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Oscar Giner
Member #2,207
April 2002
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I know there's a thread called "worst movies ever", and just because that I thought: why are we so negative? So I decided to create this one:D So the question is: what's the best movie you have seen? I mean the movie which you can watch a lot of times and you don't get bored (So don't say Citizen Kane. I don't think this movie is in this cathegory.) The best movie for me is Blade Runner. I like it very much. I saw the video version comercialiced in Europe (I say this because there are 6 versions, so if you saw it at cinema you saw another version, and the DVD version is also different). I rent it and saw it 5-6 times in two days. I searched for the DVD, but I didn't find it:( -- |
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paranoima
Member #1,380
June 2001
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Hackers... I know its cheesy but.. man if I could get one of those gibsons.. |
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Per Larsson
Member #276
April 2000
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Hey, Bladerunner is my fav too! ________________________ |
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Tron Boy
Member #2,294
May 2002
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Liar Liar! Jim Carrey is a Genius! |
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Oscar Giner
Member #2,207
April 2002
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Thomas Harte
Member #33
April 2000
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I've seen Citizen Kane three times & enjoyed it three times. But that doesn't matter, because North by Northwest is the one I'd nominate as most re-watchable! [My site] [Tetrominoes] |
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dudaskank
Member #561
July 2000
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I like Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon so much and I love Tenchi Muyo in love ^__^ Toque a balada do amor inabalável, eterna love song de nós dois |
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23yrold3yrold
Member #1,134
March 2001
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No contest. http://images.art.com/images//PRODUCTS/shdws/regular/10055000/10055114.jpg -- |
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kerick
Member #365
May 2000
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your sense of good movies is great 23yearold Project %:10% --Pre-Alpha |
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23yrold3yrold
Member #1,134
March 2001
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Thomas Fjellstrom
Member #476
June 2000
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hehe. 'Citizen Kane' was about the only movie I watched where I could fall asleep, even when Im so tired I fall asleep literally a second after my head hits the pillow, I can't seem to fall asleep watching TV. Mind you I was about 12, maybe I'll enjoy it a bit more now... -- |
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nempko
Member #1,253
April 2001
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American Beauty is my favorite movie. end monologe of American Beauty: |
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Kloks
Member #943
February 2001
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Hi, my favorite movie is Le fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain but (for the no French talking people) it was not translate in other languages I think, because J.P.Jeunet don't want his movie to be modified by anyone , (especialy from Americans who always want to do it again as they want |
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Zaphos
Member #1,468
August 2001
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Dr. Strangelove! How can you ignore Dr. Strangelove! And of course: Crouching Tiger, Momento, A Beautiful Mind, Monsters Inc, Matrix, etc ... (ya bloody reds, ommitting strangelove ... we've got to protect our precious bodily fluids here!)
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jhuuskon
Member #302
April 2000
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There's not a best movie, there ARE best movies. The movie has to bee a good one when it features either Samuel L. Jackson (except the starwars ones, they suck), Steve Buscemi (or however it's written) or Quentin Tarantino. You don't deserve my sig. |
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Mars
Member #971
February 2001
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Quote: Le fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain but (for the no French talking people) it was not translate in other languages I think, because J.P.Jeunet don't want his movie to be modified by anyone
Die fabelhafte Welt der Amélie? That was great. Especially since it was dubbed German. I like Blade Runner, which has an amazingly intense atmosphere. However, at least the DVD directors cut, which I own, is a bit tedious in some scenes. I prefer the original novel by Philip K. Dick who put his emphasis to some very different aspects. As far as its visual style is concerned, The Matrix absoultely rocks. The story is dumb. I won't declare any movie the best. Surely there are many good ones that I either don't know or don't remember because they have not yet occured in this thread. -- |
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Zaphos
Member #1,468
August 2001
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Blade Runner didn't seem too great, but then I only saw the director's cut version. It was too focused on the violence (that really really boring chase scene at the end, especially) and didn't have very much character developement -- it seemed something of a cop-out to have the androids be mentally unstable ... I enjoy the matrix because it succeeds in taking some of the feelings of Cyberpunk and putting them on the screen ... makes me think of that far superior novel, "Snow Crash." Story is dumb, but it didn't seem that was the point. I know Quentin Tarantino ... how are the other guys? Who's Steve Buscemi? (ie, what's he in)
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23yrold3yrold
Member #1,134
March 2001
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Forgot Ghostbusters -- |
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Elfwood
Member #2,322
May 2002
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I'd vote for The Empire Strikes Back. --Elfwood |
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Thomas Harte
Member #33
April 2000
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Quote: Who's Steve Buscemi? (ie, what's he in) He is the guy with the really distinctive face from such films as Fargo, The Big Lebowski, Con Air, Desperado, Pulp Fiction, Resevoir Dogs, The Wedding Singer, Armageddon . . . & almost certainly many others I can't remember. [My site] [Tetrominoes] |
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ReyBrujo
Moderator
January 2001
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I liked LOTR a lot, [e]specially Moria (hey! I am a dwarf where I play!). I cannot believe what I am going to say, but that movie... hmm... mumble the one where Swafdsafwereger (I think I missed a 'z' somewhere) needs to go to Mars, "As Good as it Gets", and "Memento" had better plots. Anime? Akira, of course. RB -- |
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23yrold3yrold
Member #1,134
March 2001
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Total Recall. -- |
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kerick
Member #365
May 2000
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I don't think there can be a best movie ever because it just is a matter of opinion Project %:10% --Pre-Alpha |
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Mars
Member #971
February 2001
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Which the originator just asked for. Everything is a matter of opinion. -- |
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kerick
Member #365
May 2000
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not quite everything just most things.;D Project %:10% --Pre-Alpha |
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Well, it was my favorite when I was 10 ....
I think it will always be my favorite.