which is your all time favorite movie ???

[sorapally]

I have a habit of watching movies regularly and my all time favorite movie is THE DARK KNIGHT i loved Heath Ledger's performance and what is your favorite movie and why you love it.

[IdolEyes787]

Red Dawn(2012) because I'd liked to know if anyone actually reads this section.

[sweetdoll22]

my favorite movie is ICE AGE both parts both parts are awesome

[dion09529]

Gang Of Guys Gang Bang Their Buddies Babysitter

[anon]

my favorite movie is ICE AGE both parts both parts are awesome


Gang Of Guys Gang Bang Their Buddies Babysitter

Really.

[Artemis]

Red Dawn(2012) because I'd liked to know if anyone actually reads this section.
Yes I do read it and I can confirm that you have truly appalling taste....

(as well as execrable spelling):blink:

[megabyteme]

My favorite movie is Titanic and The independence day.

That was a good one. I liked how Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum flew in with the space ship and rescued all of the passengers as the Titanic started sinking.. :blink:

[gigabyte]

It has to be The Fifth Element...who doesn't like a mostly naked Mila?

[shakazulu]

Casino. Joe Pesci...nuff said

[latin]

dawn of the dead 2004 remake ftw

[c9le]

batman

[cckwokchun]

batman triology.........its just epic

[dslgal]

most differently......The Sting. Watch it at least once a month...love the poker game ;)

[crazycabbie702]

the dark knight 139363 RIP - Heath Ledger

[gardensnome]

The first 2 Godfathers. Have watched them at least annually for the last couple of decades.

[SumPro]

The Last American Virgin. Love that movie

[Gamer_155]

Taken. Epic.

[madxboxfan]

Forest Gump or the green mile

[Arlathan]

American Beauty. But this is one of the questions which are pointless, because you'll receive answers depending on some one's taste. I like bananas, someone not. Phew

[DrDoLittle99]

Stephen Kings "IT". Who doesn't like a evil clown.

[dodgydush]

Rounders is a good - go to movie when indecision kicks in ... "Pay him, Pay that man his money" - Teddy KGB

[_greeen_]

The Fifth Element - and not because Milla's almost naked. It's a very good movie.

[Biggi2000]

If i had to chose only one i'd say Blade Runner

[bchidef]

August Rush great music

[dsire]

lord of the ring

[aforgetit]

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. But my favorite of the 3 is Return of the King.

[phatmuther]

The Thing. The 80's version.

[wales079]

the moives i like are zombie movies

[IdolEyes787]

You mean the ones made by zombies?

[Wiz62]

Dawn Of The Dead (the original) stands out for me, one of my fav zombie movies

[Bazookum]

Think I'm gonna have to go with Seven Samurai for this one.

Runners up would be 2001: A Space Odyssey and Andrei Rublev.

[frankiedux]

Good Fellas. I can watch that movie over and over again.

[Honoured]

for me its gonna have to be stranger than fiction... without a doubt

[Flamey87]

Intouchables. What a great, great film

[bjames]

Not the best in the world but I like Next with Nicholas Cage - I just wish I could see 2 minutes ahead

[IdolEyes787]

Not the best in the world but I like Next with Nicholas Cage - I just wish I could see 2 minutes ahead

That movie has to have one of the worst endings ever put on film.

It's more than lazy,it's an insult to the audience to suddenly tell them that they just wasted 90 minutes of their lives because none of what they just watched even happened.

[b33f]

Shawshank Redemption. Bunch of prisoners talking but meaningful.

[IdolEyes787]

Shawshank Redemption. Bunch of prisoners talking but meaningful.

The Shawshank Redemption is the cinematic equivalent of The Emperor's New Clothes.True Story.

Obviously a whole lot of people have been smoking a whole lot of something for the movie to be given the highest rating on IMDB.:blink:

[melcar32]

My fav is really "Meet Joe Black"....not really for the video or plot....but for the music. I thought it was at times very poignant. But also because I like chick flicks I guess.

[billie]

The Lord of the Rings.

[rybosomes]

The Matrix. The sequels were increasingly bad, but the first holds up for me.

[dstreet200]

For me it would have to be Rocky, love the underdog story and for me this is as good as it comes. The soundtrack is amazing and one of the greatest of all time for a motion picture

[maxxim00]

Avengers movie is my fav movie even though each individual one was good...the fully assembled was the best. Can't wait to see if Justice League ever makes it to the silver screen. But if they assemble Superman, Batman, Spiderman...etc that will be my new favorite!

[JethroB]

The first 3 films of the Rocky Series are great.

[abum]

Terminator 2, Director's Cut. Absolute classic.

[Ewarwoowoo82]

Its gotta be starwars Episode 5..

[Bazookum]

It almost pains me to single it down to one movie but...

I think I can live with "Seven Samurai" taking that number one spot.

[Psychosis]

The Green Mile

[kila]

Has to be Ronin for me. Robert de Niro, fast cars chases, great gun battles and a bit of nookie. What more can I say.

[IdolEyes787]

. Can't wait to see if Justice League ever makes it to the silver screen. But if they assemble Superman, Batman, Spiderman...etc that will be my new favorite!

Yeah I can see that you're a big DC fan.:mellow:

[REDBULL2K7]

so far thi year its escape plan

[anthoneous]

Ride along is really funny.

[IdolEyes787]

so far thi year its escape plan

All time obviously meaning in the last month and even then, The Escape Plan doesn't qualify.

[pLugiN]

Gran Torino by far the best movie i've watched...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1205489/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

[jojitcute]

shawshank redemption is my fave

[pseudologer]

shawshank redemption is my fave

mine too, great movie

[jimmyblackcab]

WATCHED A FILM YESTERDAY AND ITS GOTTA BE THE BEST FILM ROBIN WILLIAMS EVER MADE AND ITS bicentenial man IF YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT ITS A MUST SEE

[dallasorlowski]

pulp fiction
so may points

[piercerseth]

WATCHED A FILM YESTERDAY AND ITS GOTTA BE THE BEST FILM ROBIN WILLIAMS EVER MADE AND ITS bicentenial man IF YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT ITS A MUST SEE

CERTAINLY NO BETTER THAN cadillac man?

Seriously though, surely Awakenings, One Hour Photo, or The Final Cut are better examples of his range?

[IdolEyes787]

Robin Williams has range?:unsure:

Also fuck you.

Good Will Hunting and Dead Poets Society ,oh captain my captain.

[piercerseth]

Also fuck you.
Sometimes I'm a little contrarian with my choices.

And no, fuck Whitman*

Although, I legitimately smile everytime I hear the farting wife bit.



*not really

[IdolEyes787]

Actually the "fuck you " was directed towards jimmyblackcab but I guess in conflict one must expect some collateral damage.

