Movies You Can Watch A Million Times
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Did you... did you just quote yourself?Ares Tyr post=18.69928.675053 said:
Anyway, I don't know what you're talking about, TC - Boondock Saints is brilliant! You shouldn't be ashamed for loving it. That's one of my repeat viewers as well. Others are Princess Mononoke, Superbad, Team America, any of the original Star Wars movies.
Casablanca. I think it's perilously close to being the perfect movie.
Tremors. Great flick, and I did literally wear a tape out and had to replace it with the DVD.
The Galactica (2003) miniseries.
I'll agree with the 12 Angry Men.
Black Hawk Down, despite the "boo-ya" patriotism.
Casino Royale, the Daniel Craig one.
-- Steve
Tremors. Great flick, and I did literally wear a tape out and had to replace it with the DVD.
The Galactica (2003) miniseries.
I'll agree with the 12 Angry Men.
Black Hawk Down, despite the "boo-ya" patriotism.
Casino Royale, the Daniel Craig one.
-- Steve
Duh. It's called Dope Boy Magic. I can do that!ThaBenMan post=18.69928.675420 said:
Mostly I did it because I want everyone to drop what they are doing right now and go buy a copy of the Ladies Man so they can enjoy one of the greatest films ever made.
"Hey, sweet thang, lemme ask you something. Can I buy you a fish sandwhich?"
I've only seen it recently, but I feel like I could watch The Man From Earth [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0756683/] over & over again.
In my opinion it's a brilliant film. It has great dialogue & is really easy to watch, since all the characters are amiable & are having a fascinating conversation. I felt like I was in the room with them & part of the proceedings. Excellent.
In my opinion it's a brilliant film. It has great dialogue & is really easy to watch, since all the characters are amiable & are having a fascinating conversation. I felt like I was in the room with them & part of the proceedings. Excellent.
The Blues Brothers. Even to a metalhead, that movie never ceases to be as much fun to listen to as it is to watch.
Hot Fuzz was a complete classic, ignoring it's age. I don't think I'd tire of it for a long while. Perhaps not a million times, but I wouldn't mind seeing The Dark Knight a few more times.
