Your top 10 Fav movies

[silverbear]

I'm not a big movie buff but I'll try the following:

Kingdom of Heaven
LOTR
Gladiator
Deep Impact
Bourne Identity
Last of the Mohicans

So, you like Gladiator movies?? LOL...

I liked that one, too...

 

[silverbear]

Comedy - Spaceballs
Action - Die Hard
Sci-Fi - Planet of the Apes (original)
Horror - Jaws
Western - Tombstone
Children's - Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and Mary Poppins
Saga - Star Wars Trilogy (4-6)
Epic - Braveheart
Drama - A Few Good Men
Musical - Grease
Chick Flick - When Harry Met Sally
War - Full Metal Jacket
Football - The Replacements and Little Giants
Basketball - Hoosiers and The Air Up There
Baseball - Major League and The Sandlot

Ahhh, A Few Good Men-- what a great cast that had, and what a great climax to it...

But we part company on the football and baseball movies... for baseball, either The Natural or Bull Durham, probably the latter... for football, it's Necessary Roughness...

 

[gazmc_06]

remember the titans was my favorite football movie ever - denzel is the man.

 

[arglebargle]

Damn!

I don't believe I forgot... "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly"

Great movie indeed. I liked 'For a Few Dollars More' best of those three. Lee Van Cleef's first part in the series, and Klaus Kiniski too....

Of course, it doesn't have Eli Wallach....

 

[arglebargle]

Gaily bedight
Our gallant knight
In sunshine and in shadow

I've travelled long
Singing a song
In search of El Dorado...

I Caan remember that one...Thanks!

What a great cast.

 

[silverbear]

I Caan remember that one...

Groan...

Shame on you...

 

[blindzebra]

Memento

O Brother Where Art Thou

The Usual Suspects

Kingpin

The Godfather

Schindlers List

Field of Dreams

Christmas Story

Caddyshack

Silverado

 

[silverbear]

Memento

O Brother Where Art Thou

The Usual Suspects

Kingpin

The Godfather

Schindlers List

Field of Dreams

Christmas Story

Caddyshack

Silverado

One day me and the nephew were sitting around the house, looking for something to watch, and Silverado was on one of the movie channels...

"Oh, I don't like westerns", the nephew said, but I made him watch it anyway...

I don't have a hard time getting him to watch westerns any more... in fact, if Tombstone is on, he's sure to be watching it... same with Unforgiven...

 

[Biggems]

Ahhh, A Few Good Men-- what a great cast that had, and what a great climax to it...

But we part company on the football and baseball movies... for baseball, either The Natural or Bull Durham, probably the latter... for football, it's Necessary Roughness...

when it comes to football movies...i pretty much like them all....but the two I listed are my favorites....Necessary Roughness is hilarious though....the longest yard (both), johnny be good, all the right moves, friday night lights, north dallas forty, best of times, brians song, paper lions, varsity blues, the program, the waterboy, any given sunday

as for baseball....i like the natural and bull durham as well. I also like major league 2, the bad news bears 1 and 2, little big league, rookie of the year, angels in the outfield, the sluggers wife, mr. 3000, blue skies again

 

[Hostile]

You seem to be more of a fan of the older movies, for the most part... not that there's anything wrong with that, I can still enjoy a good Bogart movie...

I definitely like old movies better.

 

[Hostile]

NOBODY can eat 50 eggs...

Sometimes, nothing can be a real cool hand...

What we have here, is failure to communicate.

Come on, use that shovel like a spoon. Shag it man.

 

[danzig]

Boondock Saints
Swingers
Dazed and Confused
Star Wars Trilogy (4,5,6)
GoodFellas
Dogma
Fight Club
Indiana Jones Tilogy
Remember the Titans
My Cousin Vinny

 

[Yeagermeister]

I forgot Gladiator also even if he was a Spaniard with an Aussie accent

 

[silverbear]

What we have here, is failure to communicate.

I had that line set as the error message I'd get when my modem wouldn't connect, back when I had dialup... seemed appropriate to me...

Come on, use that shovel like a spoon. Shag it man.

I'm shakin' it, boss...

 

[superpunk]

What we have here, is failure to communicate.

Come on, use that shovel like a spoon. Shag it man.

What's the penalty for grab-assing, again?

Top 10 is tough....in no order

The Goonies
Dumb and Dumber
Monty Python and The Quest for the Holy Grail
Lord of The Rings
Star Wars trilogy (original)
The Breakfast Club
Robin Hood (Yeah, the Disney one where Robin is a fox. I gotta respect the childhood)
It's a Wonderful Life
The Silence of The Lambs
The Guns of Navarrone

 

[Yeagermeister]

What's the penalty for grab-assing, again?

Top 10 is tough....in no order

The Goonies
Dumb and Dumber
Monty Python and The Quest for the Holy Grail
Lord of The Rings
Star Wars trilogy (original)
The Breakfast Club
Robin Hood (Yeah, the Disney one where Robin is a fox. I gotta respect the childhood)
It's a Wonderful Life
The Silence of The Lambs
The Guns of Navarrone

Man everytime someone posts a list I see one I forgot.

Holy Grail

 

[silverbear]

Man everytime someone posts a list I see one I forgot.

Holy Grail

Monty Python in general... a year or so back, I caught an HBO special honoring their work, with the entire cast assembled, except of course the late Graham Chapman, and he was supposedly there in an urn...

It consisted of a series of clips from some of their funniest stuff, and at the end, they brought some lady out to present them with an "award" for their film work... one of the Pythons took the medal, and dropped it into the urn, while John Cleese stepped forward to accept the award on behalf of the cast... what follows isn't an exact quote, but it's close:

"At a moment like this, I think back to the days when we were getting started, trying to find an audience, and I think about what an enormous lift it would have been to receive an award like this.

But there was nothing... not a <bleeping> thing. And now, we're all rich and famous, and you're all creaming your jeans, trying to get next to us"...

At which point I'm on the floor, and one of the other Pythons gently leads Cleese away from the microphone... to me, that's pure Monty Python, inspired insanity...

"Tis but a flesh wound"...

 

[Hostile]

I had that line set as the error message I'd get when my modem wouldn't connect, back when I had dialup... seemed appropriate to me...



I'm shakin' it, boss...

I love movie lines. Tombstone and Josey Wales have the best ever. Some of my favorites.

"Why Johnny Ringo, I do believe someone just walked over your grave."

"Dyin' ain't much of a living boy."

"Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms."

 

[silverbear]

I love movie lines. Tombstone and Josey Wales have the best ever. Some of my favorites.

"Why Johnny Ringo, I do believe someone just walked over your grave."

I never have figured out if I liked Val Kilmer's Doc Holliday best, or Quaid's... I do know that I liked Kevin Costner's Wyatt better than Kurt Russell's, but I've never been a big Russell fan...

Sam Elliott and Bill Paxton were the better Earp brothers...

It was fascinating, having both movies come out so close together, seeing the different approach each took to the legend, even as they used some of the same historical lines...

Both were pretty good movies...

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Great movie indeed. I liked 'For a Few Dollars More' best of those three. Lee Van Cleef's first part in the series, and Klaus Kiniski too....

Of course, it doesn't have Eli Wallach....

For me Eli Wallach made "The Good, The Bad And The Ugly"...

"One ******* goes in and one ******* comes out"

"I like big fat men like you. When they fall they make more noise!"

"You want to know who you are? Huh? Huh? You don't, I do, everyone does... you're the son of a thousand fathers, all *******s like you."

"If you're gonna shoot, shoot. Don't talk."