Your all time favorite movie.

[plastic_window]

What? Like it stereotypes you as a people? It does potray Scotland as the heroes.

What it does is mock history. For one thing, there was a bridge in the Battle of Stirling Bridge; in Braveheart there isn't for some bizarre reason. For another, Isabelle - the French Princess - was around the age of infancy when Wallace campaigned against the English. For another, William Wallace is often considered as the stereotypical giant Scottish warrior; Mel Gibson is a short, Australian anti-semite alcoholic.

I get what you mean and all my quibbles are pretty nit-picky to be honest, but Braveheart is a topic that's often brought up amongst my friends and family, and it's treated regularly with such disdain that I've come to loathe that movie.

 

[Serge A. Storms]

Your favorite movie is the Watchmen, I wouldn't talk.

I said I'm not bashing your taste, I just don't like it.

And I'm not bashing your taste, either, I'm just saying that the Watchmen isn't exactly a classic.

 

[data_not_found]

The American Remake of Godzilla, and Alien Vs Predator: Requim. Amazing works of film.

 

[GodofDisaster]

[HEADING=1]JURASSIC PARK!![/HEADING]

That movie rules.

Was going to say this, ah well.

Hi five for liking Jurassic Park.

 

[jim_doki]

12 Monkeys. proof that Brad Pitt and Bruce Willis can act, Terry Gilliam can write, and the french love mindscrews

 

[Serge A. Storms]

12 Monkeys was really good

 

[A Weary Exile]

12 Monkeys. proof that Brad Pitt and Bruce Willis can act, Terry Gilliam can write, and the french love mindscrews

Great movie along with his other masterpiece Brazil. Time Bandits was okay.

 

[Mondo_Generator]

Aliens or Pulp Fiction.

Can't beat 'em.

 

[A Weary Exile]

Napoleon Dynamite. God that movie was funny.

That and Shaun of the Dead are my favorite comedies (I've seen Shaun about umpteenmillion times but it's still funny).

 

[rhyno435]

The Bourne Trilogy. Forced to pick one I would say Ultimatum.

I love how they are confusing, yet you can figure them out if you think enough. They are story driven, but still have enough action. Love those movies.


I don't know why, but I also really like The Gameplan (with the Rock). Probably won't have too many people agreeing with me there though.

 

[Prince monkey]

Trainspotting.......... I think

 

[r3lix]

I have a funny feeling this needs search bar- None the less, I choose you Watchmen!

 

[r3lix]

Trainspotting.......... I think

Welcome to the escapist *hands over choc-chip cookie*

 

[Zeryxis]

my favorite movie for the movie itself - Labyrinth. David Bowie in tights. yum.

my favorite watch over-and-over movie? Dogma

 

[THEMILKMAN]

The Big Lebowski

 

[A Weary Exile]

I have a funny feeling this needs search bar- None the less, I choose you Watchmen!

Yay! Go Watchmen!

I know there are a bunch of 'Recommend me a movie' threads but I can't recall any threads of this exact nature. I search barred it and didn't get much so I went with it.

 

[THEMILKMAN]

The Big Lebowski. No contest.

Spoiler: OVER THE LINE!

Your opinion, is one big bowl of win, The Big Lebowski is my favorite movie ever.

"Mark it 0 Smokey!"

 

[CJ1145]

Clerks 2. Practically every line is quotable.

 

[plastic_window]

Trainspotting.......... I think

Awesome movie that. Speaking of Danny Boyle, did you see Slumdog Millionare? It got a ton of praise when it came out but I didn't think it was really all that brilliant.

my favorite movie for the movie itself - Labyrinth. David Bowie in tights. yum.

my favorite watch over-and-over movie? Dogma

Haha! Labyrinth was an awesome movie. Whenever I think of it, I end up thinking of Dark Crystal and Neverending Story. Good times :3