Fave Flicks

Chinatown
V for Vendetta
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Star Wars IV, V, & VI
Magnolia
Boogie Nights
The Shining
Tombstone
Pan's Labyrinth
28 Days Later
Sunshine
Memento
Seven
The Shawshank Redemption
Dial 'M' for Murder
Rear Window
The Exorcist
Ringu
The Others
Alien
Donnie Darko
The Matrix
Fight Club
American History X
American Beauty
Glen Garry, Glen Ross
Resevoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
The Sixth Sense
Unbreakable
The Village
Clerks
Dogma
Mallrats
Empire Records
The Queen
Notes on a Scandal
Gone Baby Gone
Saw
Farenheit 9-11
Sicko
Bowling for Columbine
Halloween
The Fog (the original not the remake!!)
Escape from New York
The Silence of the Lambs
Suspiria
The Innocents
Crash
Gladiator
The 300
...I could go on and on but I won't.

Needless to say, I'm a movie freak.

AngeloComet wrote:Tremors.

Return Of The Living Dead.

The Money Pit.

Anything with Don Cheadle in it.

This is Michael Gross standing in my kitchen (that's me with him)after he came to dinner April 17,1990.This was during the time he was on Family Ties.Also the year it ,(Tremors) came out.
Just thought since you listed Tremors as one of your favorite movies,I would do a little name dropping.

Some of my favorite movies are:

Tremors(of course )
Fried Green Tomatoes
O brother Where Art Thou
Patton
A Beautiful Mind
Identity
Hoosiers
Titanic
Somewhere in Time
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Indiana Jones Trilogy
Indiana Jones & The Kingdom of the Crystal Scull

I love "slapstick" comedy, so here is my short list of them: Dumb and Dumber, Naked Gun 1, 2.5, and 33 1/3, Not Another Teen Movie, Major League, Hot Shots 1 and Part Duex, and Kingpin.

Action Hero Movies are also great, like: All three Spidermans, Transformers, and Ironman.

I am also a helpless romantic. I do like Titanic and The Notebook.
HaHa

MollyCocktail wrote:...I could go on and on but I won't.

Needless to say, I'm a movie freak.

She is quite the cinemaphile. Between the 2 of us we likely have 2500 DVDs.

OK, so I was being a little flippant with my list. . . but I do genuinely love Tremors and Return Of The Living Dead.

(The Money Pit I can live without. And Don Cheadle has been in some total clag.)

I'm at work at present, so can't see the picture. Will come back later and have a look.

From memory, Michael Gross is the military nut, right? He also starred in Tremors 2: Aftershocks. If you ever see him again (unlikely, I appreciate) you can tell him that small exchange of dialogue he shares with Kevin Bacon about "cannon fuse" has been much-quoted by me to anyone who'll listen for years.

Kevin Bacon: "What kind of fuse is that?"

Michael Gross: "Cannon fuse."

Kevin Bacon: (Bemused) "What do you use it for?"

Michael Gross: (Deadpan) ". . . For my cannon."

Genius.

Hmmmm...tough one.

Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back (before they were raped,,,um, I mean re-mastered) and retitled Episodes 4 & 5

Citizen Caine (there's a reason its on so many top-10 lists)

Die Hard

Hunt For Red October

Free Enterprise

Young Frankenstien (That's Frahnk-en-steen)

Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan

Pirates of Caribbean (only the first one)

Nightmare Before Christmas

Johhny Dangerously

Naked Gun

Airplane

You And Your Vas Defrens (a 1944 Army VD film)

SunburnedPenguin wrote:My faves (in no particular order) are;



Lord of the Rings Trilogy

Twelve Monkeys

The Village

The Terminal

ummm loads more, but anything with a good story line, character development and a twist Never been bothered about special effects or "action"

Love those movies. Also I love Forest Gump

I just watched Southland tales. I totally didn't know what the hell was going on but I would still recommend it. Thought there were some interesting lost links regarding time bending and two people from different times coming into contact.The Rock was awesome as was Justin Timberlake ...whoda thunk?

wow Justin timberlake and awesome seems to go together as much as Michael and intelligent AND Hurley and anorexic

Stitch

I'm going to watch Hellboy II today. I'll give you my opinion on it later.

StitchExp626 wrote:wow Justin timberlake and awesome seems to go together as much as Michael and intelligent AND Hurley and anorexic

Even more surprising, who would have thought that The Rock and JT would be in a movie together? If you told me 5 years ago that a wrestler and a "boy bander" would become established actors I would have called you crazy.

Am I the only one whos watched this show? If you liked 12 monkeys or the 5th element, you should like this show.

I never saw it WTF, but I will check it out. It sounds like something I would like.

Trainspotting, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Both Kill Bills, Clerks, Blue Velvet (Heineken?? F**k that S**t!!), Theres Something about Mary, Airplane, Strange Brew, Weird Science, Ferris Buellers Day Off, The Breakfast Club, The Shining, Carrie (My missus nearly soiled the sofa at the end!!), Romeros Dead movies, Batman, Batman Returns (Michelle Pfeiffer!!!), Batman Begins, Star Wars (all o' them!), Beavis and Butthead do America and many many more including The Money Pit (the first movie I ever laughed out loud at, the scene where the chain reaction that causes the whole house to spectacularly collapse is brilliantly shot)