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05/20/2005 02:55:56 PM · #26			 | 
		
		Just to name a few that come to mind (in no particular order)
 
 Ocean's Eleven
 The Usual Suspects
 True Lies
 Dumb and Dumber
 Field of Dreams
 Kill Bill (Vol 1 & 2)
 Reservoir Dogs
 Three O'Clock High
 Empire of the Sun
 The Incredibles
 Zoolander
 Back to the Future
 Rush Hour
 Rush Hour 2
 A Christmas Story
 Christmas Vacation
 White Christmas
 Stripes
 Caddy Shack
 Pirates of the Carribean
 The Matrix
 Animal House
 The Birdcage
 Casino
 Mister Roberts
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 I could go on for another 3 pages...I love movies :o)
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05/20/2005 02:56:14 PM · #27			 | 
		
		Originally posted by glad2badad:   Just throwing this in since we just watched it this weekend and REALLY enjoyed it.
 
 Miracle 
 
 It's about the 1980 US Olympic hockey team.  Normally I don't like to see movies where I know the ending - but this movie really surprised me.  Good family "feel good" movie.  Of course it helps if you're a US citizen.  ;^)  |   
 
 He, he, did you know that part of that movie was filmed in Canada?  In Rossland, BC, to be precise, a little town of 3000 in the W Kootenays, where I happen to live.  And, it's not a very accurate film :)
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05/20/2005 03:04:33 PM · #28			 | 
		
		duplicate post...oops!
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05/20/2005 03:05:01 PM · #29			 | 
		
		Oh sure - burst my bubble!  Oh well...it still gave me "feel good" goosebumps.  ;^)
 
 Originally posted by ursula:  He, he, did you know that part of that movie was filmed in Canada?  In Rossland, BC, to be precise, a little town of 3000 in the W Kootenays, where I happen to live.  And, it's not a very accurate film :)  |  
 
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05/20/2005 03:05:21 PM · #30			 | 
		
		Rebecca
 Zoolander
 Fletch
 Garden State
 House of Wax (the good one with Vincent Price)
 The Changeling
 Amazon Women On The Moon (hilarious!)
 The Big Lebowski
 Bowfinger
 The 'Burbs
 Dial M For Murder
 To Catch A Thief
 Hudson Hawk (i think i'm one of the very few that thinks this movie is hilarious)
 Jane Eyre (c. 1972 with George C. Scott and Susannah York)
 Rio Bravo
 Porky's
 So I Married An Axe Murderer
 Rosemary's Baby
 M*A*S*H
 The Man With Two Brains
 House on Haunted Hill (the one with Vincent Price)
 anything Abbott & Costello
 anything Monty Python
 anything Alfred Hitchcock
 anything Mel Brooks
 
 yup...i'm a vidiot! :)
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05/20/2005 03:12:19 PM · #31			 | 
		
		| And not one vote yet for ET? |  
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05/20/2005 03:16:57 PM · #32			 | 
		
		Breakfast at Tiffany's
 All Quiet on the Western Front
 Pulp Fiction
 
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05/20/2005 03:17:17 PM · #33			 | 
		
		Pulp Fiction is the best movie I ever saw and it gets better everytime!
 Also:
 Silence of the lambs
 Dances with wolves
 The Shawshank Redemption |  
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05/20/2005 03:19:57 PM · #34			 | 
		
		in no order:
 One flew over the cuckcoos nest (also my favourite book)
 Starwars (I'm a sucker for all of them)
 Baby Cart Series (lone wolf & cub)
 Zatoichi
 The Mystery of Chess Boxing
 Pulp fiction
 It's a Beautiful Life
 Bad Taste
 Clerks
 Predator (To many good quotes despite being stinkin')
 daredevil...Nah!!! not really |  
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05/20/2005 03:25:31 PM · #35			 | 
		
		I have many..
 
 - La vita e bella
 - Shaun of the Dead
 - Moulin Rouge!
 - The Pillow Book
 - Nightmare Before Christmas
 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
 - Star Wars... the original (IV) is my favourite (don't hurt me!)
 - Le fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain
 - Napoleon Dynamite
 - Spaceballs
 - Velvet Goldmine
 - Some Like It Hot
 - Unfaithfully Yours
 - Buffalo '66
 - The Crow
 - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
 - "M"
 - Clockwork Orange
 - Brazil
 - The Big Lebowski
 - Arsenic and Old Lace
 - Freaks (1932, Tod Browning)
 
 There are others, I'll think of them later :)
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05/20/2005 03:26:20 PM · #36			 | 
		
		Anything written by Charlie Kaufman, ie
 Being John Malkovitch
 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
 Adaptation
 
 Any Jackie Chan film, but I particularly like
 Drunken Master
 Who Am I?
 Rumble in the Bronx
 
 On a similar vein,
 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
 
 and any Terry Gilliam film, but particularly
 Brazil and
 The Fisher King
 
 I could go on for days like this, but those are the first ones that came off the top of my head today. |  
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05/20/2005 03:26:36 PM · #37			 | 
		
		Terminator 2
 Pulp Fiction
 Arlington Rd.
 Tommy Boy
 
 A wide array! |  
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05/20/2005 03:28:03 PM · #38			 | 
		
		"Some Like it Hot" is a great movie.  There are lots of others here that I like, too.  But  - I do have serious reservations about parts of sher9204's list, and in particular:
 
 Originally posted by sher9204:  
 Bowfinger 
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05/20/2005 03:29:31 PM · #39			 | 
		
		frida
 jackson pollock
 cabaret
 one flew over the cuckoo's nest
 frida
 pulp fiction
 amelie
 frida
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05/20/2005 03:31:26 PM · #40			 | 
		
		In no particular order:
 El Mariachi 
 Desperado 
 Once Upon a Time in Mexico
 The Godfather (first one)
 The Shining
 Monty Python̢۪s Holy Grail
 Monty Python̢۪s Meaning of Life
 Clerks
 Dogma
 From Dusk ‘til Dawn
 
 okay, so I'm weird...
 
