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What is your favorite film?
Rather then just say my favorite, I'm going to give a list of my top 20 favorite movies.
20. Dancer in the Dark
Bjork is an amazing artist, and it's a shame that some people just see her as "weird". But I have to admit that I had no idea she could act. She COMPLETELY blew me away. This movie is unpleasant. Everyone knows that. But it tells an incredible story.
19. The Lion King
Definitely one of the best movies of the Disney Renaissance. Everyone knows how good this movie is. And to those who don't, they probably had no childhood. This movie is so likable. It also has the best Disney music, this includes the songs and the background music. The best song in this or any Disney film is "Circle of Life".
18. Roman Holiday
This was one of Audrey Hepburn's earlier roles, but she's as likable as ever. I also think this is her best movie. This has one of the best endings in movies that I've ever seen.
17. Pinocchio
From the good old days of Disney's golden years. This film, despite being about sixty years old, still looks better then most animated films today. It's also the scariest Disney film, ever. The final act frightened me in my youth.
16. Psycho
One of the best works by who I'd argue is the best director, Alfred Hitchcock. This movie is a legend and everyone knows it. The "shower scene" is also famous. Norman Bates is incredible. I can't praise this enough.
15. Taxi Driver
I saw this for the first time years ago. But I saw it again this year and it's incredible. It really depicts an ugly side of society. It also stars one of my favorite actors, Robert De Niro, in one of his best roles.
14. The Exorcist
Is this movie too much for ya? Well I don't blame you. This is probably the scariest movie I have ever seen, and it's even more scary if you're religious. I have to admit, if I met the actress of Regan in real life, I'd probably be somewhat afraid of her (especially if she was still a young girl, though that obviously isn't the case anymore). It's also one of the few horror films to get so many awards.
13. Scarface
Some may say this movie is totally over the top and over acted. That's kind of the point. People just miss the point of this movie. Also, it may be long, but I feel a film can be as long as it needs to be as long as it's still good. And Tony Montana is an incredible "villain".
12. Raging Bull
Another movie staring Robert De Niro. I saw Taxi Driver before this. Going to this I heard he's even better here, and I had my doubts. Once I saw it, those doubts were put to rest. Simply put, his best role. An amazing biographical movie.
11. Beauty and the Beast
This, along with The Lion King, to me represent the Disney Renaissance. A classic story, lovable characters, wonderful music, and childhood memories makes this a favorite.
10. Million Dollar Baby
A Clint Eastwood movie. And I mean that in every way. He directed it, produced it, wrote it's music, and starred in it. This boxing film is amazing. Hilary Swank is also cute yet great in it.
9. Pan's Labyrinth
Probably the best film of this past decade. I saw this for the first time a few years ago, and thought it was nothing more then "great". But over time I grew to appreciate it. So many people have come up with different theories about the things in it. This movie defines brilliance.
8. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
The best of James Cameron from what I've seen. Seriously, this series has so much heart and is definitely more intelligent then its genre. The two Terminator's are great, but of course my favorite is Arnold Schwarzenegger, one of the best action stars of all time. And I have to say, Linda Hamilton gives an amazing performance as Sarah Connor. The ending is one of the most memorable scenes ever. This movie, just... wow.
7. American Beauty
One of the weirdest films I've ever seen. First we have a married father falling for his daughter's best friend, we have a drug dealer, a family that hates gays, this movie makes you wonder what you're watching!
6. Rear Window
One of Alfred Hitchcock's best, and we all know it. I'd also like to mention that James Stewart is a great actor.
5. King Kong
One of the most important films ever. Just everything about this is breathtaking, from the movie itself to the creating of it. Kong is also a masterpiece itself. The ending is one of the most iconic scenes in movie history. Definitely must be seen.
4. Rosemary's Baby
This is possibly one of the most perfect movies I have ever seen. Mia Farrow, one of my favorite actresses, is so likable here. I want to say so much, but at the same time, so much of this movie should be left unsaid. Just, one of the best endings ever!
3. Vertigo
Alfred Hitchcock's best, simply put. When I first saw it I didn't like it as much as Rear Window. But this is something you have to think about for a while afterward.
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Do I need to say anything? Jack Nicholson's best performance, and one of my two favorite film performances ever. Also, Nurse Rached is one of the best villains ever. Everything about this is great. It's funny, but in no way a comedy. But then again, we've all seen it by now. Wink
1. Jaws
Again, what more do I need to say? Did I mention above that Nicholson as McMurphy is one of my top two favorite performances? Well, the other one is Quint, played by Robert Shaw. Keeping the shark out for half the movie was a - how do I put it - a "wonderful mess up".
20. Dancer in the Dark
Bjork is an amazing artist, and it's a shame that some people just see her as "weird". But I have to admit that I had no idea she could act. She COMPLETELY blew me away. This movie is unpleasant. Everyone knows that. But it tells an incredible story.
19. The Lion King
Definitely one of the best movies of the Disney Renaissance. Everyone knows how good this movie is. And to those who don't, they probably had no childhood. This movie is so likable. It also has the best Disney music, this includes the songs and the background music. The best song in this or any Disney film is "Circle of Life".
18. Roman Holiday
This was one of Audrey Hepburn's earlier roles, but she's as likable as ever. I also think this is her best movie. This has one of the best endings in movies that I've ever seen.
17. Pinocchio
From the good old days of Disney's golden years. This film, despite being about sixty years old, still looks better then most animated films today. It's also the scariest Disney film, ever. The final act frightened me in my youth.