If it's any consolation,I'm basically immune to any guilt from the inadvertent pain I may have caused you.:)

[gillian56]

Really loved The client.

[CTUagent]

Probably The Rock

[justersress]

Indiana Jones =) for sure.. the old classics.

[jimmyblackcab]

i think im probably talking about the family friendly robin williams ????????? sat on the couch with the kids with your bucket of popcorn type of night... it is a good film

and in answer to the person who wants to fuck me then all i can say is its no wonder that people do not want to introduce themselves as noobs and strike up a conversation when you have the people with knowledge of computers but the total lack of social interaction and the im always right everybodys wrong attitude answering them so whoever did direct the fuck you at me grow up you childish twat

[chosen14u]

Red Dawn 80's version

[iidoido]

Zodiac by David Fincher. Most underrated film of all time.

[moussie]

Final Fantasy: the spirits within

[IdolEyes787]

i think im probably talking about the family friendly robin williams ????????? sat on the couch with the kids with your bucket of popcorn type of night... it is a good film

and in answer to the person who wants to fuck me then all i can say is its no wonder that people do not want to introduce themselves as noobs and strike up a conversation when you have the people with knowledge of computers but the total lack of social interaction and the im always right everybodys wrong attitude answering them so whoever did direct the fuck you at me grow up you childish twat

Salient points overlooked:

I don't actually know anything about compewters
You said it was the "BEST FILM ROBIN WILLIAMS EVER MADE" and the type of quality that you are alluding to is not age dependent.
It was a joke

As for "growing up",if that means become so thin-skinned that a simple word,without the slightest clue as to the actual motivation behind it offends me ,then I certainly hope not.

Btw I apologize for again forgetting where I am posting and will in the future strive to be as dour and phony as most everybody else. :)

[jimmyblackcab]

it would seem that someone telling you to grow up has actually got to you matey ???? dont worry about it..... it was just me..... i thought by your comments that it was one of my grandkids winding me up..... something us society veterans get used to on a daily basis...if i offended your REP by DISSING you (hey that sounds young and hip ) then i can only apologise on air in front of the whole foram BUT and it is a big BUT what i said about people not wanting to talk on here stands??? i have been a member for some time and it will not do anybodies confidence any good if WHEN someone bucks up the courage to ask something on here or give an opinion to something it is met with a FUCK YOU ....i will add that it really didnt bother me because i was a black cab driver in bolton for 22 years and i dont think there is a name that i have not been called on a sat night so you might as well save your typing finger.... and dont bother thinking of a fire back at you comment because its over matey i forgive you and you comments ...because thats the type of person i am.....

[hc87]

I would say No Country for Old Men, great movie.

[IdolEyes787]

it would seem that someone telling you to grow up has actually got to you matey ???? dont worry about it..... it was just me..... i thought by your comments that it was one of my grandkids winding me up..... something us society veterans get used to on a daily basis...if i offended your REP by DISSING you (hey that sounds young and hip ) then i can only apologise on air in front of the whole foram BUT and it is a big BUT what i said about people not wanting to talk on here stands??? i have been a member for some time and it will not do anybodies confidence any good if WHEN someone bucks up the courage to ask something on here or give an opinion to something it is met with a FUCK YOU ....i will add that it really didnt bother me because i was a black cab driver in bolton for 22 years and i dont think there is a name that i have not been called on a sat night so you might as well save your typing finger.... and dont bother thinking of a fire back at you comment because its over matey i forgive you and you comments ...because thats the type of person i am.....

First let me say, bejesus.

Now that's out of the way,if you are so seemingly determined to be wrong about basically everything,who am I to stand in your way,so pip,pip and carry on and all that.

[Flavoune]

Blade runner ! The fist and best antology sci-fi movie ever.

[sulley]

It's got to be Back to the Future! Especially seeing it again in the cinema when it was re-released in 2010 :)

[ezio_c64]

My favourite has to be the Lord of the ring films. Love epic adventures.

[Stehle]

My favourite has to be the Lord of the ring films. Love epic adventures.

Are you perhaps a "Ringer"? ...I have never actually met one in real life.

I have been told they are similar to a Trekkie (which I am), though it would seem differences abound.

(Some say the they may have episode dysfunction disorder (EDD), but I also love a good long adventure story.) :alien:

(I once went out with a very sexy lady who had her ears docked like "elves" do, but she never mentioned the above term and she got a bit defensive if I stared at them too much... then again I had that happen a few times with large breasted women. The song remain the same I guess.) :alien:

[megabyteme]

I once went out with a very sexy lady who had her ears docked like "elves" do, but she never mentioned the above term and she got a bit defensive if I stared at them too much...

So desperately seeking of attention that she had her body modified, then got defensive once given that notice. :frusty:

[brrrm]

Apocalypse now
is my favourite and best movie.:cool:

[meandadda]

Blade Runner. The first release, BEFORE the director's cut.

[Sonicfish]

A toss up between Shawshank Redemption and the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

[jimmyblackcab]

i suppose we better just agree to disagree

[megabyteme]

Blade Runner. The first release, BEFORE the director's cut.

Cheers to that! Personally, I enjoyed the voiceover and can't understand why it has always been so widely disliked. I seem to remember that even Ford did not like doing it from the start.

[piercerseth]

Blade Runner. The first release, BEFORE the director's cut.

Cheers to that! Personally, I enjoyed the voiceover and can't understand why it has always been so widely disliked. I seem to remember that even Ford did not like doing it from the start.

Double cheers. Although I prefer the director's cut ending, I always felt the unicorn addition was way too on-the-nose. Gaff was already dropping enough hints.

[seewhatyoumiss]

Scarface
Mafia-like course impress the mix between absolute brutality and morality ("Do not you ever try to fuck me!"). Very well implemented is also the downfall of Montana: An absolutely broken Pacino with a mountain of cocaine on the desk, in the background you can see on control monitors, as his villa is stormed ...

[laukong]

Godfather series :)

[guaxinim]

Fight Club :D

[christ0fu]

Pulp Fiction

[texas0910]

As for recent movies, I watched "Rust & Bone" . It had a good story with realistic characters. As for my favorite of all time, "The Fifth Element". A quick moving storyline and just enough action.

[koldkane]

The Godfather

[ninjasnake]

Shawshank Redemption

[obscur56]

Old Boy. The original Korean version.

[storm1991]

Mad max 2 is pretty beast

[pellegrino_san]

Wall street.

[TMA2]

My fav is really "Meet Joe Black"....not really for the video or plot....but for the music. I thought it was at times very poignant. But also because I like chick flicks I guess.

