I'm gonna hate myself for this... but i gotta list some disney.

Jungle Book, Alladin (only the first one), Lion King (only the first one), Sleeping Beauty, Robin Hood, Snow White.   What can I say, I love the movies I grew up with.  (i've got the, bear neccessitys, the simple bear neccessitys...)

Pirates of the Carribean rocks, it's just so much humor and action crammed into one.

The Lord of the Rings movies, as they have a great storyline and great acting and great special effects and so on and so forth.

The original Star Wars Trilogy will always have a place in my heart. You just gotta love Han Solo in these.

Also, I think the Indiana Jones movies kick ass, especially with Sean Connery as Dad Jones.

 

 Not much too add to this actually

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Yes, PotC did rocket greatly, particularly Captain Jack Sparrow (was that his last name? I forgot). I love his entrance and everything that happened afterward, and I don't mean immediately afterward, I mean every frickin' scene with him in it. Particularly that really awesome fight scene at the end where he...*resists urge to give spoilers*

*edits list to include movie*

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I'm not sure if TV series count, but I would definitely include ReBoot as my all-time favourite. Explanation would take a lot of writing, so I'll just stick with the few simple things... Nice animation, good characters, great storyline and awesome coolness of the setting.

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Fight Club. Kicked a lot of ass. Loved the style of that movie, and it explained a lot.

The Matrix. See above.

12 Monkeys. Is it just me or do I like movies that screw with reality, insanity, and the true nature of the world?

nope your not the only one Acanous i love films that do that to, like 12 Monkeys

 

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What eternal hand of eye, what limitless imagination, could concieve the pangs of immortal life? An eternity of broken dreams. A place where once I died. what divine-concieved design, could match a mortal life? A wry and rapt mortality. A life played out in sounds, of weeping, screaming sighs. Is this when the night comes down? The Shadow in us all, that ebbs and flows with ignorance...

I saw Fight Club for the first time today. I thought it would just be a crap film filled with guys beating the crap out of each other. I was sooooooo wrong!

The Princess Bride.

Because I liked it.

How did i forget Princess Bride?  Thats inconcievable!  (i do not think that word means what you think it means... and yet it does in this case.)  Seriously, one of my favorite films of all time (it would have been better if they had taken out the bratty kid...)

I have many,but my main 5 are:   1:Resivoir Dogs: A nice mob flick 2ulp Fiction: see Resivoir Dogs 3:The Godfather:see a pattern yet? 4:Freddy VS Jason:Gotta love mindless slasher flicks and last but not least...   *drum roll*   Howard the Duck:don't ask

Yes, Princess Bride, The Emperor's New Groove (YAAAY! DISNEY!), and of course

Monty Python and the Search for the Holy Grail. I'm actually kinda surprised no one else said this considering the referances in EGS . . . okay, so there were two.

The search for the holy grail ! Coconuts and pidgeons !

all i have to say is "WE ARE THE KNIGHTS WHO SAY NI NI!" and "HELLO! WHO IS IT?" i'm sorry i love this flim and now i'm going to be quoting it the rest of the day hehe and i slitly mad why i think so!

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What eternal hand of eye, what limitless imagination, could concieve the pangs of immortal life? An eternity of broken dreams. A place where once I died. what divine-concieved design, could match a mortal life? A wry and rapt mortality. A life played out in sounds, of weeping, screaming sighs. Is this when the night comes down? The Shadow in us all, that ebbs and flows with ignorance...

Ah to revive a dead topic, with a movie that fits the context of doing so.

I'm quite suprised no one has yet listed this movie yet, but the greatest movie I have ever seen in my entire life is, with out a shadow of a doubt,

The Crow

The acting in it was phanominal, the story amazing, and given the fact that Brandon Lee died while making it somehow added to the brevity of the film.

(keep in mind only the first one, which is the only one, the rest that you thought you saw were in fact only a mass hallusination)

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"We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl" -Pink Floyd

i rlly want to see that film most of me friends have seen it and they said about the same thing give or take a bit. i think that will have to go on my very big list of things to do lol

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What eternal hand of eye, what limitless imagination, could concieve the pangs of immortal life? An eternity of broken dreams. A place where once I died. what divine-concieved design, could match a mortal life? A wry and rapt mortality. A life played out in sounds, of weeping, screaming sighs. Is this when the night comes down? The Shadow in us all, that ebbs and flows with ignorance...