What's your favorite movie?

18 years ago

I'm sitting here with AMC on listening to The Blues Brothers and thought this might be a fun thread to start. I am a devoted fan of James Bond. I've seen them all at least twice. I'm having a bit of a problem with the new Bond being a blond guy. Also, I never miss a good old Cheech and Chong flick. I've also seen all the "spaghetti westerns" starring Clint Eastwood. How about some of you?

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griley
18 years ago
Slingblade
Bravehart
E.T.
Pulp Fiction
materlvr
18 years ago
The Godfather I & II! How could I forget those two????

Janie
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coronabarb
18 years ago
"I also saw "The Jerk" on the other night and it's still very funny."

My 22 yo son bought that movie last year. He still occasionally sings, "Oh, I'm picking out a thermos for you"! Classic Steve Martin...
big_mike
Original Author
18 years ago
A few years ago I introduced my then 17 year old son to Cheech and Chong Up in Smoke. I honestly thought he was going to give himself a hernia from laughing so hard. And then the question came, "were you guys really like that back then?"
gflynn
18 years ago
My very favorites are:

Matrix
Matrix Reloaded
Matrix Revolutions.

I re-watch at least one every week.

Sling Blade was truely funny in a funny sort of way and...

"My Name is Nobody" I loved it as a kid but it never appeared on the TV after that.

Greg
annschickenfarm
18 years ago
I really can't name just one movie either.
My favorites are

Jezebelle
Old Yeller
The Great Escape
Gone With The Wind
Cold Mountain
Wuthering Hieghts
The Unforgiven
Last Exit to Brocklyn
and Cry Baby.

I'm sure there are a few more I've forgotten.I really enjoy a good movie.
Ann.
madplanter57
18 years ago
OMG, jimster, I'm so glad someone else has my (warped) sense of humor! I LOVE "The Gods Must Be Crazy", too!
Some of my other favs-
That Thing You Do
Real Genius
The American President
National Treasure
Star Wars (the first 3 made)
Gone with the Wind
The Blues Brothers
worth1
18 years ago
I canÂt believe you guys havenÂt put (Schindlers List) on the list or (The Gray Zone.)
I will have to put it there myself.
Or (The Last Picture Show), "come now, an all time great.
Or Splendor in the grass, a real tear jerker, with the poor boy that was not good enough for the rich girl.
Rebel without a cause.
Slaughterhouse 5 or 7?
DonÂt leave out all of the independent films with unknown actors that donÂt want an arm and leg to be in the things. (The Gray Zone is one.)
Check out Smoke Signals!
The WaltonÂs was based on the book SpencerÂs mountain where the folks were not as NICE as the WaltonÂs were and a movie was made too.
Gods little acre,
Cat on a hot tin roof,
(Jane Fonda) can go to China as far as IÂm concerned and get her toenails pulled out,
She caused the deaths of POWÂs in Vietnam, "we have proof.
Ok back to the movies!!!
10 years in Tibet (was it ten years?)
ANY WC Fields movie.
What about all of those old Bob Hope movies?
Some like it hot, with Marilyn Monroe and Tony Curtis and some more greats.
Horse feathers with the Marx brothers (SP?) They hired some thugs from a speak easy to play collage football.
The list will grow my friends and I donÂt like a movie with all of the special affects that hides poor acting and even worse story lines.
Full Metal Jacket
The first half of the movie is what we went through in Marine Corps boot camp at last darn close.
The second making of the Shinning that Steven King did.
Any thing with,
Ann Margaret A real Swedish babe she is and been married to the same man for years, no trash on her, that I know of.
Clint Eastwood in The Pale Rider.
Fried Green Tomatoes TOMATOES I SAY T O M A T O E S!!!!!!!!!!!!
GREEN TOMATOES
FRIED GREEEEEEEEEN TOMAAAAAATOES!!!!!!
Driving Miss Daisy was great too.

