Gladiator
- Best action movie ever. Of course, this is my opinion and don't you mess with it.

To Kill A Mockingbird
- Dunno why. Everytime it came on TV after a late date, I couldn't help watching it until 3 or 4 in the morning. Thank goodness I have this on DVD.

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
- Delightful story, wonderful acting, and it's a different story for adults vs. kids. I don't know any movies that can appeal to more than one group of people.

Monsters, Inc.
- Wait, this is one. I adored Boo. I wish I could have been her growing up.

Blues Brothers
~Action, humor, great music and two of the coolest characters ever.
Their style of moving a car into a parking lot is a fucking classic.

I love that movie.

or

A Christmas Story - The infamous "Fuuuuuddddggge" scene.

"Doc, you ought to be in bed. Why are you out here?"
"Wyatt Earp is my friend."
"Hell, I got lots of friends."
"I don't."

Incredible movie.

I love cult films. ;.;

Non-cult,

The Green Mile, Ghost, Frig, I can't think. :/

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The protaganist is in a position where he must (or at least feels he must) kill someone in the mafia who was once close to him.

This individual and his entourage walk onto an empty street as rain pours down. There is absolutely no sound except for the background music: a soft, haunting piano solo.
Suddenly, the guards begin to fall. At the end of the street, we can see rapid flashes of light; gunfire. The guards continue to fall, like part of some macabre dance.

When everyone but the individual are dead, the protaganist walks into the light and confronts his victim. They have a short, private conversation, and the protaganist finally guns him down. But this time there's no music. We hear the gunfire. And it is the harshest, ugliest sound you can possibly imagine.

Dogma - perhaps not the greatest movie of all time, but a favorite of mine.

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Alien
Forrest Gump
Star Wars
LOTR
Hackers
Beloved
And many more...

That movie fucking owns.

cant realy say whats my all time favorite but there is a list of classic films i cant help but stop and watch if i see them on the HDTV

Baron muchousen, time bandits, brazil (the terry gillaim trilogy)

Dune, Blade Runner, Silent Running, The last Star fighter, the rateings game, Heavy metal, ST II, and the entire Black Adder series (tv i know but still great)

Vampire Hunter D: The Original.
Similar idea, the movie catered to an image I had and I liked it. My favorite scene was D's battle with the Mutant who bends space and time.

The Never Ending Story:
LIke Star Wars, it imprinted on me. Favorite scene: Atreyu fears the Golden statues... yet he outruns them. Plus the music rocks.

The Thirteenth Warrior:
I can watch this movie on repeat. I loved the book. Favorite scene was the battle with the Fire Wyrm. "It's a man... It's a man!" *slice, slice slice.*

Vanilla Sky:
Yes, I too loved this movie. The main character's nightmare is the same kind of nightmare I'd fear in my own life.
Favorite scene? The girl walks into the memorial...

(Most recent favorite is Sinbad. I feel it was simply very well put together.)

That's all I'll list. I just love movies...

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Tarquinn stopped beating up furries long enough to write:
One of my favorite movies of all times is of course

Blues Brothers
~Action, humor, great music and two of the coolest characters ever.
Their style of moving a car into a parking lot is a fucking classic.

I love that movie.

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My Dad was in Blue's Brothers as an extra. He was one of the Cops. He was a Cop in Harvey, Illinois at the time when they were filming it and he was working security on the set and they used the Cops there for security as extras. He ate lunch with Belushi everyday.

And I've still never actually saw that movie.

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So quoth Snoota:
My Dad was in Blue's Brothers as an extra. He was one of the Cops. He was a Cop in Harvey, Illinois at the time when they were filming it and he was working security on the set and they used the Cops there for security as extras. He ate lunch with Belushi everyday.

And I've still never actually saw that movie.

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Watch it, you idiot.

And I admire your father for his experience.

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We don't have a post count here, you know?

And Snoota:
When I said "Watch it", I meant, LIKE NOW!

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Tarquinn stopped staring at Deedlit long enough to write:
We don't have a post count here, you know?

And Snoota:
When I said "Watch it", I meant, LIKE NOW!

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Payday isn't until tomorrow. I don't even have the 3.50 it would take to rent it.

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We were all impressed when Snoota wrote:
Payday isn't until tomorrow. I don't even have the 3.50 it would take to rent it.

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Sell your car or something!

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Tarquinn said this about your mom:
Sell your car or something!

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I work at McDonald's. I don't have a car.

Hmm.. wonder what I could get on the street for a bus pass that expires in a week.

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Nobody really understood why Snoota wrote:
I work at McDonald's. I don't have a car.

Hmm.. wonder what I could get on the street for a bus pass that expires in a week.

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Gee, rob a bank...

Anyway, just remember 'Blues Brothers' (the first one, not '2000') the next time you're renting movies. The way I judge your sense of humor, you won't regret it.

not worried about a post count i was more worried about a bugged sig, darn thing was sized wrong. reposting for some reason seemed to fix it

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When the babel fish was in place, it was apparent Somthor said:
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Sentow, Maybe had this to say about Punky Brewster:
Oh yeah oh yeah, I remember a great scene from Road to Perdition.

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YES. Everyone I know is like " " and I'm like " " when it comes to that movie.

It is 'the bee's knees'. Among many others that...I don't feel like kuposting about now

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