Your most favourite movie of all time - and why? (45)
MisterForYouValletta, Majjistral Malta87 Threads 16 Polls 962 PostsOk, you first.
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It certainly is not the best movie of all, but is actually my favorite, for it tells a lot to me - Forces Spéciales ( true story of Bérets Verts).
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Mesange1: It certainly is not the best movie of all, but is actually my favorite, for it tells a lot to me - Forces Spéciales ( true story of Bérets Verts).
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CS sure is not the place to evoke my reasons ! I recommend it to you anyway. 
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Ok, this used to be my favourite scene of the week....Bogey and Bacall.
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Then there's this one.....love the dialogue! 
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Too many to choose from utility I do like
The Holiday
Shawshank Redemption
The Holiday
Shawshank Redemption
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*but* not utility.
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For a few dollars more - Sergio Leone feat Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef.
Brilliant movie, fantastic music and possibly two of the best actors ever.
Brilliant movie, fantastic music and possibly two of the best actors ever.
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PeKaatje: For a few dollars more - Sergio Leone feat Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef.
Brilliant movie, fantastic music and possibly two of the best actors ever.
Totally.....crazy about that movie. But this one's probably the pick of the bunch for me. Brilliant movie, fantastic music and possibly two of the best actors ever.
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Withnail and I...
Written and directed by Bruce Beresford, never intended as a comedy but as an autobiographical account of his early years in theater school during the tail end of the 60s...
I could write pages on this film, I've seen it over 20 times and laugh and cry every time...it is the yardstick with which I measure all films that I might want to see... It's gone into history as one of the most quotable films made in the last 50 years, and has spawned the withnail and I drinking game....
I've long said, any woman who gets this film, gets me and my sense of humor...
For my money, the best film I have seen in all my years of movie watching....
Written and directed by Bruce Beresford, never intended as a comedy but as an autobiographical account of his early years in theater school during the tail end of the 60s...
I could write pages on this film, I've seen it over 20 times and laugh and cry every time...it is the yardstick with which I measure all films that I might want to see... It's gone into history as one of the most quotable films made in the last 50 years, and has spawned the withnail and I drinking game....
I've long said, any woman who gets this film, gets me and my sense of humor...
For my money, the best film I have seen in all my years of movie watching....
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Yeah. Allthough I think For a fist full of dollars and The Good the bad and the ugly were less great.
The good the bad and the ugly just have to have it from the jokes during the movie, and of course the perfect music. Once upon a time in the west has all a good movie needs.
Somehow the Westerns where Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef play together are better than the movies where Lee Van Cleef didn't show up.
Ever seen Dead Rides a horse?
There are a lot more western movies I'd like to see.
Like the books of Louis L'Amour. I've seen several about the Sackets, or the quick and the dead, but there are more of his books on film, like Kid Rodelo.
Wish it was on Youtube.
The good the bad and the ugly just have to have it from the jokes during the movie, and of course the perfect music. Once upon a time in the west has all a good movie needs.
Somehow the Westerns where Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef play together are better than the movies where Lee Van Cleef didn't show up.
Ever seen Dead Rides a horse?
There are a lot more western movies I'd like to see.
Like the books of Louis L'Amour. I've seen several about the Sackets, or the quick and the dead, but there are more of his books on film, like Kid Rodelo.
Wish it was on Youtube.
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Gosh....what a recommendation. I'll have to watch it.
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PeKaatje: Yeah. Allthough I think For a fist full of dollars and The Good the bad and the ugly were less great.
The good the bad and the ugly just have to have it from the jokes during the movie, and of course the perfect music. Once upon a time in the west has all a good movie needs.
Somehow the Westerns where Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef play together are better than the movies where Lee Van Cleef didn't show up.
Ever seen Dead Rides a horse?
There are a lot more western movies I'd like to see.
Like the books of Louis L'Amour. I've seen several about the Sackets, or the quick and the dead, but there are more of his books on film, like Kid Rodelo.
Wish it was on Youtube.
PetK, my teenage years were spent reading Louis L'amour books...unforgettable. They were just so good, I wanted to become a writer too.The good the bad and the ugly just have to have it from the jokes during the movie, and of course the perfect music. Once upon a time in the west has all a good movie needs.
Somehow the Westerns where Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef play together are better than the movies where Lee Van Cleef didn't show up.
Ever seen Dead Rides a horse?
There are a lot more western movies I'd like to see.
Like the books of Louis L'Amour. I've seen several about the Sackets, or the quick and the dead, but there are more of his books on film, like Kid Rodelo.
Wish it was on Youtube.
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MisterForYou: "Tombstone"....because of Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday and ultimately good defeated evil.
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Braveheart
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"The taking of phelham 123"
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White House Down, A lot of good stars playing in it
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Overboard with Kurt Russell and Golding Hawn...funny and sweet movie.
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Blade Runner (1982)
for many reasons.
as well,
no matter how many times i see it, i tear up when Roy (Rutger Hauer) lets the dove go. that whole scene is so powerful to me.
more recently, and on a lighter note,
i liked Guardians of the Galaxy (2014).
i love the intro when Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) puts on his headphones and is dancing. It's that unguarded moment of him dancing when no one is watching.
for many reasons.
as well,
no matter how many times i see it, i tear up when Roy (Rutger Hauer) lets the dove go. that whole scene is so powerful to me.
more recently, and on a lighter note,
i liked Guardians of the Galaxy (2014).
i love the intro when Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) puts on his headphones and is dancing. It's that unguarded moment of him dancing when no one is watching.
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