That's the exact reaction I had to it, oddly enough. It's far from my favorite movie, but at the time I was watching it, I had a lot of stuff on my mind, I was procrastinating and needed to get up, but I kept watching it and dozing off, waking up, rewinding it a little, watching again, dozing off again, repeat. So the major element that stuck in my subconscious was the score, and I always felt this pensive emotion each time I woke up. It needs editing badly, and a lot of the screenplay didn't make sense pertaining to Joe Black's view of the world and not understanding some things, while immediately and intrinsically understanding others. This, despite his character saying something to the effect of "I've observed humanity since it began" and yet didn't know how to eat? Was it just learning how to coordinate fine motor skills? Kind of lazy writing.

But yes, the score... I really need to grab it somewhere and give it a listen, see if it conjures up any emotions or memories from that morning I watched it.

[sngh]

god father

[maxspadge]

gotta be the lord of the rings trilogy for me

[Stehle]

I think they are all fine choices, but I believe a movie will be made soon that I might call my favorite.

(Many have come close... but none so far.) :alien:

[Flip--]

Really hard to say I have a one favourite. One could be Inception. Although the original concept is actually based on an anime it was still very well executed.

[iceykold]

My all time favorite would have to be "Backdraft" from the early 90's. Great story with humor, drama, and romance. Loved it.

[skeletonmage]

The Fellowship of the Ring is the movie of the LOTR trilogy that touched me the most, so I'll go with that one. Lots and lots of other movies I really like, though.

[playerup]

Gladiator

[XZile]

X-Men and Avengers movies... What can I say... I'm a geek at heart... :D

[javtrade]

Office Space!

[megabyteme]

Gladiator movies

Next thing you'll tell us is that you've seen grown men naked. :idunno:

[IdolEyes787]

My all time favorite would have to be "Backdraft" from the early 90's. Great story with humor, drama, and romance. Loved it.

It blew sort of hot and cold.:drummer:

[bravesfan1976]

My all-time favorite movie, as corny as it sounds, is Happy Gilmore. Don't know why, but it's probably the only movie that, when it's on, I will ALWAYS stop and watch. Close second is Office Space.

[jobby29]

The Lord Of The Rings trilogy, although the first Star Wars trilogy runs it close.

[cnotemd]

The Matrix

[dadho]

in terms of triology LOTR,
the most shocking movie, and marking movie Schindlers List
suprising movie for me has Taken

[IdolEyes787]

in terms of triology LOTR,
the most shocking movie, and marking movie Schindlers List
suprising movie for me has Taken

Is it so bloody hard to understand that "movie" is singular which eliminates trilogies. Also all trilogies (except maybe Three Colours) contain in them films of widely varying quality so you can't group the movies together and have it mean anything.

PS Ffs.
PPS At least you didn't include Shawshank Redemption.:thumbsup:

[2goodcfc]

My favourite Movie has to be Skyfall

[rickyy]

mine has to be goodfellas or if im watching with the other half cant beat stardust we like that one lol

[IdolEyes787]

Serious question.Have you suffered some tragic accident that has left you incapable of using punctuation and capitals or are you simply indifferent to coming off as a retard?

[esksfan]

Such a subjective question with no right answer, but for me it has to be The Godfather.

[djwish]

Armagedon. Dont ask but that movie was awesome despite the shitty acting from the stellar cast. lol

[kmkhyd2014]

my all time favourite movies is in telugu geethanjali

[pootystomp]

Such a subjective question

No Shit

[htd]

The Big Lebowski

[jimmyblackcab]

feckin hate that word .......RETARD.... but then again i'm speaking as a parent of a child with special needs.....

[megabyteme]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn4i8bAfnMY

[mjmacky]

feckin hate that word .......RETARD.... but then again i'm speaking as a parent of a child with special needs.....

To retard is to slow a process. Its use as a derogatory term can apply to constructs, willful idiots, and those with physiological developmental disorders. In essence, it always addresses a below average progression.

I believe most intelligent people are capable of using it in a non offensive manner. To devote a personal passion toward an item of the lexicon is a bit silly. Are you retarded or something?

[jimmyblackcab]

+-wow its obvious you are'nt with an answer like that ....that was straight out of the oxford english dictionary that one ..... it always amazes me how a simple remark to something that WAS meant as something offensive can be answered by a member of the cast of the BIG BANG THEORY and made to sound as if it is the right thing to say you must have a team of researchers to write your daily scripts for you so that you can give politically correct answer's to any given subject. WELL DONE SHELDON ..


Yours sincerely

someone who does not own a dictionary

PS ..and i agree most intelligent people would be capable of using the remark in a non offensive way BUT i did not send it to someone who was

[Artemis]

Would you prefer window licker as a description for the moronic posts that appear with increasing frequency on this board? :blink:

[shriganeshkrupa]

For me their are many movies,Harry Potter Series,Dark knight and Dark knight Rises

[jimmyblackcab]

would it be fair to say then that there is a just a chosen few that are allowed to attempt to entertain us with comments that have become acceptable in certain circles of society,,,, the difference here is that i tend to say what i think is right ???? not what i think others want to hear ???? because either they have been a member longer than others or they are just the class clown that is expected to come up with what they think are entertaining phrases that only appeal to people with the same level of reasoning?????????? this has developed from an earlier comment that was made by myself regarding the use of the word RETARD which lets face it was not used in the latter context (But an attempt to make it seem innocent was put forward by way of a third party) I will not go against what i believe in just to make people look more interesting than they really are ....statistics dictate that there will be a large portion of members and guests that WILL have someone in their family that has some form of a disability ???? with me it is my daughter who was born with DOWNS SYNDROME so yes certain terminologies do offend and that was one of them....no matter how you try to butter up the way it was said..........anyway sorry for speaking out of turn about something so dear to my heart....

[IdolEyes787]

In my defense I only called him a retard because it made me momentarily feel better and actual physical violence wasn't an option.

Btw I consider myself an extremely tolerant person as I rarely comment on how much Quaterquack's face offends me.




To retard is to slow a process. Its use as a derogatory term can apply to constructs, willful idiots, and those with physiological developmental disorders. In essence, it always addresses a below average progression.

I believe most intelligent people are capable of using it in a non offensive manner. To devote a personal passion toward an item of the lexicon is a bit silly. Are you retarded or something?

^^ Emotional retard.

[Artemis]

would it be fair to say then that there is a just a chosen few that are allowed to attempt to entertain us with comments that have become acceptable in certain circles of society,,,, the difference here is that i tend to say what i think is right ???? not what i think others want to hear ???? because either they have been a member longer than others or they are just the class clown that is expected to come up with what they think are entertaining phrases that only appeal to people with the same level of reasoning?????????? this has developed from an earlier comment that was made by myself regarding the use of the word RETARD which lets face it was not used in the latter context (But an attempt to make it seem innocent was put forward by way of a third party) I will not go against what i believe in just to make people look more interesting than they really are ....statistics dictate that there will be a large portion of members and guests that WILL have someone in their family that has some form of a disability ???? with me it is my daughter who was born with DOWNS SYNDROME so yes certain terminologies do offend and that was one of them....no matter how you try to butter up the way it was said..........anyway sorry for speaking out of turn about something so dear to my heart...
You know that nearly brought a tear to my eye.....well it would if I was a teenage girl and loved melodrama, since I am not that rather prissy speech was fairly laughable. I am talking about YOU here and your belief that you should say 'that there is a just a chosen few that are allowed to attempt to entertain us with comments that have become acceptable in certain circles of society,,,, the difference here is that i tend to say what i think is right ???? not what i think others want to hear ????'.

