Favorite Alltime Movie?

[interactive]

WE'll I've asked what your backyard looks like, what your desk looks like, now its time to ask what your alltime favorite movie is?

For me it's The Right Stuff but running up close is The Score.

[Robert]

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My all time movie is CIndy Does.. oh wait.. this is HHO.. not GGW (Girls Gone Wild).

My favorite ALL time movie is.....The Little Mermaid..

j/k.

The Goonies!

[markblair]

The first one that came to mind is Stephen King's "Salem's Lot". I love horror movies and his are the best. There are many others that I like and probably would even rate high. This was the first one I could think of off the top of my head.

[Rewdog]

Hmm, I really liked Enemy of the State, as well as Green Mile.

[GnomeyNewt]

Originally posted by Robert:

The Goonies!

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

:banana:

My favorite Movie too! I thought, look only 4 post I can sneak in my fav movie.. but NO YOU POST FIRST!

The Goonies #1 move of all time for kids and adults! :bowdown:

[net-trend]

Originally posted by Robert:

My all time movie is CIndy Does.. oh wait.. this is HHO.. not GGW (Girls Gone Wild).


There's a Cindy does? I've only watched a Debbie does....

[Debbie]

Maybe she doesn't...

[FindSP.com]

Pulp Fiction

[kunal]

hmm... thats a hard one... You have

1. Herbie goes Bananas
2. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
3. Weekend at Bernies
3. Star Wars
4. The Matrix
5. SwordFish
6. Anti Trust
7. Satte pe Satta - This is an Indian movie...
8. Namak-halal - This is an Indian movie too...
9. Sholle - This ia an indian movie too...

the list goes on.... its really hard to chose when your a sucker for movies...

kunal

[allan]

Its a close tie between:

The Princess Bride
Better off Dead

[nameslave]

Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru (1952) actually helped shape my life. Rumor has it that Tom Hank is going to make an English (or Hollywood) version of it.

Kurosawa is actually one of the most influential directors of all time. I don't think there is any living director who has not read his movies. Cameron Crowe, for example, actually paid tribute to Ikiru by remaking its "Happy Birthday to you" scene in his movie "Jerry Maguire" when Jerry (Tom Cruise) was REBORN in the restaurant. (Yes, movies have to be "read".)

[hostpath.com]

For me, it's an easy choice: "Glengarry Glen Ross". What a tremendous film. First, it's packed with star power. How can you miss with a cast of Jack Lemmon, Al Pacino, Ed Harris, Alan Arkin, Kevin Spacey, Alec Baldwin, and Jonathan Pryce? Then on top of it, the movie is from the Pulitzer Prize winning play by David Mamet.

If you've not seen GGR, you've missed out -- big time. It is a cinema classic and is in every sense of the word as strong as my second choice, "12 Angry Men". Now THAT was a film.

Again, stellar cast: Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley, E.G. Marshall, Jack Warden, Martin Balsam, John Fiedler, Jack Klugman, Ed Binns, and Robert Webber -- and on top of that it was directed by Syndney Lumet.

[markblair]

Originally posted by allan:

...Better off Dead

FYI... this was just released on DVD. A classic movie that is still funny to watch.

[Dapon]

i will have to go with The Sting. Great ending.

[suppleSupport]

the shawshank redemption :)

[kunal]

i change my vote to tom n jerry :D

kunal

[Barbara]

It's a tie between "The Right Stuff" and "Chariots of Fire".

[Robert]

The ShawShank Redemption was a good movie also. Very excellent. Good Choice.

[DarktidesNET]

Hmm, so many... I'll pick from the ones I watched 24/7 growing up:

Indiana Jones and the temple of doom / The outsiders

[markblair]

Another one that I had memorized the words of when I was younger was Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Great movie.

[DarktidesNET]

Ohh, I love that movie...

