One flew over the cucoo's nest.

Hey, Germans out there! There was a very, very good film in the 70's:
The lost honor of Katharina Blum (or something like that). You remember?

Three Days of the Condor

Marathon Man ( the worst or maybe the best torture scene, ever)

The Eiger Sanction

Von Ryans Express

Kellys Heros

virgil Wrote:
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> Marathon Man ( the worst or maybe the best torture scene, ever)

Yeah, scary shit! "Is it save? Is it save?"

nikkibong Wrote:
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> T&A Wrote:
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> > ooops - forgot about Shawshank (dunno how -
> it's
> > on the tube about every other day) - toss
> that on
> > the pile....
>
>
> you're letting me down here - I think that
> Shawshank IS a pile.


one of the all-time greatest endings...c'mon, man, cut the dude some slack here....

good fellas
deer hunter

The first Star Wars trilogy
Howard Stern - Private Parts
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Halloween
Cruel Intentions
Fatal Attraction
American Pie
Time Bandits
The Game
Beverly Hills Cop
The first Austin Powers
Forrest Gump
Gross Point Blank

That's all I can think of right now.

Backdoor Sluts 9.
The Definitive Facials Collection.
Anal Whores.
Lesbian Group Sex vol. 9.

I enjoy those too..

Reptile! Your puberty is OUT OF CONTROL today!!!

What can I say? You'll never make a SAINT OF ME!

Some of the movies that previous post said,and the kid from charlie chaplin.

Wizard of Oz, A Perfect Murder, As Good as It Gets, Bram Stoker's Dracula, and Hidalgo.

I enjoy Alfred Hitchcock's Stranger On A Train too.

Performance
Eraserhead
If

DVDs that I can watch repeatedly?

1. Dances With Wolves
2. Band of Brothers
3. Das Boot
4. Apocalypse Now Redux

Just a sample. I buy movies that I know I'll watch over and over again.

A Night at the Opera (first seen nearly 40 years ago on tv...still think it's very funny).

Just caught up with Capote and Cronenberg's History Of Violence....both strong movies...worth a look.



ROCKMAN

Little Big Man
officer and gentelman
Casablanca
GodFather
Basic Instinct
Gladitor
Sand Pebbles

1. Rear Window
2. A Clockwork Orange
3. Reservoir Dogs

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Wizard of Oz, A Perfect Murder, As Good as It Gets, Bram Stoker's Dracula, and Hidalgo.


Miss U, are you a Viggo fan? I am!
Gia, are you a Ewen fan? I love him too.

You girls have great taste in men.

The good,the bad the ugly....A fistfull of dollars..Pirates...Good fella s...Manhatan....Geronimo...Birds..Dances with Wolves...And more.

CindyC Wrote:

> Gia, are you a Ewen fan? I love him too.


It's true... I am a Big Ewan fan! But that's not the reason that these movies are among my favorites(cause I get that a lot...) It might be the other way around, but he definitely was the reason I watched some of them...! Cindy, have you mentioned your favorite films?




Who the f*ck is Mick Jagger?



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Rear Window
To Catch A Thief
12 Angry Men
Godfather II
Chinatown
Pulp Fiction

Rockman , seen His. of Violence last nite ,cool flic
but my fav was
Guess Who's Gonna B Dinner

chippy...looks like it's a real romantic film....more a chicks flick would ya say?



ROCKMAN

oh ya , its killer stuff

dodge ball
grapes of wrath
easy rider
hunchback of notre dame (charles laughton version)

Godfather 1 and 2
The Big Chill

Being There

-I don't understand why Hal Ashby didn't win Academy Awards by this movie.

Toru A Wrote:
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> Being There
>
> -I don't understand why Hal Ashby didn't win
> Academy Awards by this movie.


ah yes Chance...peter sellers!!!

My Big Three :













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