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Your Greatest Movie of all time?
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Bradford
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Surprised almost nobody mentioned the original Star Wars trilogy. Or have the prequels ruined it for everyone? I deal with it by pretending it never happened, just like I did the first time the doctor touched me down there.Originally Posted by dtmt
Hard to pick just one, but my Top 5 all time would be:Originally Posted by Bradford
Star Wars
Animal House
Field of Dreams
Breakfast at Tiffany's
The Adventures of Robin Hood
I mentioned it! The prequels were horrible but the first film still stands as one of the best movies ever and one that totally changed the film industry and the world.
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I mentioned it! The prequels were horrible but the first film still stands as one of the best movies ever and one that totally changed the film industry and the world.Originally Posted by Bradford
It was a joke, and anyone with an interest in science fiction pitched at adults should be ashamed of even sitting through the whole movie.
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There Will Be Blood was a painful viewing experience.
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Gladiator
The Departed
Once Upon a Time in America
Back to the Future
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
007 Moonraker
Lethal Weapon II
The Departed
Once Upon a Time in America
Back to the Future
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
007 Moonraker
Lethal Weapon II
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GladiatorOriginally Posted by anginaprinzmetal
The Departed
Once Upon a Time in America
Back to the Future
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
007 Moonraker
Lethal Weapon II
A Great movie is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind with Jim Carey
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They are showing The Dark Knight on Global and even though I don't really like it all that much, I must admit the opening scene is superb in every way imaginable.
Back To The FutureOriginally Posted by bob99
To me, it's the perfect movie. It's good for both adults and kids. It's got action, it's got comedy, it's got suspense, it's got characters who you actually care about.
Such a creative idea. What a great movie.
Ya, the whole series is great. I bought the set as soon as they were released on blu-ray. I've watched them countless times.
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Ya, the whole series is great. I bought the set as soon as they were released on blu-ray. I've watched them countless times.Originally Posted by GQgeek
Ew. Even the third with all the cowboys?
Ew. Even the third with all the cowboys?Originally Posted by Neo_Version 7
The frequency with which i've watch each is the decreases with the order of the movies. #3 has Mary Steenburgen and i've always had a crush on her tho. I wish more women were like her. Yes, she's old, but still very attractive:
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