[interactive]

Originally posted by kunal:

hmm... thats a hard one... You have

1. Herbie goes Bananas
2. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
3. Weekend at Bernies
3. Star Wars
4. The Matrix
5. SwordFish
6. Anti Trust
7. Satte pe Satta - This is an Indian movie...
8. Namak-halal - This is an Indian movie too...
9. Sholle - This ia an indian movie too...

the list goes on.... its really hard to chose when your a sucker for movies...

kunal

I thought swordfish had a good plot, they could have easily done without the porn and still had a great movie.

[net-trend]

Originally posted by interactive:

I thought swordfish had a good plot, they could have easily done without the porn and still had a great movie.

Uh..what porn? Although there was some suggestive scenes and nudity, it isn't porn.

[DarktidesNET]

I thought the comment about the chick's IQ was funny....

[suppleSupport]

Originally posted by kunal:

i change my vote to tom n jerry :D

kunal

If I had to choose a cartoon it'd be the Emperor's New Groove! :rofl:

[allan]

Originally posted by elevation:

If I had to choose a cartoon it'd be the Emperor's New Groove! :rofl:

No way man...if you are talking cartoons there is only one choice...

Here he comes, here comes speed racer, he's a demon on wheels!

[Mark]

Favorite Action: Top Gun, Navy Seals, and T2

Favorite Drama: Shawshank Redemption

Favorite Comedy: Office Space

Favorite Scary movie: The Ring, Sphere

Alltime favorite: Top Gun :banana:

[nameslave]

Originally posted by Barbara:

It's a tie between "The Right Stuff" and "Chariots of Fire".
Oh, I remember "Chariots of Fire" being the first movie I videotaped from TV back in 1986.

Originally posted by interactive:

I thought swordfish had a good plot, they could have easily done without the porn and still had a great movie.
Sorry to say that, but Swordfish is KNOWN to have a lousy plot, and those sex-related scenes are not necessary, to say the least (although I must admit I LOVE watching Halle Berry nude :D ).

Originally posted by elevation:

If I had to choose a cartoon it'd be the Emperor's New Groove! :rofl:
Has anyone seen "The Man Who Planted Trees"?

[101sales]

Favorite Comedies: Dumb and Dumber, Trains Planes and Automobiles

Favorite Action: Top Gun (I'm a sucker for planes), The Rock, The Matrix

Favorite Drama: Shawshank Redemption, Green Mile, The Usual Suspects

Cartoon: Emperors New Groove.

[JSpired]

Tough question. I think I'd have to go with 'Better Off Dead' or 'Shawshank Redemption.'

[hostpath.com]

Mark:

If you liked "Office Space" (which I thought kinda sucked) then you'd LOVE "Haiku Tunnel".

[net-trend]

Originally posted by allan:

No way man...if you are talking cartoons there is only one choice...

Here he comes, here comes speed racer, he's a demon on wheels!

Nah....gimme Dumbo anytime! :D

[Steve]

HOLY CRAP WHERES THE CADDYSHACK PEOPLE!@#$@#@

Favorite Comedys:
1- Caddyshack
2- Mrs. Doubtfire
3- Dumb and Dumber
4- Black Sheep
5- Tommy Boy

Favorite Action Movies:

1- Rocky
2- Lethal Weapon
3- Lethal Weaopn 3
4- Rocky 2
5- Teminator

Favorite Horror Movies:

1- Stephen Kings "Thinner"
2- Stephen Kings "Night Ridder"
3- Stephen Kings "IT"
4- Red Dragon
5- Darkness Falls

-Stephen

[beley]

It's a close one... either The Matrix or Independence Day. I've seen both so many times I lost count :D

[The Dude]

Originally posted by hostpath.com

If you liked "Office Space" (which I thought kinda sucked) then you'd LOVE "Haiku Tunnel".I havent ever seen that movie,i agree though OFFICE SPACE isnt that good :D

My favourite has to be either COMMANDO or the BACK TO THE FUTURE movies.... (Hard to decide which)