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Originally Posted by qlldgp
And I suppose it's Inception 2010 as opposed to some other Inception.:ermm:
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In too much of a hurry to spam your way to the invite section to even be bothered to spell the name rightQuote:
Originally Posted by qlldgp
And I suppose it's Inception 2010 as opposed to some other Inception.:ermm:
In no particular order...
-Alien
-Goodfellas
-Chicago (close runner up, Cabaret)
-Fargo
-The Fall
I'm assuming that we're making a distinction between "great" and "favorite" movies here.
There are lots of great films whose merits I admire without feeling compelled to watch them repeatedly.
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hmmm, difficult to keep it to 5, surely a lot are gonna be left out, but ok, here's my take:
The Abyss!!! (Just perfect!)
The Shawshank Redemption
The Notebook
Blood in Blood out (too bad very few people know about this movie! it's a great one)
Legends of the Fall
but so many more are egual in greatness to those above, for my taste at least.
"the shawshank redemption" outclass movie
The scene from The Abyss in which Ed Harris and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio are trapped in the flooding sub is one of my personal favorites.Of course Cameron always knew his way around an emotionally charged set piece.Quote:
Originally Posted by eJoyB
That said I think The Abyss falters badly at times and I'm not sure that the ending got it right.
Legends of the Fall ,the best part was the last line.
Can't argue with those at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Valkyr
I have many 'favourite' films that I've watched multiple times, some of which include:
Jaws
Snatch
Pulp Fiction
Blazing Saddles
Alien
Aliens
Sin City
Shrek
Airplane
Matrix
Saving Private Ryan
TiTANiC
SiN CiTY
SPiDER MAN
A WALK TO REMEMBER .. etc
titanic
blood diamond
departed
The usual suspects.