Favorite Movie. Whats your favorite movie.

[intricate]

My favorite movie is Lord of the Rings 3. Its the best. All the actors deserver oscors.

[intricate]

Hey hey hey. Think about the little children like you that can be browsing these forums. Keep your comments like that to your self.

[intricate]

NO it dont. Makes them scared and run away. Someone needs to delete auto. He's demoting people.

[intricate]

You know what. Your right. So go away.

[Fuzzylogic]

What the heck?

Calm down people.

Anyway I really like the LoTR series, but some of the best movies... hmm.

Space Balls, Donnie Darko, Airplane, Holy Grail, Meaning of Life, etc...

[intricate]

Airplane? Been to movies lately lol

[Fuzzylogic]

Yeah, I have.

Most of the recent movies are awful.

It said favorite movie, and well I've seen a LOT of movie..


Oh, Voices of a Distant Star, that is REALLY good.

Also... hmm.. BubbleGum Crisis 2032 and 2040, oh and Blade Runner.

[intricate]

Blade runner, now there you go!:D

[Fuzzylogic]

If you like that try Armitage III or better yet Ghost in the Shell.

[intricate]

Ghost in the shell, what kinda title is that? I dont know tho, I like watching movies over and over and over and over. I can basically say all the lines as they say it in LOTR2.--I just like good movies. Also, I like Black Hawk Down. Thats a good one too :)

[Fuzzylogic]

Originally posted by intricate
Ghost in the shell, what kinda title is that? I dont know tho,

?

Like movie titles have ever made sense anyway, however, a "ghost" often refers to a spirit or AI or will or some such.

So the tag line of the film: "In a world in which the human mind can be programmed like a computer, where does your soul end and
the cybernetic machinery begin? What does it mean to be human? Ghost in the Shell is an epic, dystopian
tale of politics, covert actions, and cyborgs with too much attitude."

[uhsites]

I like LOTR a lot... but the books are better :-)
(books are always better than movies anyway... well, mostly).

Seabiscuit is really good, but then I might be biased because I love any movie that has horses in it.
I can't wait for Hidalgo... :-)

Oh, and is there a moderator out there? I just can't believe the posts some people make... :(

[Viper007Bond]

James Bond series, Equilibrium, etc. etc. Any action movie.

Oh, and The Seven Samurari (a Japanese film from the 40's). One of the best films of all time.

[Dalfiuss]

Originally posted by Viper007Bond
James Bond series, Equilibrium, etc. etc. Any action movie.

Oh, and The Seven Samurari (a Japanese film from the 40's). One of the best films of all time.

Seven Samurai is from '54.

I am a big fan of Lord of the Rings, Memento, and The Salton Sea. There are plenty more that are up there with my favorites, those are just a few.

[intricate]

You know whats a good movie. The last samurai with Tom Cruise. I saw it like a week after it came out. I was soooo excited. It drove me nuts. I wanted to get a sword and chop people after that movie. jk lol

[Viper007Bond]

Haven't seen that, but it sounds like you'd like Equilibrium. Seriously, go rent that movie...

[Unicorn2]

The princess bride : deep down i'm an old softie

[HRGraham]

Equilibrium is a great film.

[vanselus]

How about the movie Pi? That was some freaked up shiz.

Personally, my favorite used to be Natural Born Killers - I saw it 6 times in the theater. I loved the part where you see Mallory's gun as Scagnetti does - right before he gets shot.

But i've since moved on to happier places.

[Viper007Bond]

Originally posted by Dalfiuss
Seven Samurai is from '54.
Oh, wel... PPpttttt! :p

And for those who didn't know, the Magnificent Seven was based on the Seven Samurai. ;)

[paolorulez]

Matrix trilogy

i'm the Architect:D

[fac3less]

I would definately have to say braveheart is my favourite movie of all time.

Loved the battlescenes (great story as well). Can't beat it. And isn't mel gibson such a hotty?

He looked sexy without any limbs.. er

[vanselus]

Originally posted by paolorulez
Matrix trilogy

i'm the Architect:D

Then i'd like to be Victor Wooten please.

[HRGraham]

Pi was also a very good movie.

As for the Matrix trilogy, I would have to say that is probably one of the most butchered trilogies of all time. I think the LOTR trilogy is probably one of the best. For anyone who wants to see Peter Jackson's first work, go rent the movie "Bad Taste".

-Graham

[vanselus]

Originally posted by HRGraham
As for the Matrix trilogy, I would have to say that is probably one of the most butchered trilogies of all time.

Unless, of course, you ENJOY it when movies get worse and worse and worse.

[Tammy]

The Dirty Dozen. Sorry, I like it even though it's 'old' or whatever. Nothing beats that one in my book for fun and action and cleverness. And Lee Marvin, whew, they don't make 'em like him any more.

