Mine would have to be Pi, followed closely by Waking Life.

I would have to say that it is a tie between "Blue Streak feat. Martin Lawrence" and "Dumb and Dumber feat. Jim Carry". Those guys crack me up.

Hrm.... i'd have to say its a tie between

Black Hawk Down and We Were Soldiers


both very dramatic :cool:

I'd have to say 'Easy Rider' simply because it had the best end scene :)

I would say there's a tie between Aliens and Independence Day (awesome visual effects) for me. And my favorite comedy would have to be Office Space.

Runners up: Memento and The Thing (1982)

1) Magnolia
2) Full Metal Jacket
3) Fight Club
4) Very Bad Things
5) Transpotting (Tied)
5) Lock, Stock, and 2 Smoking Barrells (Tied)

Originally posted by Studio64
1) Magnolia
2) Full Metal Jacket
3) Fight Club
4) Very Bad Things
5) Transpotting (Tied)
5) Lock, Stock, and 2 Smoking Barrells (Tied)

I have to say that Magnolia was one of the most weirdest movies that I have viewed.

AI was a movie that would've been good except for the last half of the movie - what was Spielberg thinking?

Black Hawk Down was a nice combo of drama and action tied in with realism and history.

Shrek - I laughed so hard... LOL

i really can't name a one-time favorite movie tho... but I happen to like stuff like Mission Impossible, The Thomas Crown Affair (very nice and creative movie), The Score, Ronin, Enemy of the State, The Saint, etc... (get a pattern going with these espionage/disguise/etc type of movies) :D

1) Lost Highway
2) Blackhawk Down
3) Lord of the Rings
4) Office Space
5) Fight Club

1. Sound of Music
2. Pride and Prejudice (w/ Greer Garson)
3. Matrix
4. Lord of the Rings
5. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
6. Peacemaker
7. Some disney movies

These I can see over and over again (I've seen Sound of Music and Matrix more than 4 times already). I don't get bored so easily I guess.

"Debbie does Dallas"

eraserhead
the dark crystal
beetlejuice
12 monkeys
being john malkovich

:cool:

1. green mile
2. a river runs through it
3. matrix

not in any particular order

- A Boy and His Dog (definitely not a Disney movie)
- Tampopo
- Hot Shots (I, II)
- Naked Gun (1, 22 1/2, 33 1/3)
- Fantasia (the original)
- Terminator II (as well as just about anything with Arnold Shwarzenegger)
- Rush Hour and Mr. Nice Guy (great stunts and entertaining)

(I've never seen a Sylvester Stallone movie.)

Matrix, Saving Private Ryan and Enemy of the State are all pretty good.

Heat
Blade
Boogie Nights
The Matrix
X (Malcom X)

Originally posted by davehooper.net
"Debbie does Dallas"

HAHAHA :emlaugh: LOL you're just too much...

1. Eraserhead
2. City of Lost Children
3. Man bites Dog
4. Lord of The Rings
5. Jacob's Ladder
6. Nightmare before Xmas
7. The Crow
8. SLC Punk
9. Blade Runner
10. Dead Alive (Peter Jackson's master work) :D

I'm stopping at 10 but could go on for a long time. I love movies.

Greg Moore

My favourite one is Go........ I love that movie :)
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0139239

These aren't in any particular order or category, but just some off the top of my head and remembering how good (and bad) some were that people here have posted already.


#1: Momento
#2: Pi
#3: Following
#4: Fight Club
#5: Pulp Fiction
#6: Lock, Stock, & Two Smoking Barrells
#7: Snatch
#8: Trainspotting
#9: Office Space
#10: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
#11: 12 monkeys
#12: American History X
#13: Go
#14: Matrix
#15: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
#16: Being John Malkovich
#17: In the Name of the Father
#18: Men in Black
#19: Jesus' Son
#20: High Fidelity


And so on and on and on (I really could go on!). There's a lot of good movies when I start thinking about it, even if there's more bad movies.

#20: High Fidelity


Great movie! :)

My my... I can never fit them all ;)

In no special order....