If you are going to be so easily offended by comments on an internet forum then you may not want to be an active member of this one too much longer, we might make you cry and that would be sad.....

As for the second part of the speech and the daughter with DOWNS SYNDROME, another poster in this very thread has a child who is also afflicted with Trisomy 21, while we have others here with children with other needs including Autism. They all manage to carry on here without the need to become offended, and I myself have a condition which has caused me to be called a retard and treated differently my entire life. What offends me is how lazy and dull witted many people are becoming in their almost childlike posts, some of which you actually have to read several times before you can decipher the meaning, if there is actually a meaning at all.

[jimmyblackcab]

you seem to be melodramatic in other ways and as far as child like posts there is nothing wrong in being a little sympathetic to how people might feel when they hear certain words that could hit a nerve ????? i mean lets face it its obvious that my comments have hit a lot of nerves today and i have not said anything that would offend..anyway think its better to agree to disagree and leave it (so long farewell Auf Wiedersehen goodbye. )sound of music another good film ha ha ha ha ha

[megabyteme]

I've actually been looking for some breeding stock for my son. At this point I'm willing to consider any options as long as she doesn't have that over-sized tongue thing. That really creeps me out.

And drooling. But I have to assume those sort of go together...



Yours sincerely

someone who does not own a dictionary

Apple doesn't fall far from the tree, does it? :no:

[IdolEyes787]

you seem to be melodramatic in other ways and as far as child like posts there is nothing wrong in being a little sympathetic to how people might feel when they hear certain words that could hit a nerve ????? i mean lets face it its obvious that my comments have hit a lot of nerves today and i have not said anything that would offend..anyway think its better to agree to disagree and leave it (so long farewell Auf Wiedersehen goodbye. )sound of music another good film ha ha ha ha ha

I approve of the above delusional post.

In other unrelated news, apparently Google spell correct fails in differentiating between childlike and child like, a fact which mjmacky probably will use in a future legal defense.

[sci]

That's an impossible question for me. I have a new fav of all time every year! "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" was one of them.

[Artemis]

you seem to be melodramatic in other ways and as far as child like posts there is nothing wrong in being a little sympathetic to how people might feel when they hear certain words that could hit a nerve ????? i mean lets face it its obvious that my comments have hit a lot of nerves today and i have not said anything that would offend..anyway think its better to agree to disagree and leave it (so long farewell Auf Wiedersehen goodbye. )sound of music another good film ha ha ha ha ha

*Sigh... O.K. I will try and use simple words and sentence structure so there will be no misunderstanding this time, please put up your hand if you do not understand something I am saying. The conversation devolved (spiralled down) after you took offense to Idol calling one of the posters here a retard (that was him being nice btw) so I inquired if you would prefer the term 'window licker' instead. Not content with this you decided to carry it on, and when I talked about childish posts you took it to mean you personally. In that you were mistaken, apart from the execrable use of punctuation you are in the top 10% of infrequent posters and although somewhat emotional, an easy read.

If you take a couple of teaspoons of cement, add it to a tall glass of water, drink it and harden the fuck up we will all probably get on swimmingly. :blink:

[mjmacky]

a fact which mjmacky probably will use in a future legal defense.

Let us hope that I only need to defend myself in the form of Internet communications.

I obviously don't like struggle, else I'd be raping bigger humans.

[mjmacky]

BIG BANG THEORY

I am insulted that you would think I'd understand the reference. I watched an episode on a plane once, but it was after I had sworn off anything of the modern age that still employs laugh tracks, thus it would not serve to entertain me for the rest of eternity.

I have a revolving gaggle of children that are kept in a secure room. They are encouraged to expand their minds when I'm not expanding their orifices, and some of them have tapped into their writing centers. I use this resource at times to lessen my burdens.

Somebody help us escape! We are near a college in

[mjmacky]

I myself have a condition which has caused me to be called a retard and treated differently my entire life.

What is this thing that explains EVERYTHING? OK, maybe not everything. Answer me unless you're retarded or something.

[mjmacky]

^^ Emotional retard.

Your mom.

If you deny it, I'll punch you in the wig. I bet then you'd consider me a hero.

[IdolEyes787]

For me their are many movies,Harry Potter Series,Dark knight and Dark knight Rises

Cool.My favourite colour is blue,green and also red.
Maybe yellow too.:)

[mjmacky]

For me their are many movies,Harry Potter Series,Dark knight and Dark knight Rises

Cool.My favourite colour is blue,green and also red.
Maybe yellow too.:)

I'm gonna punch your love of yellow straight out your eye hole. Why are you ignoring me?

Idol


Idol


























Hey, Idol.






























Idol!

[darklight710]

007 movies, especially Skyfall and Casino Royal

[N00BatNZBs]

Not sure why, but I still love Fifth Element. Can also watch Fight Club over and over.

[flapstaart]

Back to the future I is mine

[orsome1]

has to be Highlander

[megabyteme]

has to be Highlander

Seriously over-rated, and that is in a thread filled with over-rated titles.

I might be tempted to include it in a Top 5 list of movies including kilts, though. :idunno:

[davidbot]

paycheck ..the best got to watch if haven't seen

[ethelmonk]

I'm still a sucker for old school kung fu movies.

[pootystomp]

I'm still a sucker for old school kung fu movies.

What kind of compensation do you get for something like that? I'm assuming not as much as being a sucker for hood movies considering lack of hazard pay.

[megabyteme]

Now that I think about it, ethelmonk is providing a useful service for the kung fu genre. With all of the sweat and testosterone flying around, someone is bound to get a shot-wrecking, raging stiffie. That's when emonk puts his golden throat to work. In seconds, the Kung Fu actor is ready for work, and ethelmonk needs a breath mint. Little sucker saved the day, again...

[piercerseth]

So, a fruffer then?

[megabyteme]

Long time. :D

[LiquidBatman]

Batman Trilogy,
Lotr Trilogy,
The last Samurai :)

[IdolEyes787]

What is?Which are? Language seriously who really gives a fuck?

Btw my all thyme favourite movie is anything concerning herbs.

[teflon05]

What is?Which are? Language seriously who really gives a fuck?

Btw my all thyme favourite movie is anything concerning herbs.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay3GgrYEa1M

[megabyteme]

What is?Which are? Language seriously who really gives a fuck?