Later

Worth
hortist
18 years ago
One of my funnier movie moments was when my (blonde) wife and I were leaving "Last of the Mohicans" and she turned to me and said "that was really good. someone should write a book on that movie"

I have never seen so many heads turn like Nipper, the RCA dog.

hey Barb is that the kind of thermos with strips and it's own cup?
little_rhody
18 years ago
I really like, in no particular order...

Colors
LA Confidential
Thunderheart
Raging Bull
True Confessions
The Deer Hunter
Angel Heart
Pulp Fiction
Boogie Nights
The Breakfast Club
Serpico
Dog Day Afternoon
Godfather Trilogy
Good Fellas
Internal Affairs
Jennifer 8
Jagged Edge
Fatal Attraction
Dead of Winter
Sweet Dreams
Pirates of the Caribbean
Mystic River
The Silence of the Lambs
That Touch of Mink
Vacation
Blind date
Dumb and Dumber
Along Came Polly
The Dead Zone
Salem's Lot
The Big Easy
Silver Bullet
The Green Mile
Pet Sematary

If I'm channek surfing and run across one of these, I have to stop and watch it to the end. That all I can think of tonight.

carolyn
jimster
18 years ago
Madplanter,

Last time I checked, The Gods Must Be Crazy was unavailable for purchase. I'll keep trying to get it because it's one film I enjoy seeing over and over. Some of those scenes are hilarious every time I see them. Also, I would like to show it to others who haven't seen it yet.

Surprisingly, I was able to get a DVD of La Grande Bouffe, which is by far the wierdest movie I've ever seen (don't say you weren't warned). I'm amazed there is a sufficient market for a film like that. I wanted it for my very small, select collection of unique films.

Jim
nctomatoman
18 years ago
Currently...

Lost in Translation
Donnie Darko
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Koyaanisqatsi
Enchanted April
Room with a View
Amelie
Howard's End
Remains of the Day
Red
Blue
The Decalog
Bread and Tulips
Babette's Feast
Antonia's Line
Hairdresser's Husband
The Sting
Close Encounters of the Third Kind

for a start!

Craig
canadiantomato
18 years ago
Fictional only? The first ones to come to mind are, interestingly, much of what Craig has on his list plus or plus encore:

AmÃ©lie
Babette's Feast
Big Night
AmÃ©lie
My Left Foot
Shakespeare in Love
Much Ado About Nothing (mostly for the gorgeous scenery)
Diva
My Brilliant Career
The Usual Suspects
AmÃ©lie
Chariots of Fire
Harold and Maude
AmÃ©lie
Saint Ralph ('coz my brother is in it)

and from my childhood
The Sound of Music

Jennifer
canadiantomato
18 years ago
How could I forget:

The Commitments and The Snapper
must rent The Van sometime.

J.
spyfferoni
18 years ago
Have any of you seen the HBO mini-series "Band of Brothers"?
It has to be the best movie/movies I've seen on WWII. We saw it when we signed up for a free-trial from NetFlix. The funny thing is we ended up getting more TV series from them than actual movies. Just for fun we watched V---anyone remember that? Yes I am a child of the 80's. We also ordered Stargate SG-1. I'm not a giant sci-fi fan like my DH, but I really like Stargate. I also really liked the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
My all time favorite family movie is:
Swiss Family Robinson. We watched that a lot growing up---when movies were made for the whole family. There are some good movies out for kids, but I rarely find a movie that I will enjoy watching several times with my kids. I also like the family movies:
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
The Sound of Music
I thought Holes was really good too.
I have three small children so I don't get to watch movies I would choose very often. Usually when I go out on dates with DH we don't go to the movies. At home when we stay up together we never have think ahead enough to rent a movie and end up watching Food Network and folding clothes.

Tyffanie
big_mike
Original Author
18 years ago
Tyffanie, that sounds like our Saturday night date night. Go out to eat, go to the grocery store, go home and do laundry. I always try to make time to watch The Robe or Ben Hur when they might be on. I made the mistake of forgetting just how long Ben Hur was one Sunday night and didn't make it to bed until 2:00 a.m. A little tough getting ready for work that morning!
nctomatoman
18 years ago
Jennifer - thanks for reminding me of...

