YOUR all time FAVORITE movie....

[Ash J. Williams]

My favorite movie would have to be Batman Begins.

I watched that last night.

 

[Reek]

YOU^^^

lol how mature...did u really spend the time to find a picture?

lol

 

[Reek]

ah i forgot, Seven and Lord of War

 

[Secret Fawful]

An American Tail.

Second is probably A Night at the Opera, then third with Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.

then POTC1, then An American Tail 2, then Batman Begins.

 

[Reek]

an american tail is good. i forgot all about that movie, i havent seen it in years

 

[LexCorp]

Princess Bride, Terminator 1 and maybe well I can't think of a third.

 

[Bastila]

Underworld
Serentiy
Maybe Night Watch as my third.

 

[Trevor Goodchild]

In exactly this particular order:
1) The Fountain (2006) - there’s no movie better than this. It doesn’t deserve half the $hit it got from negative reviews in my opinion;
2) Ghost in the Shell (1995) - this is what art and philosophy are all about. People have to be more open minded towards animation in general, especially the western culture.
3) Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (2004) - just because I like the first one doesn’t mean it’s an obligation to like the 2nd one. This one has its own separate merits. It once again proves that animation can be used for mature and intellectual content.
4) 25th Hour (2002) - never has a criminal drama been so poetic. Spike Lee + David Benioff + Edward Norton = Awesomeness!

So far these are my ‘four aces’, as I like to call them - my four symbols of what film is really about…personally to me of course. I have other movies on my lists but they don’t quite measure up and I had to keep this one short so...

 

[venom892]

Underworld was good but the sequel was crappy.

 

[Porygon]

Back To The Future
Terminator 2
Forrest Gump

 

[Steve Rogers]

This thread is a complete joke. Everyone is naming overrated, mainstream movies that have little appeal and don't cross the boarder.

I don't recall the name of the thread being "Name Only Non-Mainstream Movies That Cross the Border That Space Moose Approves Of!" It's "Your All Time Favorite Movie" Not everybody watches what you watch. Deal with it. And how can mainstream and little appeal work together to describe a film? Mainstream means it appeals to a wide audience.

 

[Kanon]

The Terminator
Die Hard
The Nighmare before Christmas
Tango & Cash
The Last Boy Scout
Totall Recall
Lethal Weapon
The Naked Gun 33 1/3
There's something about Mary

 

[Space Moose]

I don't recall the name of the thread being "Name Only Non-Mainstream Movies That Cross the Border That Space Moose Approves Of!" It's "Your All Time Favorite Movie" Not everybody watches what you watch. Deal with it. And how can mainstream and little appeal work together to describe a film? Mainstream means it appeals to a wide audience.

Funny how hardly anyone is posting films made after the 90's or foreign movies.

 

[Steve Rogers]

Funny how hardly anyone is posting films made after the 90's or foreign movies.

I can't speak for everyone here, but personally I hate European cinema and as far as films from other foreign nations, none that I have seen are my favorite. I do like some, and some are quite good, but not my all-time favorite. As far as post 1990's movies go, again, I can't speak for everyone, but there's not any that I would call my all-time favorite.

 

[Space Moose]

La Règle du jeu
Citizen Kane
Mysterious Skin
Akira
John Carpenter's The Thing
Lawrence of Arabia
RoboCop
Maltease Falcon
Blade Runner
Deus e o Diabo na Terra do Sol
Ladri di biciclette
Soldaat van Oranje
Videodrome

 

[WorthyStevens]

Funny how hardly anyone is posting films made after the 90's or foreign movies.

And?

 

[Steve Rogers]

Even funnier that a lot of the movies you posted are pre 1990's

 

[Green Goblin 1964]

I have SOOOO many favorites I can't choose one

 

[Space Moose]

And?

I'm backing up a point I made. I'm not trying to argue, I'm just trying to point out that most of these films seem a bit 'odd' when considered the greatest since they aren't exactly art/cinema material when viewed in terms of a textual analysis. But if you really think those films are the greatest of all time, I suggest you expose yourself to a more wider range of movies.

 

[Space Moose]

Even funnier that a lot of the movies you posted are pre 1990's

I made a mistake in the post. I meant films made BEFORE the 90's not AFTER. Well spotted.

 

[WorthyStevens]

I'm backing up a point I made. I'm not trying to argue, I'm just trying to point out that most of these films seem a bit 'odd' when considered the greatest since they aren't exactly art/cinema material when viewed in terms of a textual analysis. But if you really think those films are the greatest of all time, I suggest you expose yourself to a more wider range of movies.

So what you're saying is that everyone has to like the same movies that you do. Movies are very subjective, as you should know. Add in the fact that everyone has different tastes, and there you go.

And I never said they were the greatest movies of all time. They are my FAVORITE. Big difference.

 

[Steve Rogers]

I made a mistake in the post. I meant films made BEFORE the 90's not AFTER. Well spotted.

You do recognize the difference between best and favorite, right? My favorite Tarantino film is Jackie Brown, even though I consider that Reservoir Dogs is his best made. That's what this thread is about.

I misunderstood you. You meant hardly anyone's choices are pre 1990's? Most of my favorites are pre 1990's. Jackie Brown, Good Will Hunting and Crash are the only post 1990 movies I really like. But if I was to compile a list of all my favorites, not just my one all-time favorite, my list would go from the silent era to 2006.

 

[Space Moose]

You do recognize the difference between best and favorite, right? My favorite Tarantino film is Jackie Brown, even though I consider that Reservoir Dogs is his best made. That's what this thread is about.

I misunderstood you. You meant hardly anyone's choices are pre 1990's? Most of my favorites are pre 1990's. Jackie Brown, Good Will Hunting and Crash are the only post 1990 movies I really like. But if I was to compile a list of all my favorites, not just my one all-time favorite, my list would go from the silent era to 2006.

Why are you wating time talking to me? Shouldn't you be fighting crime or something?

 

[Steve Rogers]

Um...

 

[Space Moose]

Um...