Btw my all thyme favourite movie is anything concerning herbs.

[video=Herbie]

:lol: Actually made me laugh...

[teflon05]

He seems like a "herbie" type. Although he might enjoy this one also:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0smlX2l9Fk

[IdolEyes787]

What is?Which are? Language seriously who really gives a fuck?

Btw my all thyme favourite movie is anything concerning herbs.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay3GgrYEa1M

Nice headlights.

142795

[taraschatzi]

The Color Purple!!!

[megabyteme]

The Color Purple!!!

Well, that's one way to out yourself as an empowered, ghey African-American. Nicely done on a 3rd post, too.

Idol holds the record with his first post which read, "I'm here, I'm queer, I'm in your face!!1 Call me."

[mtnn32]

there are many good films but Batman Trilogy is taking big timee!

[shoehorn]

The Lion King

[poltrob]

The Shawshank redemption

[IdolEyes787]

The Shawshank redemption

No it's not.

[rubel8887]

My favorite movie is "mission impossible" all series. mission impossible is a modern time movie.it is a really awesome movie.

[ginocasino78]

Lucky # slevin ist the greatest movie ever!

[heathshumaker]

Full Metal Jacket

[pLugiN]

Gran Torino :D

[Trythepie]

John Ford's The Searchers. One of the greatest John Wayne flicks of all time.

[agonistes]

Christmas Vacation...you know, at Christmas.
Goodfellas any other time of the year.

[chiragnick]

The butterfly effect....best thriller i had ever seen

[borrissey]

the Godfather Part 1 and 2

Classics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bp2411]

Back To The Future!

[scener]

For me : the shawshank redemption.

[IdolEyes787]

For me : the shawshank redemption.

Please kill me.

[megabyteme]

For me : the shawshank redemption.

Not the best prison movie by far- Papillon (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070511/) and Cool Hand Luke (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061512/?ref_=nv_sr_1) come to the top of my head.

Nor is it necessarily the best Tim Robbins movie- Personally, I like Hudsucker Proxy (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110074/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_40) better.

[torrentus]

never saw a better movie as Avatar created in 2009 by my favourite director James Cameron. Also chris nolan's movies are all very good, especially the batman movies

[megabyteme]

never saw a better movie as avatar (http://moviescout.tv/stream-avatar-2009-online.html) created in 2009 by my favourite director James Cameron. Also chris nolan's movies are all very good, especially the batman movies

Any chance your real name happens to be Limp Cliché?

[ghettoraj]

The Matrix

[Maan]

Any of the Harry Potter movies.:whistling

[Nitewing3D]

Jaws. Only the first one.

[khatrik46]

spider man 2 my all time favorite...........

[megabyteme]

spider man 2 my all time favorite...........

I can only assume you have the memory of, and movie selection of, a goldfish.

[IdolEyes787]

Spider Man was OK.Spider Man 2 was great.Spider Man 3 was AWESOME!!!!
Evidence of the essential truth in my words.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPN1BvR02Xo&feature=kp



Obviously there is no mercenary interests involved by and making so many of them,they are striving for perfection. :)

Btw same holds true for the Burton inspired Batman series,Alien,Die Hard,Lethal Weapon and Jaws but not stuff like Friday the 13th and Halloween which how somehow confounded logic and always been near perfect.:)

And now a message from our sponsor who thinks Denzel is stuck in a rut and doesn't make us forget Edward Woodward


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAI7rF0eQyQ

[megabyteme]

And now a message from our sponsor who thinks Denzel is stuck in a rut and doesn't make us forget Edward Woodward

[video=youtube]

It would only take slight editing to change that video into a black pimp fighting for his teenage property from an ambitious Russian mob branch.

[IdolEyes787]

That's very racist.Just because the character is Black he has to be a pimp. :ermm:
For your information there are many other jobs that African Americans can hold down,like professional basketball player or inner city drug dealer or member of Justin Bieber's inner circle or the first person to die in horror movies.

[megabyteme]

That's very racist.Just because the character is Black he has to be a pimp. :ermm:
For your information there are many other jobs that African Americans can hold down,like professional basketball player or inner city drug dealer or member of Justin Bieber's inner circle or the first person to die in horror movies.

He's obviously way too old for any of those jobs. Actually, he's getting too old to play a convincing black anymore. :no:

[piercerseth]

And now a message from our sponsor who thinks Denzel is stuck in a rut and doesn't make us forget Edward Woodward

[video=youtube]

It would only take slight editing to change that video into a black pimp fighting for his teenage property from an ambitious Russian mob branch.
That trailer could have been made about 10x cooler if they'd used Copeland's score from the show opening. Still gives me the chills.

Thinking the linoeum knife fight in Eastern Promises could have played out much more quickly if the protagonist had been a naked black man :O

[IdolEyes787]

That trailer could have been made about 10x cooler if they'd used Copeland's score from the show opening. Still gives me the chills.



We should be thankful that they didn't turn it into a comedy starring Ben Stiller .

Btw is that the same Equalizer title logo thingy? I could look it up but I figure why bother when I could trick someone else into doing it for me.

[acoushawk]

Ghostbusters

[Artemis]

Fuck it, I'm in....


The Bedford Incident.

And in first equal place.... a movie from the same year, 1965....




The Flight of the Phoenix.

[IdolEyes787]

Fuck it, I'm in....


The Bedford Incident.

And in first equal place.... a movie from the same year, 1965....




The Flight of the Phoenix.

Interesting choice on the Bedford Incident although if I remember correctly you have previously displayed interest in The Cold War.

Personally I have a hard time enjoying anything non Western with Richard Widmark as he falls into Chuck Heston territory of no matter what the character he's playing somehow still making me wish I could punch him in the face.
I appreciate the fact that you like adventure movies though .I don't know if you noticed but most all the other spastics here only seem to like something if it involves bad triumphing over good and/or Mads Mikkelsen or in Mary's case, pig rape.

[mjmacky]

pig rape.

You're underplaying schoolgirl rape. I still have that movie with the full intention of showing it to guests. I've had plenty of people over, but I keep forgetting that I have this piece of entertainment. Could you be a doll and reference it more frequently, like, in the main threads?

[megabyteme]

Mary's case, pig rape.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCA-wk76UXc

[Artemis]

Well, we now know what Meg does in the wee small hours..... :naughty:

[megabyteme]

Well, we now know what Meg does in the wee small hours..... :naughty:

Well, you know the old saying..."You can take the farm out of the boy, but you cannot keep the boy out of the farm."

Or something like that... :whistling

---------

And cue PokeItInMe, who has nothing to add to this site, but will feel the need to take this joke and believe that he has come up with something "brilliant". :slap:

[IdolEyes787]

pig rape.

