Half a Loaf of Kung Fu
The Big boss
SuperFly
The Deer Hunter
Apocalypse Now
The 36th Chamber of Shaolin
Bananas

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**JAWS** Will always be #1. It's my fave movie of all time.

Godfather 1 & 2

Exorcist

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind

Star Wars

Carrie

Alien

Animal House

Blazing Saddles

The Last Waltz

Saturday Night Fever

Grease

Breaking Away

One that I have to mention is Amityville Horror. Mind you I now agree its an awful movie...however I saw this at the drive in back in 79 when I was 9 years old with my older sisters and it scarred the living crap out of me. Over 40 now and I still get chills from that damn music.

blacklotus said:

Walking Tall

oh yes! I think WT 2 (and that remake) are on netflix... (I also liked the tv series)

Sparkle

Carrie

The Wiz

Car Wash

Uptown Saturday Night

Let's Do It Again

The Towering Inferno

Byron said:

blacklotus said:

Walking Tall

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How Corn! Leif Garrett is in walking tall!

noimageatall said:

Byron said:

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Oh wow... someone loves this as much as I do!!

You might appreciate this, then:

Byron said:

noimageatall said:

Byron said: Oh wow... someone loves this as much as I do!!

You might appreciate this, then:

I love this movie as well. They used to show this movie on TV alot back in the day. The boy in the movie,Holland, makes Damian from The Omen look like a cherub.

runphilrun said:

Byron said:

You might appreciate this, then:

I love this movie as well. They used to show this movie on TV alot back in the day. The boy in the movie,Holland, makes Damian from The Omen look like a cherub.

Holland was creepy as hell lol ...

How come The Omega Man is getting no love here? I seem to be the only one who likes that movie. Me and Tim Burton really really really like that movie.

The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh tells the story of a struggling professional basketball team, The Pittsburgh Pythons, whose continuous losing streak and lack of talent has made them the laughing stock of Pittsburgh. This results in several players asking to go elsewhere in the league, except for the star player Moses Guthrie (Julius Erving), mostly because he is the highest paid player on the team and is not liked by the teammates.

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KoolEaze said:

How come The Omega Man is getting no love here? I seem to be the only one who likes that movie. Me and Tim Burton really really really like that movie.

I LOVED that movie as a kid...but when I re-watched it as an adult it was embarassing ...

Byron said:

KoolEaze said:

How come The Omega Man is getting no love here? I seem to be the only one who likes that movie. Me and Tim Burton really really really like that movie.

I LOVED that movie as a kid...but when I re-watched it as an adult it was embarassing ...

Same here actually. I started watching it again last night after I mentioned it here. It´s still ok but the albino mutants are not really dangerous, IMHO, and there are some major logical flaws in it but I think I´ll continue watching it tonight.

By the way, there is also a remake of the Will Smith version AND the Charlton Heston version called "I Am Omega". It´s a very trashy, low budget flic that is barely watchable. I think its budget was under 10.000 $.

KoolEaze said:

Same here actually. I started watching it again last night after I mentioned it here. It´s still ok but the albino mutants are not really dangerous, IMHO, and there are some major logical flaws in it but I think I´ll continue watching it tonight.

By the way, there is also a remake of the Will Smith version AND the Charlton Heston version called "I Am Omega". It´s a very trashy, low budget flic that is barely watchable. I think its budget was under 10.000 $.

Logic flaws galore lol ...the one kid who was turning into a mutant thingamabob, when they held a single candle near his head he started turning away in pain because the light from the flame was too much (the mutants can't handle light). But at the beginning of the movie the mutants actually build a roaring bonfire outside Charlton Heston's building and have no problem with it, even without their sunglasses on lol...And the scenery chewing by Heston and Rosalind Cash was legendary. "Your name is mud!!!" ...Heston in the christ-figure pose at the very end was just icing on the cake lol.

Not to mention there's a freakin' car on the highway in the background at the beginning of the movie! ...so much for being the last guy on earth.

To be fair, though, the first 20 minutes or so of the movie was still very well done, rather creepy in fact. It's what made me a fan of the movie when I was a kid...seeing the world completely empty like that had a huge effect on me.

1)Halloween

2)Enter the Dragon

3)Rocky

4)Star Wars

5)Taxi Driver

6)Texas Chainsaw Massacre

7)Dawn of the Dead

8)Godfather part 2

9)Animal House

10)Superman: The Movie

kpowers said:

Alien

Logans Run

The Spy Who loved me

Moonraker

Live and let die

The Man with the golden gun

Star Wars

The Omega Man

Grease

Halloween

superman

I'm sure there is more but that comes to the top of my mind now

Damn I can't believe I forgot Roger Moore's 007 films He's my favorite Bond & I actually forgot them, lol

G3000 said:

The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh tells the story of a struggling professional basketball team, The Pittsburgh Pythons, whose continuous losing streak and lack of talent has made them the laughing stock of Pittsburgh. This results in several players asking to go elsewhere in the league, except for the star player Moses Guthrie (Julius Erving), mostly because he is the highest paid player on the team and is not liked by the teammates.

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Pittsburgh needs an NBA team

nursev said:

The Towering Inferno

I remember that!!!

BlackAdder7 said:

Somebody please say an American werewolf in London ? I know it was released in 981, but I'm hoping to make a comeback of sorts ....

"Meatballs"

ufoclub said:

BlackAdder7 said:

Somebody please say an American werewolf in London ? I know it was released in 981, but I'm hoping to make a comeback of sorts ....

I would on a favorite 80's flick