What's your alltime favorite movie?

• Oct 19, 2011

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Marc Chevalier

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A recently "rediscovered" 1972 film that's a midnight screening hit in Israel right now. It's my current 'all-time' favorite flick:



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• Oct 19, 2011

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Marc Chevalier said:

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A recently "rediscovered" 1972 film that's a midnight screening hit in Israel right now. It's my current 'all-time' favorite flick:



[video=youtube;cPjz6Degumw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPjz6Degumw[/video]

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You are so full of it Marc! :rofl:

 

• Oct 19, 2011

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rue said:

You are so full of it Marc! :rofl:

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Well ... you might say so. Right on.

 

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• Oct 19, 2011

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I dig it man

 

• Oct 19, 2011

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davidraphael said:

It's weird, I'm a big movie fan - I'm even a screenwriter - and I'll happily watch anything put in front of me, but of all the genres, I never really got much out of westerns. Don't know why. Shame really, because there are some absolute gems out there.

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That's exactly how I feel about every gangster movie that isn't The Godfather (1972).

 

• Oct 19, 2011

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The Quiet Man, John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Victor McGlothlin, Barry Fitzgerald, and other Ford Stock Company regulars, directed by John Ford. Any John Ford movie is one I'll watch every time I have a chance.

 

• Oct 20, 2011

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Nathan

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Lord Of the Rings. I'm a hugh fan of the books but I have to say that I think the movies are actually better! Much more cohesive narrative...

 

• Oct 20, 2011

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Zulu...no...The Man Who Would Be King...no...The Battle of Algiers...no...Seven Samurai...no...The Public Enemy...ah, there's just too many good movies to have one favourite.

 

• Oct 21, 2011

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Dont remember if I posted this already or not, but my favorite is "The Outlaw Josey Wales".

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• Oct 21, 2011

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That's one of my favorites, too.

Gray Ghost said:

Dont remember if I posted this already or not, but my favorite is "The Outlaw Josey Wales".

=GG=

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• Oct 21, 2011

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All time favourite film is........The Battle of Britain!

 

• Oct 21, 2011

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My all-time favorite movie is Blade Runner. I find it the perfect blend of Noir, Vintage-y costuming, science fiction, hunky guys (especially an at-the-top-of-his-game Ruter Hauer, oh baby!) and an interesting story. The sound track is good, too.

 

• Feb 1, 2012

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Adam's Rib is one if my absolute favourite movies.

 

• Feb 14, 2012

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I have a list of favorites: The Book and the Rose
Crazy Moon
Rose White
Bacholer and the Bobby-Soxer
Christmas in July
Parent Trap
Hope Floats
BraveHeart
Batman Begains
Love Note
Pamela's Prayer
Bugsy Malone
Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken
Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House
Were Angels Go...Trouble Follows
The Trouble With Angels
A Walk to Remember (family verson)
All the Wallace and Gromit Films
To name but a few...

 

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