No love for these?
Roadhouse
The Last Boyscout
Richard Widmark is underrated, isn't he?
Poison Ivy
Embrace the Vampire
Wild Things
Color of Night
Lion King
Tschmack posted:No love for these?
Roadhouse
The Last Boyscout
No
El-Ka-Bong posted:
Millions of yes.
Best and favorite. Like Rodgers and Favre. Not the same thing.
12 Angry Men
Fargo
O brother, Where art thou
The man who shot Liberty Valance.
Good Will Hunting
Vertigo
Seven
Casino
Happiness.
Magnolia.
Gran Torino
Oh Brother is a top summer delight.
So is Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
So is Jaws.
So is Castaway.
So is Sideways.
The last mad max was pretty spectacular.
Rushmore
A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints
The Straight Story
Midnight Run
Mulholland Drive
Taxi Driver
Blade Runner
Dunkirk was impressive.
The Sandlot!
Movies that are an immediate remote drop as youâre scrolling
The Fugitive
Rocky 3 or 4
Aliens
Hunt for Red October
Step Brothers
Traffic
No Country for Old Men
What a thread So much to see, so much to appreciate again.
DH13 posted:
The Straight Story
EXCELLENT movie!
The Sting
Airplane
The Verdict
Absence of Malice
Movies I love that are viewed as whatever by many.
Gangs of New York
Inside Man
Colors
Heartbreak Ridge
Leaving Las Vegas
Groundhog Day
This is great. It just dawns on me, this board is missing a TV/movie forum.
Hell, an MST3K forum would get huge page views.
ChilliJon posted:Movies that are an immediate remote drop as youâre scrolling
The Fugitive
No Country for Old Men
You're on a roll, C'jon!
Parts of The Fugitive, primarily when he jumps from the dam, is in the area where I've spent many a day riding motorcycles. As matter of fact, when Ford is driving the stolen ambulance, there's a quick glimpse of a road sign indicating Murphy (NC) is so many miles away. That's where Eric Robert Rudolph is from/was captured.
Jeebus, I sound like Fedya.
Brak posted:This is great. It just dawns on me, this board is missing a TV/movie forum.
Post of the night. Polls are now closed.
Suppressing the vote?
World War 2 epic, The Longest Day. That movie had more stars in it than you can count.
Has anybody mentioned "A Perfect World"?
@Timmy. Nobody can scroll though guide and see âThe Fugitiveâ and continue searching. Itâs forever imbedded in our DNA as humans to stop and watch. Because weâre all proud we know exactly where we jumped in and whatâs happened and we canât wait to hate the greed of Devlin MacGregor all over again.
Die Hard is there as well. Especially around Christmas.
Timmy! posted:ChilliJon posted:Movies that are an immediate remote drop as youâre scrolling
The Fugitive
No Country for Old Men
You're on a roll, C'jon!
Parts of The Fugitive, primarily when he jumps from the dam, is in the area where I've spent many a day riding motorcycles. As matter of fact, when Ford is driving the stolen ambulance, there's a quick glimpse of a road sign indicating Murphy (NC) is so many miles away. That's where Eric Robert Rudolph is from/was captured.Jeebus, I sound like Fedya.
Hateful.
And I would have made a Henry Fonda reference anyway....
ChilliJon posted:Die Hard is there as well. Especially around Christmas.
Only if you consider it Christmas movie...
Commie.
Favorite period films with bonus incredible score:
The Road To Perdition
The Untouchables
Lincoln
Office Space
The Sure Thing
A Clockwork Orange
The Breakfast Club
Ferris Buehler's Day Off
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Evil Dead
Hellraiser
Animal House
Blues Brothers
Caddyshack
Any Eastwood western
Oh, and Fletch
Talk Radio
The Departed
Tombstone
Anatomy of a Murder
Giant.......and OMGOSH Elizabeth Taylor, wow what a babe in that movie.
It's on right now...TCM
Pikes Peak posted:Anatomy of a Murder
You just like talking about Lee Remick's panties, don't you.
And Liz Taylor was even hotter in A Place in the Sun too.
Pikes Peak posted:It's on right now...TCM
Yup....watching now...forgot what a great movie it was.
I have to admit I'm not much of a James Dean fan.
ChilliJon posted:Favorite period films with bonus incredible score:
The Road To Perdition
The Untouchables
Lincoln
All great movies. I think I want to see Perdition again. It has been at least two years.
I must be getting my old. I watched a movie two days ago , with the Italian guy, DeNuro? And Travolta. I think it was called Killing Season?? Maybe Travoltas best acting ever. But only because of the effort he made to speak like an Eastern European. He earned my respect. I live in Europe, he sounded authentic, respect!!
the rest of the movie was pretty h****sh*t.
But, it is the only movie where Travolta kept me interested because of HIS talent.
Godfather or Godfather II? While there canât be any debate these are the best two movies ever made. Which one is better? This could be its own thread.
By the way itâs The Godfather.