The movie post

JDE-PJJDE-PJ Posts: 721
edited November 2007 in All Encompassing Trip
Best films you have ever seen

The foreign films you have enjoyed

Favorite actors, male and female, now or all time

What genres you really like, those you won't watch, those you can't watch, and the films you enjoy in each one.

Favorite popcorn movies, meaning you love them even if they are not exactly a piece of classic cinema. Example for me, Youngblood.


Anything goes, no predetermined top ten or 5 lists, just whatever you like.


enjoy gaining new knowledge about different kind of films or just bs about what you like



go.
I know someday you will have a beautiful Life


Jason
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  • The pig keeper's daughter.
    They don't make them like that anymore.
    I've never met Ed,never shook his hand, talked to him or had my picture taken with him.
    But I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
  • JDE-PJJDE-PJ Posts: 721
    15 minutes wrote:
    The pig keeper's daughter.
    They don't make them like that anymore.


    I don't know that one, but coming from you, I am sure it is a classic.
    I know someday you will have a beautiful Life


    Jason
  • BinFrogBinFrog MA Posts: 7,309
    Pulp Fiction
    Pan's Labyrinth
    Animal House
    Major League
    Fight Club
    Memento
    Airplane
    Spaceballs
    Little Miss Sunshine
    Shaun of the Dead
    Being John Malkovich
    Dazed & Confused
    Friday
    Donnie Darko
    Silence of the Lambs

    That's a good start
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  • BinauralBinaural Posts: 1,046
    Anyone ever see Pans Labyrinth?
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  • you know i love the movies...but i have a migraine and cannot come up with anything profound.
    i can tell you some of what i;ve seen this year:
    some of the movies i've seen this year so far (the good the bad and the ugly!)

    Blades of Glory

    The Holiday

    Superbad

    The Bourne Ultimatum

    Disturbia

    The Last Mimzy

    28 Days Later

    Kids

    Last King Of Scotland

    Night at the Museum

    You Can Count on Me

    Babel

    Shut Up and Sing

    Half-Nelson

    Green Street Hooligans

    Little Children

    Weeds - 1st Season

    Blood Diamond

    Notes on a Scandal

    Guide to Recognizing Your Saints

    The Queen


    what are your favorites, jason??
    08 6/11 WPB 6/12 Tampa 6/24,25 MSG, 8/7 Ed @ Newark
    07 8/5 Lolla 8/2 VIC
    06 7/22,23 Gorge 7/20 Ptl
    04 10/8 VFC Kissimmee
    03 4/11 WPB, 4/12 HOB Orlando, 7/8,9 MSG
    00 8/24 Jones Bch 8/9,10 WPB
    1998 9/22,23 WPB 1996 10/7 Ft Laud 1994 3/28 Miami
  • TrixieCatTrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    Amores Perros is amazing. It is a mexican movie.
    Translates to Love is a bitch. Bitch having the double meaning of well, bitch and also dog.
    Amelie is one of my favorites too!
    Babel is in about 10 different languages and phenomenal.
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  • BinFrogBinFrog MA Posts: 7,309
    Binaural wrote:
    Anyone ever see Pans Labyrinth?


    Aside from me? ;)
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  • pans labyrinth is absolutely stunning...and I concur that amores perros is brilliant...

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  • brainofPJbrainofPJ Posts: 2,361
    Lock Stock...
    Snatch
    these two movies i can watch any time, all the time


    Esther's here and she's sick?

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  • a few all time faves:
    Almost Famous, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Wizard of Oz, While You Were Sleeping, Napoleon Dynamite, Garden State, Notting Hill, E.T., Love Actually, Moulin Rouge, Shawshank Redemption, Forrest Gump, Austin Powers, Big Fish.


