What's your fav movie?
Mine is an old fashion classic christmas movie... It's a Wonderful Life
Mine is an old fashion classic christmas movie... It's a Wonderful Life
What's your fav movie?
08/17/2010
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It's so hard to pick an absolute favorite - and it varies a bit, but overall, I'd say A Clockwork Orange.
08/17/2010
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Ooh, I love that movie.
Originally posted by
Sammi
It's so hard to pick an absolute favorite - and it varies a bit, but overall, I'd say A Clockwork Orange.
I haven't been intrigued by Marilyn Monroe before. I guess I always saw her as overtly sexualized even though it wasn't all from her. But I loved The Prince and the showgirl.
08/18/2010
Gone With the Wind
08/18/2010
I find that hard to put down in words. I have several different favorite movies for different genres. I suppose I'll try and put down a few for the different categories.
Action - Avatar
Drama - Merry Christmas Mr.Lawrence
Comedy - Kung pow: enter the fist
Musical - Sweeney Todd
Horror - Gremlins
Thriller - Pulp fiction
Action - Avatar
Drama - Merry Christmas Mr.Lawrence
Comedy - Kung pow: enter the fist
Musical - Sweeney Todd
Horror - Gremlins
Thriller - Pulp fiction
08/18/2010
Texas Chainsaw Massacre!
08/18/2010
My favorite movie of all time is............Nightmar e Before Christmas. It has been since I was three years old, which was the year it came out
08/27/2010
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I have enjoyed that movie since it came out, but all the merchandising for that movie has kind of burnt me out on it altogether.
Originally posted by
deadpoet
My favorite movie of all time is............Nightmar e Before Christmas. It has been since I was three years old, which was the year it came out
08/27/2010
I have a lot of faves, but I think I really liked The Crow. I heard rumors that they're going to remake the movie, too.
08/27/2010
so far favorite movie well movies since i can never pick just one are, Breakfast Club, Repo! the Genetic Opera, Moulin Rouge. those are the main ones i watch the most and can stand to watch over and over.
08/27/2010
I'm a fan of non-chronological plotlines. My favorites would probably be Primer and Memento. Honorable mentions go to Pi and Trainspotting .
08/28/2010
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I would be lying if I said I don't have a few things of Nightmare Before Christmas (a tiffany lamp, a fountain, a blanket, two shirts), but I just look past all that. I even own 4 copies of the movie; 1 VHS, and 3 DVDS. Sad, huh?
Originally posted by
Gary
I have enjoyed that movie since it came out, but all the merchandising for that movie has kind of burnt me out on it altogether.
08/28/2010
I just got done watching the live action film of Blood the Last vampire. Now I am in love with a fictional vampire character named Saya!
I also loved the original animated version.
I also loved the original animated version.
10/20/2010
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The original was amazing! I saw kite at the same time which was also really good. The live action fun, but I have never seen the series. How does that compare the first animated movie?
Originally posted by
Viktor Vysheslav Malkin
I just got done watching the live action film of Blood the Last vampire. Now I am in love with a fictional vampire character named Saya!
I also loved the original animated version.
I also loved the original animated version.
10/20/2010
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It was very similar. It had a slightly different Plot. Saya did go to school for a day and whack a few girls over the head with her sharp ass sword. Instead of her saving a secretary she saved a fellow student girl. The action scenes were amazing, lots of gore and blood. Which usually I don't like, but it was the bad guys blood mostly. Saya is looking for a demon named Ongei (that is not the proper spelling lol) or something. In the live action movie she is 400 years old, in the animated movie they never said her age, but showed a picture of her in the 1800s.
Originally posted by
Gary
The original was amazing! I saw kite at the same time which was also really good. The live action fun, but I have never seen the series. How does that compare the first animated movie?
Saya is more sympathetic and hero like in this movie. I didn't notice any religious talk, so I don't know if it annoyed her as much as the orginal.
The movie was great, saw that it got negative reviews from the American media, but screw them. I bet Ebert never saw the original, so how can he get an appreciation!
I loved it.
I am gonna have to see kite one of these days.
10/20/2010
My favorite movie has been the same since I was EIGHT! It will NEVER change!
10/20/2010
FIGHT CLUB! I love, love that movie. Kinda helps that Brad Pitt and Edward Norton are absolutely beautiful, but it's just a great movie. Oh, and The Shawshank Redemption's pretty great. Ooh, and The Lord of the Rings movies. Any other LOTR nerds here? Haha.
10/20/2010
It's been my fav since I was a little girl
Stand By Me
Lauren..I LOVE Indiana flicks. I have also loved them since I was young (the earlier ones). Harrison at his best and hottest..yum!
Stand By Me
Lauren..I LOVE Indiana flicks. I have also loved them since I was young (the earlier ones). Harrison at his best and hottest..yum!
10/20/2010
I have a lot of favorites... but I really do like The Crow....
10/20/2010
Boondock Saints
Due in December with baby Connor, lmao...
Due in December with baby Connor, lmao...
10/30/2010
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Oh, Stand By Me. That's on my list, too. Great movie.
Originally posted by
Raggedy Andie
It's been my fav since I was a little girl
Stand By Me
Lauren..I LOVE Indiana flicks. I have also loved them since I was young (the earlier ones). Harrison at his best and hottest..yum!
Stand By Me
Lauren..I LOVE Indiana flicks. I have also loved them since I was young (the earlier ones). Harrison at his best and hottest..yum!
10/30/2010
I like Stand by Me a lot, I always group a few of those movies together from watching them all when I was about the same age as the kids. Any one remember a movie called Over the Edge? I am pretty sure Matt Dillon was in it, but it has easily been 20 years since I saw it.
11/01/2010
Brazil.
11/15/2010
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