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Post by babylilith on Sept 12, 2005 12:05:11 GMT -5
I love movies, and I can´t choose just twenty or thirty films. But guys, don´t forget Lord of the ring trilogy, Star wars(the old ones), Blade runner, Lady halcon, willow, inerview with the vampire, .....................lots of them, but I am shy lazy to put them now  |
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Post by wingedgothgrl on Sept 13, 2005 10:47:35 GMT -5
WOW..loads of people love Interview with a Vampire. I'm totally shocked. Boy, does Tom Cruise suck or what. I was so completely disaponted in that film. I was 20 when it was released and soooo excited. I had read the books when I was 11 so it was a long time in waiting for a movie version. I waited in line for almost 2 days, and cried after because it was so bad. Brad Pitt was Ok, and that little girl, Keirstin Dunst, was great, but I loathe Tom Cruise (with a bright shiny passion) and he singlehandedly ruined my favorite book of all time. I will never forget or forgive. Come to think of it...the next one to come out in movie format was The Queen of the Dammed, which was rubbish as well. Complete poo. How sad...two of the greatest literary works of the 20th century were reduced to such mindless drivel. Oh well, whatya gonna do? I do, however, own Interview and as much as I think Stuart Townsend is hot, I just cannot bring myself to purchase Queen. No matter how cheap it is at Target!!  My favs : Horror/Dark-Comedy ( in no order): Stigmata Ichi the Killer Ringu Jaws Silence of the Lambs Dead Alive Heavenly Creatures The Others American Psycho Nosferatu (from 1922) Nightmare Before Christmas Rear Window Watcher in the Woods Heathers Mothman Prophicies Comedy (in no order): Monty Pythons Life of Brian Run Ronnie Run Napoleon Dynomite Harold and Kumar The Big Lebowski (" I'm the Duuude, the Dudester") Trading Places Spinal Tap, Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show, A Mighty Wind( they all count as one) A Fish Called Wanda Blues Brothers Dazed & Confused Blazing Saddles Shaun of the Dead School of Rock Witches of Eastwick Favs all around: (in no order) BBC's Pride & Prejudice (Ooooo Colin Firth as Darcy, is it warm in here?? )  Bridgette Jones Diary (Oooo Colin Firth as Darcy... It is warm in here!!!!)  Quills The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind**THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE ACE MOVIE!!**** Plunkett and MacCleane Trainspotting Dark Crystal Millers Crossing Star Wars Trilogy (mainly Empire) Shawshank Redemption Pump up the Volume Pirates of the Caribbeane Mists of Avalon (even though it was incredibly cheesily done ) Gosford Park (I've seen this 200 times and I still catch shit I never saw before...watch it with subtitles) Snatch Elizabeth Willow all 3 LOTR Princess Bride The Outlaw Josey Wales Amelie Ghost World American Splendor Goonies Labrynth Fightclub Harry Potter (all of 'em) Bettlejuice Ledgend of Sleepy Hollow Plunkett and MacCleane I could go on & on...this was a test of wills, I tell ya!  |
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Post by poisonedkiss on Sept 13, 2005 16:34:22 GMT -5
yeap, about interview with the vampire i saw the movie a long time ago , but i will always like the book rather than the movie. but i usually like the books rather than the movies, so that's not really strange ;D
and the queen of the dammed... i saw it on tv one day and i couldn't even finish it. it was too boring for me  |
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Post by wingedgothgrl on Sept 14, 2005 10:44:03 GMT -5
yeap, about interview with the vampire i saw the movie a long time ago , but i will always like the book rather than the movie. but i usually like the books rather than the movies, so that's not really strange ;D
and the queen of the dammed... i saw it on tv one day and i couldn't even finish it. it was too boring for me Oh God yes...the movies don't even come close to the books. The books make you actually feel as if you're right there...with Lestat and Louie. They're so rich and vivid. Oh, I really love those books. Yeah, I almost walked out of the theater when Queen was playing 'cause it was just so unbelievably awful, but I felt I needed to see it through to the end. It was my waste of $7.50, oh well. |
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Post by poisonedkiss on Sept 14, 2005 11:05:10 GMT -5
yeap, movies based on books have the "time problem"... so they delete other arguments, scenes or details that maybe are the best ones... but not the most commercial ones...  i always prefer to sit down and spend time reading the books, letting them to show me the entire story. and if i can, i will go and check the movie ;D |
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Post by wingedgothgrl on Sept 15, 2005 13:34:18 GMT -5
yeap, movies based on books have the "time problem"... so they delete other arguments, scenes or details that maybe are the best ones... but not the most commercial ones... i always prefer to sit down and spend time reading the books, letting them to show me the entire story. and if i can, i will go and check the movie ;D Me too. I love to read. My mind is soo much more creative than any movie could ever be!!!  |
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Post by poisonedkiss on Sept 15, 2005 15:00:20 GMT -5
same here! ;D i went shopping today and i ended the day carrying home the first five harry potter's books. i didn't buy anything else but that's enough for me. now i'm gonna be busy for a few days |
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Post by babylilith on Sept 15, 2005 15:56:56 GMT -5
Poisonedkiss, you are crazy, hahahahahaha. LOL Enjoy them all!!!!! I made a monster with you. |
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Post by fallen on Sept 16, 2005 12:31:47 GMT -5
oh boy let's see...these aren't in any order just how they come off the top of my head:
the evil dead series
resident evil
the crow
jawbreaker
nightmare before christmas
pirates of the caribbean
night of the living dead
day of the dead
dawn of the dead [including the remake]
night of the living dead III
land of the dead
tankgirl
shrek
interview with the vampire *brad pitt is SO yummy in that*
dolls
willy wonka & the chocolate factory
the blair witch project *absolutely LOVED the concept of the film-making*
finding nemo
a christmas story
party monster
the nightmare on elm street series
the friday the 13th series *with some awful exceptions*
fight club
house of 1000 corpses
the devil's rejects
the machinist
alice in wonderland [disney]
snow white & the seven dwarfs [disney]
labryinth
okay I'll shut up hahaha, I really could just go on and on.
