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Your Greatest Movie of all time?
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Also I could watch snatch a million times
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Also I could watch snatch a million timesOriginally Posted by in stitches
i have only seen two movies twice in a theatre (as in paid twice to see them on two different occasions) in my life. Snatch and Pulp Fiction,once i went with friends and the second times alone to really study it
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1. Dr. Zhivago
2. Die Blechtrommel
3. Y Tu Mama Tambien
4. Le SoufflÃ
au Coeur
5. Clockwork Orange
2. Die Blechtrommel
3. Y Tu Mama Tambien
4. Le SoufflÃ
5. Clockwork Orange
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Casino - I've said it before and I'll say it again, it is the best marriage of music and film of all time.Originally Posted by Biggskip
and Clockwork Orange, 2001, Pulp Fiction, Dead Man
1. Dr. ZhivagoOriginally Posted by Pantisocrat
2. Die Blechtrommel
3. Y Tu Mama Tambien
4. Le SoufflÃ
5. Clockwork Orange
don't know 2 and 4 must check out
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Listing a few that may not have been mentioned:
Apocalypse Now
Infernal Affairs
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (like this more than Life of Brian actually)
Predator (you're not a man if you don't love this)
Hot Fuzz
Forrest Gump.
Power Rangers: The Movie...
Well it was the bestest movie ever when I saw it!
The Notebook...
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Apocalypse Now
Infernal Affairs
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (like this more than Life of Brian actually)
Predator (you're not a man if you don't love this)
Hot Fuzz
Forrest Gump.
Power Rangers: The Movie...
The Notebook...
Eponym
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Listing a few that may not have been mentioned: Apocalypse Now Infernal Affairs Monty Python and the Holy Grail (like this more than Life of Brian actually) Predator (you're not a man if you don't love this) Hot Fuzz Forrest Gump. Power Rangers: The Movie...Originally Posted by blahman
I respect personal preference, so I won't give you **** about any of your choices, but any transition from Power Rangers to the Notebook is kind of fucked up.
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Wait, History of the World, Part 1.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
"its good to be the king" top one is hard but off the top of my head its between shawshank, Pi and withnail and I, oh and dead mans shoes
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Hot Fuzz
Shaun of the Dead
Zombieland
Casino
Snatch
Shawshank Redemption
the big lebowski
Shaun of the Dead
Zombieland
Casino
Snatch
Shawshank Redemption
the big lebowski
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[/b]Originally Posted by frenchy
excellent movie,Bronson was the man.interesting fact Bridge on the River Kwai was written by the same guy who wrote Planet Of The Apes,talk about versatility
Yes. I'm not a big fan of Coburn but he was pretty good in that movie as well, just a big enough sleaze to make it believable without going over the top.
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