Movie question for all!

[Blaze261]

Top movies for me

Mad Max road warrior
Mr Brooks
Shooter
I like all Zombie flicks but they make me nervous.

 

[jsgolfman]

A Walk in the Sun

 

[Benny]

Top movies for me

Mad Max road warrior
Mr Brooks
Shooter
I like all Zombie flicks but they make me nervous.

Uh, dude, you're a gun owner, they should make you anxious.

 

[theweakerbrother]

Uh, dude, you're a gun owner, they should make you anxious.

BRAINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[spainy79]

To pick just one is impossible for me. Here they are:

Saving Private Ryan, Enemy At the Gates, Training Day, The Boondock Saints, True Lies, Predator, FMJ, The Big Lebowski, Surviving The Game, Judgment Night, Rambo IV and the list continues. As far as a documentary (independent) type film goes it would have to be Dust to Glory.

 

[Apokalypsi]

Constantine or Dogma.

 

[Blaze261]

Uh, dude, you're a gun owner, they should make you anxious.

I know. I think it is the lack of prepardness or action in the movie that bothers me, or makes me nervous. Like the survival guy next to the mall popping off the zombs. If I had the store he had I would of been able to just walk down from the roof on a pile of bodies I had taken out. He should have been able to do so in a few hours not days. 10/22 anyone? With just a 550 box, would do numbers(like 550) .

Seems like they need to make a movie that might actually be alittle more on the true way one would happen(Based on a INGO member). Maybe I would feel better.

 

[Joe Williams]

Not to turn this into a LOTR dork fest... but where the frick was Tom Bombadil? The most important character in the entire series if you ask me...

I could understand him not being in the theater release. But I'd really hoped he'd be in the extended version.

That, and the change to the end of the book were the only changes that really chapped my hide. I think it was important to show that even the little paradise that was the Shire couldn't escape the reach of evil, and needed saving.

 

[printcraft]

I could understand him not being in the theater release. But I'd really hoped he'd be in the extended version.

That, and the change to the end of the book were the only changes that really chapped my hide. I think it was important to show that even the little paradise that was the Shire couldn't escape the reach of evil, and needed saving.

Well they built up the "return of the king" so much I guess that was the
end most moviegoers would be happy with. Especially without any knowledge
of the books. The return to and freeing of Hobbiton would be another 1/2 hour
tacked on. I'd watch it.

 

[Scutter01]

Don't even get me started on the whole relationship between Aragorn, Eowin and Arwin. They botched the heck out of that.

 

[dburkhead]

I'm going to have to go old school and say:

Simply the most perfect movie ever made.

 

[Scutter01]

I'm going to have to go old school and say:

I'm going to have to go old school too.

 

[Woodsman]

I recently had the opportunity to see this for the first time: Meet John Doe.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqpNI4232qg

If this is not applicable now, I don't know what would be.

 

[SavageEagle]

Thanks for the line up of genere's Joe!

Western: Frank and Jesse

Comedy: Super Troopers, or McHale's Navy

Drama: Hmmm... silly, but Shakespear's Romeo and Juliet

Mafia: Godfather series, hands down.

Action: Iron Eagle Series. All of them. Runner up being the Bourne series.

War: The Green Berets

Samurai: The Last Samurai

My all time favorite is, and will always be, Top Gun.

 

[tk6968]

My favorite is Patten with George C Scott.

 

[PhilMcCrackin]

Debbie Does Dallas..... Come on everyone of you was thinking it. It is a classic example of poorly directed, weak plot late 70's early 80's adult cinema.

Comedy: Dazed and Confused / Grind
Action: The Bourne Collection
Drama: The Quiet Man (Classic John Wayne)
War: Uncommon Valor (Early Patrick Swayze and Gene Hackman) / The Big Red One
Western: Tombstone / Any of the Eastwood Spaghetti Westerns
Sci-fi: The First Matrix / Terminator I , II, IV
Stupid Funny: The entire Tremors Collection

 

[semperfi211]

I had to find this old thread after watching it last night.

Summer Of 42

It had been 30 years since seeing it and it is still great.

 

[csaws]

Gran Torino

 

[Django]

I sense some cheating going on with the genres and multiple entries.

is - implying a singular object should follow.
the - implying a singular noun (possibly modified by an adjective) will follow.
movie - not to be confused with the plural, movies (moo-veez.)

You know who you are.

One? Best? Impossible!

The Human Behavior Experiments [2006]
The Phantom of Liberty [1974]
The Great Dictator [1940]
Fight Club [1999]
Shaun of the Dead [2004]
Zombi [1978]
Night of the Living Dead [1968]
The Last Man on Earth [1964]
The Day the Earth Stood Still [1951]
The Shawshank Redemption [1994]
Snatch [2000]

I did try to cut it down.. honest.
Though I'd watch anything by Monty Python, Mel Brooks, Jason Statham, Jean Reno, Bob DeNiro, Bruce Willis, Clint Eastwood, or The Duke: John Wayne.
(and to nitpick, 'the' has absolutely nothing to do with singular/plural )

 

[ATF Consumer]

Ernest Goes to Camp

j/k...have no clue...probably one of the James Bond movies