My favorite films

The Godfather, parts I and II
Blackhawk Down
Saving Private Ryan
Band of Brothers
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Platoon
Goodfellas

Thats all I can think of right now, Im sure theres more.
 
One suggestions for a foreign movies, even if only subtitled?

Last one comes in mind is Amelie.
 
Semper Fi said:
The Godfather, parts I and II
Blackhawk Down
Saving Private Ryan
Band of Brothers
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Platoon
Goodfellas

Thats all I can think of right now, Im sure theres more.

"Someday lad all this will be yours"
"What the curtains"?
 
onedomino said:
Cameron Crowe did a great job on "Almost Famous." I like his directing and writing very much. Of course his film "Jerry McGuire" is also excellent. Renee Zellweger is so sweet in that film. In "Almost Famous," the scenes with "Lester Bangs" (Philip Hoffman) are terrific. http://www.furious.com/perfect/lesterbangs.html At the radio station: "Don't you think it's a little early for that?" "Not for me," and walking with William Miller: "Don't worry, you'll meet them all again on your journey back to the middle." Kate Hudson was about as cute as a girl can be. The music was...well, it was the music of the time and really fun to listen to. The scene in the bus where everyone joins in on "Tiny Dancer" was great film making.

Yeah, I love it a lot. Have you seen the extended cut C.C. put out on DVD a couple years ago? It adds something like over a half hour of deleted scenes back into the movie, and it makes the movie a whole lot better. Of course, I loved it to begin with. The deleted scenes don't change the movie in any way, just expands on it a little.

For example: probably my favorite scene in the movie now, wasn't in the original cut. When the new manager is talking to the band about how rock and roll is dead and it's all going to be taken over by big businesses, the extended cut goes to a long sequence of Penny Lane dancing in the theater alone to Cat Stevens' "The Wind". It's a perfect embodiment of the emotions people (fans and bands) put into rock music in the early seventies.

The whole movie manages to deal with some fairly heavy issues and keep a really innocent feeling. The perfect view of a very adult world through the eyes of a 15-year-old kid.

I always expected more from Patrick Fugit. He was great in this movie, and he's been great in every movie he's been in, and yet he's not really that famous. Oh, well, maybe he wants it that way.
 
Dan said:
Yeah, I love it a lot. Have you seen the extended cut C.C. put out on DVD a couple years ago? It adds something like over a half hour of deleted scenes back into the movie, and it makes the movie a whole lot better. Of course, I loved it to begin with. The deleted scenes don't change the movie in any way, just expands on it a little.

For example: probably my favorite scene in the movie now, wasn't in the original cut. When the new manager is talking to the band about how rock and roll is dead and it's all going to be taken over by big businesses, the extended cut goes to a long sequence of Penny Lane dancing in the theater alone to Cat Stevens' "The Wind". It's a perfect embodiment of the emotions people (fans and bands) put into rock music in the early seventies.

The whole movie manages to deal with some fairly heavy issues and keep a really innocent feeling. The perfect view of a very adult world through the eyes of a 15-year-old kid.

I always expected more from Patrick Fugit. He was great in this movie, and he's been great in every movie he's been in, and yet he's not really that famous. Oh, well, maybe he wants it that way.

I have not seen the deleted scenes. Thank you for the tip. I'll check it out.
 
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Cheech and Chong (all of them)
Saving Private Ryan
Braveheart
Pay it forward
A Few Good Men
Pump up the volume
War of the Roses
Wall Street
 
The 10 Commandments
The Wizard of Oz
The Sound of Music
Gone with the Wind
Dr. Zhivago
Pulp Fiction
Casino
The King and I
Miracle
Lonesome Dove
Deliverance
The Exorcist
Breaking Away
Monster's Ball
Reds
 
I'm not a huge movie watcher, but some of my favorites are:

1. Marvin's Room
2. Delores Claiborne
3. Scarface
4. Apocalypes Now
5. Ghandi
6. Grease
7. Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry
8. American Graffiti
 
drac said:
One suggestions for a foreign movies, even if only subtitled?

Last one comes in mind is Amelie.

Le Femme Nikita. Also Leon, which was released in the U.S. as The Professional. I just recently saw Swimming Pool, which wasn't to bad.
 
Too many to list...lol

In no particular order...

The Stand
Braveheart
Scarface
Shag
Interwiew with a Vampire
Steel Magnolias (thats where I got my daughters name..lol)
Streetcar Named Desire
Last American Virgin

And usually anything with Al Pacino or Robert Deniro (my favorites)
 
pennyville73 said:
Too many to list...lol

In no particular order...

The Stand
Braveheart
Scarface
Shag
Interwiew with a Vampire
Steel Magnolias (thats where I got my daughters name..lol)
Streetcar Named Desire
Last American Virgin

And usually anything with Al Pacino or Robert Deniro (my favorites)

The dymanic duo!! Have you seen the movie Heat??
 
pennyville73 said:
LOVE that movie...I will watch anything that has either of them in it...When they came out with both of them in the same one...couldnt even contain myself..LOL

That scene in which they both sat at the table in the diner, what gripping dialogue!! And the end scene at the airport ,WOW.......great soundtrac too!
 
pennyville73 said:
I agree...one of the better movies made..another favorite was Midnight Run with Deniro...So funny

Another great movie....So why are you unpopular with the Chicago Police Dept???
 
There was only one Pacino movie I really didnt like...I cant remember the name. It was with Keanu Reaves..The "Devil" something or other...Not a very good movie...lol
 
pennyville73 said:
There was only one Pacino movie I really didnt like...I cant remember the name. It was with Keanu Reaves..The "Devil" something or other...Not a very good movie...lol

Devils Advocate.. Downer movie but Pacino was still great in it. Not one id see more than twice.
 
1. Dr Strangelove
2. THX 1138
3. Logan's Run
4. Deliverance
5. full metal jacket
6. Monty Python and the holy grail
7. Soylent Green
8. casablanca
9. Star Trek undiscovered country
10. Anything Michael Moore made
 

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