You're underplaying schoolgirl rape. I still have that movie with the full intention of showing it to guests. I've had plenty of people over, but I keep forgetting that I have this piece of entertainment. Could you be a doll and reference it more frequently, like, in the main threads?

What movie?I just assumed you're into pig rape.:unsure:




And cue PokeItInMe, who has nothing to add to this site, but will feel the need to take this joke and believe that he has come up with something "brilliant". :slap:

Some of his posts seem to have been removed which leaves me conflicted because as asinine as they were,they were still thoughts,more or less.

It also robs me of much opportunity.:(

I mean I suppose I could comment on stuff Art says but then he just ignores it anyway.:cry:

[megabyteme]

IKR, as truly stupid as he is, he almost makes sentence-like things on the screen. Sometimes.

It's almost as if Dion had a son with a severely retarded woman, then that son also bred with the mother. Then it played with a gun and got a bullet lodged in the creative portion of its brain- but somehow figured out how to make rambling, all-lowercase posts.

Nature just has a way of not letting some pitiful creatures die painlessly. :idunno:

[Artemis]

And cue PokeItInMe, who has nothing to add to this site, but will feel the need to take this joke and believe that he has come up with something "brilliant". :slap:

Some of his posts seem to have been removed which leaves me conflicted because as asinine as they were,they were still thoughts,more or less.

It also robs me of much opportunity.:(

I mean I suppose I could comment on stuff Art says but then he just ignores it anyway.:cry:

Awwwww...... do you need a tissue?

Actually on the subject of your last poast in this thread, it is kind of funny that you can't get past Charlton Heston being a Western actor, being that his seminal works are The Planet of the Apes and Ben Hur. Richard Widmark in The Bedford Incident, was superb as the overzealous warship commander.

If you want an actor that it's hard to get past his Western acting origins, it's Lee Van Cleef, all the way through his scenes in Escape from New York I was looking for the shot glass of red eye whisky and the six shooter on his hip.

The main reason why I don't post in these sections very much is a general malaise from the overwhelming flood of spamtards defecating all over these forum sections, with single sentence (if you are lucky) posts that have little or no relevance to the title or general discussion.

[IdolEyes787]

I never said that I couldn't get past Heston as a "Western" actor.I just, like Widmark or Adam Sandburg, tend to find him personally grating.Honestly off the top of my head I can't think of one Western Heston starred in.When I think Heston if I think of anything it's Biblical epics.

Sadly some people who just strike you and Hitler the wrong way and that's why we have violence to deal with such incongruities.
On the other hand,some people you can't help but like,I would say another "Bedford" actor,Sidney Poitier,to be among them.
Strangely this may have nothing to do with reality as for all I know Widmark was an angel among men and Poitier the opposite.

I'd also like to point out the obvious "problem" with this thread.No one,not even me,cares what is someone's favourite movie.The interesting part is not the "what" but the "why" and here I'm talking beyond technical aspects of and looking at personally motivating factors.
For example,Meg likes The Good,The Bad and The Ugly and Oldboy because he has a pretty big gun fetish and never tires of watching people die.

[Artemis]

The difference between Widmark and Heston in your scenario is that Charlton Heston played the hero, in so many of Widmark's films he was the villain, and he cultivated an edgy angst ridden bad boy, which made him far more than a 2 dimensional baddy like so many others. In many ways The Bedford Incident was a perfect vehicle for his acting style, but as you mention the supporting cast was excellent as well. Sidney Poitier was out of his comfort zone, an arrogant hard hitting photo journalist, out for the next sensational story, but with great performances too by Eric Portman as the U-boat ace and Martin Balsam as the ship's Doctor on a ship that did not need one.

What makes The Bedford Incident a memorable movie for me is the development of the characters, and the complex building of tensions between them. These days movies are all about the next adrenalin rush, or fear response with little thought to the characters and how they interact, there is very little subtext to the story just a bucket load of explosions, thousands of rounds of ammo expended, and an unnecessarily long winded amount of CGI effects.









And now, after this brief word from our sponsors, it's back to spastic one line sentences with little to no context......

[Demonictoyz]

Oldies are always great. how about 'Blonds have more fun' (1979)

[IdolEyes787]

What makes The Bedford Incident a memorable movie for me is the development of the characters, and the complex building of tensions between them. These days movies are all about the next adrenalin rush, or fear response with little thought to the characters and how they interact, there is very little subtext to the story just a bucket load of explosions, thousands of rounds of ammo expended, and an unnecessarily long winded amount of CGI effects.



Nice film school answer,Leonard Maltin but I was rather hoping for a more human answer on why that particular movie and not some equally worthy one speaks to your soul.



And now, after this brief word from our sponsors, it's back to spastic one line sentences with little to no context......



Oldies are always great. how about 'Blonds have more fun' (1979)

In life as in Art few things disappoint as much as predictability.

Also "oldies" are hardly ever great.
PS ffs.

[megabyteme]

Nice film school answer,Leonard Maltin but I was rather hoping for a more human answer on why that particular movie and not some equally worthy one speaks to your soul.

Art is from the south of the equator, which if my American history classes are correct, is a "fiery pit of torture and brimstone". Essentially, it is where bad people go for being non-white or having too many natural resources. :fear:

[IdolEyes787]

True story.I just happened to watch a bit of House Hunters International featuring Wellington and the thought struck me that when reading people's posts I always have a Canadian dialect artificially attached to everyone.:unsure:
I am attempting now to be more accurate in my imagining of everybody and I have to say that Art sure doesn't sound near as smart with that funny accent.

You on the other hand still sound fat.

A bit more nasally though.

Rart is basically the same but now ends a lot of sentences with Ah so.

[K3NA]

War of the Worlds 1953

[megabyteme]

True story.I just happened to watch a bit of House Hunters International featuring Wellington and the thought struck me that when reading people's posts I always have a Canadian dialect artificially attached to everyone.:unsure:

No wonder you are so surly. That would be enough to drive anyone over the edge. :O

BTW, you probably shouldn't try to come across as superio[u]r AND admit to watching House Hunters in the same post. :no:

[IdolEyes787]

I was being cereal.Don't you do the same thing and just have everyone speak in your case in Northeastern American?
I just find that weird or telling or something.

I also,strangely,don't attach images to most people except those who have provided pictures.
I'm pretty sure this is unhealthy on some social or psychological level.

As for trying to be superior,mostly that is the furthest thing from my mind the thing I'm least trying to do.
I get frustrated by people's seeming lack of caring and wish for better, and this is how I deal with it, that's all.

Btw I've also been know in times of boredom to watch Survivor and The Amazing Race and even,God help me,America's Got Talent :frusty:.

[megabyteme]

I was being cereal.Don't you do the same thing and just have everyone speak in your case in Northeastern American?
I just find that weird or telling or something.

