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 Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:16 am
Ahh i have so many favourite movies that it would be crazy to name it all!! xd
but here are a few....
arrow Horton Hears A Who
arrow Terminal
arrow Pan's Labyrinth
xd xd xd
what's yers? xd
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Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 10:00 am
I still haven't seen all of those movies yet and I've really wanted to see them!
I cannot pick favorites because Ill kick myself in the butt later if i forgot to add something super special.
One movie on my mind right now is HITCH. I loved that one!
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Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:22 pm
I'm a fan of "Freedom Writers" and "Dead Poets Society".
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Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:48 am
srestar I still haven't seen all of those movies yet and I've really wanted to see them! I cannot pick favorites because Ill kick myself in the butt later if i forgot to add something super special. One movie on my mind right now is HITCH. I loved that one!
i make a list then a few days later i realised i havent added something special then i'll be like NOESSSSS WHAT A NOOB!!!! gonk gonk xd xd
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Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 10:10 am
SmashingWatermelons n_n srestar I still haven't seen all of those movies yet and I've really wanted to see them! I cannot pick favorites because Ill kick myself in the butt later if i forgot to add something super special. One movie on my mind right now is HITCH. I loved that one!
i make a list then a few days later i realised i havent added something special then i'll be like NOESSSSS WHAT A NOOB!!!! gonk gonk xd xd hahahha! rofl rofl rofl don't you just love how that happens! let's see another favorite movie on my mind: I Am Sam <-- did not remember that yesterday!
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Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 4:57 pm
Ever After! its an old movie but a goodie. i normally dont like movies that copy a fairytale, but i did like this one!
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Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 10:47 pm
eek Where to start? Okay... um.. categories. I will state for the record that I'm generally a sucker for horror movies, but I do watch other things too, honest. biggrin
Older Movies: North by Northwest(Hitchcock's best IMHO), Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Gene Wilder was great in that, nothing against Johnny Depp though), The Wizard of Oz(c'mon. It's a total classic), Them! (one of the first of the B-movie "giant insects" genre and probably the most accurate, if you can have such a thing when we're talking insects the size of an F-150 truck), Legend of Hell House (Roddy McDowell as a psychic), Airplane! (one of The. Funniest. Spoofs. Ever.)
More Recent (as in within last 10 years or so recent): any of the "Harry Potter" movies, The Lord of the Rings (go Gimli!), A Knight's Tale (Heath Ledger, we miss ya), Cloverfield, The Blair Witch Project (Yes, it made me queasy in the theatre, but I thought it was an interesting new take on horror. Sequel was awful though), The Ring/Ringu and Ju-on: The Grudge (preferred the Japanese versions, though the American versions weren't terrible), The Haunting (OMG the special effects will knock you out.)
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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:57 am
blueturquoise I'm a fan of "Freedom Writers" and "Dead Poets Society". i haven't seen "Dead Poets Society" but i like "Freedom Writers" too! Midnight actually told me about that movie.. it was gooood! and... Kori Al-Djin: I LOVE THE OLDER MOVIES. The old Willy Wonka was definitely waay better than the new one. I am a fan of Johnny Depp, and the darkness of the new film was definitely interesting, but there's something about the original that makes it in a whole other league. The Wizard of Oz was awesome too. Did you hear that rumor about what happened on set with the director's son? Is that true? The Knights tale, also awesome! I also love horror.. well more thriller, but I really appreciate horror that isn't over-the-top gruesome. I really liked the Ring and Ringu... I felt that both versions equaled each other. The Grudge was cool too although I never saw the Japanese version. I think I saw the Haunting.. which one was that again? It sounds so familiar!
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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 12:04 pm
Hmm...i can't think of all the movies i like the best. I love a good comedy/romantic-comedy, yet i also love a good fantasy/action/sci-fi.
However, nothing is as good as a classic Disney flim such as The Lion King, Aladdin etc.
Though two of my favourite films are Finding Neverland and Howls Moving Castle. mrgreen
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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 5:28 pm
ErinaStar Hmm...i can't think of all the movies i like the best. I love a good comedy/romantic-comedy, yet i also love a good fantasy/action/sci-fi. However, nothing is as good as a classic Disney flim such as The Lion King, Aladdin etc. Though two of my favourite films are Finding Neverland and Howls Moving Castle. mrgreen i love disney too! have you seen all of the Aladdin trilogy yet? i normally dont like it when sequels are made to disney classics but id have to say the aladdin trilogy did pretty well... beauty and the beast is my favorite disney classic! and howls is amazing too. all of hayao miyazaki's films are pretty amazing! the first movie i ever saw by him was spirited away and then i got sucked in! eek (the voice of megara from hercules was in there too haha!)
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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 5:30 pm
srestar I think I saw the Haunting.. which one was that again? It sounds so familiar! "The Haunting" is the one with Liam Neeson as the doctor who invites a bunch of people to this huge creepy house telling them it's an expermental study on insommnia, when what he's really doing is studying the nature of fear. He doesn't realize the house is actually for real haunted. Owen Wilson and Catherine Zeta-Jones starred in it. It's a remake of a 1963 movie, and both are based on a story by Shirley Jackson called "The Haunting of Hill House". (Not to be confused with another movie I mentioned, "The Haunting of Hell House", which was based on a Richard Matheson story.)
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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 6:36 pm
Movies that never get old: Shawshank Redemption, Silent of the Lamb, Dead Poet Society, Beetlejuice, and the Crow just to name of few. A lot more on my list of all time favs. smile
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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 6:54 pm
Oh, and thanks, Srestar-- your licki-licki starfishie just dropped me 98 gold while I was shufflin' through. biggrin
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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 9:53 pm
i-necrophagist Movies that never get old: Shawshank Redemption, Silent of the Lamb, Dead Poet Society, Beetlejuice, and the Crow just to name of few. A lot more on my list of all time favs. smile the only one of those i saw was beetlejuice so i'm going to have to add those to my *need to watch* list Kori Al-Djin Oh, and thanks, Srestar-- your licki-licki starfishie just dropped me 98 gold while I was shufflin' through. biggrin haha nice!!! whee
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Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 6:30 am
Quote: i love disney too! have you seen all of the Aladdin trilogy yet? i normally dont like it when sequels are made to disney classics but id have to say the aladdin trilogy did pretty well... beauty and the beast is my favorite disney classic! Aladdin trilogy? I haven't seen those before. I've seen the Little Mermaid as well as Pocahontas sequals though. I can't remember what my first Disney movie was but when i was a kid i loved watching Toy Story. sweatdrop
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