Favourite Movies?
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UPDATED: Saturday, April 2, 2005 08:44
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think it odd, that today of all days, we should be discussing Ballroom and Paul Mercurio? It's his birthday.
i admit too much of a nice ass can be a bad thing...sometimes...other times it is very much a good thing...i kinda liked it.
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Wow, theres so many...and so many different kinds(sci-fi, western, classics...)
But some of my faves would have to be:
Willow,
Pride and Prejudice,
Pirates of the Caribbean,
Grease,
Aliens,
(all of which I watch repeatly)
And my faves trilogies are:
The Lord of the Rings,
Star Wars,
Indiana Jones,
Theres just too many to name!
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Always difficult to narrow the list down to five or ten, but here it goes:
The Bicycle Thief
Lenny
The Devils
Two For the Road
Husbands and Wives
Star Wars: ANH
Singin' in the Rain
Nashville
Slacker
The Conversation
Gallipoli
So many more... here's a few:
Finding Nemo
Crimes & Misdemeanors
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Before Sunrise
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Moonlighting
Jean de Florette
Au Revoir Les Enfants
It's A Wonderful Life
"Hamsters is nice."
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To Kill a Mockingbird - rabies was a big deal where I grew up, the scene with the rabid dog struck fear into me
Blade Runner - an alien earth
Never Cry Wolf - one scene of mountains, it gave me a feeling I can't describe
The Duelists - gorgeous photography, and great physical acting in a duel scene
The Man Facing Southeast - I have no idea why it had such an impact, but after all the years, it is still quietly there
I saw that somebody likes (? did I get that right - likes?) Brazil. I squirmed through the whole thing. The ugly city, the oozing face ("I had a complication of my complication"), the claustrophobia, the torture ... kneecap vs electric drill ...
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Quote:
Originally posted by rue:
To Kill a Mockingbird - rabies was a big deal where I grew up, the scene with the rabid dog struck fear into me
wow rue, mocking bird was the greatest book, i havent seen the movie but i can tell you, the story makes me cry every time i read it.
i rank it (as a book) right up there with "a time to kill"by grishom... same kind of emotions, strong family roles and pivitol moments... gotta love it.
"glowyrm is getting old"
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