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Jerkules · 5th October 2014, 16:20

like the title says,,

not the lastest movie youve seen but your top 3 favorite of all time. doesnt have to be an oscar winner or critically acclaimed.

post your 3 favorites. put 5 if you want i dont care im only making this cuz the last movie you saw could suck,, here you put strictly your best. really.. i need help..

examples-

mean streets

bad lieutenant

american psycho

celebrity

buffalo 66

spun

those arent even my favorites.. just throwin those out there.. somebodies gotta kno of somethin.. just name good movies ..please .. ..im fuckin dying over here

perubu · 5th October 2014, 17:13

There is a thread like this somewhere. Don't know if it's still active.

1. Dr Strangelove (Kubrick)
2. Ikiru (To Live) (Kurosawa)
3. Stalker (Tarkovkski)
4. Cries and Whispers (Bergman)
5. The Sweet Hereafter (Egoyan)

Can I add The Searchers by John Ford?

Wallingford · 5th October 2014, 17:36

Because I like this idea, and will likely love this thread:
at the risk of outing myself:

In my own peculiar manner:

One:

“Red October, Red October, halt and stay where you are . . .Captain, I think he means to board us.”

Two:

“Mostly I remember the last one, the wild finish, a guy standing on a station platform in the rain with a comical look on his face because his insides have been kicked out.”

Three:

“Nobody’s leaving! Nobody’s walking out on this fun old fashioned family Christmas! No! No! We’re all in this together. This is a full blown four alarm holiday emergency. We’re going to press on and we’re going to have the hap, hap, happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tap danced with Danny fucking Kaye!”

lobsterx · 6th October 2014, 19:37

1) Dracula Untold

2) The Expendables 3

3) Transformers

Jerkules · 7th October 2014, 13:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by lobsterx

1) Dracula Untold

2) The Expendables 3

3) Transformers

exactly.. but somehow the politics of just having a conversation matters too much.

andreasgr · 8th October 2014, 01:38

Lord of The Rings trilogy
Dark Knight

8th October 2014, 03:56

1) The Godfather Part 1 & 2

2) No Country For Old Men

3) There Will Be Blood

4) Pulp Fiction

5) Goodfellas

A lot of my favourite movies are from the 70's like Jaws, Mean Streets, Annie Hall, Manhattan, The Deer Hunter, Taxi Driver, Star Wars, Alien, & One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.

koppe · 8th October 2014, 14:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Don Jon

...

That's a damn fine list.

1bex, my top 5 or top 10 list looks pretty similar. I don't want to repeat what Don Jon posted because I got the impression that you're looking for ideas what movie you could watch next.

So here are a couple of my favorite movies that aren't in my top ten, but they're not that far off either.

Comedies:

I can see clearly now Johnny Nash grosse pointe blank - YouTube

Grosse Pointe Blank

Bowfinger (highway scene) - YouTube

Bowfinger

The Burbs trailer - 80s - YouTube

The Burbs

Margot Tenenbaum - YouTube

The Royal Tenenbaums

Other genres:

State of Grace - Bar Scene - YouTube

State Of Grace

Glengarry Glen Ross Speech - YouTube

Glengarry Glen Ross

Ghost Dog - Escena Ejecucion Sonny Valerio - Sonny Valerio's Execution Scene - YouTube

Ghost Dog

JERRY GOLDSMITH "Outland " - YouTube

Outland

babefan14 · 9th October 2014, 03:40

I would say these are my Top 3 favorite movies of all time.

1) The Mummy

This was the first movie I saw in the theater, so it's special to me for that reason alone. I was five years old and it was just so epic. I think I had my mom take me to see it six or seven times over the summer of 1999 because I just couldn't get enough of it. One of those movies that I can watch anytime and never get tired of, no matter how many times I've seen it.

2) Blade Runner

I was aware of this movie because I knew my dad liked it a lot. One night when I was 12, he was getting ready to watch it, so I asked if I could watch it with him. I'd already seen the Indiana Jones and original Star Wars movies and liked Harrison Ford in them, so I was curious to see it. My dad warned me that I might consider it boring. I'm sure that first time I didn't really grasp some of the deeper stuff going on, but I found it fascinating and liked it, and have since grown to really love it from many repeat viewings.

3) Casino Royale

My dad is a huge James Bond fan, so he was really excited when this came out. He took me to see it on my 13th birthday and I loved it! We saw it four times. I'd already seen some of the older Bond movies and liked them, but this was the one that officially made me a fan.

Getting introduced to Eva Green on the big screen on my 13th birthday wasn't bad, either.

4dude · 24th May 2024, 02:24

1) On Golden Pond - 1981
2) Real Genius - 1985
3) Breakfast Club - 1985

Its hard to list only 3!!