Big Night! yes, definitely belongs on the list!

also just remembered

Amadeus
The Straight Story
The Piano

and all of Christopher Guest's great spoofs, esp -

Waiting for Guffman
Best in Show
The Mighty Wind

Craig
canadiantomato
18 years ago
Being There
The Red Violin/Le Violon Rouge (what I've managed to see of it)
The Sweet Hereafter
Seducing Doctor Lewis
Rare Birds (in spite of William Hurt)

We're on the same film wavelength, Craig. Thought of Amadeus in bed last night, Spinal Tap and Best in Show this morning.

also A Fish Called Wanda with the remarkable Mrs Christopher Guest, my 2 fave Monty P'ers and the devine Kevin Klein.

Jennifer, who also enjoyed JLC in True Lies which had a palatable, gasp-choke, Governator in it
jermen
18 years ago
favorite movies....i love movies

runaway train
pulp fiction
nomads
forrest gump
castaway
the gods must be crazy
airplane
cold mountain
planes, trains, and automobiles
crash
babe
lord of the rings..all 3
open range
all alfred hitchcock movies
reservoir dogs
interview with a vampire
saving private ryan
finding nemo
shrek
gladiator

and at least 100 more

jeri
TACHE
18 years ago
Children of Paradise
Black Orpheus
Tom Jones
Babette's Feast
Best in Show
All of the Merchant Ivory movies
Bridge over the River Kwai
Harold and Maude
We just started Netflix so I am going to come back here and make some notes. This is fun. I haven't thought about a lot of these in agese and ages.
winnjoe
18 years ago
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (but not the sequel). Joe
big_mike
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18 years ago
There's a sequel to Attack of the Killer Tomatoes????? I have watched Mars Attacks several times for the only reason that the bugler in the funeral scene playing taps is the son of my best friend and my son's best friend.
lizinnh
18 years ago
Dead Again - old mystery/suspense
Polar Express - the spirit of Christmas and I am a kid at heart (thus the love for playing in the dirt)
Dead Poet Society - inspiring
I Am Sam - inspiring/humorous
Dumb and Dumber - my husband laughs hysterically at this movie and (secretly), I just watch it to hear the wonderful sound of his laughter
nctomatoman
18 years ago
We just got an incredible movie on Netflix - Baraka....really just music and visuals, filmed by the person who worked on Koyaanisqatsi.

Also, I highly recommend the 10 part series The Decalog, by the person responsible for the Red, White and Blue trilogy - also on Netflix.

Finally - some highly recommended Brit TV series - Upstairs, Downstairs, Pennies from Heaven, and The Singing Detective!

Craig
winnjoe
18 years ago
yes, they returned, in Return of the Killer Tomatoes. from a website: "The vegetables of doom return! They're bad and this time they're really stewed!" and a sequel to that.
In terms of really bad movies I can watch over and over with new victims, Plan 9 from Outer Space.
Joe
earlystart
18 years ago
star wars 1-6
HoosierCheroKee
18 years ago
Call me an idiot, but I never get tired of watchin' My Cousin Vinnie and My Blue Heaven.
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
18 years ago
Forgot to add

Planes Trains and Automobiles
suze9
18 years ago
House of Sand and Fog (2003)- Ben Kingsley, Jennifer Connelly.

The Notebook (2004) - James Garner is a class act as usual.
madplanter57
18 years ago
jimster- someone told me they had seen the movie "The Gods Must Be Crazy" on DVD at Target. haven't had a chance to look, but at least I know it's out there somewhere!!!
d.
reginak
18 years ago
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
The Fifth Element
The Gods Must Be Crazy
Strictly Ballroom
My Cousin Vinnie
High Plains Drifter
anything with Fred Astaire
Don Juan de Marco
torquill
18 years ago
My very favorite is a Japanese adaptation of an English children's story: Howl's Moving Castle.

Besides that...

