Favorite Movies, What Are Your's?

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As the title states, what is some of your favorite movies you have seen? I have quite a few. The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, Shooter, Christine, Pet Sematary, Morgan, Top Gun, Platoon, The Great Santinie (sp), A Few Good Men, Men Of Honor, Flight Of The Intruder, Sniper, Source Code, etc. etc.

 

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Demolition Man! A classic that never gets old!

 

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MetalVendor said:

Demolition Man! A classic that never gets old!

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Yeah, I like that one as well! I also like most of Al Pacino's movies such as Devil's Advocate, Serpico, Dog Day Afternoon, and Scarface as well. I will also add in Wise Guys with Joe Peshi, Robert De Nero and other actors.

 

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One of my favorite comedies is Liar Liar. That was back when Jim Carrey was good. “Stop breaking the law, a$$#@/€!”


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History Of The World by Mel Brooks was another favorite and also Space Balls. Legion, I am Legend, Omega Man, and Pelham 123 were good as well.

 

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#1.) My all time , best favorite movie , it has some wonderful actors , acting and cinematography is the 1953 movie Shane starring Alan Ladd .
I've watched it many times and it never gets old .

#2.) is the Creature From The Black Lagoon movies , the first in 1954 and the two sequels which were just as good !

Those are my favorites .... along with Soylent Green , Psycho and The Birds !

 

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“African Queen” Humphrey Bogart. “There was a bold fisherman who sailed out from Pimlico...”

“High Noon” as well of course.


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Original Red Dawn

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I always liked the Worlds Fastest Indian. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02Yy1vihIKs
If you are ever in the mood for interesting foreign movies, the good the bad and the wierd is pretty good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Tk80iXCspM

 

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Young Frankinstien of corse and Blazing Saddles. It's good to be the King. Any Mel Brooks. Bullitt.
For a Mini Series that would be Band of Brothers.

 

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
I also liked Titanic, The Twilght movies, and 50 Shades of Grey!

 

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Blazing Saddles
Blues Brothers
Tombstone
Most Tom Hanks stuff is good.
There are more intellectual movies that I like.... Just can't think of them early on a Saturday morning.

 

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Among my many favorites, The Gods Must be Crazy is one I can think many here might not have seen, but is well worth your viewing. It is one of the funniest you'll ever see, but may be a little dated now (it's from the early 80's).

 

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Both of the Sicario movie were great
3 days to kill, a new favorite I saw recently, Kevin Costner never disappoints
Smokie and the bandit, classic Burt Reynolds
Most Christopher Nolan films
Also a Guy Ritchie fan, British gangster movies are great
The expendables trilogy, for obvious reasons

 

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The original "Magnificent Seven"---"Shane"---"Old Yeller"---to name a few.

 

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Shane, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, Blues Brothers.

 

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The Searchers, Dr. Zivago, Shane, In Harms Way, From Here to Eternity, High Noon

 

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Good Fellas, Casino, The Wolf of Wall Street

 

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