I just REALLY love any kind of horror movie from the 80's, all those awful cheesy ones, they're so great.
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Post by demonique on Sept 24, 2005 7:01:05 GMT -5
Jesus another one of those lists that'll be edited at some point... Silence of the lambs Red Dragon Primal Fear The Usual Suspects The life of David Gale Shawshank Redemption Mystic River I am Sam The Green Mile Seven Kiss the Girls The Notebook (I'm generally not a mushy movie lover but I did shed a tear for this one lol) Blade The Godfather Trilogy 50 First Dates The Waterboy The Crow Gone with the Wind Monster The Harry Potter movies are cool Lord of the Rings Trilogy The Craft I love the next movies because the more I watch them, the more I drive the parental units mad ;D ESPECIALLY my dad, he cant stand musicals - but I do love these movies, I just have extra incentive to watch them over and over Grease (one not two because that was lame) Sound of Music *sings* The hills are aliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiive with the sound of moooooooooosic* lol Dirty Dancing Seven brides for Seven Brothers Two weeks with love Most true stories about serial killers Most Adam Sandler stuff and Michael Moore Documentaries |
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Post by wingedgothgrl on Sept 24, 2005 18:57:35 GMT -5
Jesus another one of those lists that'll be edited at some point... Gone with the Wind Grease Sound of Music Dirty Dancing Seven brides for Seven Brothers Holy crap...we need to have movie night!**giggles** I really thought I was the only one who liked Seven Brides For Seven Brothers!!! I love musicals too. Fiddler on the Roof is awesome as well. |
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Post by demonique on Sept 26, 2005 21:32:00 GMT -5
Jesus another one of those lists that'll be edited at some point... Gone with the Wind Grease Sound of Music Dirty Dancing Seven brides for Seven Brothers Holy crap...we need to have movie night!**giggles** I really thought I was the only one who liked Seven Brides For Seven Brothers!!! I love musicals too. Fiddler on the Roof is awesome as well. lol dont get me started on musicals! Calamity Jane (actually most doris day stuff), Howard Keel omg didnt you just love him in that?! There are so many, plus I love the few Fred Astaire/ Ginger Roberts movies I've seen, I love Jane Powell movies - shes adorable and her voice is amazing. Gene Kelly movies... I'll stop there and just say that I'm pretty much an old school movie buff ;D The actors then were so multi talented and really sexy, elegant - they were real starlets and the men... *sigh* lol they just dont make em like that damnit! |
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Post by tattoodvampyre on Sept 27, 2005 15:05:16 GMT -5
My Fave Films in no patricular order!
1. Interview with the Vampyre
2. Dances with Wolves
3. 13th Warrior
4. Purgatory
5. Tombstone
6. Practical Magic
7. Romeo and Juliet ( lenardo D'caprio)
8. Hildago
9. Pirates of the Carribean
10. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
11. Seven
12. Legends of the Fall
13. Hocus Pocus
14. The Prophecy
15. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
16 Bram Stoker's Dracula ( Keanu Reeves)
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Post by forgottenshadow on Sept 30, 2005 4:21:29 GMT -5
My favourite movies in no particular order are:
The Crow, Lord of the Rings trilogy, Robots (ahaha so funny!!), Queen of the Damned, all of the Adams Family movies, Constantine (as I've said already), Stigmata, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Day After Tomorrow, Blurred, Ice Age, Emperor's New Groove.
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Post by forgottenshadow on Sept 30, 2005 4:35:46 GMT -5
And also Carrie and Carrie 2
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