Whats Your All Time Favorite Movie

[AngelBunny]

Can't pick just one ...

Fight Club ... genius one liners ...

To Kill A Mockingbird ... I named my son Atticus ...

Gone in Sixty Seconds ... I named my other son Shelby ... for the love ...

An American President ("I am from the Organization of the United Brotherhood of it's none of your g*d da*m business Lewis ... ")

 

[holder]

Harold and Maude ranks high
If...
Amadeus
Repo Man

 

[Deschain]

Zulu. Just epic.

The Man Who Would Be King is also up there, along with the original Star Wars trilogy.


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[breakfastchef]

Citizen Kane

 

[bladeangel87]

Donnie Darko is a favorite, Clerks, Matrix, these are some of first that come to mind, but I have seen a lot of really great movies.

 

[Mac]

Toss up between:
Blue Velvet
A clockwork orange
Texas Chainsaw massacre 2 (Leatherface you dented my plate!)

 

[Debra]

Gads! No way I could narrow it down to just one!

Back to the Future (trilogy)
Forrest Gump
The Pianist and Schindler's List
Joe vs. the Volcano

I can watch all of those, over and over again, and never tire of them.

 

[JaxGurl]

Unforgiven
"deserves got nothin' to do with it"

 

[Surf Monkey]

Toss up between:
Blue Velvet
A clockwork orange
Texas Chainsaw massacre 2 (Leatherface you dented my plate!)

Great choices! I'm partial to the first TCM, but Blue Velvet and Clockwork Orange are both in my top 20 films of all time.

 

[BriDog67]

Jacobs Ladder

 

[sstambo]

The hunt for Red October

 

[breakfastchef]

A clockwork orange

I may not always agree with your viewpoints, but Clockwork Orange is a true classic. The uncut version should be required viewing by all.

 

[enadrown]

OH MAN.. legends of the fall is on.. it makes my heart hurt.. **cries in the corner a while**
its just soo wrong for a movie to be this good EVERY TIME YOU WATCH IT.. hundreds of times later, it's still as good as the first time.. in my book that makes a damn good movie

 

[Mac]

Great choices! I'm partial to the first TCM, but Blue Velvet and Clockwork Orange are both in my top 20 films of all time.

I loved the first TCM as well but in the second one Dennis hopper and Bill Mosely stole the show.

As to the other two, I have yet to meet a Lynch film I didn't like and Kubrick only had one (which he died before he could finish editing) Both great directors.
I wonder what eyes wide shut would have been like if Kubrick had lived long enough to finish it.

 

[Mac]

I may not always agree with your viewpoints, but Clockwork Orange is a true classic. The uncut version should be required viewing by all.

I always crack a wicked smile whenever I hear "singing in the rain".

 

[martha1014]

Its a toss up: Pretty Woman, Forest Gump and Christmas Vacation.

 

[Drunkwaco]

Wow my mind just flys with this one
Platton, In the mind of madness, Full Metal jacket, American Pie, Spirted Away, Gran Torino, Dusk till Dawn, Pulp Fiction, The Good the Bad the Ugly, The puppet master 2, frankenstein by Mary shelley, vanilla sky, Thunder days, Blood and Bones, Jeremiah Johnson, The Dark knight, Blood Sport, Blade, Hamburger Hill, Grudge 2. I'm sure my #1 is one of those but i really can't pick. Hell i can't even make a top 5 list out of order

 

[shelor]

Forrest Gump and Young Frankenstein rank right up there. Benny and Joon is a good one, too.

When I was a kid, I LOVED the Planet of the Apes movies. I remember sitting in a theater all day one Saturday for a marathon showing of all of them.