What are your favorite movies?

[Pins]

all bought legally of course :lol:

 

[N00byStance]

Baah

 

[iplaystarcraft]

i like either Tommy Boy or Shaun of The Dead. both very funny :lol:

 

[films4u]

all bought legally of course :lol:

Youre joking right? but there are over 46 films i bought

 

[Teppana]

all bought legally of course :lol:

Youre joking right? but there are over 46 films i bought

...and the rest are presents or either you found them middle of the sidewalk? correct me if I'm wrong :roll:

 

[N00byStance]

Found at garbage, Teppy you d00d

 

[Leopard]

I don't. To me, Japanese movies appear to be boring. Favorite movie: Starship Troopers

I'm with this dude.

I'm with them too.

Ocean's Eleven
Blue Streak
Scream 2
Jurassic Park 1

And some mystery and detective related movie.

 

[eeevil]

aaa....you should read what i wrote in my signature or something like that.i do have over 1200 films.
And i do not have a lot of films i also have over 700 cartoons of all kinds.and at least 20 disks ofg anime.

Unlike you i take moovies to see them not just to collect.
i bet you 10$ you diden't see them all.

 

[films4u]

Youre ON!
should i send you a letter with the names of the moovies and a small description for each?

 

[eeevil]

Okay you know my e-mail.
and it might be a little hard to describe 1200 miivies and 500 cartoons.

 

[iplaystarcraft]

OMG!!!!
this is bugging me!

It's Movie not Moovie!!!!!!

 

[eeevil]

Youre ON!
should i send you a letter with the names of the moovies and a small description for each?

I lost! :evil: :x

 

[films4u]

Still don't belive me?

By the way when will you send the 10$

 

[eeevil]

I already did a few days ago :x

And may i ask when did you watched 1200 movies and 700 cartoons? :?

 

[Frostbiter]

... Breakfest Club... Group... Crew... I forget... : /

 

[films4u]

And may i ask when did you watched 1200 movies and 700 cartoons? :?

It took me a few years

 

[lorothrigs]

War of the Worlds was one of the best movies i had seen in awhile, the sfx were really good, i recomend seeing it to anyone that has it.

 

[Afronight_76]

beverly hills ninja, man i miss chris farley.

 

[iplaystarcraft]

man i miss chris farley.

me too.

 

[Leopard]

War of the Worlds was one of the best movies i had seen in awhile, the sfx were really good, i recomend seeing it to anyone that has it.

Not the best, since the story plot sucks!

 

[eeevil]

Where did you get the kenny avatar?
i realy like it

 

[Leopard]

Where did you get the kenny avatar?
i realy like it

He, he, he. i've already change it, you like south park too, eh? I made it from south park wallpaper which on .jpg format. Cut Kenny and made some his laugh anim on .gif (using photoshop image ready).

 

[Ravager]

Whats your Favorite movies?

My favorite movies would have to be Pirates of the Carribean 1, 2, and 3 Alien v.s predator, and the LOTR Trilogy.

 

[DarkDenizen]

Snatch is an incredibly good movie, probably my favorite.

 

[GST_Nemisis]

Rambo 4, best film of 2008 so far!

LOTR best film ever!

i like how snatch is quite true to life, i actually know some pikies and they are all fucking mental.

 

[Zombie]

Men in black
Argo
Fight Club
Rambo 1,2,3 (haven't seen 4 yet)
Snatch
Black hawk down
Lock, stock and two smoking barrels

(not in order)

 

[GST_Nemisis]

rambo 4 is so damn good, seriously go watch it!

 

[Zombie]

rambo 4 is so damn good, seriously go watch it!

I will but it's not yet out in Hungary. However I heard a lot of good things about it.

 

[Ravager]

I agree, Rambo 4 is a very good movie.

 

[TheDivineBoss]

I demand a repoll on it; make it multi voteable

Because I like Action, Horror, Comedy, Sci-Fi and maybe some Mystery.

 

[Ravager]

I would if I knew how, if you could tell me i'd change it.

 

[TheDivineBoss]

PM a mod.

 

[LudwigVonDrake]

horrors! .......

 

[robot-dude]

Horrors = Comedys = The Sex = Mmmm = Cute Bunny

 

[brad.dude03]

LOTR and Star Wars have to take the cake for my two favourite series'. Then comes The Chronicles of Riddick/Pitch Black, and up there with it, every movie Kevin Smith has ever made with the exception of Jersey Girl (So we're talking, Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Clerks 2). I really like Scary Movie 3 for comedy, Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter for awesomely low-budget horror, The Departed is my favourite crime movie, followed by Brooklyn Rules. Sleepy Hollow is another favourite. I liked the original Pirates of the Caribbean, it was the best of the series; though the second one blew tremendously, and then the third only partially made up for it. Really the only thing worth watching about Dead Man's Chest is all of the jar of dirt jokes, which were hilarious.

