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Ok people, what's your favourate film of all times? I only ask this cos I'm sat here bored out of my skull, listening to the top gun soundtrack.

So I'll go first, and I have to say top gun - it's such a classic, and full of typical 80's music.

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heres a llama, theres a llama, and another little llama, fuzzy llama funny llama, llama llama duck.

sorry, i can't get off of the llama!

i love saving private ryan, great war movie. another one is we were soldiers. mel gibson is great in that. i highly recommend it.

Hmmm.... worst movies?
Very bad things=very bad movie
Thin red line ( hello? plot? where the hell are you?!)

so many movies, so little space

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Shop smart, shop S-Mart

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Written by: Baccory


THIS is ma boomstick!





ubblol there's actually a dance track that has that sample in, awesomly filthy gabber music ubbrollsmile

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anyone fans of jay and silent bob?

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alien_oddityCarpal \'Tunnel
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oh my god i'd forgotten about those two....also cheech and chong ubblol

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snoochie boochies

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Dogma rules!

Jont

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would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?
i like jay and silent bob strike back. it rocks

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Snoochie-boochie-Boo000oooo
Shink-shink-shheeeee-shink-shink! *waves arms around like wolverine beserker attack*
Mall Rats, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back...any-others i haven't seen?....i lllllooooovvvvveeeee Jay! If i have time next cheap-movie day (co-insiding with a lovely holiday of mass consumerism and hallmark branding...in some circles known as singles awareness day but commonly known as valentines day)i might pick up those three...i watched mall rats the other day and just had an urge to watch all Jay and Silent Bob movies...

I have a feeling a few threads in the next couple of days will be infected with snoochie-boochies (or alternatively we can just play tag)

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Well i also like LOTR, Monty Python, Emperors new groove (of course) but I gotta add mean machine to the list, LOVE that movie!

Oh yeah and I saw Kung Fu Hussle the other day, found it pretty good biggrin

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clerks and chasing amy are 2 more jay and silent bob movies. oh, and jersey girl is a kevin smith movie, but jason mewes (jay) is not in it.

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THankthee! biggrin

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In no particular order...

Amelie
Chasing Amy
Dancer in the Dark (low-budget Dogme musical with Bjork. NOT a laugh riot)
Donnie Darko
Heathers
Kill Bill Vol. 1
X-Men 2

Not necessarily the best films but the films that have meant alot to me. I've noticed that I have a thing for films about outcasts (mostly female) with martyr complexes.

Though these days I prefer to watch TV series like Buffy, Angel Doctor Who and Battlestar Galactica (The new one). For me I find that the sci-fi and fantasy genre is the best medium for exploring humanity, morality and civillisation in that it takes the whole addage that 'you don't what people are like until they been pushed to the limits' and with sci-fi and fantasy the possibilities are limitless...

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home movies ofme and my friends is top on my list! then i wouldn't know lol

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All those people putting down Battle Royale should try get a copy of the book , The film is amazing the book is incredible it goes in to much more detail about the school kids in the book, and the story is a lot different to the film (the ending is 100% different) so you won't know what's going to happen next.

P.S you should ALLL watch House of 1000 corpses and The Devils Rejects both films made by Rob Zombie and are proper class

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-Shaolin soccer!!! Just watched it the other day.. Hillarious!
ubbtickled

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Battle Royale is cool,, but the 2nd one... meh but then sequels what are you going to do lol,, but if you really liked the first then I'm sure like me you'll make yourself like the 2nd biggrin

But then again my top films are odd.....

1. is Excalibur.. Swords and Sorcery.. you gotta love it wink
2. The Blues Brothers. I'm sorry but I've loved it since i first watched it in the 80's lol
From here it gets a touch muddly because i love so many so much but...
3. The Keep.... Very odd film with a soundtrack by Tangerine Dream, is there anyone else out there who's even heard of this film lol.
4. Nowhere... Utterly odd film and derided by many, but the art direction,, man theres some cool set peices in it,, again I'll bet there arent many whos heard of it but most that have will just say wheres the script lol I'll admit its a dire film,, but i like it hehehe
5. Can I say the LOTR Trilogy in one hit biggrin Again loved the books and glad they actually made a half decent job of the film.