[uhsites]

Originally posted by fac3less

Loved the battlescenes (great story as well). Can't beat it. And isn't mel gibson such a hotty?
He looked sexy without any limbs.. er



Eww... that is just disgusting... tell me you were joking (about the limb part, not about the hotty part, lol) :-)

[fac3less]

hehe... meh! :) I like to kid around. :b

[Fuzzylogic]

Well the issue with the Matrix is that the first film was left alone and allowed to be made. As you may have noticed, it was great.

However, when it made money the studio wanted to "help" it and gave it notes, adjusted things and basically mucked it up.

It shows.


LotR avoided that by filming it all at once, BEFORE the studio took a serious interest in it and decided to screw with stuff to a massive degree. It also shows :)

[uhsites]

Originally posted by fac3less
I would definately have to say braveheart is my favourite movie of all time.

Loved the battlescenes (great story as well). Can't beat it. And isn't mel gibson such a hotty?

He looked sexy without any limbs.. er


Face... are you a guy or a girl?

[fac3less]

Last I checked I was a guy...
but if you need to be for sure.. :b you can visit my site illmitch.com

[Dalfiuss]

Originally posted by Fuzzylogic
Well the issue with the Matrix is that the first film was left alone and allowed to be made. As you may have noticed, it was great.

However, when it made money the studio wanted to "help" it and gave it notes, adjusted things and basically mucked it up.

It shows.


LotR avoided that by filming it all at once, BEFORE the studio took a serious interest in it and decided to screw with stuff to a massive degree. It also shows :)

LOTR is also an adaptation of a book, and a very successful book(s) at that. So by default the movies will minimally be good (and my personal opinion is that they are excellent)

With the Matrix, the added stories seemed to become very forced The Wachowski brothers wanted to do two more, so you cant blame everything on the studios. They just spread what they had too thin and it showed. Because of their great blunder I have lost much of the respect I had for the Matrix.

[vanselus]

Has anyone seen the Animatrix? These animated shorts seem truer to the original vision of the Matrix. Pretty cool stuff.

I bet the W bros had less and less to do with the sequels - and i'm sure the studios were really pressing them to put them out in a timely manner. They have all the reek of a rushed, high budget picture - that isn't supported by a good plotline.

[HRGraham]

I love how that moron Joel Silver hyped that scene in Revolutions where Neo punches Smith in the end. I never thought I would say this but I think you can have too much CGI in a movie. They should've put more time into a decent plot instead of that punch scene.

-Graham

[Unicorn2]

Originally posted by fac3less
Last I checked I was a guy...
but if you need to be for sure.. :b you can visit my site illmitch.com

nm.. realize that it must be a joke.

[HRGraham]

Originally posted by Unicorn2
nm.. realize that it must be a joke.

I hope so.

[vanselus]

except most jokes are funny... like this one...

What's brown and sticky?



a stick.

[sznapsDOTcom]

My favorite movie of all time is In the army Now

[Unicorn2]

Originally posted by sznapsDOTcom
My favorite movie of all time is In the army Now

Uhm.. with pauly shore?

Wow. I didn't think anybody liked his movies.

[Fuzzylogic]

Originally posted by Unicorn2
Uhm.. with pauly shore?

Wow. I didn't think anybody liked his movies.

well... except sznapsDOTcom :)

Oh I was going to toss in Gattaca and 13th Floor as well as Dark City. Good movies.

[Tammy]

The Third Man with Orson Welles is a favorite, you might enjoy it if old black and white movies don't scare you or put you to sleep.

[HRGraham]

On the Waterfront is a good one also. It was made in the 50's but it's a great film. I believe it was one of Marlon Brando's first movies.

-Graham

[aliandro24]

Definetly Lord of the Ring all of them :)

[Fuzzylogic]

Originally posted by Tammy
The Third Man with Orson Welles is a favorite, you might enjoy it if old black and white movies don't scare you or put you to sleep.

I haven't seen that one, but I have of course seen Citizen Kane. :)

[Justin]

Back to the future trilogy, hands down. bizzow (had to make up a word, cause its that good)

[Justin]

Darn it, spoke to soon. It is a word http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=bizzow&btnG=Google+Search.

lets go with bizzzowige

[fac3less]

haha. every check out urbandictionary.com and find out what 'fo shizzle' and that actually mean?

you should do it - they're quite entertaining.

.. (still waiting..)
why aren't you listening to me!

ugh, back to cleaning :(

[Viper007Bond]

Some of the definitions on UD are quite funny. :D

[vanselus]

UD is a hilarious site.

My favorites are "George Bush" and "fo shizle"

There's quite a few extremely opinionated people on there, and it doesn't seem to be moderated at ALL.