What's your all time favorite movie?

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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,645
    edited May 2002
    Micah,

    Yes, Pulp Fiction or are you one of those people who couldn't follow what was going on? BTW, your picks---not bad.

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  • jeberhart
    jeberhart Posts: 69
    edited May 2002
    "2001: A Space Odyssey." This is the way it should have been, instead of flying trucks called the space shuttle, no moon base, no missions to outer planets...man...reality really screwed us over.
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  • bugner
    bugner Posts: 56
    edited May 2002
    Unquestionably..........."Five Easy Pieces."
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  • bugner
    bugner Posts: 56
    edited May 2002
    another would have to be "Save The Tiger," although it is fiercely depressing. But the scene where he smokes pot with the young girl...........and rattles off all the old names. My God.
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  • joe logston
    joe logston Posts: 882
    edited May 2002
    i liked the sandpebble, with steve mcqueen

    its one of thoughs movies that you can watch over and over,

    its a great movie
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  • jeberhart
    jeberhart Posts: 69
    edited May 2002
    "2001: A Space Odyssey." But not when I'm tired.
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  • LiquidSound
    LiquidSound Posts: 1,261
    edited May 2002
    The Abyss
    Braveheart
    Shawshank Redemption
    Ninja Scroll--animation
    Drunken Master Two

    But my alltime fave has gotta be Army of Darkness

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  • vicentre
    vicentre Posts: 23
    edited May 2002
    The Matrix...Awesome movie.
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  • OrangeToupee
    OrangeToupee Posts: 488
    edited May 2002
    1. Last Tango In Paris
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  • Micah Cohen
    Micah Cohen Posts: 2,022
    edited May 2002
    Great flicks in this thread. I have to add a bunch of them -- FIVE EASY PIECES, SANDPEBBLES! -- to my rentmydvd.com list! Time to see them again for the first time!

    >> [PULP FICTION] are you one of those people who couldn't follow what was going on? <<

    Yeah, that original super-genius Quentin Tarantino really bamboozled me with his stupendous filmmaking skill and screenwriting innovations. Ever seen THE BIG SLEEP, pre-release 1945 version? Christ, PULP FICTION was a big zero.

    :D

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  • TroyD
    TroyD Posts: 13,077
    edited May 2002
    Sheer greatness......I taped, some years back, the unedited version off of AMC. Man, I got to watch that again, soon.

    Major hotties in that movie as well.

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  • wodom1
    wodom1 Posts: 1,054
    edited May 2002
    Braveheart
    American History X
    A Few Good Men
    Patton
    K-Pax
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  • mlware
    mlware Posts: 29
    edited June 2002
    Stray Dog and Yojimbo, and The Seven Samurai, by Kurosawa. Favorite new movie is Battle Royale by Fukasaku.
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  • avelanchefan
    avelanchefan Posts: 2,401
    edited June 2002
    I have to go with Heat

    Michael Mann made you love the "Bad Guys". And I have never had another movie experience like that. I wanted DeNiro (McCauley) to jump on that plane instead of going after Wayne Gro. I didn't want Pacino (Hannah) killing him. And you saw the pain in his eye's when he did, because Hannah actually liked him.

    Plus the cinematography was excellent from McCauleys pad on the ocean to the shoot out scene after the bank heist. And the final scenes in 5.1 at the airport are just plain terrific.

    Most of the other movies you guys picked were great picks, but for some reason I keep coming back to this movie.:D
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