If you mean, "Try to sound out the big words", then yes. :P

Honestly, I tend to read online the way I have always done so with novels. That is, each individual takes on (usual) characteristics or tone based on what I have learned about them. From what I understand from prior conversations like this, your way is FAR more common- people just do not realize they are doing it.

Now I'm off to factor into my head-speech-calculator the knowledge of your watching of our ('Merkin) lowest common denominator programming.

OK, got it. Your new voice:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF-CkMpQtlY&feature=kp

[Artemis]

Nice film school answer,Leonard Maltin but I was rather hoping for a more human answer on why that particular movie and not some equally worthy one speaks to your soul.

Never did a film course in my life :snooty:

Believe it or not that is actually my human answer, I like a believable interplay between characters, and a plot driven story that builds on the interactions between the characters. Recent films that also fall into this category and are memorable films for me are Training Day, Michael Clayton and Gosford Park, but for me personally the tension created and the climactic scenes of The Bedford Incident are more memorable.



Anything else, Torquemada?


True story.I just happened to watch a bit of House Hunters International featuring Wellington and the thought struck me that when reading people's posts I always have a Canadian dialect artificially attached to everyone.:unsure:
I am attempting now to be more accurate in my imagining of everybody and I have to say that Art sure doesn't sound near as smart with that funny accent.




At least I don't go around saying 'eh' all the time..... :blink:

[ziggyjuarez]

Groundhog day.

[megabyteme]

Groundhog day.

If you want to see a FAR less poignant, less interesting, but filled with CGI violence that the storyline makes you realize doesn't matter version, see Edge of Tomorrow (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/) with Tom Cruise playing action hero Bill Murray caught up in a Starship Troopers world. :yup:

[IdolEyes787]

I seemed to have missed the poignant part of Groundhog Day.
It was when the Groundhog drove the car wasn't it?

Hey,Mug you should watch The Raid 2 because there's a scene where people are brutally killed with a two hammers so obviously that makes it twice as good as Oldboy.

[megabyteme]

Hey,Mug you should watch The Raid 2 because there's a scene where people are brutally killed with a two hammers so obviously that makes it twice as good as Oldboy.

Made me :lol::lol:

Now you nod your head and I'll hit it with a hammer. http://i.imgur.com/PCdLB98.gif?1

PS- It is impossible for a movie to be twice as good as Oldboy without Mads Mikkelsen being in it.

[piercerseth]

If you want to see a FAR less poignant, less interesting, but filled with CGI violence that the storyline makes you realize doesn't matter version, see Edge of Tomorrow (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/) with Tom Cruise playing action hero Bill Murray caught up in a Starship Troopers world. :yup:

Harsh, man. Bill Paxton is great in whatever he's in.

If I was caught in some kind of causal loop I'll take Emily Blunt over Andie Mcdowell any day(s).

[Artemis]

If you want to see a FAR less poignant, less interesting, but filled with CGI violence that the storyline makes you realize doesn't matter version, see Edge of Tomorrow (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/) with Tom Cruise playing action hero Bill Murray caught up in a Starship Troopers world. :yup:

Harsh, man. Bill Paxton is great in whatever he's in.

If I was caught in some kind of causal loop I'll take Emily Blunt over Andie Mcdowell any day(s).

Bill Paxton? :blink:



You need to ventilate the room when painting/gluing/meth labing.....

[IdolEyes787]

He meant Sara Paxton.

[piercerseth]

Bill Paxton? :blink:



You need to ventilate the room when painting/gluing/meth labing.....
New fume hood is on back order. Cooking my crank with a foot bellows and a box fan in the interim.

[megabyteme]

If I was caught in some kind of causal loop I'll take Emily Blunt over Andie Mcdowell any day(s).

Now you got me thinking of a not-so-casual loop involving both Blunt and McDowell. :naughty:

EDIT- Well, McDowell from the time of Groundhog Day. Now she's 56...

[asdasd21]

Shawshank Redemption also used to be my favourite movie for years. I had no idea at that time that it was such a popular movie. I hardly ever heard anyone talk about it in the 90's and it surprised me to find it at number 1 on the IMDB lists.

[megabyteme]

Shawshank Redemption also used to be my favourite movie for years. I had no idea at that time that it was such a popular movie. I hardly ever heard anyone talk about it in the 90's and it surprised me to find it at number 1 on the IMDB lists.

No excuses, Idol won't stand by and let that be anyone's favorite. :no: And don't even think about liking Hanibal...:fear:

[asdasd21]

Shawshank Redemption also used to be my favourite movie for years. I had no idea at that time that it was such a popular movie. I hardly ever heard anyone talk about it in the 90's and it surprised me to find it at number 1 on the IMDB lists.

No excuses, Idol won't stand by and let that be anyone's favorite. :no: And don't even think about liking Hanibal...:fear:


Still a great movie but I lost some of the interest I had in that movie once i discovered that my opinion was shared by so many (IMDB number 1)
Probably a name for this "condition".
The 90's was a great decade for movies.

[IdolEyes787]

Shawshank Redemption also used to be my favourite movie for years. I had no idea at that time that it was such a popular movie. I hardly ever heard anyone talk about it in the 90's and it surprised me to find it at number 1 on the IMDB lists.

No excuses, Idol won't stand by and let that be anyone's favorite. :no: And don't even think about liking Hanibal...:fear:

It's Hannibal,wank and forgive me for not enjoying staring into the Pit like you do.

As for Shawshank and it's initial popularity,when first released it was a bit of a bomb assumingly because it made the mistake of being marketed to adults who unlike children tend to not make relative garbage like Maleficent among the top grossing movies of all time.No I take that back, Shawshank isn't a bad film,it just irks me that it's so ridiculously overrated.

If a single solitary(prison humour) person can stand here and make a case why SR is considered better than either Papillon or Cool Hand Luke, both of which are about a gazillion times better as both prison dramas and showcases for indomitable spirit then I shall never again voice a word of protest toward you lemmings.
Also Dustin Hoffman/Steve McQueen ,Paul Newman/George Kennedy vs Tim Robbins/Morgan Freeman.:mellow:



If you want to see a FAR less poignant, less interesting, but filled with CGI violence that the storyline makes you realize doesn't matter version, see Edge of Tomorrow (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/) with Tom Cruise playing action hero Bill Murray caught up in a Starship Troopers world. :yup:

I watched Edge of Tomorrow yesterday which probably makes sense temporally and while there is a scrap of a good story there it's largely defeated by truly horrible directing and what I term the "War is heck" effect.
In the War is heck effect,all the violence is so bloodless,both literally and figuratively that you never get the true sense that there are any real costs involved.Hence you never really care what happens to anyone.

I will also note that the armored suits made no sense as the strength of infantry is it's mobility.If you want indiscriminate blow stuff up superiority that's what you have missiles and bombs and planes and ships with big guns for.