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05/20/2005 03:33:02 PM · #41			 | 
		
		No particular order:
 1.Face off 
 2.Gone in Sixty Seconds
 3.The Pelican Brief 
 4.Back to the Future
 5.Porky's
 6.Footloose
 7.Meet the Fockers 
 8.Apollo 13
 9.We Were Soldiers 
 10.Phantasm |  
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05/20/2005 03:37:31 PM · #42			 | 
		
		I have way to many to really list but some of my fav's are:
 Blade I & II
 Equilibrium
 Cold Mountain
 The Four Feathers
 Matrix 
 Lord of the Rings (all of them)
 Brave Heart
 Hero
 House of Flying Daggers
 Full Metal Jacket
 and so many more... |  
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05/20/2005 03:51:36 PM · #43			 | 
		
		I have very few favorites..
 
 Lord Of The Rings - trilogy
 Bravehart
 one flew over the cuckoo's nest  the old one with Jack Nicholson
 Matrix trilogy
 Les Visiteurs french version
 I kina spiser de hunde [danish]
 nattevakten [danish]
 Jackie Chan's they call me Bruce, and they still call me Bruce [1970's]
 Philadelphia [Tom Hanks]
 Forrest Gump [Tom Hanks]
 
 and some others... I like European and Asian films better then the Hollywood crap that's all made from the same script, only different actors and different location, but the bullshit is all the same in 95% of Hollywood films.
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05/20/2005 03:51:59 PM · #44			 | 
		
		In order
 
 American Beauty
 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
 Garden State
 Mulholland Dr.
 Sin City
 Dogville
 Donnie Darko
 Lost in Translation
 Magnolia
 City of God
 Pulp Fiction
 The Door in the Floor
 In America
 Lord of the Rings: Two Towers
 Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
 Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
 Kill Bill Vol 1
 Kill Bill Vol 2
 Adaptation.
 House of Sand and Fog
 Fight Club
 Requiem For a Dream
 21 Grams
 Three Kings
 Million Dollar Baby
 Le fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain
 The Royal Tenenbaums
 Star Wars Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back
 Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith
 Being John Malkovich
 The Virgin Suicides
 Big Fish
 The Assassination of Richard Nixon
 I Heart Huckabees
 Sideways
 
 Honorable Mentions in no order:
 A Clockwork Orange ("My Brothers...")
 The Shawshank Redemption
 Taxi Driver
 Star Wars Episode 4: A New Hope
 Schindler's List
 Memento
 The Incredibles
 Forrest Gump
 Punch Drunk Love
 
 Favorite Directors:
 Spike Jonze
 David Lynch
 Sofia Coppola
 Lars Von Trier
 Michel Gondry
 Paul Thomas Anderson
 
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05/20/2005 04:02:09 PM · #45			 | 
		
		Originally posted by thewriterside:   In order
 The Royal Tenenbaums
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 you must be joking.. I think I have only seen one film that was more boring and more stupid.. and that was the "attack of the killer tomatoes" and maby "plan 9 from outer space".. and ofcource "Breakfast of Champions" |  
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05/20/2005 04:11:23 PM · #46			 | 
		
		Hmm...worst movie ever made:
 
 Meet the Feebles. Couldn't make it all the way through. |  
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05/20/2005 04:22:59 PM · #47			 | 
		
		Fight Club 
 Spartacus
 Glory
 Gettysburg
 High fidelity
 We were soldiers
 Clerks
 Mallrats
 Chasing Amy
 Dogma
 This is spinal tap
 Memento
 usual suspects
 Black hawk down
 Three kings
 Edward scissorhands
 Twelve monkeys
 Ride with the devil
 Ronin
 Armageddon
 Enemy at the gates
 
 In no particular order :)
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05/20/2005 04:28:31 PM · #48			 | 
		
		Off the top of my head, and not exhaustive:
 
 The Three Days of the Condor (Robert Redford - spy flick)
 Field of Dreams (Costner - great father/son relationship movie)
 The Conversation (Gene Hackman, circa 1974 - just watch it dammit)
 Almost Famous (one of the best music movies ever made)
 Animal House (LOL)
 Blues Brothers (gotta love it!)
 2001 A Space Odyssey (Open the pod bay door HAL)
 Memento (you've just GOT to see this one to believe it)
 
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05/20/2005 04:29:59 PM · #49			 | 
		
		Originally posted by DanSig:   Originally posted by thewriterside:   In order
 The Royal Tenenbaums
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 you must be joking.. I think I have only seen one film that was more boring and more stupid.. and that was the "attack of the killer tomatoes" and maby "plan 9 from outer space".. and ofcource "Breakfast of Champions"  |   
 
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05/20/2005 04:30:23 PM · #50			 | 
		
		I use Breakfast Club with some high school kids I work with. I know you work in HS too Laurie, do you use this flick??
 
 Great movie BTW!
 
 Originally posted by laurielblack:   Man that's a tough question.
 
 Breakfast Club
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