Which movies have you seen lately? Kinetic Icon VII
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That's your favorite movie of all time?
...really? I mean it's absolutely a fun movie but...really?
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Its my bias I guess. I love Rod Serling and nearly everything he did. Twilight Zone is my favorite TV Show of all time too. But yup its my favorite movie my top 5 would probably be something like
1. Planet of the Apes
2. Shawshank Redemption
3. The Time Machine
4. The Godfather
5. Raiders of the Lost Ark
Not anything official and probably subject to change, but those are movies I would watch any day and love.
1968 was home to both this and 2001: A Space Odyssey. Both great movies, but I have always preferred Planet of the Apes
1. Planet of the Apes
2. Shawshank Redemption
3. The Time Machine
4. The Godfather
5. Raiders of the Lost Ark
Not anything official and probably subject to change, but those are movies I would watch any day and love.
1968 was home to both this and 2001: A Space Odyssey. Both great movies, but I have always preferred Planet of the Apes
It was pretty awesome. Netflix has the shorter version.
"Shakespeare in Love" isn't on your list? Why not?
. You are more than welcome to make your own list of course.
You should give it a viewing.
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lincoln. 7/10. suprisingly entertaining for it mainly consisting of house of representative meetings for 3 hours. just when i was about to think "ok, it's been fun and all, but can somebody shoot him in the head already for this to end", that's just what happened.
amazing main actor, and surprisingly grey depiction of events for a major american movie.
la jetee 7/10. the short that inspired twelve monkeys. consisting of narrated over stills for 26 minutes, this is of course very artsy, yet definitely entertaining. go see it if you love gilliam's movie.
amazing main actor, and surprisingly grey depiction of events for a major american movie.
la jetee 7/10. the short that inspired twelve monkeys. consisting of narrated over stills for 26 minutes, this is of course very artsy, yet definitely entertaining. go see it if you love gilliam's movie.
schlaufuchs
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Fair enough. I liked Planet of the Apes, but with all the other great movies out there I don't think it would make my top 5. Godfather is definitely my number 1 at this point. Just an absolutely amazing movie.
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The Thin Red Line (1998). Very well filmed. 8/10
too long, tried to do too much, dragged a lot in the middle
schlaufuchs
Break My Heart
Visually magnificent. Excellent acting. Built great tension. Very well shot movie. Well edited. Great music. Great lighting.
That's about the best compliment one could give that movie
I'm of the opinion that Terrance Malick would make a fantastic nature documentary guy. Director of movies? Not so much.
Gen.Mannerheim
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This past weekend I forced my college roommate to watch the Empire Strikes Back because the only Star Wars he had scene was I and III. I had to put a stop to that crap! 
Mission accomplished as he has taken IV and VI watch on a trip this week.
Mission accomplished as he has taken IV and VI watch on a trip this week.
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That's about the best compliment one could give that movie
I was also quite fond of Nick Nolte screaming his head off.
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It wasn't a scene as much as every scene he was in. 
I actually thought the movie overall was very well done. The thing is, when I first saw it back in the 90's on VHS, it was very forgetable.
I actually thought the movie overall was very well done. The thing is, when I first saw it back in the 90's on VHS, it was very forgetable.
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