16. Psycho
One of the best works by who I'd argue is the best director, Alfred Hitchcock. This movie is a legend and everyone knows it. The "shower scene" is also famous. Norman Bates is incredible. I can't praise this enough.
15. Taxi Driver
I saw this for the first time years ago. But I saw it again this year and it's incredible. It really depicts an ugly side of society. It also stars one of my favorite actors, Robert De Niro, in one of his best roles.
14. The Exorcist
Is this movie too much for ya? Well I don't blame you. This is probably the scariest movie I have ever seen, and it's even more scary if you're religious. I have to admit, if I met the actress of Regan in real life, I'd probably be somewhat afraid of her (especially if she was still a young girl, though that obviously isn't the case anymore). It's also one of the few horror films to get so many awards.
13. Scarface
Some may say this movie is totally over the top and over acted. That's kind of the point. People just miss the point of this movie. Also, it may be long, but I feel a film can be as long as it needs to be as long as it's still good. And Tony Montana is an incredible "villain".
12. Raging Bull
Another movie staring Robert De Niro. I saw Taxi Driver before this. Going to this I heard he's even better here, and I had my doubts. Once I saw it, those doubts were put to rest. Simply put, his best role. An amazing biographical movie.
11. Beauty and the Beast
This, along with The Lion King, to me represent the Disney Renaissance. A classic story, lovable characters, wonderful music, and childhood memories makes this a favorite.
10. Million Dollar Baby
A Clint Eastwood movie. And I mean that in every way. He directed it, produced it, wrote it's music, and starred in it. This boxing film is amazing. Hilary Swank is also cute yet great in it.
9. Pan's Labyrinth
Probably the best film of this past decade. I saw this for the first time a few years ago, and thought it was nothing more then "great". But over time I grew to appreciate it. So many people have come up with different theories about the things in it. This movie defines brilliance.
8. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
The best of James Cameron from what I've seen. Seriously, this series has so much heart and is definitely more intelligent then its genre. The two Terminator's are great, but of course my favorite is Arnold Schwarzenegger, one of the best action stars of all time. And I have to say, Linda Hamilton gives an amazing performance as Sarah Connor. The ending is one of the most memorable scenes ever. This movie, just... wow.
7. American Beauty
One of the weirdest films I've ever seen. First we have a married father falling for his daughter's best friend, we have a drug dealer, a family that hates gays, this movie makes you wonder what you're watching!
6. Rear Window
One of Alfred Hitchcock's best, and we all know it. I'd also like to mention that James Stewart is a great actor.
5. King Kong
One of the most important films ever. Just everything about this is breathtaking, from the movie itself to the creating of it. Kong is also a masterpiece itself. The ending is one of the most iconic scenes in movie history. Definitely must be seen.
4. Rosemary's Baby
This is possibly one of the most perfect movies I have ever seen. Mia Farrow, one of my favorite actresses, is so likable here. I want to say so much, but at the same time, so much of this movie should be left unsaid. Just, one of the best endings ever!
3. Vertigo
Alfred Hitchcock's best, simply put. When I first saw it I didn't like it as much as Rear Window. But this is something you have to think about for a while afterward.
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Do I need to say anything? Jack Nicholson's best performance, and one of my two favorite film performances ever. Also, Nurse Rached is one of the best villains ever. Everything about this is great. It's funny, but in no way a comedy. But then again, we've all seen it by now. Wink
1. Jaws
Again, what more do I need to say? Did I mention above that Nicholson as McMurphy is one of my top two favorite performances? Well, the other one is Quint, played by Robert Shaw. Keeping the shark out for half the movie was a - how do I put it - a "wonderful mess up".
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Re: What is your favorite film?
Dumbo and his Pink Elephants on Parade would like to say hello. *shudders*talonmalon333 wrote:17. Pinocchio
It's also the scariest Disney film, ever. The final act frightened me in my youth.
Anyway, I don't really have an organized list, but here's just some of my favourites of all time, in no particular order:
Elf
Step Brothers
She's Out of My League
Up
Toy Story
Toy Story 3
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
The Breakfast Club
Swing Kids
George of the Jungle
Aladdin
The Lion King
Blades of Glory
Click
Happy Gilmore
Anger Management
50 First Dates
Taken
It's a Wonderful Life
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Re: What is your favorite film?
Little Shop of Horrors.
There's a lot more.
There's a lot more.
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Re: What is your favorite film?
All 3 Toy Story movies
Marley & Me
The Spongebob Movie
Both Bleach movies
Bambi
The list could go on forever.
Marley & Me
The Spongebob Movie
Both Bleach movies
Bambi
The list could go on forever.
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Re: What is your favorite film?
Gentile Mordecai wrote:Little Shop of Horrors.
There's a lot more.
Hate to be a bother again, but did you know that Frank Oz was a huge part of this movie? He was the Muppeteer who did Fozzie, Miss Piggy, Grover, Bert, and many others since the beginning up until 2002, when he retired. He's also Yoda. *puts away Muppet knowledge*
My favorite movie would definitely be ''A Goofy Movie'', because I used to watch it ALL the time as a kid.
Re: What is your favorite film?
The plot is fucking awesome.terminoob wrote:SHROOMS.
I dig the Hellcats and Blade Runner.
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Re: What is your favorite film?
For me, it's the 1939 film called "The Wizard of Oz" by a LONG shot!
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Re: What is your favorite film?
Santa Dog wrote:The plot is fucking awesome.terminoob wrote:SHROOMS.
I dig the Hellcats and Blade Runner.
Totally. They get high. And then they die.
Re: What is your favorite film?
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
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