    I enjoy Johnny Depp, Hugh Grant, Ed Norton, Ryan Gosling, Russell Crowe, Kate Winslet and Nicole Kidman.
    08 6/11 WPB 6/12 Tampa 6/24,25 MSG, 8/7 Ed @ Newark
    07 8/5 Lolla 8/2 VIC
    06 7/22,23 Gorge 7/20 Ptl
    04 10/8 VFC Kissimmee
    03 4/11 WPB, 4/12 HOB Orlando, 7/8,9 MSG
    00 8/24 Jones Bch 8/9,10 WPB
    1998 9/22,23 WPB 1996 10/7 Ft Laud 1994 3/28 Miami
  • JDE-PJJDE-PJ Posts: 721
    you know i love the movies...but i have a migraine and cannot come up with anything profound.
    i can tell you some of what i;ve seen this year:
    some of the movies i've seen this year so far (the good the bad and the ugly!)


    what are your favorites, jason??



    no order here p-girl just a couple of films for now

    The Best Year Of Our Lives -1946
    Roman Holiday - 1953
    The Apartment- 1960
    My Man Godfrey- 1936
    The Philadelphia Story- 1940
    Beauty and the Beast -1946(french Belle et la bête, La)
    Seven Samurai- 1954-(Japanese Shichinin no samurai)
    Forbidden Games -1952 (French Jeux interdits)
    An Affair of Love -1999 (French Une liaison pornographique)
    Breakfast at Tiffany's- 1961
    How To Steal a Million - 1966
    Gallipoli - 1981
    Breaking The Waves- 1996
    I know someday you will have a beautiful Life


    Jason
  • <Best films you have ever seen>
    Rocky 1-6, Star Wars 1-6, Goonies, Rounders, The Hustler

    <The foreign films you have enjoyed>
    Battle Royale, Three Extremes

    <Favorite actors, male and female, now or all time>
    Edward Norton (current and alltime), Paul Newman (all time).
    No real fav female actress.

    <What genres you really like, those you won't watch, those you can't watch, and the films you enjoy in each one.>
    I love Horror!!!! (fav - The Shining, Friday the 13th Part 4, Saw 1-3, The Ring)
    I won't watch romantic comedies movies. (fav -High Fidelity)
    I can't watch romance movies. (fav - i cant think of one)

    <Favorite popcorn movies, meaning you love them even if they are not exactly a piece of classic cinema. Example for me, Youngblood.>
    Ernest Goes to Camp, Bloodsport any thing made by TROMA (Toxic Avenger 1 - 4, Cannibal the Musical, etc)!

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  • intodeepintodeep Posts: 7,240
    One film that never seems to get enough love is the early Peter Jackson Film:

    Meet the Feebles

    Talk about taking a walk on the wild side with sex crazed mupppets shooting up herion. It is pure insanity and bliss.
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  • SENROCKSENROCK Posts: 10,736
    my absolute all time favorite movie is ALMOST FAMOUS....
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  • stu geestu gee Posts: 1,174
    Sex and Lucia

    Hollywood is good for action and all that stuff, but European cinema blows it out the water in every other area in my opinion. The story to this movie is a bit of a mindbender at first but a great idea and overall brilliant film. Visually one of the most amazing films ive ever seen as well.
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  • lawrence of arabia, my fave of all time :)
  • lawrence of arabia, my fave of all time :)

    ahhhh, peter o'toole :)
    08 6/11 WPB 6/12 Tampa 6/24,25 MSG, 8/7 Ed @ Newark
    07 8/5 Lolla 8/2 VIC
    06 7/22,23 Gorge 7/20 Ptl
    04 10/8 VFC Kissimmee
    03 4/11 WPB, 4/12 HOB Orlando, 7/8,9 MSG
    00 8/24 Jones Bch 8/9,10 WPB
    1998 9/22,23 WPB 1996 10/7 Ft Laud 1994 3/28 Miami
  • ahhhh, peter o'toole :)
    hell yeah! i met him at a booksigning once, i was completely starstruck. his performance in that movie is impeccable.
  • NYbenbenNYbenben Posts: 1,020
    Forrest Gump
    Pulp Fiction
    Young Frankenstein
    Kill Bill 1 & 2

    there are so many more
    4/12/92, 8/11/92, 9/28/96, 9/11/98, 8/23/00, 8/24/00, 7/9/03, 4/30/03, 10/1/04, 10/3/05, 12/9/05, 5/12/06, 5/17/06, 5/28/06, 6/3/06, 12/9/06, EV LA 4/12-4/13/08, 6/12/08, 6,19,08, 6,20,08, 6/24/08, 6/25/08, 7/1/08

    and still jonesing for another show....
    "the waiting drove me mad..."
  • JDE-PJJDE-PJ Posts: 721
    hell yeah! i met him at a booksigning once, i was completely starstruck. his performance in that movie is impeccable.

