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Your seven favorite movies ever. Go. (1 Viewer)

I've each of these at least 50 times.

Memento

Millers Crossing

Donnie Darko

Terminator 2

Patton

Groundhog Day

Godfather

Can't believe I had to bump Young Frankenstein, Braveheart & Caddyshack
Every single movie you mentioned was either on my list or just barely off it.

 
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I re-watched 12 Monkeys a couple months back.

Good. Not great. :shrug:
oh yeah?I watched Indiana Jones the other day, and it doesn't hold up. so there!
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1/2 joking. never was a huge fan.
You kind of creep me out. :unsure: :scared:
I will unpack it a little - my guess is these movies fall into the Animal House territory for me. Didn't see an Indy movie growing up for whatever reason, and finally sat down to watch them in college. Thought they were ok, but nothing great. I am sure a bit of that is because I missed something not watching them as a kid. Don't hate them or anything (that's incorrect, I hated the 4th one), but there are probably about 10 other Spielberg movies alone that I would rather put in the dvd player now.

 
I've each of these at least 50 times.

Memento
Millers Crossing
Donnie Darko
Terminator 2
Patton
Groundhog Day
Godfather

Can't believe I had to bump Young Frankenstein, Braveheart & Caddyshack
I's this common? I'm not sure I've seen any movie more than 5 times.
Not even movies from your childhood?

I would be willing to guess that I have seen the 3 movies from the 80s that I listed a good 200+ times. I probably watched each at least week on average when we got the VHS tapes since we only had a couple. They have been out almost 30 years, and I would bet that I have maintained a 10x/year average of watching those.

 
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Braveheart

The Army of Darkness

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Tombstone

 
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1. Three Seasons (99)

2. Magnolia (99)

3. American Beauty (99)

4. Pulp Fiction (94)

5. O Brother, Where Art Thou? (00)

6. Cool Hand Luke (67)

7. Garden State (04)

7(tied). Amelie (01)

 
I've each of these at least 50 times.

Memento
Millers Crossing
Donnie Darko
Terminator 2
Patton
Groundhog Day
Godfather

Can't believe I had to bump Young Frankenstein, Braveheart & Caddyshack
I's this common? I'm not sure I've seen any movie more than 5 times.
Not even movies from your childhood?

I would be willing to guess that I have seen the 3 movies from the 80s that I listed a good 200+ times. I probably watched each at least week on average when we got the VHS tapes since we only had a couple. They have been out almost 30 years, and I would bet that I have maintained a 10x/year average of watching those.
I don't think so. We only had one TV and it wasn't easy to agree on a movie to watch. Let alone the same move repeatedly.

I've probably seen Shawshank Redemption the most times. I'm pretty sure that number is around 5.

 
Pulp Fiction

Fargo

Fifth Element

Full Metal Jacket

The Princess Bride

Sling Blade

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

 
Godfather

Field of Dreams

Back to the Future

The Royal Tennenbaums

Pulp Fiction

Kill Bill (I count vol 1/2 as one movie)

Heat

 
Network

Bringing Up Baby

On Golden Pond

Seven Samurai/Magnificent Seven ( For the line by Eli Wallach "That if God had not meant for them to sheared, he would not have made them sheep."

Rear Window

O Brother where art Thou

Chariots of Fire

 
The Shining

A Clockwork Orange

Clerks

Lost Highway

Goodfellas

Reservoir Dogs

Donnie Darko

 
Just watched Things to do in Denver When You're Dead for the first time in forever. Definite honorable mention material. Love me some Jimmy the Saint. :wub:

 
Clerks

The Big Lebowski

Lost Highway

Braveheart

Friday

Mulholland Drive

Twin peaks-fire walk with me

The crow just missed out.

 
Rear Window
Just re-watched this recently. Great movie. I used to be a hard-core Vertigo guy, but these days Rear Window could be my favorite Hitchcock.
I go round and round with Vertigo, North by Northwest, and Rear Window, but in the end with Rear Window you have a beautifully simple set and premise and you have Jimmy Stewart exceeding his craft and you have Hitchcock getting out of his own way, something brilliant directors sometimes have difficulty doing.

 
Seven Samurai

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Big Lebowski

Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Godfather

The Princess Bride

The Blues Brothers

Honorable mention:

Hud

The Outlaw Josey Wales

Drive

Mud

Castaway on the Moon

Animal House

Caddyshack

Zombieland

Army of Darkness

Planet of the Apes (1968)

Cool Hand Luke

This is impossible to do with seven.

 
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Seven Samurai

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Big Lebowski

Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Godfather

The Princess Bride

The Blues Brothers

Honorable mention:

Hud

The Outlaw Josey Wales

Drive

Mud

Castaway on the Moon

Animal House

Caddyshack

Zombieland

Army of Darkness

Planet of the Apes (1968)

Cool Hand Luke

This is impossible to do with seven.
Many of us were able to accomplish the task.

 
Seven Samurai

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Big Lebowski

Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Godfather

The Princess Bride

The Blues Brothers

Honorable mention:

Hud

The Outlaw Josey Wales

Drive

Mud

Castaway on the Moon

Animal House

Caddyshack

Zombieland

Army of Darkness

Planet of the Apes (1968)

Cool Hand Luke

This is impossible to do with seven.
Many of us were able to accomplish the task.
:goodposting:

I mean, all he had to do was stop typing after The Blues Brothers

 
Seven Samurai

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Big Lebowski

Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Godfather

The Princess Bride

The Blues Brothers

Honorable mention:

Hud

The Outlaw Josey Wales

Drive

Mud

Castaway on the Moon

Animal House

Caddyshack

Zombieland

Army of Darkness

Planet of the Apes (1968)

Cool Hand Luke

This is impossible to do with seven.
Many of us were able to accomplish the task.
:goodposting:

I mean, all he had to do was stop typing after The Blues Brothers
He didn't say literally impossible.

 
In no real order:

The Shining

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

Apocalypse Now

Rounders

Scarface

Empire Strikes Back

Dumb and Dumber

 
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Braveheart

The Army of Darkness

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Tombstone
Love your list. And the bolded is the best Michael Caine and Steve Martin roles ever.

"Excuse me but may I go to the bathroom…………..thank you".

"Oklahoma, Oklahoma, Oklahoma!!!!!!"

"Oh Lady Fanny from Omaha"

I could go on and on and on. Brilliant comedy.

 
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Rear Window
Just re-watched this recently. Great movie. I used to be a hard-core Vertigo guy, but these days Rear Window could be my favorite Hitchcock.
I go round and round with Vertigo, North by Northwest, and Rear Window, but in the end with Rear Window you have a beautifully simple set and premise and you have Jimmy Stewart exceeding his craft and you have Hitchcock getting out of his own way, something brilliant directors sometimes have difficulty doing.
The awkward dialog ruins North by Northwest for me. The other two are really great...

 
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What did people like about the Fifth Element?
Add in Inception and Memento to that list.
Inception is interesting but overrated IMO. Not sure what people wouldn't like about Memento.
For starters, unless the guy was a tattoo artist or watched a How-to-tattoo-yourself video every day I take issue with the tattooing to communicate/remember concept in general.
He didn't do all of his own tattoos.

 

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