5th October 2014, 16:20	#1
Jerkules ignorance was bliss Clinically Insane Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: a hell of my own creation Posts: 2,338 Thanks: 16,284 Thanked 16,474 Times in 2,154 Posts	Your Top 3 Favorite Movies Of All Time like the title says,, not the lastest movie youve seen but your top 3 favorite of all time. doesnt have to be an oscar winner or critically acclaimed. post your 3 favorites. put 5 if you want i dont care im only making this cuz the last movie you saw could suck,, here you put strictly your best. really.. i need help.. examples- mean streets bad lieutenant american psycho celebrity buffalo 66 spun those arent even my favorites.. just throwin those out there.. somebodies gotta kno of somethin.. just name good movies ..please .. ..im fuckin dying over here Last edited by Jerkules; 5th October 2014 at 16:22. Reason: further exemplify my desperation

5th October 2014, 17:13	#2
perubu Northerner Clinically Insane Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Stockholm Posts: 2,008 Thanks: 3,954 Thanked 9,318 Times in 2,005 Posts	There is a thread like this somewhere. Don't know if it's still active. 1. Dr Strangelove (Kubrick) 2. Ikiru (To Live) (Kurosawa) 3. Stalker (Tarkovkski) 4. Cries and Whispers (Bergman) 5. The Sweet Hereafter (Egoyan) Can I add The Searchers by John Ford? Last edited by perubu; 5th October 2014 at 17:21.

9th October 2014, 03:40	#9
babefan14 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 1,052 Thanks: 3,389 Thanked 3,911 Times in 902 Posts	I would say these are my Top 3 favorite movies of all time. 1) The Mummy This was the first movie I saw in the theater, so it's special to me for that reason alone. I was five years old and it was just so epic. I think I had my mom take me to see it six or seven times over the summer of 1999 because I just couldn't get enough of it. One of those movies that I can watch anytime and never get tired of, no matter how many times I've seen it. 2) Blade Runner I was aware of this movie because I knew my dad liked it a lot. One night when I was 12, he was getting ready to watch it, so I asked if I could watch it with him. I'd already seen the Indiana Jones and original Star Wars movies and liked Harrison Ford in them, so I was curious to see it. My dad warned me that I might consider it boring. I'm sure that first time I didn't really grasp some of the deeper stuff going on, but I found it fascinating and liked it, and have since grown to really love it from many repeat viewings. 3) Casino Royale My dad is a huge James Bond fan, so he was really excited when this came out. He took me to see it on my 13th birthday and I loved it! We saw it four times. I'd already seen some of the older Bond movies and liked them, but this was the one that officially made me a fan. Getting introduced to Eva Green on the big screen on my 13th birthday wasn't bad, either. Last edited by babefan14; 9th October 2014 at 03:48.

5th October 2014, 17:36	#3
Wallingford Meanwhile . . . . . . . . Postaholic Join Date: May 2012 Location: Destination Unknown Posts: 7,036 Thanks: 52,597 Thanked 25,375 Times in 6,447 Posts	Because I like this idea, and will likely love this thread: at the risk of outing myself: In my own peculiar manner: One: “Red October, Red October, halt and stay where you are . . .Captain, I think he means to board us.” Two: “Mostly I remember the last one, the wild finish, a guy standing on a station platform in the rain with a comical look on his face because his insides have been kicked out.” Three: “Nobody’s leaving! Nobody’s walking out on this fun old fashioned family Christmas! No! No! We’re all in this together. This is a full blown four alarm holiday emergency. We’re going to press on and we’re going to have the hap, hap, happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tap danced with Danny fucking Kaye!”

6th October 2014, 19:37	#4
lobsterx Junior Member Newbie Join Date: Oct 2014 Posts: 20 Thanks: 0 Thanked 59 Times in 15 Posts	1) Dracula Untold 2) The Expendables 3 3) Transformers

8th October 2014, 01:38	#6
andreasgr Addicted Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Athens Posts: 416 Thanks: 1,582 Thanked 1,829 Times in 351 Posts	Lord of The Rings trilogy Dark Knight

8th October 2014, 03:56	#7
MilkyGalaxian Guest Posts: n/a	1) The Godfather Part 1 & 2 2) No Country For Old Men 3) There Will Be Blood 4) Pulp Fiction 5) Goodfellas A lot of my favourite movies are from the 70's like Jaws, Mean Streets, Annie Hall, Manhattan, The Deer Hunter, Taxi Driver, Star Wars, Alien, & One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.

24th May 2024, 02:24	#10
4dude An Awesome Dude Forum Lord Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 1,027 Thanks: 320 Thanked 1,827 Times in 632 Posts	1) On Golden Pond - 1981 2) Real Genius - 1985 3) Breakfast Club - 1985 Its hard to list only 3!!