Black Hawk Down
Sniper
Clear and Present Danger
We Were Soldiers


Don't call me crazy, call me American! :stickout
- BC12

Originally posted by Tim_Greer
#7: Snatch


that movie rocks, im going to say its my favorite

- Jurassic Park (first one only, the sequels weren't that good)
- Lord of the Rings
- The Mummy

1. Lord of the Rings
2. The Hunt for Red October
3. Back to the Future 1 & 2 ( 2 is better though )
4. Austin Powers

"The Matrix" and "Trainspotting"

I just remembered some more, without trying to think about it.


Schindler's List
The Wedding Singer
Life is Beautiful
Reservoir Dogs
Cast Away
The Shawshank Redemption
The BLair Witch Project
Dogma
Chasing Amy
Clerks
Mall Rats
The Stand
Interview with the Vampire
Romper Stomper
Naturtal Born Killers
South Park; Bigger, Longer & Uncut
The Green Mile
Monty Python; The Holy Grail
Monty Python; The Meaning of Life
Silence of the Lambs
AI
Red Corner
(Fill in the blank, I could go on forever, it seems like)


I think I better stop. :-) I know I'm forgetting a lot, and I actually saw some pretty good one's lately, but I don't recall what they were. I wanted to see Death to Smootchie, but they pulled it from the theatres' after only 2 weeks or less. I will see Changing Lanes though, before that goes.

here we go, not in any particular order

1. The Matrix
2. Greece
3. Herbey goes bananas
4. Top Gun
5. Weekend at bernies
6. Pelican brief


umm.. thats all i can remmeber at this hour.. :D

*gasp* No one has mentioned Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory? :) That movie and The Matrix are my favourites.

OT: Does anyone find The Matrix DVD sound level messed up? It goes up and down, especially during the club songs. I find myself adjusting the volume through half way of the movie.

I would have to say The Matrix.

Braveheart
Gladiator
The Shawshank Redemption
The Score
Office Space
The Lion King
Home Alone ;)
The Fugitive
and a few more... :stickout

I have a wide range of tastes in films, never could decide which one were my favorites. But narrowed down, the list would consist of:

- Benny and Joon
- The Princess Bride
- The Shawshank Redemption
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
- Attack the Gas Station
- Ferris Bueller's Day Off
- Heathers
- Wheels on Meals

And I've noticed a bunch of you guys go for that action stuff. Perhaps you would like to try this Korean film called "Attack the Gas Station." You can find a review here (http://www.mediacircus.net/atgs.html). It was probably the most funniest movie I have ever seen. Ever. Plus it is mindlessly violent and you gotta give props to the hilarious English subtitles. It is a region-free DVD so no worries about player compatibility.

Mine was:

Enemy of the State and Gladiator

;)

A few more I just thought of...

Delta Force, Delta Force 2, Delta Force 3
Operation Delta Force, Operation Delta Force 2
Rules of Engagement
Enemy at the Gates
Thirteen Days
Saving Private Ryan
The Thin Red Line
The Rock
The Green Berets
Uncommon Valour
Hamburger Hill
..................................................

I could list movies and write about them all day, and still not have a firm list of my favorites. So I'll just list in no particular order some favorites that people should see, or see again if you have (and I'll comment that some of you people seem to think that movies were just invented last year! :) ).

Apocalypse Now (not Redux, the original, though flawed, was better)
Raging Bull
Blade Runner (director's cut)
North by Northwest
Double Indemnity
Chinatown
Ran
The Hidden Fortress
Casablanca
GoodFellas
The Searchers
High Noon
The Usual Suspects
Fight Club
Fargo
The Straight Story
Brazil
Spartacus
Baraka
Run Lola Run

Why am I even bothering... this list would never end!

"Run Lola Run" and "Momento" are really out-of-the-way movies
:cool:

Think I'll just list the movie I've watched more than any other:

The Keep

Better Off Dead
The Commitments

Oops, I forgot this one...

