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[WARDEN9652]

I cant name all so ill name just 2, though they're trilogies not individual movies



The Lord of The Rings - because its THE LORD OF THE RINGS lol =)



Bourne Trilogy- who doesnt want to be an assassin?

[Valente11]

AVATAR - great movie. Also, the fact that all the self righteous movie, or emo, or RPG(yea im looking at you Bioware forums!) nerds HATE it. I wouldn't like it so much if people on these forums didn't hate on it for no reason! Honestly, sometimes I like things just to spite all of you.

[Massadonious1]

In no particular order.



Being John Malkovich, The Big Lebowski, Burn After Reading, Michael Clayton, Up in the Air. I generally watch anything with Clooney in it.



And for those that haven't seen Inception yet, I'm afraid we can't be friends until you watch it.

[Gaxhung]

Blade Runner - All the cgi of today cannot beat the look of this movie, my fav sci-fi of all time.
(Interesting analysis of the movie http://www.collative...r analysis.html)

Lost In Translation - romantic and beautiful yet not girly romancy

Lord of the Rings - had to read the books afterwards and viewed all te making-of videos the lotr website back then.
PJ's King Kong was a lot weaker though - note the dino stampede scene, sad.

Matrix, had to watch 3 times to understand the concept.

Princess Mononoke, Feral girl riding a huge white wolf that growl-speaks, amazing imagery, courageous characters that does what they have to do without an iota of second thoughts.

Aliens 1 - Another movie with awesome talent collaborating, what original means.

Dark Water - Creepy and opressive, ending is a little over the top, but the whole cinema went nuts during the last scenes, good times.

[Funkcase]

Aliens, if anyone is a fan of sci-fi and horror this is a must. Same goes for the first one.

28 day's later, my favourite zombie movie (even if they aint realy zombies) No random pointless gore, and the characters were brilliant. When a certain character dies, i found it was one of the most emotional deaths i have ever seen in a horror. The sequel is good aswell, but not as good, too much action.

The road, i knew i would have loved this before release and i was right, awsome film. But a very depressing film.

Shaun of the dead, a comedy classic.

Toy story, everybody knows it, and everybody loves it. I decided to watch it again the other day (with the release of the third one) and it still feels good to watch. Not like when you decide to watch a old cartoon you loved when you was a kid and just realised it actually sucked.

Modifié par Funkcase, 30 juillet 2010 - 08:20 .

[Remmirath]

A lot of the movies I like I suppose it's pretty obvious why. The original Star Wars trilogy, the Indiana Jones trilogy, Stargate, Jurassic Park, Tron, and Men In Black are all essentially fun action movies whatever else I might like about them.

The first TMNT movie as well as the most recent animated one I like partly just because I'm a sucker for anything TMNT-related, and partly because they're pretty good movies in their own right. The second movie was terrible and the third was only a bit better than the second, so I'm not completely indiscriminate about that.

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension is probably my all-time favourite movie. It does humour exactly the way I prefer it, for one thing; everything within the movie takes itself completely seriously, and so it's very funny. It's kind of a hard movie to describe. 'Brilliantly mad' might work.

Repo Man is another movie I like in a somewhat similar vein of humour. Also Dr. Strangelove and The Mouse That Roared.

I'm quite fond of Blade Runner, though I don't like to watch it terribly often. 

All The President's Men and Ice Station Zebra are just good movies that I like to watch every now and again if I've got the time. Same goes for 2001: A Space Oddysey (and 2010, though to a lesser extent).

Forbidden Planet, I think, still holds up quite well. I actually like the special effects better than many modern movies (partly because there's something about obvious CG that really tweaks me).

Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal are just fun, and that's mostly why I watch movies. I'm also apparently not very good at describing why I like things.

I also like to watch really bad movies for humour value, but that doesn't count as liking them exactly...


Edit: Forgot The Day The Earth Stood Still. The original. Fits into pretty much the same category as Forbidden Planet, I suppose.

Modifié par Halae Dral, 30 juillet 2010 - 08:49 .

[silver_sparrow]

Zombieland is hands down my new favorite movie of all times. if you haven't seen it I strongly suggest you do so. now! Besides Woody Harrelson is hilarious and Emma stones is hot.

