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i like that avatar friend! THE B EST BE YOURSELF AS LONG AS YOUR SELF ISNT A DYCK[/r]
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I never get bored of this
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Pochacco said: I never get bored of this
i love that movie as well. | |
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This is another I never get tired of although I like the book better:
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Oh lord how can I forget these two. Classics!!! they dont make them like this anymore because the talent no longer exists.
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And I hate to admit it, but... 
and  (Not for the sex, actually. The overall art direction and '70s softcore porn/ funk soundtrack just make it a really fun retelling.)[Edited 7/6/09 16:07pm] Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.” | |
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And many others to mention,,,,I'm a BIG movie buff. BTW Joe Morton's "Brother From..." and Wendell B. Harris' "Chameleon Street" are my ABSLOUTE fave @ the moment  | |
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I 4got to mention this classic...
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And pretty much anything by Almodovar. 
I MUCH prefer the original (1934) version. 
Laugh till I nearly PEE every time. GREAT DRINKING MOVIE! | |
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johnart said:
And pretty much anything by Almodovar. I have this from him... 
I esp enjoyed... 
Never heard of Carmen Maura before his movies, now she's one of my fave actresses  | |
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Harlepolis said: johnart said:
And pretty much anything by Almodovar. I have this from him...
I esp enjoyed...
Never heard of Carmen Maura before his movies, now she's one of my fave actresses I have that boxed set also. It's a MUST. Carmen Maura. 
Marisa Paredes.  | |
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damosuzuki said: The Cement Garden
Purple Rose of Cairo Beyond the Valley of the Dolls In the Company of Men Welcome to the Dollhouse Happiness Buffalo '66 Bad Crimes and Misdemeanors [Edited 7/3/09 17:50pm] Your list is twisted.  I love it. | |
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Sorry I missed this thread the first time around when I was away on vacation. I'm always up for talking about movies.
Anyway, my best movies are very different from the ones I've seen the most that I can almost quote. Best five:     
Elizabeth (1998) Queen Margot (1994) Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000) Brotherhood Of The Wolf (2001) Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) (I love period pieces.) Top five films I've seen the MOST:     
Purple Rain (1984) - Seen it over 30x Under The Cherry Moon (1986) - At least 13x Grease (1978) - Around 9x Eyes Wide Shut (1999) - Watch this one every Christmas The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) - Watch it every holiday season also | |
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I don't get attached to movies like that 
I'm not really a repeat watcher, apart from maybe Fifth Element, Purple Rain and Wall-E  but they aren't the best things I've ever seen, rather they give me some amount of pleasure that is repeatable even on subsequent viewings. | |
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ZombieKitten said: I don't get attached to movies like that
I'm not really a repeat watcher, apart from maybe Fifth Element, Purple Rain and Wall-E but they aren't the best things I've ever seen, rather they give me some amount of pleasure that is repeatable even on subsequent viewings.Those top three movies I've seen the most were all before the age of 20. Now that I'm older I don't watch movies repeatedly that much either. | |
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sextonseven said: ZombieKitten said: I don't get attached to movies like that
I'm not really a repeat watcher, apart from maybe Fifth Element, Purple Rain and Wall-E but they aren't the best things I've ever seen, rather they give me some amount of pleasure that is repeatable even on subsequent viewings.Those top three movies I've seen the most were all before the age of 20. Now that I'm older I don't watch movies repeatedly that much either. I watched Wall-E again last night, for the 5th time  | |
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sextonseven said: ZombieKitten said: I don't get attached to movies like that
I'm not really a repeat watcher, apart from maybe Fifth Element, Purple Rain and Wall-E but they aren't the best things I've ever seen, rather they give me some amount of pleasure that is repeatable even on subsequent viewings.Those top three movies I've seen the most were all before the age of 20. Now that I'm older I don't watch movies repeatedly that much either. Huh. Go figure. I watch more movies repeatedly than I did as a child. I'd rather read. Still do but I love movies. I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. |
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SUPRMAN said: sextonseven said: Those top three movies I've seen the most were all before the age of 20. Now that I'm older I don't watch movies repeatedly that much either. Huh. Go figure. I watch more movies repeatedly than I did as a child. I'd rather read. Still do but I love movies. Back then I'd just watch the same handful of films over and over. I see a lot more different movies now, just not repeatedly--except for holiday films. Eyes Wide Shut, Batman Returns, Morvern Callar, Nadja and The Nightmare Before Christmas get seen every Christmas season. movie edit [Edited 8/5/09 9:12am] | |
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sextonseven said: SUPRMAN said: Huh. Go figure. I watch more movies repeatedly than I did as a child. I'd rather read. Still do but I love movies. Back then I'd just watch the same handful of films over and over. I see a lot more different movies now, just not repeatedly--except for holiday films. Eyes Wide Shut, Batman Returns, Morvern Callar, Nadja and The Nightmare Before Christmas get seen every Christmas season. movie edit omg I love that movie - I should just buy it, to watch the butter and the hairbrush speech and that little bat ornament | |
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Harlepolis, I should've known you'd list "The Spook Who Sat..." before I could.
