Best year in movie history???

[Quasar44]

1975 , 1982 and 1994


75 - Jaws , OFOTCN and dog day

82- sumner alone - ET, Blade Runner, Thing and Star Trek Khan

94- Shawshank , Pulp Fiction and Forest Gump

 

[Ordinary Guy]

Tombstone is the best movie ever, meaning 92' or 93', Top Gun Maverick almost took that spot

 

[excalibur]

1939.

 

[Quasar44]

Tombstone is the best movie ever, meaning 92' or 93', Top Gun Maverick almost took that spot

1993 also had schindlers list and Jurassic park

 

[Quasar44]

Tombstone is the best movie ever, meaning 92' or 93', Top Gun Maverick almost took that spot

Tombstone

Tombstone is the best movie ever, meaning 92' or 93', Top Gun Maverick almost took that spot

1993 to 1994 had several great movies

 

[JOSweetHeart]

^^^ I agree. 1993 produced two good baseball films: Rookie Of The Year and The Sand Lot. Two good family-oriented films were also released that year: Dennis The Menace and Beethoven 2nd. 1994 produced several good family-oriented films along with two more baseball films: Angels In The Outfield and Little Big League.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

P.S. The following are the good family-oriented films of 1994: D2 The Mighty Ducks, Little Rascals, Baby's Day Out, Richie Rich, Little Giants, The Flintstones, Camp Nowhere, and The Santa Clause.

 

[elchorizo]

Jaws is the best movie ever created. To this day it has changed the way people look at sharks, across the entire globe. It has aged well. It's a masterpiece of everything. Acting, directing, cinematography, practical special effects... every category is top notch.

The best movie ever created, IMHO.

I've seen it probably 20 times an it's still great. I didn't even notice the shooting star scenes (that were real) until I had seen it around 7 times. Had to google if they were fake and they are not.

 

[Quasar44]

Jaws is the best movie ever created. To this day it has changed the way people look at sharks, across the entire globe. It has aged well. It's a masterpiece of everything. Acting, directing, cinematography, practical special effects... every category is top notch.

The best movie ever created, IMHO.

I've seen it probably 20 times an it's still great. I didn't even notice the shooting star scenes (that were real) until I had seen it around 7 times. Had to google if they were fake and they are not.

It’s in my top 25 or so

Far from greatest by good

 

[Quasar44]

Jaws is the best movie ever created. To this day it has changed the way people look at sharks, across the entire globe. It has aged well. It's a masterpiece of everything. Acting, directing, cinematography, practical special effects... every category is top notch.

The best movie ever created, IMHO.

I've seen it probably 20 times an it's still great. I didn't even notice the shooting star scenes (that were real) until I had seen it around 7 times. Had to google if they were fake and they are not.

My fav 70s movie is alien

The shear terror and atmosphere despite a tiny budget

 

[elchorizo]

My fav 70s movie is alien

The shear terror and atmosphere despite a tiny budget

An excellent movie, though I prefer Aliens over Alien.

 

[The Duke]

1975 , 1982 and 1994


75 - Jaws , OFOTCN and dog day

82- sumner alone - ET, Blade Runner, Thing and Star Trek Khan

94- Shawshank , Pulp Fiction and Forest Gump

Best best best always with you. No.

Many are great, and I bet you've never seen Blue Velvet or Four Rooms or U-Turn.

 

[The Duke]

Jaws is the best movie ever created. To this day it has changed the way people look at sharks, across the entire globe. It has aged well. It's a masterpiece of everything. Acting, directing, cinematography, practical special effects... every category is top notch.

The best movie ever created, IMHO.

I've seen it probably 20 times an it's still great. I didn't even notice the shooting star scenes (that were real) until I had seen it around 7 times. Had to google if they were fake and they are not.

Sharknado is just as good.

Minus the music. Jaws music is epic!



Okay, Jaws is better. No denying it.

Real shark fishers shoot them in the head with a .45 . True story.

And then there's this:



And then there's my aunt hauled a 4 foot fuckin' Tiger shark into the boat when I was 15.

Bad day.

I stuck a 1/4 steel gaff hook into its mouth to get him out the boat from like, chomping at my aunt's leg, he twisted that motherfucker up like a coathanger by chomping. Yeah, that failed. And he was still a chompa-chompin'.
So I grabbed him by the tail and slung him out, and as I was doing so, the motherfucker was trying to turn around and bite me.

That sumbitch! He lived out a natural life. I wish he didn't.

His mouth was about 8" wide. Bad shark, bad! 8" wide shark mouth chompa chompin' could really hurt a human being.

I wish I was like the shark fishers and shot him in the head right there with a .45.

All we had was a 12 gauge flare gun. With us on the boat that day. Bad day for me. That wasn't even the worst of it.

A story for a different time.

 

[hjmick]

Jaws is the best movie ever created. To this day it has changed the way people look at sharks, across the entire globe. It has aged well. It's a masterpiece of everything. Acting, directing, cinematography, practical special effects... every category is top notch.

The best movie ever created, IMHO.

I've seen it probably 20 times an it's still great. I didn't even notice the shooting star scenes (that were real) until I had seen it around 7 times. Had to google if they were fake and they are not.

Peter Benchley eventually regretted writing the book.

Why the author of ‘Jaws’ wished he never wrote it

After writing Jaws, Peter Benchley spent the rest of his life advocating for oceanic conservation.

www.boston.com

 

[hjmick]

Best best best always with you. No.

Many are great, and I bet you've never seen Blue Velvet or Four Rooms or U-Turn.

Or Lawrence of Arabia...

 

[Quasar44]

Best best best always with you. No.

Many are great, and I bet you've never seen Blue Velvet or Four Rooms or U-Turn.

Never heard of any

 

[Quasar44]

Best best best always with you. No.

Many are great, and I bet you've never seen Blue Velvet or Four Rooms or U-Turn.

I can only talk in Absolutes ?? Must be my sith blood

 

[The Duke]

I can only talk in Absolutes ?? Must be my sith blood

Summin' wrong witcha boy.

 

[skye]

If you like musicals then the 1930s

If you like Noir films then the 1950s

 

[The Duke]

Never heard of any

Maybe you should check that out.

 

[The Duke]

If you like musicals then the 1930

If you like Noir films then the 1950s

I like Sgt York and Yankee Doodle Dandy.

It was a $1 double feature when I was a kid.

And the "New York, New York" movie. I think maybe Frank Sinatra was in that?

This is from that:




Gene Kelly, yeah