after seeing Saving Private Ryan, i never really liked any of the other war movies... it is the best one by far

Are you kidding? Sure, great cinematography, adn the movie was actually good. But Platoon, and Full Metal Jacket, are by far, better war movies. And those aren't the only two. That old German Movie, U-Boat or whatever it was called. Also a very good war movie.

And about that list.. I don't entirely agree with the ordering, and in my opinion, a fair few shouldn't be there.. But it's probably one of the most reasonable lists i've seen. Although, Shawshank Redemption should be ahead of The Godfather :winkwink:

I just got finished watching John Q
I thought It was pretty good

but then again I have a half a fifth of Jose Cuervo in me
so pretty much any movei would ....

shit

Now that's a good movie... and those bookshelves falling were hilarious. Me and Dirty JUST watched that movie last weekend. How about the chick down in the hole in the floor.... asking to get let free... CLASSIC !!!

Now THAT was a boring movie. Only Steven Spielberg could get away with a dead boring war movie. After the first ten minutes, the movie fell flat and never recovered.

My two favourite war movies are "Apocalypse Now" and "Gallipoli"

Gallipoli was fucking terrible. Apocalypse Now was good.

Boiler Room, the group interview scene is great.

Shallow Hal was great. It makes larger girls love themselves for sure, and the food and restaurant sceens are funnier then shit

Rented the movie "Chopper" last night. It was dark and somewhat warped...

definitely not your action packed blockbuster type of movie.

I thought it was pretty good.

im looking forward seeing Reign of Fire in a few weeks...

what can i say... Im a sucker for dragons!

Chopper is an Aussie legend. You should read some of his books.

Chopper was excellent. Not sure if any Americans have ever seen interviews with Mark "Chopper" Reid, but if you have, you'll know how well Eric Bana played the part. He's definetley one of the better Australian actors (he was in black hawk down, and the Incredible Hulk -- has that been released in the states yet?)

I saw Minority Report last night. I liked it :Graucho

Hmmm....is he some crazy fucker that used to be a hitman? I think I read an article in Maxim about him.

I liked Reign of Fire and Vanilla Sky, and am looking forward to Signs when it opens here. However, I cannot divulge the last movie I saw. Too embarassing.

All around thug/criminal. Amazing how many Australians think he's a hero. He's a character, that's for sure. A very odd sense of humour.

Trainspotting LOL

Saw Signs on Saturday...the movie isn't great...but not too bad...
7/10 i guess

Spy Kids 2 not quite what you hoped for?

I found it breathtaking.

Going to see One Hour Photo in a bit.. been looking forward to it.. hope I'm not let down. Anyone see the Robin Williams Live special on HBO recently? Definately not the lame, kind and sweet Robin of the last decade.. Glad to see him getting raw again.

last i went to see was XXX, now we just buy dvds since they are 2 fer $20 at HollyWood Video


bunky

Long time dead

the last movie i saw was Heat

last night on tv... but i didn't watch it all

the last full movie i watched was american beauty on tv, 2 days ago. :thumbsup

XXX - it rocked. :thumbsup

No, the movie I saw last was something else equally embarassing and dumb.

Holly Shit, I meant GOLDMEMBER no Finger?

Doh, what am I think about eh?

hehehe

We were soldiers

Road to Perdition was the last good movie I saw at a theatre; lately there's been nothing but mindless shit like Fear Dot Com and XXX out (how anyone can enjoy 2 hours of idiot dialogue and pointless action sequences is beyond me).

Lord of the Rings was terrible, it didn't hold up as a Great Film the way other movies based on books do. Everyone here seems to like The Shawshank Redemption, so if the movie sucked and their excuse was "Well, you have to read the book to know what's going on", you'd think it's lame (I'm willing to bet most of you haven't read the book).

And to whoever said Schindler's List isn't a movie you can watch repeatedly: I can, and have, and will again if they ever release that fucking DVD. In fact, now that Pulp Fiction got the Special Edition treatment, it's probably the #1 film on my Gotta-Have-It list. I dunno what your definition of art is, but that's mine.

Saw a movie on Channel 4 last night called 'The Last Supper'. An interesting black comedy with some genuinely funny moments. Has Cameron Diaz in it from before she got popular. Worth a cheap rental.