Discussion Favourite movie?

[fuckthis]

What's your favourite movie and why? It can be more than one.

 

[Miss clefable]

Inherit the wind or bladerunner

 

[tothemetalsickness]

Mostly about zombies. I have a thing for zombie movies :P

 

[Angst Filled Fuck Up]

The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Shining, The Machinist, The Shawshank Redemption, Da Vinci Code.

 

[Miss clefable]

The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Shining, The Machinist, The Shawshank Redemption, Da Vinci Code.

The Machinist is underrated awesome movie

 

[jaemus12]

Mean Girls because the "Plastics" are slay.

Moana because she's badass af.

Spider-Man Trilogy (Toby Maguire), Spider-Man: Homecoming. I like Spider-Man. (The Amazing Spider-Man 1 and 2 was kinda aight I guess.)

Black Panther because Wakanda Forever!

 

[ChaosDergon]

Favorite movies are hard to determine, my seem to change depending on several factors. But I do know I really liked: Donnie Darko, Gundam wing endless waltz (+the anime by extension), john wick, hitmans bodygaurd.
There seems to be a huge gap in the times of those movies. I have watched so many but very few actually come to mind when thinking about movies.

 

[LifeSick]

Planet of the apes, the 1968 original of course.

 

[406blue]

Planet of the apes, the 1968 original of course.

One of my favourite films, especially the point early in the film where heston laughs sarcastically ' another victory for the human spirit'. One of the great films. My own choice varies today it's another heston film, 'soylent green'.

 

[AndyCurious]

Ghost, The Green Mile, Road House...+++ Hard to choose only one...

 

[Miss clefable]

One of my favourite films, especially the point early in the film where heston laughs sarcastically ' another victory for the human spirit'. One of the great films. My own choice varies today it's another heston film, 'soylent green'.

Strange I'm a fan of sci-fi but didn't like soylent green

 

[Miss clefable]

Ghost, The Green Mile, Road House...+++ Hard to choose only one...

The Green mile great movie

 

[AndyCurious]

The Green mile great movie

Oh yes, no doubt there...

 

[Miss clefable]

Favorite movies are hard to determine, my seem to change depending on several factors. But I do know I really liked: Donnie Darko, Gundam wing endless waltz (+the anime by extension), john wick, hitmans bodygaurd.
There seems to be a huge gap in the times of those movies. I have watched so many but very few actually come to mind when thinking about movies.

Donnie Darko great movie

 

[DeletedUser4739]

The Machinist is underrated awesome movie

Christian Bale got skinny af for that role and I think he won an award. I loved him in American Psycho. I love all kinds of movies. I could list them forever. Sadly, we're living Idiocracy in the US.

 

[DeletedUser4739]

Oh yes, no doubt there...

Makes me cry so much.

 

[Miss clefable]

Christian Bale got skinny af for that role and I think he won an award. I loved him in American Psycho. I love all kinds of movies. I could list them forever. Sadly, we're living Idiocracy in the US.

Your right he did and then bulked up again for Batman he's a method actor

 

[AndyCurious]

Makes me cry so much.

Yeah, I know the feeling...(even from a male)

 

[406blue]

Strange I'm a fan of sci-fi but didn't like soylent green

It's of its age, for sure. I don't have a lot of time for heston as a person but he has great presence on screen. Plus it had appearances by a couple of all time greats. It's a little dated but that's the 70s for you. The message was a very profound one about the future of humanity for its time. As well, i quite like 70's sci fi, a bit corny by modern standards. The sci fi from the 50s i love.. creature from the black lagoon, this island earth, the thing. A great sense of naivety but a real sense of the discovery and excitement about what film can achieve, not like the bullshit that hollywood mostly produces which are void of any personality. There was a sense of awe and creation with limited budgets in those old films.

 

[Miss clefable]

Yeah, I know the feeling...(even from a male)

Your allowed to cry Society sucks

 

[Taylored]

Blade Runner 2049

 

[AndyCurious]

Your allowed to cry Society sucks

I know, and I do when I'm watching certain movies... I'm so emotional, can't help it... Society sucks for sure...

 

[Miss clefable]

Blade Runner 2049

<3 <3

 

[Sundayafternoon]

Eternal Sunshine of a spotless mind. Butterfly effect. Loverboy. Closer. Match point. I stand alone. Tropic thunder. Don't be a menace to south central while drinking your juice in the hood.
Plenty more.

 

[406blue]

Has anyone seen 'Night of the Hunter' with mitchum and winters? Talking of winters, also Kubrick's Lolita.

 

[DeletedUser4739]

Your right he did and then bulked up again for Batman he's a method actor

I hope his passion and dedication to his craft doesn't drive him mad like so many artists. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up dead from questionable circumstances at the least...

 

[DeletedUser4739]

What's your favourite movie and why? It can be more than one.

Defending Your Life...if you haven't yet seen it, do yourself a favor and check it out before you check out. It's a great take on life and death. I just thought of What Dreams May Come...watch that one if you want to cry your eyes out. It also was quite advanced for its time, combining painted images with cgi or something along those lines.

 

[DeletedUser4739]

Yeah, I know the feeling...(even from a male)

Men have hearts too. It's all the pressure to not feel or only feel what is considered appropriate that causes many problems for men (and therefore women). We're all fucked.

 

[AndyCurious]

Men have hearts too. It's all the pressure to not feel or only feel what is considered appropriate that causes many problems for men (and therefore women). We're all fucked.

You got that right.. Sad but true...

 

[Wantingpeace]

Donnie Darko great movie

Loved that film. I thought the second one even better personally