Name your all time favorite movie.

[wavelength]

Stalker

[Option D]

Nahh...I was talking to Lex about the q because he went there. 

na im telling you...lex steele did go to morehouse

[Doug_Steele]

na im telling you...lex steele did go to morehouse

He went there two years and then transferred to the "Q" and Majored in Business and African American Studies. Lex is a smart dude and was real quiet when i was talking with him about Basketball.

Mr. Marcus was real cool and he was telling me about his scene with some porno chick where he was getting a BJ while walking down the streets of Miami. 

[_bruce_]

Stalker

No nie gehört - hoffentlich keine Juden vs Natsi gagge 

[Tapeworm]

Just one?!  Ok, Casablanca.  Gets me every time.

[pugalist666]

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[MAXX]

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Reno 911 is a much better cop comedy

[~UN_$ung~]

[Tapeworm]

"'Deserve's' got nothin' to do with it."

[wavelength]

No nie gehört - hoffentlich keine Juden vs Natsi gagge 

Hat nix damit zu tun, Verfilmung einer SF Kurzgeschichte.
Schwer anzuschauen aber genialer Film.

[TrueGrit]

One of the most criminally underrated movies of all time is a film starring James Caan called "The Gambler"..

[pugalist666]

Reno 911 is a much better cop comedy

reno 911 is super troopers    , fox owns the rights to both shows and originally where going to use the cast of reno 911 and call it super troopers but broken lizard did not want to relocate to the west coast , so they got ringers and called in reno 911

[~UN_$ung~]

One of the most criminally underrated movies of all time is a film starring James Caan called "The Gambler"..

james cann also happens to appear in another movie i consider to be very very underrated...

[TrueGrit]

james cann also happens to appear in another movie i consider to be very very underrated...

That film kinda lost me at a certain point...Maybe will watch it again sometime but it definitely got confusing and/or I was drunk and not following properly.#


Another underrated one is "Buffalo 66"

[che]

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2-The Shawshank Redemption

3-Goodfellas

[dr.chimps]

Just one?!  Ok, Casablanca.  Gets me every time.

Naw. That's the default AFI choice. What really, really resonates with you bro?

[stuntmovie]

"Welcome to Hard Times" .... great western with Aldo Ray and Henry Fonda.

And since none of youz have seen it, here's the story line ... (Dr Chimps possibly saw it though)

In the town of Hard Times, a stranger rides in and terrorizes the small settlement. He kills a number of townsfolk, including Fee, the town's founder. Mayor Will Blue fails to stand up to the man, who rapes saloon whore Molly and burns down the town. Blue promises to rebuild the town after the stranger rides on, but the townsfolk give up and leave. A wagon load of prostitutes led by "entrepeneur" Zar shows up and together with Blue, they rebuild the town. But Molly's desire for revenge and her anger at Blue for not protecting her eat at her, and Blue promises that things will be different when the stranger returns. And return he does.    OH, OH!!!

AND what was that movie about the wild west where the bad guys were awaiting the arrival of Charles Bronson at the old railroad depot and that beginning part ends up in a great gun fight... and the movie's ending with the building of railroad through a small town out west? One of favorite films of all time.

Also at the top of my favorite list ....

Wizard of Oz
Gone With the Wind
The Godfather
Casino
Midnight Express

[TrueGrit]

Gotta give a shout out to:

Dude, where's my car

My big fat Greek wedding

How to lose a guy in 10 days

[dr.chimps]

One of the most criminally underrated movies of all time is a film starring James Caan called "The Gambler"..

I think you mean 'Thief.'      Great flick.

[TrueGrit]

I think you mean 'Thief.'      Great flick.

Hey man..I even liked "Slither" 

[dr.chimps]

"Welcome to Hard Times" .... great western with Aldo Ray and Henry Fonda.

And since none of youz have seen it, here's the story line ... (Dr Chimps possibly saw it though)

In the town of Hard Times, a stranger rides in and terrorizes the small settlement. He kills a number of townsfolk, including Fee, the town's founder. Mayor Will Blue fails to stand up to the man, who rapes saloon whore Molly and burns down the town. Blue promises to rebuild the town after the stranger rides on, but the townsfolk give up and leave. A wagon load of prostitutes led by "entrepeneur" Zar shows up and together with Blue, they rebuild the town. But Molly's desire for revenge and her anger at Blue for not protecting her eat at her, and Blue promises that things will be different when the stranger returns. And return he does.    OH, OH!!!

AND what was that movie about the wild west where the bad guys were awaiting the arrival of Charles Bronson at the old railroad depot and that beginning part ends up in a great gun fight... and the movie's ending with the building of railroad through a small town out west? One of favorite films of all time.

Absolutely, Stunt. That was 'Once Upon the Time in the West'  - my favourite Leone film bar none.

Jack Elam : looks like we're shy one horse.' (laughs)
Bronson: 'You brought two too many. (shoots all of them) [I laugh as well.]

[El Diablo Blanco]

This movie was pretty fucking cool

[noworries]

1-


2-The Shawshank Redemption

3-Goodfellas

Man I have a great Brad story.  I won't tell it but it would be a whole lot better if I decided to participate especially after hearing what I missed.

[BB]

1) Thief - Great film all around, great soundtrack too.

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2) Peckinpah's Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garica- Great bleak film.

3) Smokey and the Bandit.

There are a few more, like Ride the High Country, etc.... but those are my big three right now.

[Tapeworm]

Naw. That's the default AFI choice. What really, really resonates with you bro?

Still, for good reason.  Every scene in that movie is ROTM.

But ok.  Really enjoyed Lost in Translation.  She eclipsed papa big time.  My Dinner with Andre is right up there, although adapted for screen.  This place is sort of Brechtian too.  Starship Troopers, Dead Poets Society, 5 Easy Pieces, most Woody Allen especially Annie Hall, The Life Aquatic (and Rushmore), 8 1/2, Fast Times, Joe vs The Volcano, and Red Dawn!