Favorite Movie of All Time

What's your favorite movie of all time?

Mine: A Clockwork Orange.

so hard to call.. changes from mood to mood.. but right now, i'd probably say the remains of the day. probably.

On the Waterfront

Movies like food depends on what I crave for.

Ladyhawke... despite the music and weapon quality is essentially the best rpg like movie that is more about personal conflict then epic... milk chocolate.

Clint Eastwood movies... more gritty yet still pure entertainment... more like a hamburger. Where most hollywood movies are candy floss.

Lord of the Rings... The first one is close to the book and then they diverge more so as they go on... all you can eat fried chicken.

Kuraswawa's films ... very well done... steak medium rare with a bit of blood leaking out now and then.

I watch my films for entertainment not hardcore facts...

'the usual suspects'

in the back of my mind during the whole movie, it was bothering me that there was a british lawyer with a japnese name and an indian accent. and the ending caught me completely by suprise. the only time i was completely bamboozeled by a film.

reservior dogs

Too tough for just one.

Henry V
Lawrence of Arabia
Kelly's Heroes
Where the Buffalo Roam

Monty Python and the holy grail
LOTR trilogy
Star wars episode II
MD Giest
Siege of firebase Gloria
Black hawk down

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Originally Posted by Beirut

Too tough for just one.

Henry V
Lawrence of Arabia
Kelly's Heroes
Where the Buffalo Roam

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Two of my favorite movies are Henry V and Kelly's Heroes.

Excalibur. What else would you expect from an RTK ?

Which Henry V do you mean? The Lawrence Olivier one or the Branaugh one? They are both really good even though the prior is much much older(1944, in color!).

Festen.

Tis a choice between

The Shawshank Redemption
Pulp Fiction
The Ususal Suspects

either pulp fiction or fight club

It's hard - but think I would put in the alien trilogy

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Originally Posted by Byzantine_Prince

Which Henry V do you mean? The Lawrence Olivier one or the Branaugh one? They are both really good even though the prior is much much older(1944, in color!).

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I liked both - however the Branaugh one if I remember correctly is done more like a play then the Lawrence Olivier film

Monty Pyton and the Holy Grail, followed by Mission Impossible 1 and The Bourne Identity.

Forrest Gump

What's wrong with you people? ~;)

Shrek.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail. ~D

You also gotta love the LOTR's trilogy.

Dr Strangelove

I can't believe nobody's mentioned Zardoz. Or Hawk the Slayer. You guys are skipping right over the classics.

The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

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Which Henry V do you mean? The Lawrence Olivier one or the Branaugh one? They are both really good even though the prior is much much older(1944, in color!).

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I much prefer the one with Branagh. The version with Olivier was cut to death. All the good stuff was cut down to single phrases. Bleah!

Was looking for Henry V on DVD last weekend but couldn't find it. Try, try again.

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I can't believe nobody's mentioned Zardoz. Or Hawk the Slayer. You guys are skipping right over the classics.

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Zardoz? Where all the fairy people run around to happy music, smiling as they slit their throats with razor blades? :dizzy2:

Can't say I liked that movie. Weird.

Pulp Fiction

Gladiator

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The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

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Youve got to be kidding. Its friggin dubbed.

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Dr Strangelove

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A true classic and my favorite comedy of all time. Arsenic and Old Lace is right up there along with Some like it Hot. And yes their all black and white.

the good, the bad, and the ugly is a fantastic movie. the definitive spaghetti western, and undoubtedly one of the best westerns ever.

Trainspotting.

Although, (like usual) the book is about ten times better.