    You did?

    I never knew that, geez you would think you would have told me that, knowing what a fan I am as well:p


    LOA,and The Lion in the Winter two more of his films I love.

    I also saw some of Beckett a week or so ago, and need to rent that one, what I saw of it was brilliant, him and Richard Burton.

    Lots of good films here, keep them coming.


    Besides Mr O'Toole some of my other favorite actors include Jimmy Stewart, Gary Cooper, Cary Grant.

    As for the ladies, Carole Lombard will always have my heart, and the two Hepburn's, Audrey and Kate rank right next to her.
    I know someday you will have a beautiful Life


    Jason
  • JDE-PJ wrote:
    You did?

    I never knew that, geez you would think you would have told me that, knowing what a fan I am as well:p


    LOA,and The Lion in the Winter two more of his films I love.

    I also saw some of Beckett a week or so ago, and need to rent that one, what I saw of it was brilliant, him and Richard Burton.

    Lots of good films here, keep them coming.


    Besides Mr O'Toole some of my other favorite actors include Jimmy Stewart, Gary Cooper, Cary Grant.

    As for the ladies, Carole Lombard will always have my heart, and the two Hepburn's, Audrey and Kate rank right next to her.
    i TOTALLY told you that i met him!! doy lol

    ah jimmy stewart, love him too. carole lombard was luminous
  • JDE-PJJDE-PJ Posts: 721
    i TOTALLY told you that i met him!! doy lol

    ah jimmy stewart, love him too. carole lombard was luminous

    hum, I don't remember, but okay.


    A few films for this late night post


    A Face in the Crowd, Andy Griffth like you have never seen him with Patricia O'neil from 1957.

    The Hustler Paul Newman at his best with Jackie Gleason and George C Scott, and an amazing performance from Piper Laurie in 1961.


    The Cooler a more recent movie with William H Macy, Maria Bello, and a supporting acting gem from Alec Baldwin from 2003


    Finally two films both starring Cate Blanchett who is one of actresses of the present who I quite enjoy.

    Elizabeth from 1998, since the new film is coming out next month, I thought I would mention that one, and a small little film from down under called Oscar and Lucinda with Cate and Ralph Fiennes in 1997.
    I know someday you will have a beautiful Life


    Jason
  • forest gump...probably
    Love's a Bitch
    Robert De Niro
    Back to the Future :D
    I'll ride the wave where it takes me...
  • lgtlgt Posts: 720
    JDE-PJ wrote:
    The Best Year Of Our Lives -1946

    Oh I meant to watch this after reading about it in a Samuel Goldwyn's biography.. but I still haven't opened the DVD. Is it really good and worth watching?
  • Favourite Comedy: Blazing Saddles
    Favourite Action: Die Hard
    Favourite Thriller: The Usual Suspects
    Favourite Sci-Fi/Fantasy: Blade Runner
    Favourite Comic-Book movie: X-Men 2
    Favourite Animated movie: The Incredibles
    Guilty Pleasure: Commando
    Favourite Actor: Probably Russel Crowe or Robert Downey Jr
    Most hated movie: Pearl Harbour
    Most overrated movie ever: Taxi Driver
    Most Underrated movie ever: Alien 3

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  • JDE-PJJDE-PJ Posts: 721
    lgt wrote:
    Oh I meant to watch this after reading about it in a Samuel Goldwyn's biography.. but I still haven't opened the DVD. Is it really good and worth watching?



    Yes it is, it's a long filme just under 3 hours, but if you are a person who like movies, I find it hard to believe anyone would not enjoy it.

    If you have it already, the worse that happens is you wasted your money, or you see one of the best films ever made in my opinion.
    I know someday you will have a beautiful Life


    Jason
  • AnonAnon Posts: 11,175
    my favorite films are:
    pulp fiction, american beauty, goodfellas, almost famous, forrest gump, lost in translation, good will hunting, the gradute, the good the bad and the ugly, fargo, jerry maguire

    favorite comedies:
    knocked up (yes) and diner

    favorite actors:
    jack nicholson and dustin hoffman
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