Lovely
In and Out
Love you to Death
Dave
Drop Dead Gorgeous

Hmmmm, only one without Kevin Kline.

Liz got "Mama Mia" from Netflix, and we're watching it as I type.  

Wow.  It sure is a chick movie...

...Er...not that there's anything wrong with that.   :-X

Best,

George

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all time fav. matewan the coal miner war against the coal companies. it's a really good "shoot em in the knee caps" kinda movie. i'm not much of a union man however unions were a little different in west virginia back in the depression.  i come from a long line of hillbillies
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when i'm really depressed i like to sit in the dark and watch this one.
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"bullet". dad turn me on tho this one. turn up your sound!
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anything from the coen brothers is good
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peter sellers
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i want my cigarettes nurse ratched!!
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another good one to watch in the dark
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raging bull
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OHH!
Big Fish
Second Hand Lions
Pay it Forward
...and, of course, coz I'm a woman.......
GWTW
Steel Magnolias

Cathi

2001 A Space Oddessy
Forrest Gump
Ghost
A few Good Men
Miracle on 34th street (the original with Natalie Wood)
ET

Roadhouse (most sensual sex scent with no nudity that I've ever seen)

Captain Jack Sparrow - all of them (those Depp eyes!)

Anything and everything with Harrison Ford!

I'm sorry, that was more than 5.

Me bad.

Can I add movies I hate?  Any Jaws movies.  I was 9 months pregnant when the first jaws movie came out.  Every time I heard that dum,de,dum,dedum stuff, I tried to lift my feet up on to the theater seat and couldn't!    Damn!  I had nightmares for months and never, ever went back into the ocean for a swim.

Sandy

How about a list of campy stuff or movies that we aren't supposed to like but do? (Not just MST3K stuff)

Colossus Of New York
Reefer Madness of course
Robot Monster
Plan 9 From Outer Space
Glenn Or Glenda (Chuck's Autobiography) 8-)

Charlie

Watched all three of the SHReK movies between last night and tonight. Funny stuff and great animations! [smiley=thumb.gif]
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Charlie wrote on Dec 26^th, 2008 at 7:07pm:

Glenn Or Glenda (Chuck's Autobiography) 8-) Charlie

AAAAHHHHH, I damn near spit my teeth out.....Fuckin charlie.

That there is way to funny for anyone to know.....LMMFAO!!!! ;D ;D ;D

Joyeux Noel.

I just watched it again. I'd forgotten how much I really liked that movie. :)

Charlie wrote on Dec 26^th, 2008 at 7:07pm:

How about a list of campy stuff or movies that we aren't supposed to like but do? (Not just MST3K stuff) Colossus Of New York Reefer Madness of course Robot Monster Plan 9 From Outer Space Glenn Or Glenda (Chuck's Autobiography) 8-) Charlie

About half of my dvd collection is a heap of cheese, as I have a perversion  love for good old fashioned eurotrash from Lucio Fulci, Jesus Franco, and the likes.

Haven't seen the Score, Rodger, but will as soon as I can find the time. American History X was a movie that truely got under my skin.... what an ugly subculture that is.
Red Dragon rocked! I remember as a teenager going with my then-gf Susan going to the cinema for Silence of the lambs and being blown away... awesome stuff.

Pascal.

Ella Enchanted
Overboard
Monster, Inc
Triple X
Dejavu

Hard to pick just 5, so I picked 5 that I would drop everything to watch, lol.

Charlotte

Anybody know the titles of the 1950s and 1960s British music, teenage, or rock movies that ran on TMC some months ago? Lots of fun stuff and Carnaby St. etc. references.

Love that stuff as well as Beat stuff over here.

Charlie

Went to see the new version of "The Day the Earth Stood Still" yesterday.  It sorta blew.

I'll still take the original.  Klaatu, barada nictu.  Trash, but good trash.

Best,

George

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Could be the worst special effects of any movie ever made.  The giant killer shrews are dogs wearing shag rugs or something.

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Could be the worst special effects of any movie ever made.  The giant killer shrews are dogs wearing shag rugs or something.

I love Killer Shrews. It's been a long long time since I saw it. You can add "Attack Of The Giant Leeches" to your list of terrible special effects. The leeches are essentially goofs in what look like Hefty Bags.  8-)

Charlie

Tough choice... :P I watched many movies when I was younger, I loved some of them, but I don't think I would like them that much right now, when I am more mature.

But (in no particular order):
Lord of the Rings trilogy
Schindler's List
The Pianist
The Debt
Der Untergang/Saving Private Ryan/A Bridge Too Far

And if we are talking about TV series, Band of Brothers is definitely a masterpiece.

We watched today Stephen Kings " The Langoliers" We love that one and watched it on Scream TV. Would love to see a new version of it with all the "sound and graphics" of today!

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Benny and Joon
August Rush
Schlinder's List
Dirty Dancing
Paint Your Wagon

Damn, there's just too many!

I can't believe I forgot about these!!!!


The Butterfly Effect
Final Destination
Dogma
Stigmata
Nacho Libre ( [smiley=grin2.gif])

barry_sword wrote on Jan 1^st, 2009 at 5:58pm:

We watched today Stephen Kings " The Langoliers" We love that one and watched it on Scream TV. Would love to see a new version of it with all the "sound and graphics" of today! START PRINTPAGEMultimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!!  You need to or END PRINTPAGE

Haha yeah, I actually watched in when I was ~7 years old, was pretty scary back then. However now it looks pretty funny ;p

washed-out wrote on Jan 1^st, 2009 at 8:20pm:

barry_sword wrote on Jan 1st, 2009 at 5:58pm: We watched today Stephen Kings " The Langoliers" We love that one and watched it on Scream TV. Would love to see a new version of it with all the "sound and graphics" of today! START PRINTPAGEMultimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!!  You need to or END PRINTPAGE Haha yeah, I actually watched in when I was ~7 years old, was pretty scary back then. However now it looks pretty funny ;p

What is "Watched in"?

here's a a good mocho movie.
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wrote on Jan 1^st, 2009 at 8:27pm:

washed-out wrote on Jan 1st, 2009 at 8:20pm: barry_sword wrote on Jan 1st, 2009 at 5:58pm: We watched today Stephen Kings " The Langoliers" We love that one and watched it on Scream TV. Would love to see a new version of it with all the "sound and graphics" of today! START PRINTPAGEMultimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!!  You need to or END PRINTPAGE Haha yeah, I actually watched in when I was ~7 years old, was pretty scary back then. However now it looks pretty funny ;p What is "Watched in"?

It was a typo, should be "IT". I don't know how did I make it, "n" isn't close to "t" on keyboard :p