What are some movies in your "Top 20" list?

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  • @carrieanne yes The Man in the moon! It’s almost perfect! Though the film needed a few more close-ups. You could see Reese Witherspoon was gonna be a big star! And how perfect was the casting? Reese and Tess! Sam and Emily! Reese acts like her mom and Emily acted like her dad. What a bittersweet film. That music was perfect! Love the composer!

  • @Minestrone101 @cuddlefaery @carrieanne yes im talking about the Reese Witherspoon movie! If I had lived during those times I would have loved having that character as my girlfriend. Full of spunk and sweetness!
    I’ve seen it probably 20+ times and discover something new everytime

  • @Morpheus stand by me is very good and brings back so many memories

  • @Minestrone101

    I was expecting a comedy bc of Jim Carrey

    I’ve seen other comedic actors play dramatic roles and sometimes I find them to be better than their comedic roles. Another example is Adam Sandler in Spaceman

  • [Deleted User]natickben (deleted user)

    @DaveFromSussex she was Arnold's daughter!

  • [Deleted User]natickben (deleted user)
    edited May 2024

    @Ironman294 i know Hamill personally, and know people who know him much better and work closely with, and literally nobody says anything like that. He's generally lauded as one of the kindest people in Hollywood.

    And no, most filmmakers and actors are actually really good people. Signed, me, who knows a whole lot of them personally because life is weird.

    And no, I don't have to watch and enjoy when one cast member literally endangered me and my family, and another stalked and endangered a dear friend, thanks.

  • edited May 2024

    That last part well that’s different from someone being just a horrible person or morally bankrupt as opposed to a personal thing. That I can understand.
    I too know people in the industry many close personal friends are currently and yeah lots of scummy people out there. Though my friends are good guys.
    I mean we could name some of the awful people
    Woody Allen, Roman Polanski, Victor Salva, Harvey Weinstein, I’ll just leave it at that.

  • [Deleted User]natickben (deleted user)

    @Ironman294 yes, I can name some garbage humans in every industry in which I have worked. That is a far cry form "most people" in the industry.

  • edited May 2024

    Left the thread to go search what the heck could be the basis of this bullying claim. If that man is a bully, then I’ll embrace the dark side. It’s really quite disappointing how cavalierly people vilify (or sanctify) celebrities.

  • Legend of 1900

  • @natickben I’ve worked in the homes of several celebrities, actors, actresses, musicians, athletes and yes most of them have been quite nice.

  • @natickben That is pretty awesome.

  • Hey guys all time greatest movies is

    Apocalypto
    Legion
    I am legend
    28 days later
    Menace to society II
    BLADE II And III
    Protector (Tony ja)
    Chainsaw massacre
    Jeepers creepers

  • Just some of my top films in no specific order:
    Airplane
    Full Metal Jacket
    Any "Dirty Harry" movie
    Pulp Fiction
    Inglorious Bastards
    Gran Torino

  • I love movies. In particular, I love old, black and white movies. Here’s my (already prepared top 20)….

    1) The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
    2) Brief Encounter
    3) Once Upon a Time in the West
    4) The Apartment
    5) Notorious *
    6) The Leopard
    7) Ikiru
    8) Only Angels Have Wings
    9) 12 Angry Men
    10) Mr Smith Goes to Washington
    11) Tokyo Story
    12) Casablanca
    13) The Lady Vanishes
    14) In the Mood for Love
    15) Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
    16) The Godfather
    17) Les Enfants du Paradis
    18) His Girl Friday
    19) It’s A Wonderful Life
    20) What’s Up Doc?

  • edited May 2024

    Requiem For a Dream - this is heavy.
    Memento - fascinating concept
    Step Brothers - hilarious

    @Bryan123 Yes! Threat Level Midnight! 😂😂😂

  • @Briiyan if you liked Momento check out Winter Sleepers. Some accused Momento of being too similar to Winter Sleepers which came out first of a guy who had memory loss while trying to solve a mystery

    https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120522/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

    1. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)
    2. The Tree of Life (2011)
    3. The Apartment (1960)
    4. Far and Away (1992)
    5. Sunset Boulevard (1950)
    6. Casablanca (1942)
    7. Brief Encounter (1945)
    8. My Cousin Vinny (1992)
    9. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)
    10. Night of the Hunter (1955)
    11. What’s Up, Doc? (1972)
    12. Road to Perdition (2002)
    13. The Odd Couple (1968)
    14. Office Space (1999)
    15. The Tale (2018)
    16. Planes, Trains, & Automobiles (1987)
    17. North Country (2005)
    18. The Kid (1921)
    19. Ghost (1990)
    20. La Vita è Bella (Life Is Beautiful) (1997)
  • I'm a sucker for really bad movies that know they're terrible and embrace it. A couple of good examples are Cocaine Bear and VelociPastor. I doubt anyone here would enjoy those though 😂

    There is one that I always recommend to people: The Man from Earth. This is not an action film at all, it's just a group of college colleagues sitting around having very philosophical discussions about the possibility that one of them is a caveman that has been alive for centuries. Definitely not the type of movie I normally gravitate to, but after seeing it once I've watched it again at least 3 more times.

    I'm not sure if mini-series count (only 3 episodes), but The Lost Room was an incredible watch. This one is more sci-fi.

    First time poster btw, hi everyone!

  • @reggiecl1978 The Man From Earth is an absolutely brilliant movie.

  • Favorite movie of all time is Identity. It's a psychological thriller/murder mystery.

    Great movie to cuddle to is Warm Bodies. It's super cute and adorable.

  • @Morpheus Agreed. Sacha Baron Cohen was brilliant in this Netflix show called Spy about an Israelian spy.

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    Buffalo '66
    Down and Out With the Dolls
    The Wild World of Lydia Lunch
    Pather Panchali
    Coolie
    Hillary and Jackie
    Ghost World
    What's Eating Gilbert Grape
    Dog Day Afternoon
    The Gold Rush
    Big Miss Movieola
    The Year Punk Broke
    Liquid Sky
    Cremaster 3
    The Celebration
    Hotel
    Julian Donkey Boy
    DIY or Die
    Camille Claudel

  • [Deleted User]zerogone40 (deleted user)
    edited May 2024

    A Life Less Ordinary. Gone in Sixty Seconds. 28 Days Later. Kiss of the Dragon. The Fifth Wave.

    There's always going to be more. 🤣

  • I can't think of too many of my faves at the moment, but one that's always guaranteed to make me laugh no matter how many times I see it is Talladega Nights.

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