thought i would change the tune a bit with a movie theme.

I just watched "the usual suspect"


for the hundredth time and was wandering what is the everyne favorite fil. this one and "bridge oin the river quai" are two favorites of mine..


so lets hear then

"stonecowboy"

You've seen that movie 100 times, but yet don't know what the correct title of it is?




One of my favorites is Down By Law. I also like Brutti sporchi e cattivi, but haven't seen that one in ages. Don't think its available on DVD.

Some movies I will keep watching unplanned when they pass by during channel roulette.

For example:
- A Few Good Men ("You can't handle the truth!" Other than that I hate courtroom movies.),
- The Spy Who Loved Me ("When this mission is over, I will kill you..."),
- A Clockwork Orange (I always feel Mick could have had a role in this one),
- Maffia! (brilliantly silly),
- The Godfather pt. 3 (the pope complot),

Anything & everything by Fellini.

Days of Heaven
Lawrence of Arabia
Fantasia

goodfellas
caddyshack
full metal jacket

Some of mine would be 'The Third Man', '2001: A Space Odyssey' and 'Twilight Samuarai'

Debbie does Dallas always rattles my cage......

Joung Frankenstein

C

Absolute favourite:
Apocalypse Now.

Other greats:
Life Of Brian.
Christiane F.
Goodfellas.
Casino.
Forrest Gump.
American Beauty.
Trainspotting.
The Hill.

JumpingKentFlash

Walking Tall (original, not that piece of crap The Rock movie)
Scarface (once a year minimum)
One Night at McCool's
The Big Labowski
most Clint Eastwood movies
The Last Waltz
most gangster movies
A Few Good Men
Reservoir Dogs
Cape Fear
Back to School (dangerfield at his best)

oops sorry mrkoen suspect with a s

Clockwork Orange
Full Metal Jacket
Freejack (With Mick Jagger and Anthony Hopkins)

Gewoon Frans Bauer (esp. the episode where Frans orders Chinees food).

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> oops sorry mrkoen suspect with a s

No worries mrstonecowboy, I was just kidding

Bond:

"From Russia With Love" (wish this, not "Goldfinger," had become the template)
"On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (best story--best directed?--of any Bond)
"Octopussy" (ha ha, I know. easily the most underrated film in the series)

"Apocalypse Now"
"A Bridge Too Far" (Connery. Redford. Hackman. Olivier. Caan. Liv Ullman, Edward Fox, Dirk Bogarde, Elliot Gould, Maximillian Schell, Anthony Hopkins, Ryan O'Neal and on...)

"The Godfather Pt. 1 & 2"
"All The President's Men"
"Downfall"
"Fargo"

"Midnight Run"

Rock'n'Roll:
"Neil Young & Crazy Horse: Year Of The Horse"

Off the top of my head...

Jaws
Good Fellas
Braveheart
Boondock Saints
American Dreamer (chick flick)
James Bond movies
Mel Brooks movies (esp. Young Frankenstein)
Monty Python movies
Raising Arizona


All the stupid funny ones
Tommy Boy
Stripes
Dumb and Dumber
Team America
Dodgeball
Something About Mary

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

Apollo 13


"got to be worked on
don't have no bark nor bite..."



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In-Diana Jones - adaption of the classic adventure movie for adults

The Godfather I,II
The Game
Hero
...
might add more as soon as I remember them



Belgrade-Bucharest-Budapest-Brno

modern times (charlie chaplin)....the big sleep (bogart)....goodfellas...dirty harry....the hills have eyes...down by law (jim jarmusch)...manhattan...annie hall...the last detail...one flew over the cuckoo's nest....frankenstein (universal version)...on the waterfront...wings of desire...harvey....sling blade...taxi driver.....El Mariachi.....the odd couple...tender mercies...the natural...American Splendor.............too many to mention



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Casino
Godfellas
War Of Worlds (2005 version)
Short Cuts
Magnolia
Broken Flowers
The Big Lebowski
Moonlight Mile
Fear And Loathing
What's Up With Bob
A Fish Named Wanda
Life Of Brian
Braveheart
Apocalypse Now
The Thin Red Line
Die Brücke (Germany 1955)
Die Konferenz (Germany 2004)
Monster
Monster's Ball
Leathal Weapon 1-4
La Confidential
Die Hard 1-3
Ruthless
I Am Sam
Million Dollar Baby
In The Line Of Fire
The Perfect Storm
Every single Seinfeld episode
American Beauty
Carlito's Way
Donnie Brasco
Blow
The Shining
Lord Of The Rings 1-3
Star Wars 1-6

leonard wrote:

>.....too many to mention


i never heard of this flick??!

"The Big Sleep." What a great call.


Want to point out:

"Capote" with Phillip Seymour Hoffman. In current (limited? wide?) release in the States.

Whoa, baby. Riveting.

Shit, I forgot

nearlyevery movie directed by Eastwood
Dirty Harry 1-4
Moore, Connery 007
Jurassic Park
Trainspotting
Schindler's List
The Pianist
The Death And The Maiden
Bourne Identity

J.J.Flash Wrote:
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> leonard wrote:
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> >.....too many to mention
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> i never heard of this flick??!


its a story about all of michael jacksons cosmetic surgeries

Rev. Robert W. Wrote:
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> "The Big Sleep." What a great call.
>
>
> Want to point out:
>
> "Capote" with Phillip Seymour Hoffman. In current
> (limited? wide?) release in the States.
>
> Whoa, baby. Riveting.


yeah Rev....P.S. Hoffman is a good call for that part...he's great at playing oddball characters

Thanks for reminding me about Modern Times Mr Keringer!!! Now that IS a brilliant film which I have seen only once in my life and must make an effort to see again. I saw it years ago and laughed like never before, though the underlying political message about Technological Determinism etc is superbly put across to the viewer.

Other great films:
Unforgiven.
American Beauty.
Heat.
Shawshank Redemption.
Glen Garry Glen Ross.
Saturday Night, Sunday Morning.
Get Carter.

...classics every one of 'em!

...forgot to mention Being There.

LOGIE Wrote:
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> Thanks for reminding me about Modern Times Mr
> Keringer!!! Now that IS a brilliant film which I
> have seen only once in my life and must make an
> effort to see again. I saw it years ago and
> laughed like never before, though the underlying
> political message about Technological Determinism
> etc is superbly put across to the viewer.
>


yeah LOGIE...good 'ol Charlie....social commentary & comedy all rolled into one great film....The Great Dictator is pretty awesome also...imo
and good 'ol Chauncey Gardner in Being There...great film!



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a touch of evil. any orson is good, though.