A Thousand Clowns

In no particular order:

Blazing Saddles
Round Midnight
Goldfinger
Sleeper
One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
Good Will Hunting
Cool Hand Luke
High Plains Drifter
Seven Samurai
Austin Powers
The Hustler
Tombstone
As Good As It Gets
The Sting
Apocalypse Now
Shawshank Redemption
Star Wars
The Shining
Smokey and the Bandit
Pulp Fiction

All time favorite movie - The Time Machine (the original, not the recent travesty)

these are movies that if they are on, i'll always watch

Evil dead II
Event Horizon
Sorority Bimbos in the hollywood Slime Bowl-a-rama
Basket Case
The Good The Bad and The Ugly
Mad Max
The Tomb of Ligea (vincent price)
The Abominable Doctor Phibes (vincent price)
20,000 leagues under the sea
Hellraiser I, II, III
Alien
Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte (betty davis)
What ever happened to baby jane (betty davis)
Grumpy Old Men

Matrix

and the # 1

fight club

Originally posted by TopDog21
.......
The Rock
.............

I'd have to say that's mine, too.

YEAH akashik SLC Punk all the way!!!(Im a young punk myself)
1-SLC Punk!(Check this movie out)
2- CKY1,CKY2K and CKY3
3-Fight Club
3-Sniper
4-Enemy at the Gates

and I could go on forever!


Chris

The Black Mask - Jet Li

The Rock - Sean Connery

Blow - Excellent movie
I also enjoyed Dancer in the Dark, tho it was kind very freaky at the end.

enemy of the state

1. Clerks
2. Chasing Amy
3. Dogma
4. Good Will Hunting
(basically all kevin smith movies)

Spider-man was good

Gladiator
Silence of the Lambs

My favorite movie? - Being There (Peter Sellers)

spiderman....at least for now ;)

Originally posted by Tim_Greer
Romper Stomper
Naturtal Born Killers

Hey Tim, If you haven't seen it look out for 'Once Were Warriors' - a similar vein the the above, but more confrontational, and more 'unsettling' to watch, but a brilliant movie from New Zealand (land of Lord of the Rings, Xena and Hercules) :D

Highly violent protrayal of a Maori family falling apart in Auckland's 'ghetto' area. A big difference from those hollywood 'gang' movies is there's not a single gun in the whole movie. (300 pound 'Mongrel Mob' members tend to prefer the feeling of skin on skin it seems).

Took a date to see it at the cinema when it came out and sat in the front row. She was visibly shaken by the end of it... possibly not the best choice in retrospect :)

Greg Moore

Greg, thanks for the tip. My wife was telling me about that. I don't remember if she saw it and liked it, or if she just wanted to watch it because she heard it was good. Either way, it looks like I'll be watching it at some point. :-)

Office Space :emlaugh:
Spiderman :confused:
Moulin Rouge :eek:
Gladiator :love:
2001: Space Odyssey :eek: :eek: :eek:
weirdest thing I've ever seen. didn't make any sense at all, nobody talked for the first half hour, half of the movie was babies floating around and swirling colors. most confusing and completely pointless movie i've ever seen. but i liked it.. and i don't know why. :rolleyes:

Hi!
My favorite is Lion King...
A very nice movie...
Antz has a great end...
And Aladdin is cool...
But Lion King is the best... a very well made movie..

Have a great day :)

regards
amar

Bambi versus Godzilla

One that wasn't on my earlier list, because I hadn't seen it yet:

Donnie Darko.

OK, too soon to say whether it will stand up as a long-term favorite... but you should see it.

Originally posted by Intelligent Hosting
Good Will Hunting

MY FAVOURITE!! So deep & soul-touching (to me at least). :angel:

:)

For humor in strange places, my all time favorite is the Hitchcock thriller, "Frenzy", a story about a necktie murderer.

The chief inspector's wife is into gourmet cooking and those scenes are truly outrageous.

To me, it's a big TIE for MY fave:

"Twelve Angry Men"
"Glengarry Glen Ross"

Man, that's entertainment.

Steve

Hell yea, Donny Darko rules! Thats like, one of the best movies. Anyways, I can't believe no one has said CUBE. That is probably my all time faivorite.. Anyone who hasn't seen that should.. Unless you like movies with an expanation for everything at the end, and leave no room for imagination and discussion ;).

-jason

Originally posted by scslawin
"Twelve Angry Men"
"Glengarry Glen Ross"To me, Twelve Angry Men seems dated today; though I can appreciate its achievements. I'd forgotten about Glengarry Glen Ross, that should be on the list.

And if you like classic dialogue-driven films, how about Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolfe?