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All Time fav movies ever!

Started by Andymeets1880s, July 16, 2010, 12:29:10 AM

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Andymeets1880s

Ok everyone, this is not a "top" list or list in order way of doing this. I just thought it might be neat to list your all time favorite movies ever. No order, just type them as they come. Sound cool? In no particular order, mine are:

TITANIC (1998 version, quite a masterpiece of sets and props)
FORREST GUMP (truly inspirational)
TOMBSTONE (this movie just kicks backside)
PATTON (Geo. C. Scott's performance is brilliant)
SINGIN IN THE RAIN (I can watch Donald O' Connor do "Make Em' Laugh" over and over and over)
NATIONAL TREASURE (being an amatuer historian, I love this storyline)
TRUMAN (Gary Sinise is brilliant in the lead role)
STAR WARS (the beginning of a whole 'nother world on our Earth)
SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION (another inspiration and great acting)

You dont have to list what you liked in each of your picks like I did. I just did it to give you an idea of why I liked it. Maybe after this, we can dive into other subjects and pick our favs.

Andymeets1880s

How-doFolks

Smokey & the Bandit
Jaws - still watch it when it comes on, drives my ol' lady nuts.
Poisiden Adventure - the original from the 70's, have the VHS
Scarface
Pink Floyds The Wall - have the VHS
Days of Thunder
Cars
Wall'e
Live life like it's the last day!

pintrader

Cool Hand Luke - The great Paul Newman
To Kill A Mockingbird - What every father should be
It's A Wonderful Life - Feel down, watch this
Driving Miss Daisy - Just a solid movie all around
The Bridge On The River Kwai - If you like war movies this is it
The Wizard Of Oz - What can I say
In The Heat Of The Night - Sidney Poitier maybe the best actor ever
The Best Years Of Our Lives - Wonderful post war movie
Shane - Great western, great cinematography

Coaster

#3
Back to the Future trilogy
Toy Story trilogy
The Goonies
The OLD Star Wars trilogy and Revenge of the Sith (didn't like Episodes I and II)
Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy (I'm not excited about the fourth one though)
Air Force One
Indiana Jones trilogy (not crazy about Temple of Doom and I HATED the fourth one)
Jaws
Walle
Up


Can't think of anymore right now but I know I have more.....
"May there always be a Silver Dollar City..."

Zephon

Comedies
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Jerk
Blazing Saddles
Groundhog Day
Mrs. Doubtfire
Tootsie
Arthur

Action/Drama
The Great Escape
The Star Trek Movies
Amadeus
The Bourne Movies
Casablanca
The Shawshank Redemption
The Matrix Trilogy
The Sting


Chick Flicks Yes, I'm a romantic at heart.
The Way We Were
Somewhere In Time
While You Were Sleeping
Sleepless In Seattle
Serendipity
The Notebook
You've Got Mail
Pretty Woman



"Why do they call them Wild Women?"

Junior

Stripes
Animal House
Blues Brothers
Citizen Kane
Casablanca
It's a Wonderful Life
Godfather (Whole series)
Caddyshack
Road to Perdition
Star Wars (series)
--
OK, I know I'm supposed to quit here, but I ain't. Here are a few more favorites:

Sunset Boulevard
The Wizard of Oz
Rocky (series)
Man on the Moon
Flywheel
The Passion of the Christ
Plan 9 from Outer Space
Ed Wood


Ok, I'll quit. But I could keep going on...
"Howdy there folks! My name is Junior Dugan, and I'll be drivin' your diving bell!"

maddilives4him

#6
Taken
Dear John - Lovin' Channing Tatum! (I'm such a girl!)
August Rush - I'm a big music freak!
I am legend
No time for Sergeants - It's just funny!
Back to the future trilogy
Fireproof
Facing the Giants
The Proposal
Grease - Favorite musical along with "The Phantom of the Opera"
The Twilight saga movies - Love the books!
The Wizard of Oz
Holes - I could watch it any day.
The Toy Story trilogy - Always loved em' :)
"Do not let anyone look down on you because you are young, but be an example to others in your speech, love, life, faithfulness, and purity."
                           - 1 Timothy 4:12

Andymeets1880s

Wow maddi!......did I just see "No Time for Sargeants?" Holy cow....look at maddi getting all classic on us, folks! LOL! Yeah, Andy Griffith before 'Sheriff Taylor' is a trip!
Andymeets1880s

How-doFolks

Guess i better throw in Wizard of Oz also cuz i still watch it when it comes on. And the original Willy Wonka. Ol' Bonnie & Clyde is good too. Theres some ol' war movies i like but i cant think of'm right now.... ???
Live life like it's the last day!

maddilives4him

QuoteWow maddi!......did I just see "No Time for Sargeants?" Holy cow....look at maddi getting all classic on us, folks! LOL!

Why, thank you sir! ;D
"Do not let anyone look down on you because you are young, but be an example to others in your speech, love, life, faithfulness, and purity."
                           - 1 Timothy 4:12

rubedugans

Ferris Buellers Day Off
White Christmas
Dumb and Dumber
Airplane
Naked Gun Series
BTTF Trilogy
Glory
FastTimes at Ridgemont High
National Lampoons Vacation
Awakenings
Stand By Me
The Road Warrier
Willy Wonka-Original
Mystery Science Theater-ANY OF THEM!!!
Blazing Saddles
It's A WOnderful Life
Shawshank Redemption
----to be continued.....

Tony from Tulsa

#11
The Pianist (best movie ever), The Blue Max, The Thin Red Line, The Forty Year Old Virgin, All of the Peter Sellers Pink Panther movies, Saving Private Ryan, The Outlaw Josey Wales, The Godfather, Up (thats right, "Up". If you haven't seen it, go buy it), No Country for Old Men (though theres a lot going on in that one that I don't understand), The Sound of Music, A Hard Day's Night, The Great Waldo Pepper, The Natural, Signs, The Quiet Man, Sergeant York, Twelve O'clock High...
No matter where you go, there you are.

History Buff

QuoteMystery Science Theater-ANY OF THEM!!!

I found these guys online.  These days they are producing downloadable material so you can play their audio during a movie.  Cost is minimal and some previews are on their site.  Not sure how I found it - maybe through a Facebook ad.
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rubedugans

Those are great, and like a modern continuation of the 90's movies. The iTune tracks are downloaded, and they sinc up perfectly with the movie, just as funny too.

U Smell Smoke

I don't watch a lot of movies; however, there are a few that when I am flipping channels and I run across them I have to watch the entire thing.  They are:

Con Air
True Lies
Shawshank Redemption
Hoosiers
Happy Gilmore
Rudy
Old School
My Cousin Vinny