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2010-12-26, 01:05 PM #21Deleted
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2010-12-26, 01:05 PM #22Blademaster
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avatar & pocahontas are the same movies. one of it is simply beautifuler...
Originally Posted by kyoudai
best movie ever: shawshank redemption
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2010-12-26, 01:07 PM #23Mechagnome
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Hmmm...
Fight Club and Inception are both really, really good, haven't seen Shawshank Redemption yet..
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You are right with Avatar & Pocahontas, said this to many ppl. ^^ Originally Posted by Revic
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2010-12-26, 01:08 PM #24Deleted
Im arguing over Shawshank Redemption and Watchmen
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2010-12-26, 01:09 PM #25Stood in the Fire
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Oh lord, I hate these threads, because I have a hard time deciding. It's a close call between Harry Brown, The Dark Knight (Heath Ledger rocked this movie), Fight Club, The Notebook (chick flicks ftw) and The Green Mile. I'm lying... I got more movies on my list
I havent seen Inception yet, any good?
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2010-12-26, 01:10 PM #26Blademaster
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Considering only 2010, for me, it is Inception.
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2010-12-26, 01:10 PM #27Deleted
Donnie Darko & Sin City
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2010-12-26, 01:11 PM #28High Overlord
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I found it interesting that the main protagonist doesn't a single weapon during the entire movie. Infact, he never really fights anyone. The movie itself was very well made on all fronts, but the story lacked imagination. The Road had the opposite problem - Excellent story, poorly executed. Originally Posted by Crowe
@OP; Asking this question is like picking your favourite food; Every one has individual taste, and even then if you eat the same thing over and over, you'll start to not like it to the point of being turned off by the thought of it. While I'm just arguing semantics, it would've been better to ask "What's your favourite movies?". "Best" is very subjective in this case.
My favourites? The list is long, without shitty movies like Cop out (Seriously?), and I don't have the motivation to write them out.
For 2010; Toy story 3, The Crazies, Get him to the greek (I was surprised at how good this was), Scott Pilgrim and How to train your dragon are all worth watching. Inception is leaps and bounds a head of all of them though.
I felt disappointed with; The expendables, Iron man 2, Book of eli, Robin hood, A team, Shutter island and Hot tub time machine. While worth some popcorn, I wouldn't tell anyone to go out and watch these right now.Last edited by Mewseph; 2010-12-26 at 01:22 PM. Reason: 2010 stuffz.
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2010-12-26, 01:17 PM #29High Overlord
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fight club
shutter island
pineapple express
I like to get really baked, and either laugh the whole time... or be tripped out to an epic story because I was so immersed in it.
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2010-12-26, 01:18 PM #30The Patient
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You know, some people watch movies for fun and entertainment and not to find the deeper meaning of their lives in the bad bad world. That being said, cheer up Cop Out was funny. Originally Posted by Mewseph
Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken. Quack.
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2010-12-26, 01:20 PM #31Deleted
I'll cheat a bit. Calling a movie 'the best' usually implies overall production, story, execution etc.. Instead I'll go for the ones I most enjoy, each for it's own reason:
Blues Brothers, Kelly's heroes, Hunt for red October, Beautiful mind, V for Vendetta, Lion King, Lock stock & two smoking barrels, Up, Who framed Roger Rabbit.
Is there anyone here who knows Kelly's Heroes by the way? I find the movie hilarious, but I haven't talked to anyone who even heard of it.
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2010-12-26, 01:21 PM #32Warchief
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Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Have watched it for more than 300 times and I still find it interesting and revolutionary.
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2010-12-26, 01:22 PM #33Deleted
shawshank redemption is awsome although i cant believe nobody has said my fav movie of all time , The usual suspects beats anything ive ever seen hands down.
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2010-12-26, 01:23 PM #34High Overlord
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Depending on my mood it differs a lot; but I'd have to say Star Wars due to nostalgia or Blade Runner.
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2010-12-26, 01:25 PM #35Grunt
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In line with the ongoing festivities this one has to be mentioned, Bad Santa.
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2010-12-26, 01:27 PM #36Deleted
Shawshank Redemption or A Clockwork Orange
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2010-12-26, 01:28 PM #37Field Marshal
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shutter island or inception
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2010-12-26, 01:29 PM #38Deleted
V for Vendetta, Law Abiding Citizen, Lucky Number Slevin, 21, Ironman, Terminator 2.
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2010-12-26, 01:32 PM #39The Patient
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Ughhh, so hard to decide!
I'm gonna go with pulp fiction or 300 - Haven't really seen shawshank redemption, guess I gotta do it soon :P
OT: How could you say watchmen? For me it was one of the worst movies I've ever watched.
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2010-12-26, 01:34 PM #40Brewmaster
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Kinda edging towards this and a couple other things ;\ so many good movies! Originally Posted by Ravasha
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