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That is a hard choice since my all-time favorites are:
The Thing with Kurt Russel
Clue with Tim Curry
Rocky Horror Picture Show with Tim Curry
Airplane with Robert Hayes
What is your most favorite movie?
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Too hard to pick 1 favorite. I'd have to say that "Inglourious Basterds" is my current favorite
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i seem to have missed this thread first time round, so, off the top of my head without thinking too hard:
brazil - terry gilliam 1985 - funny, shocking, twisted, disturbing, surreal and still very relevant in today's terrorist times - terry's a genius, and this is his best film so far, imho.
aliens - james cameron 1986 - you want full-on action sci-fi? you got it. includes the epic 'nuke them from orbit' quote.
contact - robert zemeckis 1997 - you want intelligent geeky thinking-persons' sci-fi? you got it! includes the epic 'awful waste of space' quote.
+ matrix, true romance, u-turn, reservoir dogs, casino, empire strikes back...etc
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awesome list mickey. I saw this thread too and read through and was suprised no one mentioned resevoir dogs...
All of those are awesome mickey. I really liked Brazil. True Romance is a must see as well as U-turn.
One that I didn't see listed in here is Four Rooms. A collaboration between 4 director/writers and filled with stars (also one of my fav. movies with Tim Roth).
Most recent Favorite movie is a toss up between Resident Evil 3D and Legend of the Guardians 3D
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New #66
One movie, one album, one friend there all too tough but if stranded on the desert island with one movie id like:
Usual Suspects
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Braveheart&Titanic.
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As was said above "Contact". The ending makes you really wonder about the movie. == I am a big fan of "Meet the Parents", "Meet the Fockers" and I can't wait for the third one in the series, "Little Fockers" which is out this month.
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