Some of mine: Ragtime The Man (with James Earl Jones as the first black U.S. president) The Fifth Element Glory Mississippi Masala Malcolm X Mo Betta Blues Being There Dr. Strangelove... Suture | |
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Lammastide said:
And I hate to admit it, but...
and (Not for the sex, actually. The overall art direction and '70s softcore porn/ funk soundtrack just make it a really fun retelling.)
[Edited 7/6/09 16:07pm] You, sir, are a hotlinking menace!  | |
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ThreadBare said: Harlepolis, I should've known you'd list "The Spook Who Sat..." before I could.
Some of mine: Ragtime The Man (with James Earl Jones as the first black U.S. president) The Fifth Element Glory Mississippi Masala Malcolm X Mo Betta Blues Being There Dr. Strangelove... Suture You should check out Chameleon Street, its right up your alley. Mr.Harris nailed the art of illusion  def one of the very BEST indie films ever. | |
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Harlepolis said: ThreadBare said: Harlepolis, I should've known you'd list "The Spook Who Sat..." before I could.
Some of mine: Ragtime The Man (with James Earl Jones as the first black U.S. president) The Fifth Element Glory Mississippi Masala Malcolm X Mo Betta Blues Being There Dr. Strangelove... Suture You should check out Chameleon Street, its right up your alley. Mr.Harris nailed the art of illusion def one of the very BEST indie films ever.Jotting down "Chameleon Street." I forgot to mention "Putney Swope." It was subversive and surreal. And, hilarious. | |
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ZombieKitten said: sextonseven said: Back then I'd just watch the same handful of films over and over. I see a lot more different movies now, just not repeatedly--except for holiday films. Eyes Wide Shut, Batman Returns, Morvern Callar, Nadja and The Nightmare Before Christmas get seen every Christmas season. movie edit omg I love that movie - I should just buy it, to watch the butter and the hairbrush speech and that little bat ornament I want to make my own soundtrack! I already have most of the songs played in the film, but still need one or two more. | |
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sextonseven said: ZombieKitten said: omg I love that movie - I should just buy it, to watch the butter and the hairbrush speech and that little bat ornament I want to make my own soundtrack! I already have most of the songs played in the film, but still need one or two more. ooh! send to me when you finish! | |
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ThreadBare said: Harlepolis, I should've known you'd list "The Spook Who Sat..." before I could.
Some of mine: Ragtime The Man (with James Earl Jones as the first black U.S. president) The Fifth Element Glory Mississippi Masala Malcolm X Mo Betta Blues Being There Dr. Strangelove... Suture How did I forget "Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to stop Worrying and Love the Bomb'? The funniest black comedy ever. It's one I watch at least annually. Just because. I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. |
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I would categorize this list as the (I can't turn away when it comes on)
It Happened One Night (Clark Gable:faint:) Devil In A Blue Dress (began my luv for Don Cheadle as the trigger-happy Mouse) Dirty Dancing The Sound of Music Grease Out of Sight The Incredibles Love At First Bite (comedy cheese greatness) Oceans 11 D.O.A. (only watched once great film noir) Batman (luv Michael Keaton and "Batdance" by lil purple dood) Something's Gotta Give Sabrina (original with Humphery Bogart and Audrey Hepburn) Independence Day (a must-watch around the 4th of July) "Funkyslsistah… you ain't funky at all, you just a little ol' prude"!
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 There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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 There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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