[JRCHOharry]

Funkcase wrote...

The road, i knew i would have loved this before release and i was right, awsome film. But a very depressing film.

Agreed. I really enjoyed the film. I really did, but I felt like crap afterwards. I still don't quite understand the ending though, but i don't want to spoil anything so I won't post anymore

[marbatico]

hankock (i know you dont spell it like that but otherwise the forum bleebs it out) simply because he is the most badass superhero ever!

[Yana Montana]

I watched "Hangover" second time yesterday, still waiting for something else to come up and beat this hilarious thing in comedy department! :happy:

Modifié par Yana Montana, 30 juillet 2010 - 01:50 .

[silver_sparrow]

the hangover was hilarious. the ending was so wrong.

[2papercuts]

Valente11 wrote...

AVATAR - great movie. Also, the fact that all the self righteous movie, or emo, or RPG(yea im looking at you Bioware forums!) nerds HATE it. I wouldn't like it so much if people on these forums didn't hate on it for no reason! Honestly, sometimes I like things just to spite all of you.

theres a reason for that, the plot wasn't that good but people saw things blow up and said it was excellent


as for a movie, Inception
a great movie where even its flaws make sense in its plot and a rare story that would be almost impossible to write a book about

[DetailedSubset]

 LotR. Because it's the greatest thing ever.  

[JHorwath]

For all you LOTR fans out there.  Did you know that before Peter Jackson did the LOTR movies he put together a great film that he made with his friends.  It's called Bad Taste.  It's a great movie.



He also did that movie Brain Dead or Dead Alive.  It has two different names.

Oh ya, can't forget Meet the Feebles.




*Here is some great trivia and anecdotes about the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. 

http://www.imdb.com/...t0072271/trivia

Modifié par JHorwath, 06 août 2010 - 04:33 .

[AshedMan]

 The Big Lebowski - IMDB
Probably the best script ever.  Most abundant source of quotes rivaling all other movies.  Everyone's acting in the film is brilliant.  Very funny.

Modifié par AshedMan, 06 août 2010 - 04:28 .

[Rubbish Hero]

Ninja Scroll is an excellent movie. Probably the only anime movie I have enjoyed,

[Vulee94]

Goodfellas, I just finished watching it for the n-th time, that movie rocks!

[SarEnyaDor]

One of my favorite horror movies of all time is still John Carpenter's The Thing... and knowing that most of those special effects were accomplished with trashbags and bubble gum makes it even more cool.

Modifié par SarEnyaDor, 09 août 2010 - 12:13 .

[JHorwath]

SarEnyaDor wrote...

One of my favorite horror movies of all time is still John Carpenter's The Thing... and knowing that most of those special effects were accomplished with trashbags and bubble gum makes it even more cool.

I liked the Thing as well.  The special effects were done by Rob Bottin and are some of the best I've seen even with the fancy cgi of today.  I personally think that the old effects for creatures and that stuff are scarier than the cgi monsters.  Of course that's not the case for every movie. 

Another great movie that uses old fashioned effects is called Slither.  The movie uses the old school way plus throws in some CG effects when necessary.  However, most of the gross out sequences are old school.  I think the movie used the most ky jelly ever in a motion picture.

*The film Slither features a hardware store that is called Macready's Hardware.  It's a reference to Macready from the thing. 

*Check out The Thing video game if you really liked the movie.  It the unofficial sequel to the film.


Feast is a great movie.  There are two more movies in the series.  If your in for a gory good time with lots of crazy jokes then rent all three of these bad boys. 

Modifié par JHorwath, 09 août 2010 - 06:07 .

[Rubbish Hero]

Being There is quite a weird movie, enjoyable though.
The way the movie starts is odd but awesome.

www.youtube.com/watch

[Norskatt]

I really like Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrells. The wit, humor & irony is fantastic. Add to that a little violence, perversion & gansters. A+

[TheMufflon]

Primer, because it's the only good movie about time-travel. It's incredibly confusing, but in an awsome way.

Norskatt wrote...

I really like Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrells. The wit, humor & irony is fantastic. Add to that a little violence, perversion & gansters. A+

That's probably my all time favourite movie.

[Rubbish Hero]

I thought Snatch was better.