The Seven Samurai
The American President
The Usual Suspects
Clue

I have other movies I like, but those are my real favorites, the ones I'd make time to watch if I came across them on TV.

--Alison
who is (im)patiently waiting for the DVD release of Howl's, so that I can redeem my claim check... been chewing my nails since the theater release for this one. Love, love, love it.
heidibird
18 years ago
I don't think I have just one favorite. I like many different ones for different reasons.

I have to admit I really love Dirty Dancing and Shall We Dance. The dancing in the movies caught my eye well before I ever started learning to dance. The Horse Whisperer has one of the most sensual scenes in it...all revolving around dancing. *siiigh*

I also liked Dr. Zhivago...and remember seeing it in both German and English with my mom.

~Heidi
jimster
18 years ago
Thanks d. I will renew my search for "The Gods Must Be Crazy".

Jim
hortist
18 years ago
Blazing Saddles
matolvr
18 years ago
The Warriors (come out to playaaayaaa)
tomstrees
18 years ago
TommyBoy ... no doubt in my mind ! ~ Tom
douglas14
18 years ago
I'm not a big movie watcher, but a couple that come to mind, that I really liked, are:

Dances With Wolves
About a Boy(with Hugh Grant)

Worth.. I love The Walton's TV series
Adam_at_SIU
18 years ago
American Beauty
giterdun1
17 years ago
What a lot of great movies to check out. My favorites have all been listed a couple of times,
nctomatoman
17 years ago
Some recent additions -

Double Life of Veronique (just out on DVD)
the British Michael Apted "Up" series - 7, 14, 21...just watched 49 Up.
Science of Sleep
Little Miss Sunshine
All of Christopher Guest's Mockumentaries (Best in Show, Waiting for Guffman, etc)
The Ground Truth
Inconvenient Truth
Who Killed the Electric Car
hemnancy
17 years ago
Old thread, I wonder if anyone is still reading it.
Comedy/Romance-
Don Juan de Marco
My Blue Heaven- Steve Martin, dance scenes
The Man Who Knew too Little- funny Bill Murray, dance scenes
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother- great singing with Gene Wilder and Madeline Kahn, hysterical scenes with Leo McKern and Dom Deluise, finally on DVD
Phantom of the Opera- music
Action-
The Truth about Charlie- a remake of Charade for music, French accents
Schwarzenegger movies
habitat_gardener
16 years ago
Enlightenment Guaranteed (german)
Midnight (with the young Don Ameche and Claudette Colbert)
Chilly Scenes of Winter
Sleepless in Seattle
49up series
Wordplay
Bread & Tulips (italian)
Spirited Away (and other Miyazaki films)
King of Hearts (french)
Good Bye Lenin (german)
Blue Vinyl
Rivers and Tides
Tootsie
My Cousin Vinny
Dave
Holiday (and other Kate Hepburn movies)
North by Northwest
Groundhog Day
De-Lovely
While You Were Sleeping
Mad Hot Ballroom

mostly British/Canadian series on dvd:
Slings & Arrows
Hustle
Hetty Wainthropp Investigates
Rosemary & Thyme
Yes Minister
Weeds
Monk
aninocentangel
15 years ago
Thank goodness I don't have to narrow it down to just one.
Hope Floats
Chocolat
Benny & Joon
Parenthood
Bringing Down the House
Long Life, Happiness and Prosperity
Under The Tuscan Sun
Rose Red
Fiddler On The Roof
The King And I
My Fair Lady

and so many more lol!
bigdaddyj
15 years ago
Just one?

To Have or Have Not
anney
15 years ago
Very late to this party, but here goes to an empty room...

The Neon Ceiling

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

From childhood, Song of the South, banned in the US now because it's said to be racist (probably is)

Any Peter Sellers movie

The silly Foul Play with Goldie Hawn. Dudley Moore was priceless as the sap that Goldie kept involving in her attempts to avoid being caught by the killers.
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If I will share... Then I like movie franchises for example Harrypotter, James bond, Twilight. All of these are my favorite movies.

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