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mandy wrote:
jack_spain wrote:The Tree of Life is the closest thing to genius on the big screen that we have since Ingmar Bergman stopped making films.
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I'm somewhere in-between, I think. There were parts of the film that I found absolutely mesmerising, but I found the whole 'mum' fetish and afterlife sequences at the end a little too much. I think I'd like to see it again, though.
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stui magpie wrote:
David wrote:I've taken to keeping a list of my favourite 500 films at work. Seems to have paid off; customers actually seem to enjoy flicking through it. :)

Here's a link if anyone's interested.
500 favourite films? I couldn't name 500 films I've seen.
I think 'anal' may be a nice word for me. :oops:
I think I've called you that b4 :twisted:

some one mentioned Grand Torino, love that one.

And the thin red line.

Babel creeped me out, don't like that kind of theme.

Shawshank redemption, absolutely amazing. Watched many times.

David, I didn't get far down your list sorry, I can't read French! Or what ever the languages are

As for Bill and Ted, Excellant!
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Pies4shaw wrote:As for my number 1, I guess I have seen that on the big screen several hundred times - somehow, it just never pales or gets tired from where I am sitting. And Cousin James - well, as Jake says: "Jesus-H-God-blasted-Christ, I have seen The Light".
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luvdids wrote:David - just watch it!! Don't even get me started on the "4 whole fried chickens and a Coke" part!! ROFLMAO
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Three orange whips.
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What a bunch of slack jaw faggots

Predator
Alien
Aliens
Omega Man
Great Escape
Terminator
The Club
Fever Pitch (both versions)
Lord of the Rings
Star Wars II, V, VI
Die Hard
Die Hard 2
Jaws
Casino Royale
Pirates of the Carribean
Cars
Toy Story
Hangover
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What'sinaname wrote:What a bunch of slack jaw faggots

Predator
Alien
Aliens
Omega Man
Great Escape
Terminator
The Club
Fever Pitch (both versions)
Lord of the Rings
Star Wars II, V, VI
Die Hard
Die Hard 2
Jaws
Casino Royale
Pirates of the Carribean
Cars
Toy Story
Hangover
yeah!!! but you forgot Conair, fast & furious (except tokyo drift) and speed (1)!

and die hard3 not bad, 4 is spectacular!! but then i just love Bruce!!
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TP, I can't believe I forgot Conair. I have watched it about a dozen times on Foxtel in the past 2 months.

F&F is good and Die Hard 3 is good with Jesus, 4 not so much. Bruce was looking a bit old
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What'sinaname wrote:TP, I can't believe I forgot Conair. I have watched it about a dozen times on Foxtel in the past 2 months.

F&F is good and Die Hard 3 is good with Jesus, 4 not so much. Bruce was looking a bit old
:shock: wash your mouth out! but then im gettin old too!!

i have just about worn my Conair CD out - nothing gets me going like "on any other day, that would seem strange"!

out of the fast and furious, (ive just watched 1,2, and 4 again in the last 4 days, running on my treadmill or crosstrainer!) i love the action of 4 and 5, love the humour of 2. ive only watched Tokyo once, didnt like it at all!!

oh and what about XXX?? Vin is pretty cool in those??

gone in 60 sec? watching that at the moment!! Love Nic Cage!

(ps, im a rev head incase you didnt notice!!)
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I'll add

Rocky I, II, III, IV - I must break you!
Rambo I, II, III - Murdoch, I'm coming to get you!
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What'sinaname wrote:I'll add

Rocky I, II, III, IV - I must break you!
Rambo I, II, III - Murdoch, I'm coming to get you!
heard on the radio that they are gonig to make Rambo 4!!

love the rambo series!
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think positive wrote:
What'sinaname wrote:What a bunch of slack jaw faggots

Predator
Alien
Aliens
Omega Man
Great Escape
Terminator
The Club
Fever Pitch (both versions)
Lord of the Rings
Star Wars II, V, VI
Die Hard
Die Hard 2
Jaws
Casino Royale
Pirates of the Carribean
Cars
Toy Story
Hangover
yeah!!! but you forgot Conair, fast & furious (except tokyo drift) and speed (1)!

and die hard3 not bad, 4 is spectacular!! but then i just love Bruce!!

Much closer to my tastes. And def like the addition of the Rocky and Rambo movies.

Couple of additions,

Caddyshack
Cobra
Big trouble in little China
Escape from New York / LA
Pale Rider
Hang em High
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Under Siege (1 and 2)
Delta Force (1 and 2)
Cheech and Chong the Corsican brothers / Up in Smoke
Alex de Renzy's Babyface
The Crow (the original with Brandon Reed)
Next of Kin
Roadhouse


You may notice a trend there. :oops:
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stui magpie wrote:
think positive wrote:
What'sinaname wrote:What a bunch of slack jaw faggots

Predator
Alien
Aliens
Omega Man
Great Escape
Terminator
The Club
Fever Pitch (both versions)
Lord of the Rings
Star Wars II, V, VI
Die Hard
Die Hard 2
Jaws
Casino Royale
Pirates of the Carribean
Cars
Toy Story
Hangover
yeah!!! but you forgot Conair, fast & furious (except tokyo drift) and speed (1)!

and die hard3 not bad, 4 is spectacular!! but then i just love Bruce!!

Much closer to my tastes. And def like the addition of the Rocky and Rambo movies.

Couple of additions,

Caddyshack
Cobra
Big trouble in little China
Escape from New York / LA
Pale Rider
Hang em High
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Under Siege (1 and 2)
Delta Force (1 and 2)
Cheech and Chong the Corsican brothers / Up in Smoke
Alex de Renzy's Babyface
The Crow (the original with Brandon Reed)
Next of Kin
Roadhouse


You may notice a trend there. :oops:
OMG cant believe i forgot under seige! best shagging movies out!!

and yeah i see the trend - your like me, you like great hulking men with bloodied singlets (or 6 packs) fighting and killing each other!!

love big trouble in little china and the escape movies - if your bringing him into it i have to add
TANGO & CASH!!
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Shit, how did I forget Tango and Cash. :x

And ehhhh.............the theme I was going for was 80's / action movies. But whatever floats your boat. :wink:
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Tango and Cash.

What An awesome flick. I loved you in Conan the Barbarian!
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