Blade Runner. The first release
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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...Quote:
Originally Posted by honky113
T2
Back To The Future (All 3)
Star Wars
The Empire Strikes Back
Return of the Jedi but just to complete the inane circle.
Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
Flying High
Casablanca 2- Play It Again, Sam
I prefer Casablanca 3D:Strasser's RevengeQuote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Known in Australia* as Casasblanca 3D: This Time It's Personal.
*See post 251
Geez a forgot all about that one and how it brought us both Jar Jar Binks and the equally adorable tousle-headed moppet Anakin Skywalker.Quote:
Originally Posted by pootystomp
Is it too late to change my answer?
Meh. I didn't think that one amounted to a hill of beans.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
It's a crazy world..
Papillon 2 Vega's Escape seemed rather slow and noncommittal.
The Bridge on the River Kwai: Saitwo, just never seemed to get anywhere...
For meg:Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnESedN4vSI
EDIT: Oh hey, RIP Mork from Ork.
Actually the second one was called There Used to be a Bridge on the River Kwai but Now a River Runs Through It.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
romeo must die :)
Forest Gump :P
My favourite movie has to be the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
I hope this comment was nothing but a fly on a hook to try and get a bite and here it is...
Red Dawn was crap... There have been few films that really stand out over the last few years but it is horses for courses when it comes to what films stick in different peoples minds and with that... you could have enjoyed Red Dawn...
My favourite film of all time would be a close call between 'Faceoff' and 'From Dusk Till Dawn' but I would have to say that 'Faceoff' would win it by a nose :lol:
There are two versions of Red Dawn with the original being schlocky and exploitative but still compelling so basically Face/Off and From Dusk Till Dawn but with better acting.:mellow:
Jesus,;like if you are going extol a John Woo or a Robert Rodriguez movie, shouldn't it start with the letter Hard Boiled or Desperado or something?
my favourite is Big Fish
The Shawshank Redemption
The dark knight
The Maltese Falcon.
donnie darko
LOL killed me.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
mine is lord of the rings.
Spaceballs directed by Mel Brooks
I never get tired of watching back to the future, Jurassic park, and the movie hook. They're all dear to my heart
django unchained
The Guardian
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest. One of Nicholson's best and one of my very favorites.
Air Force One...there's something about it... haha
I shit you not, my wife and I saw that movie in a theater. A girl in her early 20's asked her group, "Is this movie based on a true story?"Quote:
Originally Posted by jbondnj007
One of the most vacuous statements I've heard in my life. :glagpinch:
The Shawshank Redemption. Best Movie ever!!!!!
What I got out of Airforce One and I'm being serious,is that the lives of the dozens of people who fell in some cases literally,victim to those terrorists were unimportant just as long as some privileged millionaire survived.I'm not sure but I don't think that's what democracy was intended to be all about.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabytemeI shit you not, my wife and I saw that movie in a theater. A girl in her early 20's asked her group, "Is this movie based on a true story?"Quote:
Originally Posted by jbondnj007
One of the most vacuous statements I've heard in my life. :glagpinch:
I'll start believing that just as soon as you give me some reasons why that's true other than the obvious excessive use of punctuation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cubeltd
It's still Star Wars, but Ghostbusters and The Matrix are a close 2nd.
:blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by zerosquared
My all time favorite has to be Stand by Me. It has held the test of time for myself.