Bender's Big Score is obviously one of my favourite direct-to-DVD movies, Futurama being my favourite TV show and all. Oh yeah, Beerfest was awesome, as well as Super Troopers, both done by the Broken Lizard troup. Falling Down is one of my favourite suspense movies, followed by Kalifornia. Of course, my indie favourite is the Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, and not just because the soundtrack was done by Queens of the Stone Age.

Back in the action department: 300. And then comedy again: Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead. Fantasy: Harry Potter. Seriously, a few of them (Namely the third) were incredibly well done just from a cinematographic aspect, whether you like the content or not.

God bless the Matrix. Another of my favourites (Rounding out the top 4, which are all series': LOTR, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and the Matrx).

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy was a good movie, but still nothing next to the books. It still get's honorable mentions for taking 20+ years to come into being.

Back into action: Two great Tarantino films: Pulp Fiction (My favourite) and Reservoir Dogs. Damned good movies.

And how can I have a list of comedy movies without Robin Hood: Men in Tights? This movie is hysterical, and features an up-and-coming (at the time) actor named Dave Chapelle. In terms of the real deal, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves was the best version.

Oceans 11 was really good, I mean, it was actually better than the original. But forget all the rest after that, 12 and 13 were total letdowns.

Stargate is also one of the better science fiction movies i've watched, and the TV series was actually damned good for a while. While i'm at it, I Am Legend and I, Robot were both kickass too, as well as Men in Black.

Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny was everything that Spinal Tap was and more.

The Golden Compass was a faithful venture into the books of Philip Pullman, and I enjoyed it. Speaking of Daniel Craig...

James Bond! Though my favourite of the series is Goldeneye, every single Bond film i've seen (nearly all of them) have captivated. I await Bond 22 this November.

And now, for underrated indie flick of the century: THE WARRIORS! Yes, Rockstar made that one game? It was based around this '79 movie directed by Walter Hill and produced by Joel Stone. You may remember that Joel Silver guy from producing the Matrix trilogy and countless other mega-blockbusters 20 years later.

The Breakfast Club was hilarious, so they get props for being an awesome, albeit highly cheesy, 80's movie.

Both Underworld and Underworld 2 should recieve credit for being great horror experiences, though light on the horror and heavy on the everything else, namely blood and gore.

A lot of Jim Carey's movies (in the 90's anyway) should be on here, so we're talking Ace Ventura, Liar Liar, the Cable Guy, Me Myself and Irene, Dumb and Dumber etc.

The CKY series should get credit for doing everything Jackass wouldn't do and a whole bunch more.

And lest we forget about the entire Austin Powers series! Groovy baby!

In no particular order, to wrap things up: Office Space, Rat Race, Bruce Almighty, Little Nicky, the Mummy series, the Simpsons Movie, and finally, Superbad.

That is all, I might edit this post into a list for your viewing pleasure at a later date.

 

[redmarine]

brad.dude03, Omg why do you always write so much? lol...
I like Sci-Fi
rambo 4, Resident evil 3 and Alien vs Predator 2.

 

[frostwhisper]

LOTR and Star Wars have to take the cake for my two favourite series'. Then comes The Chronicles of Riddick/Pitch Black, and up there with it, every movie Kevin Smith has ever made with the exception of Jersey Girl (So we're talking, Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Clerks 2). I really like Scary Movie 3 for comedy, Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter for awesomely low-budget horror, The Departed is my favourite crime movie, followed by Brooklyn Rules. Sleepy Hollow is another favourite. I liked the original Pirates of the Caribbean, it was the best of the series; though the second one blew tremendously, and then the third only partially made up for it. Really the only thing worth watching about Dead Man's Chest is all of the jar of dirt jokes, which were hilarious.

Bender's Big Score is obviously one of my favourite direct-to-DVD movies, Futurama being my favourite TV show and all. Oh yeah, Beerfest was awesome, as well as Super Troopers, both done by the Broken Lizard troup. Falling Down is one of my favourite suspense movies, followed by Kalifornia. Of course, my indie favourite is the Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, and not just because the soundtrack was done by Queens of the Stone Age.

Back in the action department: 300. And then comedy again: Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead. Fantasy: Harry Potter. Seriously, a few of them (Namely the third) were incredibly well done just from a cinematographic aspect, whether you like the content or not.

God bless the Matrix. Another of my favourites (Rounding out the top 4, which are all series': LOTR, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and the Matrx).

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy was a good movie, but still nothing next to the books. It still get's honorable mentions for taking 20+ years to come into being.

