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"gandhi", "monty python and the holy grail" "shooter", "casino royal", "hot fuzz", "kung fu hustle", its alot. top 3 I guess would be gandhi, kung fu hustle, and hot fuzz (its for the greater good) and monty python (thats 4, I don't care, fuck of grasshopper)

damn I forgot raiders fo the lost ark
 
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slaygore said:
The first movie of Matrix, Die Hard, Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean only cause the sequels all sucked, aside of lotr.

Also gotta love Inside Man, Remember the Titans, Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Hustle and 3:10 to Yuma.
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All instant classics in my mind...
 
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Yay, list time! In no particular order then:

1)The Thing (Carpenter's version of course :3
2)Alien series (Mainly the first and second, the third was..okay, four is...yeachh)
3)Predator series (Predator and Predator 2, AvP doesn't count!)
4)The Evil Dead series
5)Brazil
6)Night of the Hunter (Robert Mitchum is awesome)
7)Dr.Strangelove
8)Falling Down
9)The Warriors
10)Godzilla (1954 version)

So, mostly Sci-Fi, and some comedy and horror, I've loads more, but above are my favorites ;3
 
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (best story ever)
The Matrix Trilogy (Action Packed and Awesome)
Fight Club (Twisted and Crazy)
Cloverfield (Well Done)
Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny (My Comedy of Choice)

yes i love them all
 
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Somehow it doesn't seem fair to include Star Wars in mine, since I really couldn't be sure whether I was voting for watching the film itself, or the memory of watching the film.

The Shortlist:

The Life of Brian
Magnolia
Mulholland Drive
2001: A Space Odyssey
Silence of the Lambs
Clerks

And the award goes to...

Mulholland Drive. I watched it for the first time four or five years ago, and once it was finished, I just thought, 'I don't get that at all'. Then about half an hour later, I decided I wanted to see it again, and did so. I've never done that with a film before, let alone one that is two-and-a-half hours long. Several viewings later, I think I get most of it now, but there are still some gaps. There's something special about a film that lets you do the thinking.
 
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kailsar said:
Mulholland Drive. I watched it for the first time four or five years ago, and once it was finished, I just thought, 'I don't get that at all'. Then about half an hour later, I decided I wanted to see it again, and did so. I've never done that with a film before, let alone one that is two-and-a-half hours long. Several viewings later, I think I get most of it now, but there are still some gaps. There's something special about a film that lets you do the thinking.
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Heheh, that's funny. For some reason, I thought Mulholland Drive was, like, some stupid chick flick or something. But I just looked it up on imdb and it looks good, I'll have to check it out.

some of my fave movies:
(aside from all the givens, SW, LOTR, etc.)
Boondock Saints
The Departed
No Country for Old Men
Office Space
Grandma's Boy
Beerfest
 
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i loved hard candy too :) was really surprised at how good it actually turned out to be!
P.S. i'm not sure wether the guy was really dead at the end... that rope wasn't even stretched?! o_O

but as for my fav. i'll have to go with equilibrium ^^
 
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Desperado, El Mariachi and Iron Man. The first two I've loved for a long time, just the concept is fantastic and original. Iron Man on the other hand I grew up with (the comics) and when they made a movie this faithful, well it was only natural.
 
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This is tough! Can I cheat?

Action:
The Boondock Saints

Pixar:
The Incredibles

Drama:
Forrest Gump

Foreign:
Amelie

Christmas:
Elf


:)
 
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I'll have to say Eternal Sunshine too. I'm really looking forward to Kaufmanns new film "Synecdoche, NY". Other than that I'm a gigantic fan of Twin Peaks.

Oh and there's Fight Club of course. One of Palahniuks other novels, "Choke", has been adapted too recently. Due to release in september.
 
HYPERPOWERi

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Screw favourite. Deal with plurals.

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Alien
Aliens
A Scanner Darkly
Children of Men
Death Proof
The Evil Dead trilogy
Fight Club
Hard Candy
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Memento
Monty Python (Life of Brian is a fave, though the Holy Grail is more of a classic)
The Mummy
Office Space
Old Boy
Ong Bak
Pan's Labyrinth
Planet Terror
Pulp Fiction
Scarface
Serenity
The Thing
Zatoichi
 
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Either Reservoir Dogs or La Haine. Also digging old noir films the now like The Killing and The original Cape Fear.
 
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oh dear god... i adore so many...

ok, counting out series or trilogies

The Prestige.
 
Jdopus

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Umm, For comedy i would go with Shaun of the Dead

Action: Saving private Ryan, a brilliant movie

Not much of a horror fun, but if pressed I would go for The Shining

Drama: Torn between road to perdition and the Shawshank redemption

Also, goodfellas was an excellent movie, and another two of my favourites are layer cake and The prestige, both excellent
 
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