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Word, as me for..., in no particular order except for the first two. 1.Look Who's Coming To Dinner (1967, Sidney Poiter. I just saw this movie a few weeks ago, it REALLY caught me. Everything just works so well for it!)  2.Forrest Gump (Amazing.) The Longest Day Saving Private Ryan The Green Mile The Two LOTR Movies Catch Me If You Can Lawrence of Arabia That Thing You Do! "Don't be that guy who doesn't film stuff!"
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| Posts: 66 | Location: Westborough, MA | Registered: November 01, 2002 |  
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01. The Man With a Movie Camera (USSR, 1928) 02. Vampyr (Germany, 1932) 03. 8 ½ (Italy, 1960) 04. Soy Cuba (Cuba, 1964) 05. McCabe & Mrs Miller (USA, 1973) 06. Days of Heaven (USA, 1978) 07. Eraserhead (USA, 1980) 08. Hail, Mary (France, 1984) 09. Slacker (USA, 1991) 10. Praise (Australia, 1998)
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| Posts: 13 | Location: Newcastle, Australia | Registered: November 06, 2002 |  
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Requiem for a Dream by Darren Aronofsky no questions asked check out www.vivandamovie.com and submit your work to be shown at our weekly film fest in San Francisco, CA
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| Posts: 4 | Location: san Francisco, ca, usa | Registered: February 23, 2003 |  
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quote: 5. The Shawshank Redemption
I JUST saw this recently in my English class. [I'm a Senior in High School] I really liked it, we discussed the theme in class for a long amount of time and it really had everyone hooked. Well, My favorite Film of ALL TIME, It's not everyone's favorite, but MINE has to be... Cruel IntentionsNow, Don't hate! It released when I was in the 8th grade and I've loved it ever since. It gets better every time I watch it. ____________________________________ www.xanga.com/directorei____________________________________
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| Posts: 12 | Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Registered: January 01, 2003 |  
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PULP FICTION & Pee Wee's Big Adventure  TACO WAGON PRODUCTIONS©
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| Posts: 1073 | Location: Sacramento, CA | Registered: April 02, 2003 |  
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In terms of movies that I enjoy watching the most... 1) The Shawshank Redemption 2) Wet Hot American Summer 3) The Royal Tenenbaums 4) The Big Lebowski 5) Adaptation 6) The Green Mile 7) South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut 8) Rocky IV 9) Dude, Where's My Car? 10) <god help me...> Kung Pow: Enter the Fist I'd prefer, of course, to have a separate list for drama and a list for comedy, but since that's not the case right now, they're just combined... and since it's in terms of movies that I enjoy watching the most, it's lopsided towards comedy. Still, every movie on that list should be deemed most satisfactory for a "top ten" in its own genre at least. --Alan ------------------ http://www.alandenton.com------------------
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1-Seven Samurai 2-Pulp Fiction 3-A Clockwork Orange 4-Reservoir Dogs 5-Fight Club 6-Memento 7-Snatch 8-Raging Bull 9-Pitch Black 10-Army of Darkness That's my two cents... actually I was feeling generous so I threw in 8 more. [This message was edited by Kyuzo on April 24, 2003 at 09:03 PM.]
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| Posts: 2059 | Location: Sacramental | Registered: April 24, 2003 |  
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Hello Tommy! It's me, Chandler! Everyone, Imperial guy's real name is Tommy. I watch so many movies I find it hard to have a top ten. I definately have a top five though: 5) Miller's Crossing 4) Pulp Fiction 3) Rushmore 2) Saving Private Ryan 1) Fight Club
Oh sh*t, now I got alot more flooding in that makes me realize I can't even have a top five. All I know is that Fight Club is my favorite of all time, Rushmore will always be in my top five, and Saving Private Ryan is my favorite war movie of all time. Here are five others that never cease to amaze me: -Aliens -Fargo -The Big Lebowski -Snatch -Adaptation
F***********CK!!! Damn you people for making me try to think of my top ten, it's hurting my brain! Every time I think I have it, I got another movie pop in and make me feel sorry for it. Well, I know I've already listed ten I love, but here's some more that I'd feel bad if I didn't mention: -Ed Wood (Tim Burton's best) -Requiem For a Dream -Pi -Platoon (my fav. Vietnam film) -Boondock Saints -Spinal Tap -Best in Show -The Matrix -LOTR:FOTR -Ferris Bueller's Day Off -Dumb and Dumber (you can't deny its genius) -Traffic -Braveheart -Exorcist -Full Metal Jacket -Saving Silverman (I know I'll get burned for this one, but I can't help myself, Jack Black is hilarious in this movie) -MAGNOLIA!!! - (this should probably be in my top ten) -American Beauty -Usual Suspects -The Game -Se7en (definately in top ten, possibly top 5) -Good Will Hunting (God, another top ten probably)
Allright guys, my list could go on forever. I watch too many movies... NOT! Oh well, atleast I know my favorite.
Chandler Mays
This message is for Tommy: The MATRIX saga is better than the LOTR saga!!!
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| Posts: 99 | Location: Alpharetta, Georgia, USA | Registered: April 07, 2003 |  
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quote: -Saving Silverman (I know I'll get burned for this one, but I can't help myself, Jack Black is hilarious in this movie)
Jack Black is hillarious. "Orange County" is another good movie he's in. (If you havn't seen it, it's better than Saving Silverman) TACO WAGON PRODUCTIONS© "Violence in Movies? It's much more interresting to see a car exploding, than to see it parking" -Quentin Tarantino
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| Posts: 1073 | Location: Sacramento, CA | Registered: April 02, 2003 |  
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First off, Orange County sucked. Now, to my favorite films...in no paticular order (except the first three) Rushmore Memento Clerks Fight Club Unforgiven Blues Brothers The Birds Session 9 Saving Private Ryan El Mariachi Reservoir Dogs Royal Tennenbaums Igby Goes Down American Beauty Die hard Almost Famous The Jerk Super Troopers (yesah, I know) Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels Saving Silverman Rejected <---Funnies animated film ever, was nomintaed for Oscar in 2000. You have to check it out!! Thats all I can think of now. -Thomas Chalifour Writer/Director/Actor Extrodinaire Tommy Boy Productions
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| Posts: 149 | Location: Beverly, MA, USA | Registered: January 28, 2003 |  
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quote: First off, Orange County sucked.
How can you say Orange County sucked when you have Saving Silverman has one of your favorite movies? Orange County was much better basically because it wasn't just appealing towards teenagers. I went to see Orange County with my Unlce...he enjoyed it. We had both seen Saving Silverman and aggreed Orange County had a more mature approach rather than Silverman. I'm not saying Silverman sucked...I enjoyed it as a comedy targeted towards teens...I just felt the humor of Orange County was better...along with the plot. TACO WAGON PRODUCTIONS? "Violence in Movies? It's much more interresting to see a car exploding, than to see it parking" -Quentin Tarantino http://i.imdb.com/Photos/CMSIcons/emoticons/special/chainsaw.gif
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| Posts: 1073 | Location: Sacramento, CA | Registered: April 02, 2003 |  
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