Favourite Movies. (1 Viewer)

[Stang]

a classic movie is
A walk to remember
i love it =]

 

[piletina]

Re: Whats everyones Top 10 favourite films?

You have to watch American Gangster, a very good movie.

 

[ybjealous89]

hello...

i hav a speech that i have to do on the topic "movies" can anyone help me with a bit of introduction & infos..like a good start to a speech..

thnxx alott

 

[HalcyonSky]

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[mollycoddle]

In no particular order ( except for LOTR ):

Lord of the Rings 1,2,3
The English Patient
American Beauty
The Lives of Others
Pan's Labyrinth
Run Lola Run
The Prestige
Hidden
Braveheart
Little Women
Lilya-4-Ever

I'm a sucker for foreign films, historical epic romances and films with tragic endings.

EDIT: I forgot Kill Bill 1,2 and Shawshank Redemption!
And The Naked Gun - just for laughs.

EDITx2: Ah! I forgot all my favorite old movies, Laura, North by Northwest, Some Like it Hot, Rear Window, The Birds, Double Indemnity...

 

[GET FREE]

In no particular order ( except for LOTR ):

Lord of the Rings 1,2,3
The English Patient
American Beauty
The Lives of Others
Pan's Labyrinth
Run Lola Run
The Prestige
Hidden
Braveheart
Little Women
Lilya-4-Ever

I'm a sucker for foreign films, historical epic romances and films with tragic endings.

EDIT: I forgot Kill Bill 1,2 and Shawshank Redemption!
And The Naked Gun - just for laughs.

EDITx2: Ah! I forgot all my favorite old movies, Laura, North by Northwest, Some Like it Hot, Rear Window, The Birds, Double Indemnity...

Are you serious? Lilya-4-Ever?? I've never experienced a more desolate, depressing, hopeless film in my life. I couldn't believe how bad I felt after seeing that film. Wow.



Mine include:
- A Clockwork Orange
- Garden State
- Amelie
- The Rage in Placid Lake
- Fight Club
- Stand By Me
- Billy Elliot
- Almost Famous


Occasionally I think She's The Man and Sorority Boys deserve to be on that list too. Only occasionally though.

The History Boys was pretty good as well...

 

[gcchick]

Empire Records
Thirteen
Cloverfield
Wild Things
Bring It On
Pretty Woman
Disturbia
Secretary
The Devil Wears Prada

 

[a.w.e.s.o.m.e-o]

LOTR
POTC
harry potter
brokeback mountain
fight club
who framed roger rabbit
space jam
10 things i hate about you
life as a house
big fish
ferngully

 

[mollycoddle]

Are you serious? Lilya-4-Ever?? I've never experienced a more desolate, depressing, hopeless film in my life. I couldn't believe how bad I felt after seeing that film. Wow.

It was horribly depressing and made me cry for a week, but that just shows what an amazing movie it was. To have been able to move me (and obviously you) to such an extent requires skill. It was so powerful and made me aware that that kind of stuff was out there. It made me want to do something about it.

 

[Shaking Paper]

Jacob's Ladder
Groundhog Day
Pi
Lost in Translation
The Fountain
Spirited Away
A Tale of Two Sisters
Shaun of the Dead
The Life Aquatic
Il Mare

 

[bawd]

I loved:

Ratatouille
Crash
SiCKO
Sweeney Todd
Pirates of the Carribean Trilogy
The Simpsons Movie
Horton Hears a Who!
An Inconvenient Truth
Fahrenheit 9/11
Forrest Gump
Juno
The School of Rock
The Truman Show
Click
The Corporation
The Ron Clark Story (released in Australia as a TV Movie called The Triumph)

 

[BackCountrySnow]

Catch me if you can
A beautiful mind
Fight Club
The talented Mr. Ripley
The pursuit of happyness

 

[risole91]

Fight Club
Bridge to terabithia
Juno
Rounders

 

[satcbrady]

the mirror has two faces..

she never thought she was ugly, until her mum and "bf" made her feel so..
she found him, anyway.

 

[Graney]

hello...

i hav a speech that i have to do on the topic "movies" can anyone help me with a bit of introduction & infos..like a good start to a speech..

thnxx alott

Sure, try this introduction, I wrote just for you.

Hi, hello, how you doing. Before telling you what my favorite movie is, let me mention a few elements that I think, any good movie should have. Story or the script is, in my opinion the most important part of any movie, this is where any moviemaking process begins, story is what a director has to work with in order to apply his creative artistic mind and create something spectacular. Dialogue comes from the story and just like in real life, sometimes words can influence more than anything else. Next, the director. The way he visualizes the story is very important because his view of the story, should be accessible to the understanding of as many people as possible. And the cast. They are the people, the audiences appreciate if the movie is good and they are the people who the audiences blame if the movie sucks etc...

 

[ratcher0071]

Shoot em up
such a mad movie, lots of blood, guns, and action

 

[HNAKXR]

just watched 'in brugges' starts off slow, but its a fucking awesome movie.

 

[chehabm]

the shawshank redemption, dumb and dumber, the usual suspects, mrs doubtfire, ferris buellers day off, zoolander, gladiator, forrest gump, stand by me, and thats all i can remember right now......but shawshank is my all time favourite

 

[ShaunaJean]

The Breakfast Club
Sweeny Todd
Pretty in Pink
Saw
1408

 

[staplers...YAY]

• Hannibal
• Shawshank Redemption
• Girl, Interrupted
• Forrest Gump
• The Notebook
• Red Dragon
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
• The Shining
• The Bucket List
• Sybil
• Stand By Me
• Home Room
• Braveheart
• A Few Good Men
• Secret Window
• What's Eating Gilbert Grape
• I Am Sam
• Million Dollar Baby
• The Patriot
• Pretty Persuasion
• Freedom Writers
• The Hurricane
• Cry Baby
• Pirates of the Carribean Series
• Amazing Grace
• Shooter
• Titanic

Sorry it's so long. I'm such a huge film lover. Lol.