I Agree with the Rob Zombie Films too,, have you seen the film version of Itchy the Killer ? Gorefest biggrin

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The Cell - CREEEEEPY!!!

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Ok i liked House of 1000 corpses only cause...well it was freaky heres a warning...
NORMAL AND SANE PPL SHOULD NOT WATCH ROB ZOMBIES MOVIES
Thats what i think anyway...alot of it suck but from what i rememeber after watching i was in awe of his ability to...come up with the most twisted and demented things...

Speaking of which add to my list Saw and Saw II...in one word genius...
and yes the cell is freaky and creepy...

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saw is awesome, haven't seen the second yet.

love fear and loathing in las vegas. classic hunter s

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3. The Keep.... Very odd film with a soundtrack by Tangerine Dream, is there anyone else out there who's even heard of this film lol.






i've seen the keep biggrin

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has anyone seen a film called "stick men"???

it's a film fron NZ, about some friends that enter into a pool competition run by a gangster.

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1 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

2 Waking Life

3 Pi

4 The Pianist

5 About a Boy

6 The Fox and the Hound

7 X Men

8 Matrix Trilogy (only as a whole, not interested in individual films so much)

9 LOTR - Return of the King

10 Monty Python and the Holy Grail



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Pen DravenUnofficial Lord Of Confusion And Pirate Extrodinaire
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Yay.. I'm not the only one lol,, did you like it Rave ? I spent ages trying to find it after seeing it on TV once,, after about 6 years i finally tracked a copy down and its now sitting on my shelf proudly

Some men see things and say why....

I Dream of things that never were and say Why Not....?

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I forgot to add a recent favourite 'Serenity'. Great sci-fi about PEOPLE. Not engineering or architechture. The way it SHOULD be done. Yes I'm talking to you Mr Lucas.

"I used to want to change the world, now I just wanna leave the room with a little dignity..." - Lotus Weinstock


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Yay.. I'm not the only one lol,, did you like it Rave ? I spent ages trying to find it after seeing it on TV once,, after about 6 years i finally tracked a copy down and its now sitting on my shelf proudly




yeah it was a wicked film, a little bit guy richie (snatch)but still good, and the ending made me giggle ubbrollsmile

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Dancer in the Dark (low-budget Dogme musical with Bjork. NOT a laugh riot)




Dear lord I bought that thinking it looked good (and to see what Bjorks acting was like), I couldnt watch more than 40 minutes of it, blair witch is low budget, this thing looks like its been filmed with a cordless webcam or something.

I just watched Caberet last night, thats my new favourite film. ubblove

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Stickmen is great....a moive thats just as good (if not better) is pool hall junkies...basically the same thing but its very cool with some funny as bits...such a drinking competition with a jug verses a shotglass and the jug winning...classic... (i've actually done that before...and the only reason i got away with it is cause the guy i was versing had a sence of humour...otherwise be wary the need to run away very very quickly)

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Joe, the 'webcam' look is an element of the 'Dogme95' manifesto in which filmmakers strip away the glossy trappings of Hollywood films and let the performances and the story speak for itself. Have you watched the whole film yet? It is a long film that (like all of Lars Von Trier's work) takes patience but is very rewarding. Plus it had one of the most powerful endings of any film I've seen. The webcam look adds to it, making it feel all too real.

"I used to want to change the world, now I just wanna leave the room with a little dignity..." - Lotus Weinstock


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I love American History X.

Such a powerful film. Sad ending though...

Empty your mind. Be formless, Shapeless, like Water.
Put Water into a cup, it becomes the cup, put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle, put water into a teapot, it becomes the teapot.
Water can flow, or it can Crash.
Be Water My Friend.


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