Back into action: Two great Tarantino films: Pulp Fiction (My favourite) and Reservoir Dogs. Damned good movies.

And how can I have a list of comedy movies without Robin Hood: Men in Tights? This movie is hysterical, and features an up-and-coming (at the time) actor named Dave Chapelle. In terms of the real deal, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves was the best version.

Oceans 11 was really good, I mean, it was actually better than the original. But forget all the rest after that, 12 and 13 were total letdowns.

Stargate is also one of the better science fiction movies i've watched, and the TV series was actually damned good for a while. While i'm at it, I Am Legend and I, Robot were both kickass too, as well as Men in Black.

Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny was everything that Spinal Tap was and more.

The Golden Compass was a faithful venture into the books of Philip Pullman, and I enjoyed it. Speaking of Daniel Craig...

James Bond! Though my favourite of the series is Goldeneye, every single Bond film i've seen (nearly all of them) have captivated. I await Bond 22 this November.

And now, for underrated indie flick of the century: THE WARRIORS! Yes, Rockstar made that one game? It was based around this '79 movie directed by Walter Hill and produced by Joel Stone. You may remember that Joel Silver guy from producing the Matrix trilogy and countless other mega-blockbusters 20 years later.

The Breakfast Club was hilarious, so they get props for being an awesome, albeit highly cheesy, 80's movie.

Both Underworld and Underworld 2 should recieve credit for being great horror experiences, though light on the horror and heavy on the everything else, namely blood and gore.

A lot of Jim Carey's movies (in the 90's anyway) should be on here, so we're talking Ace Ventura, Liar Liar, the Cable Guy, Me Myself and Irene, Dumb and Dumber etc.

The CKY series should get credit for doing everything Jackass wouldn't do and a whole bunch more.

And lest we forget about the entire Austin Powers series! Groovy baby!

In no particular order, to wrap things up: Office Space, Rat Race, Bruce Almighty, Little Nicky, the Mummy series, the Simpsons Movie, and finally, Superbad.

That is all, I might edit this post into a list for your viewing pleasure at a later date.

/nearly the same, quite nearly

 

[MySpaceBarBroke]

In no particular order,

Quill
Battle Royale
Ju-on
Grave of the Fireflies
(In case you're wondering, my dad's Japanese)
Ace Ventura
Shaun of the Dead
Scary Movie 3/4
The Prestige
Saw 4

I'm not going to bother with obviously epic movies like Star Wars and Matrix. It goes without saying (er... typing).

 

[Ravager]

Scary movie is one of the best commedys out there in my opinion.

 

[brad.dude03]

I didn't really like the first or second, but starting with number 3 they just got hysterical. I like the characters in 3 and 4 better than the first 2, most especially Mahalak and the short guy, because they're the best characters in the whole series.

 

[annoying]

I love Sci-Fi, both in movies and TV-series, but I want real sci-fi, with spaceships and aliens, not vampires and crap. They put a sci-fi label on every movie with new-age crap in it...

The Matrix=Best movie EVER! There is no spoon!

 

[TheDivineBoss]

Starship Troopers, one of the best to, directed by one of the best _Dutch directors: Paul Verhoeven

 

[brad.dude03]

It was a good movie, but the book was better. As a cynical (and mostly realistic) view of war, it serves to prove one hell of a point.

And Annoying, I think you're confusing sci-fi with Fantasy, in which the "vampires and crap" clearly fall under.

 

[ZypherXII]

I prefeer comedy and sometimes action.

My absolute favourite so far is Tenacious D - The Pick Of Destiny

 

[Syth]

My favorite movies would have to be Pirates of the Carribean 1, 2, and 3 Alien v.s predator, and the LOTR Trilogy.

I'll agree here, i'm not so into AvP but Pirates and LOTR are my favs, I also enjoy action movies like the Bourne movies and Matrix.

 

[Calvin]

I prefer comedy movies and some times romance......

 

[annoying]

No, no, I am not confusing stuff. Have you ever heard of Blade? It is classified as sci-fi. And there are also some other movies I've seen that are clearly action, and someone incompetent at the TV-station said that it was sci-fi.

 

[brad.dude03]

Well there can be sci-fi and vampires.

For example, Underworld is a lovely mix of scifi-horror with classic fantasy concepts.

 

[Tomura]

I recently watched "Die Welle" in the cinema. It's remake made by a german director of the movie "the wave" from 1981.
I was really impressed. It's now one of my favorites.

 

[MySpaceBarBroke]

Sometimes, fantasy BECOMES sci-fi. For example, the Force was a fantasy element as the equivalent of magic, but then they introduced the idea of midi-chlorians living inside your cells to cause the force, and the idea went straight to sci-fi Hell.