Godfather 1 & 2
Amadeus
Charitos of Fire
The Haunting (the original, in black and white from the '60's)
The Guns of Navaronne

DaveG Wrote:
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> Godfather 1 & 2
> Amadeus
> Charitos of Fire
> The Haunting (the original, in black and white
> from the '60's)
>
>
>
Man, you must be old ? saw this one four times back then "The Guns of Navaronne"
loved it.



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Pearl Harbor
Back to the Future
A Day at the Races
The Pink Panther strikes again
Dirty Dancing
Independence Day
Platoon MEZ

and Ay ay baby it hurts

Yes NICOS, I AM old!!! Well, probably older than most of the people on this board, 55. I saw Navaronne many times when I was a kid. I used to love to go to the cinema, and when that movie was appearing, I went several times to see it. David Niven, Gregory Peck, and Anthony Quinn were great actors.

CindyC Wrote:
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> Yeah, he seems pretty intense. Did you know that
> he did the paintings in that movie?

I do intense. Viggo did the paintings?! Pretty impressive. Does he have a website? Gwyneth & Michael Douglas are on my list of fave actors.
Tom Cruise too, esp in The Firm and Eyes Wide Shut.

I also like allthe old Hitchcock movies, I have seen them all.
But I have many alltime favorites that never got too many stars:
The Jerk
Last of the Dogmen
Forrest Gump
The Blues Brothers
Deep End of the Ocean
The Coneheads
Original Miracle on 34th Street

H-m-m..Doesn't say too much for my intellect..
So oh yes of course...Dances with Wolves
Some Robert DeN. and ...Al Pacino

One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
Dr Strangelove
On the Waterfront
Full Metal Jacket
Pulp Fiction
Fargo
farienheit 9/11

T&A Wrote:
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> just one? can't say...but it would come from a
> list that looks something like:
>
>
> It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
> O Brother, Where Art Thou? (favorite latter-day
> movie, probably)
> Papillon
> Maltese Falcon
> Great Escape
> Bullitt (can you tell I'm a McQueen fan yet?)
> Fargo
>
> Favorite line in that movie, "WE THOUGHT YOU WAS A TOAD!"
>
(Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?)
>

Winter Soldier is a great flick (republicans should avoid it...)
Repo Man
Coming Home (republicans should avoid it)
In The Bedroom
The Last Emperor
Lawrence of Arabia
Gunga Din
Cool Hand Luke
Straight Time
Midnight Cowboy (only rated X film to win best picture)
The Killing Fields
Mystery Train
Down By Law
Once Upon A Time In America
For A Few Dollars More
My Name Is Nobody
Duck You Sucker (aka Fistfull of Dynamite)
Requiem for a Heavyweight (the one with Quinn, although both are good)
The Sting
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
The Hustler
Rear Window
Psycho
Burnt By The Sun
A Dry White Season

There are so many movies I really like, I can't name my all time favorite. Maybe it's "The Outlaw Joseay Wales" or "Pale Rider" or something else with Clint Eastwood. But I also like many movies with Johnny Depp (Blow, Fear & Loathing..., Sleepy Hollow etc) and much more. Don't have the time to write them all down here.

OH HOW COULD I FORGET JOHNNY DEPP???
What's Eating Gilbert Grape?...very poingant

Miss U. Wrote:
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> [images.google.com]


Hi Miss U, here's a link for ya. There's also an article on the interview page that talks about him filming his love scenes with Miss Gwyneth.

I loved her in Emma.

Have you guys seen "Harold and Kumar go to White Castle"? I think that it was called "Harold and Kumar get the Munchies" in Europe. I recommended it to some friends, and they said it was the worst movie they had ever seen.

difficult to say - there are so many great movies.
depends very much on the mood i'm in.
this morning i'd prefer "leaving las vegas",
"love kills - sid and nancy" and "trainspotting".
must drink another coffee...

Marcia Wrote:
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> > So oh yes of course...Dances with Wolves
>

Marcia - I like alot of your picks - I'm a huge Hitchcock buff myself.

But, I must take exception to Dances with Wolves. First of all, albeit apparently he does have a cute ass, Costner is among the worst actors in Hollywood. Secondly, this particular movie is a cheap ripoff of a far better movie from a quarter-century earlier called "A Man Called Horse" starring one of the great actors of all-time, Richard Harris.

Detroit rock city and yes T&A A man called Horse.

T&A Wrote:
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> Marcia Wrote:
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> > > So oh yes of course...Dances with
> Wolves
> >
>
> Marcia - I like alot of your picks - I'm a huge
> Hitchcock buff myself.
>
> But, I must take exception to Dances with Wolves.
> First of all, albeit apparently he does have a
> cute ass, Costner is among the worst actors in
> Hollywood. Secondly, this particular movie is a
> cheap ripoff of a far better movie from a
> quarter-century earlier called "A Man Called
> Horse" starring one of the great actors of
> all-time, Richard Harris.

Thank you for bringing be back to reality T & A...It was with "tongue in cheek" that I added "Dances with Wolves". I could never, would never forget Richard Harris. Too many years ago to remember, I had somewhat of an obsession with him. Bought his albumns,played them over and over (sort of like the Stones now and forever). Was sure I understood every meaning of the lyrics in "MacArthur Park" saw all movies that I could find. One of the very first movies he was in as a young man was very strange, he was an athlete of some sort, ended up dying in the move...maybe you recall. Then I saw "Man Called Horse" in the theater and still watch in when it re-runs. I was devasted when he died..but knew he would. Thank you and you are correct..he is one of the all-time greats!






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Gone With The Wind


Doctor Zhivago


The Birds


It's A Wonderful Life


The Wizard of Oz

Is this a movie board...? No, kiddin'...
Beautiful posters, Señor Gibson!

Now a forgotten gem: Norweigan film "Elling" from 2001.
I laughed the whole movie thru... Go see it!
Short description in English: [www.imdb.com]
Trailer at: [videodetective.com]



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I with you , MickGibsonSG. Great classic choices.

There are almost too many to mention. best one I have seen in a while is Hustle & Flow.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Casino, the best one ever made. With the best music in it
Followed by "Goodfellas"

Ger