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babycakes221
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 Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 10:20 am Post subject: What is the best film you have ever seen? |
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What is the best film you have ever seen?
Mines would have to be Nanny McPhee
Next rate it out of ten
8/10 |
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Anything starring Simon Pegg, all his movies 10/10.
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LiendaBalla
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Ok I know Tron is wierd, but it's been my favorite for a long time. I've looked everywhere for a copy, but no one has one.
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zee
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| LiendaBalla wrote: | | Ok I know Tron is wierd, but it's been my favorite for a long time. I've looked everywhere for a copy, but no one has one. |
Have you tried eBAY?
My favourite is Dead Poets Society. 
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skeeterhawk
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Adaptation was really good: 8/10
Sling Blade was excellent: 9/10
Then there's always Casablanca, not really deep but it just really works well: 9.5/10 |
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Tetraquartz
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My faves are the three films of Lord of the Rings.
I also enjoy watching Twister, and have seen it a great many times, and never get tired of it. If that isn't a movie with a bunch of Aspies in it, I don't know what is. 
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zee
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| Tetraquartz wrote: | My faves are the three films of Lord of the Rings.
I also enjoy watching Twister, and have seen it a great many times, and never get tired of it. If that isn't a movie with a bunch of Aspies in it, I don't know what is. |
Oh yes, I remember watching Twister repeatedly:
"Don`t listen to him honey. You see, there was another Bill, an EVIL Bill, and... I killed him."
"C`mon, Bill! The days of sniffing the dirt are over!"`
"Better than what you sniff."
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"Remains of the Day" starring Anthony Hopkins
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Thor
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| MrMark wrote: | | "Remains of the Day" starring Anthony Hopkins |
I like this one too!
Another one of my favorites is: "The Shawshank Redemption" starring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman
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reika
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I can watch "The Fischer King" over and over. (I like New York in June, how bout yooooouuu.  )
Don't know if its my absolute favorite of all time through. That would be hard to choose.
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Donnie Darko: 8.75/10
O Brother, Where Art Thou: 9/10
Forrest Gump: 10/10
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Tetraquartz
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| zee wrote: | | Tetraquartz wrote: | My faves are the three films of Lord of the Rings.
I also enjoy watching Twister, and have seen it a great many times, and never get tired of it. If that isn't a movie with a bunch of Aspies in it, I don't know what is. |
Oh yes, I remember watching Twister repeatedly:
"Don`t listen to him honey. You see, there was another Bill, an EVIL Bill, and... I killed him."
"C`mon, Bill! The days of sniffing the dirt are over!"`
"Better than what you sniff." |
LOL!
My fave lines are when they are all sitting around the table eating steak and eggs:
"An F-4 will relocate your house fairly efficiently."
*general laughter*
"And an F-5? What's that like?"
*short, uncomfortable silence*
"...The finger of God."
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Averick
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| I like the Fifth Element. |
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Veresae
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Jeez, I find it hard to narrow it down. A few years ago I would have said "The Matrix" but I'm totally sick of it right now.
I guess I'll say "Fight Club," or maybe "The Nightmare Before Christmas." |
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Enigmatic_Oddity
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| I'll say Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I'm a big fan of Charlie Kaufman. |
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