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What's your alltime favorite movie?
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I've seen John Carpenter's The Thing more times than I care to admit. By the numbers, it must be my favorite by far.
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Alltime favorite? Very possibly the original of "True Grit."
And here's one nobody has mentioned, though I haven't read the whole thread: Cary Grant in "Father Goose" from 1964. It was, I think, his one character role, that of a hard-drinking boat bum in the WWII Pacific. Funny, exciting, character details, everything.
Walter Eckland (to Leslie Caron's schoolteacher Catherine, regarding her students): "Let me tell you I am not a father figure. I am not a brother figure or an uncle figure or a cousin figure. In fact, the only figure I intend being is a total stranger figure."
[catching a fish barehanded. A fish swims toward them]
Walter: (in a hushed voice) "Hey, here she comes again."
Catherine: "How do you know it's a 'she'?"
Walter: "Her mouth is open, now be quiet."
(When we first saw this film on TV, my father laughed so hard at this exchange, he practically fell off the couch)
And here's one nobody has mentioned, though I haven't read the whole thread: Cary Grant in "Father Goose" from 1964. It was, I think, his one character role, that of a hard-drinking boat bum in the WWII Pacific. Funny, exciting, character details, everything.
Walter Eckland (to Leslie Caron's schoolteacher Catherine, regarding her students): "Let me tell you I am not a father figure. I am not a brother figure or an uncle figure or a cousin figure. In fact, the only figure I intend being is a total stranger figure."
[catching a fish barehanded. A fish swims toward them]
Walter: (in a hushed voice) "Hey, here she comes again."
Catherine: "How do you know it's a 'she'?"
Walter: "Her mouth is open, now be quiet."
(When we first saw this film on TV, my father laughed so hard at this exchange, he practically fell off the couch)
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Cassablanca
Chas
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"Attack of The *****o Cheerleaders From Planet X".
Actually, that film doesn't exist, though it really should.
If it did, then the sequel should be "Abbot & Costello vs The *****o Cheerleaders".
It's an impossible task to pick an absolute, because life and art does not dwell on absolutes. I could pick if forced, I simply choose not to be forced to choose.
Actually, that film doesn't exist, though it really should.
If it did, then the sequel should be "Abbot & Costello vs The *****o Cheerleaders".
It's an impossible task to pick an absolute, because life and art does not dwell on absolutes. I could pick if forced, I simply choose not to be forced to choose.
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No-Brainer, American Graffiti!
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Yes, Tom, that was my grail movie of that time.
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It's my favorite. My dad and I watch it all the time, that and 'the California Kid.'
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UNCOMMON VALOR with Gene Hackman Tears of the Sun with Bruce Willis
Battle of Britain, 12 o'clock High and Peice of Cake are on equal ground
Tombstone with Kurt Russel The Quick and the Dead Gene Hackman
BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES
Battle of Britain, 12 o'clock High and Peice of Cake are on equal ground
Tombstone with Kurt Russel The Quick and the Dead Gene Hackman
BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES
scottyrocks
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Was that the one with Martin Sheen?
Kirk H.
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Man, that is a hard question since I have so many. By the way welcome to the Lounge.
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Kirk H.
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Mine would probably be North by Northwest....
Or maybe Raiders of the Lost Ark, Casablanca, The Sea Hawk or To Catch a Thief!
Too hard
Or maybe Raiders of the Lost Ark, Casablanca, The Sea Hawk or To Catch a Thief!
Too hard
DNO
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Gallipoli
ronymark
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My Favourite all time movie is Preety Woman. Preey Woman is the brilliant romantic comedy movies of the 90s. Julia Roberts and Richard Gere give excellent performances.Preety Woman is the excellent romantic comedy movies of the 90s.
Bernie Zack
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The Sting. Hands down. The best. Ever.
GamaH
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13th Warrior; Return of the King; The Good, The Bad and The Ugly; For A Few Dollars More.
Don't make me choose.
Don't make me choose.
angelsmith90
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These are some of my all time favorite movies are
Titanic
Notebook
The Social Network
Inception
Hangover
Toy Story series
Harry Potter Series
Titanic
Notebook
The Social Network
Inception
Hangover
Toy Story series
Harry Potter Series
angelsmith90
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I am fully confused that which one is better so i choose both of these The Social Network and The Pursuit of HappyNess, they both are my all time favorite movies.
