Best movies of all time?
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hey where's Smokey & the Bandit... hehehe.... -
Did I overlook Shane (with Alan Ladd), which is my favorite western of all time, or is it on the list?Comment
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True. Most movies made today it seems like they have the McDonalds execs right there while they're editing the script to figure out how they can create some Value Meal pack out of it or stuff a toy in a happy meal. Bullshit marketing!Originally posted by [Labret]
The should kick off ever movie made in the last 5 years.Comment
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funny.... last week i ordered 3 movies from netflix:
taxi driver #31 and apocalypse now #32. along with harry potter too. but it was odd they came one after another.Comment
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you must be pissed cuss they forgot to give you a toy with your happy meal?Originally posted by rdunn404
True. Most movies made today it seems like they have the McDonalds execs right there while they're editing the script to figure out how they can create some Value Meal pack out of it or stuff a toy in a happy meal. Bullshit marketing!
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1. Paul Schrader's tight, insightful screenplayOriginally posted by pornopete
I do not understand what is so great about Taxi Driver.
2. Scorsese's uncompromising direction
3. Deniro's inspired performance
Jodie Foster and Harvey Keitel are amazing too.Comment
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I Only like about 50% of the movies listed, and the order they are listed is way off from my personal taste.Originally posted by Lane
what do you think about the accuracy of this list?
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Where's Heat?<a href="http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=921196-0000&PA=337888&HTML=http://www.wow18cash.com/">
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I just got "Clerks" on DVD the other night...some fuckface at Walmart accidently marked it along with the $5.88 movies nobody other than me have heard of....Originally posted by Captain P
Hahahaha.. Clerks is on the list !!
As I read thru this thread, Shawshank Redemption came to mind as one of my all time favs and it's #2 !!
I did NOT see Fletch or Caddyshack on the list tho.
Am I the only person who didn't like Citizen Kane? I don't care for Psycho either and my fellow fright fiends oevr at joblo.com razz me about it....I also fucking hated Titanic...I only saw it to see Leonardo DiCapprio die......Comment
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Typical choice for a FUS.Originally posted by Joe Sixpack
Favourite film: Barton Fink
Film I hate the most: Forrest GumpComment
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Haha, love that movie.Originally posted by DX
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any movie list where "toy story 2" is twice as high as "being john malkovich" and internet geeks skewing starwars higher than it should be isn't exactly a definitive and binding guide.Comment
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I have. Typical David Lynch movie.Originally posted by QGals
anyone seen Mulholland Dr.? heard its a good, but wierd, movie....was listed somewhere in the 100's
Some people like it, some don't.
I think it's just easy to make a weird movie, so it shouldn't be in top 200. I wish he would make good movies, too, not just weirdComment
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Rosemary's Baby.
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It might be easy to make a weird movie but it's not easy to make a David Lynch movie!Originally posted by mika
I have. Typical David Lynch movie.
Some people like it, some don't.
I think it's just easy to make a weird movie, so it shouldn't be in top 200. I wish he would make good movies, too, not just weird
"The Straight Story" wasn't too weird.Comment
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I don't either. The movie bored me, and DeNiro is one of favorite actors. But his role in the movie "Awakenings" was the most incredible acting i've ever seen him do. It's worth to watch this movie just to see DeNiro act. Pure brilliance. I'll never understand why he didn't get an oscar for that one.Originally posted by pornopete
I do not understand what is so great about Taxi Driver.
Glad to see Shawshank and Memento up there in the top 10.Comment
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The music was great too.Originally posted by Joe Sixpack
1. Paul Schrader's tight, insightful screenplay
2. Scorsese's uncompromising direction
3. Deniro's inspired performance
Jodie Foster and Harvey Keitel are amazing too.
The movie also remains timless and has shown to be a major influence on almost every aspect of modern pop culture, with such diverse students as The Clash all the way to the movie Seven.Comment
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Are you serious? Most of those movies on that list are boring. You and I must be of different generations cause half the films on your list were made before 1950.<a href="http://www.pornopayouts.com/?rid=pp3076">PornoPayouts</a>
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So you've seen most of the movies on that list, have you?Originally posted by .:Frog:.
Are you serious? Most of those movies on that list are boring. You and I must be of different generations cause half the films on your list were made before 1950.
If not, then maybe you should.Comment
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Lawrence of Arabia
Casablanca
Just never tire of watching them.
But I agree with the movies made in the last four years, most of them were written by advertising execs. You know the ending 10 minutes into the film. Made for the common denominator and to appeal to 15-20 year olds.
So many would never of been made if it was not for the toys they can sell off it. Wonder how long before the porn industry jump on this bandwagon?Comment
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Interesting to note how many Martin Scorcese and Francis for Coppola movies are there..
The Godfather should be no. 1...absolutely riveting performance by Marlon Brando, Al Pacino and Robert Duvall. Especially Marlon Brando, he has a presense in that movie you can just feel.
Did Tender Mercies end end up on the list?....Robert Duvall is tour de force in that film.
Oh, and as for why alot of old movies are on that list....there was a time when movies where about emotions and feelings and really touched and affected you. Mot many of those left...mostly pure entertainment or sappy.
Of course there was Silence of the Lambs....I was mesmerized by Anthony Hopkins in that one.The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his. -George PattonComment
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