I also had the thought that seriously what kind of human being like the ones who inhabit Hollywood now don't even try to make the best movie they can and throw away logic and plot and emotion just for the sake of appealing to a bunch of mouth breathing teens?
If I made movies and was ever happy to settle for that I'm fairly sure I'd do the right thing and off myself.

[piercerseth]

Also Dustin Hoffman/Steve McQueen ,Paul Newman/George Kennedy vs Tim Robbins/Morgan Freeman.:mellow:
Forget pathos and that nonsense, Steve jumped a Triumph over a goddamn barbed wire fence. If the insurers hadn't been pussies he'd have legit done it himself.

Tim Robbins climbed through a pipe covered in water and chocolate pudding mix.

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[IdolEyes787]

Don't get me started.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlywcuw-1TU&feature=kp

[megabyteme]

I watched Edge of Tomorrow yesterday which probably makes sense temporally and while there is a scrap of a good story there it's largely defeated by truly horrible directing and what I term the "War is heck" effect.
In the War is heck effect,all the violence is so bloodless,both literally and figuratively that you never get the true sense that there are any real costs involved.Hence you never really care what happens to anyone.

I will also note that the armored suits made no sense as the strength of infantry is it's mobility.If you want indiscriminate blow stuff up superiority that's what you have missiles and bombs and planes and ships with big guns for.

I even found that during the ending stretch I could not care as I'd already seen him wiped out ad nauseam. They kinda made their point that he'd been 'sploded A LOT, then they talked about ALL the times he'd been demised that we didn't see. Personally, I thought the Nicholas Cage movie Next (2007) handled the same material better.

The power suits would have been a bit more effective if they had worked as a shield as well as a sword. However, giving the lifeless, drab, background characters who are less worthy of our care as they have NO value to the general story protection against death would be self-defeating.

BTW, the Canadian Army told you your benefit was mobility because they didn't want to pay for cool weapons. Or protection.

[IdolEyes787]

If you could make cool weapons entirely from trees,we would rule the World I tell you,the World!!!!!

Anyway 100,000 highly armed mechs with guns facing an enemy who is destined to get within your lines is going to get you this.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01jUksh1EcY

Those high tech suits would only realistically work if the army lined up like they did in Wellington's day.
That and there was no realistic growth to Cruise's character unlike Murray's in Groundhog Day.One minute he's the biggest coward on 7 continents and the next he's a more caring version of Rambo with no reasoning for the transformation except,because.:mellow:

All in all I think it would have been better if the movie was actually more about him becoming a badass like the trailers mislead you to believe.Also the movie somehow managed to drag and yet still not have much going on.

[megabyteme]

Cruise was motivated by inescapable boredom. As watchers of the film, I believe we can both relate to what gave him the desire to not be stuck in the film anymore.

Also, this :facepalm:

Edge of Tomorrow (2014 (http://www.imdb.com/year/2014/?ref_=tt_ov_inf))

113 min - Action (http://www.imdb.com/genre/Action?ref_=tt_ov_inf) | Sci-Fi (http://www.imdb.com/genre/Sci-Fi?ref_=tt_ov_inf) - 6 June 2014 (USA) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/releaseinfo?ref_=tt_ov_inf)



Your rating:
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Ratings: 8.2/10 from 67,082 users (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/ratings?ref_=tt_ov_rt) Metascore: 71/100 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/criticreviews?ref_=tt_ov_rt)
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[IdolEyes787]

Cruise was motivated by inescapable boredom. As watchers of the film, I believe we can both relate to what gave him the desire to not be stuck in the film anymore.

Also, this :facepalm:

Edge of Tomorrow (2014 (http://www.imdb.com/year/2014/?ref_=tt_ov_inf))

113 min - Action (http://www.imdb.com/genre/Action?ref_=tt_ov_inf) | Sci-Fi (http://www.imdb.com/genre/Sci-Fi?ref_=tt_ov_inf) - 6 June 2014 (USA) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/releaseinfo?ref_=tt_ov_inf)



Your rating:
-/10

Ratings: 8.2/10 from 67,082 users (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/ratings?ref_=tt_ov_rt) Metascore: 71/100 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1631867/criticreviews?ref_=tt_ov_rt)
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IMDB ratings have veered into joke territory .It's so bad now that people are regularly commenting on it in the reviews.


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Has IMDb been hacked?26 May 2014 | by fergus-17 (United Kingdom) – See all my reviews
I'm struggling to understand how this got such good reviews. I usually rate the IMDb score as the gold standard but something has gone seriously wrong here. I did see the trailer, it was good and contained the only laughs of the movie. The movie was truly the most tedious thing I have ever experienced. Why did it get such good reviews from critics and such a high score on IMDb? User reviews here are spot on. Not a single good review. The reviewer above who mentioned he had sat down to more entertaining bowel movements surpassed any joke in the film.

Something is very wrong here.




Contrary to appearances here I'm barely on the internet so I don't rightly know what meatacritic is except it sounds nerdish adn ghey but it seems to be the most accurate as it alone isn't (and I'm sorry or beating the dead equine) spoolging over Shawshank Redemption.

[megabyteme]

I've had doubts for a while, probably a year and a half. Certain "blockbusters" get 20k votes on opening day. Reminds me of services that will five you 50k "friends" (or however many you want) on Farcebook. Undoubtedly, there are fake upvoters for hire on IMDb now.

And remember, you and I have wrestled over unexceptional films that were entertaining enough for me to defend. This is not even up to that standard.

[c-bob]

I'd have to say aliens as i really love the atmosphere and setting.

[Ciano]

Drive was great - Life of Brian too

[frozte]

Aliens

[G0OS3]

Shawshank Redemption should be in the favourite list on this threat somewhere. LOL...Prison Break was inspired by this movie.

[frozte]

lol @ Prison Break

[gazrru]

con air

[clarkkam2000]

One favorite is tough, but Sling Blade is up there...

[mbaath]

The Matrix (the first part). Thats my favorite of all time.

[skallywag]

Dune in it's day it was a thing of beauty.

[megabyteme]

One favorite is tough, but Sling Blade is up there...

Works so hard to create the last 15 minutes, but pays off.

[guylee]

Sharknado 2! bottom line.

[Tiennou74]

Minority report

[honky113]

Blade Runner. The first release

[megabyteme]

Blade Runner. The first release

The one with Deckard doing the voice overs has always been my favorite. It wasn't the most popular choice- including Ford, IIRC...

[dion09529]

T2

[crash_10uk]

Back To The Future (All 3)

[tanker2k6]

Star Wars

[mdjr]

The Empire Strikes Back

[IdolEyes787]

Return of the Jedi but just to complete the inane circle.

[pootystomp]

Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace

[mazo]

Flying High

[megabyteme]

Casablanca 2- Play It Again, Sam