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MathOnNapkins
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Oh, forgot about Apocalypse Now, also a favorite.
As far as Stanley Kubrick films go, A Clockwork Orange was a blast (and it doesn't have the rather questionable ending that the revised edition of the book has.) 2001 was... well a little boring most of the time, and very exciting some of the time. |
JDavis
Posts: 467/815 |
Originally posted by Jarukoth
It may not be the best movie ever, but it's easily one of my favorites of all time.
Shaun of the Dead.
I love zombie movies, and British Comedy is always good, but that's not fully it. The second time around, I actually looked closer, and saw how well written and how good the plot was. There really is a lot to offer underneath the rotting flesh.
Yes.
Also, 2001: a space odyssey. A little slow, admitedly, it took me several attempts at viewing to get all the way through with it (kept falling asleep early on  ), but it is great. |
MathOnNapkins
Posts: 1432/2189 |
NSNick: big win for incestual kissing in Star Wars V. hot hot hot.
Anyways, my fav movie is probably Trainspotting. Though I don't own it  , it kicks a major wad of ass. |
NSNick
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Cornellius
Posts: 148/460 |
Well, I always loved The Silence Of The Lambs and the Red Dragon.
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Jack-Al
Posts: 195/284 |
Originally posted by Apophis
Happiness of the Katakiris.
That is a great movie. I saw it maybe a year ago and I probably would place it among my most favorite movies of all time.
For me, the best movie ever is "L |
Jarukoth
Posts: 2514/3194 |
It may not be the best movie ever, but it's easily one of my favorites of all time.
Shaun of the Dead.
I love zombie movies, and British Comedy is always good, but that's not fully it. The second time around, I actually looked closer, and saw how well written and how good the plot was. There really is a lot to offer underneath the rotting flesh. |
Apophis
Posts: 327/882 |
What do you consider to be the best movie ever?
Happiness of the Katakiris.
The Katakiri family own a bed and breakfast. Everyone who stays there dies. They bury the bodies. There are musical numbers. There is random claymation. Best. Movie Ever. |
