Yup 80's movie!!!!!! Oh i enjoyed the shinning also.

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Now, that's a fun film! And Kirk D. is in top form on this one.

Haven't seen this in years, but as far as I can remember, it's Edward Norton's ultimate film.

It's a spooky ghost story (with good actors), especially when watched alone, late at night.

I love this film, interestingly enough, for it has such a funereal quality to it that I like, almost similar vibe as DUNE. Besides, Judy Dench is such a laugh riot on this one.

Underrated film, and I actually like Al Pacino in it, strange indeed. Of course, Keanu's acting adventure is always funny, in a good way. It's his charm, after all.

As of 2007, close to the end of...

CHARACTER STUDY:
DANGEROUS LIAISONS
SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS
IF
BOYS IN THE BAND
ELIZABETH ('98, Cate Blanchett)


MOVIE AS CINEMA:
MATRIX
SILENCE OF THE LAMBS
ALIENS
LORD OF THE RINGS: The Fellowship of the Ring (fastforwarded most of part 2 & 3)
AMADEUS

1. YOUNG GUNS
2. YOUNG GUNS 2
3. TOMBSTONE
4. STEEL MAGNOLIAS
5. GREEN MILE

no, 26

Yep gota love the "truffle shuffle" I have watched that film way too many times..

Lol so have i!!!!!! I went online to find the dvd and i did but i'll buy it next week

Nah, 40s. It's just that many films from the '50s, '40s and '30s are creaky, overly dramatic, tragically acted.

Night of the demon (aka Curse of the Demon in the USA) 1957
Quatermas and the Pit.... 1968
The Haunting original 63 version
Repo Man
Donni Darko

iRobot

Foxfire

Tokyo Story
La Dolche Vita
The Burmese Harp
Night of The Hunter
Persona

I finally have it on DVD, coolness.

Finally right! It's only been on crappy VHS forever. It was one of the only reasons I still had a VCR.

A perfect girl film for macho guys too.

Blood Diamond
Twelve Monkeys
Fight Club
American Psycho
The Departed

Soooooo hard to choose 5.

I'm also waiting for Life Of Oharu, Alakazam The Great, and Gate Of Hell (japanese) to be released on DVD, and oh, Catherine Cookson's Tilly Trotter, but that's a different genre all together.

I've actually never read any Catherine Cookson nor seen any of the many adaptions of her work. I'd be interested to check it out. Are none of her adaptions available on DVD, even in the UK?

I've seen The Black Velvet Gown (very interesting film), The Black Candle, The Girl, The Cinder Path and The Secret. But, Tilly Trotter grabs me the most, and I just found out that it's available on DVD, expensive DVD box set; however, I already own two-thirds of it -- darn.

I liked american psycho too

Since you like The Changeling, you might enjoy The Woman in Black ('89, British).

The Shinning!

some off the top of the head

- American Beauty
- Halloween ( original )
- Don't tell mom the babysitter's dead !!



- pulp fiction, terminator 1 &2, jaws, aliens, most tim burton flicks, godfather parts 1 & 2 are all good

1. The Lord of the Rings
2. Jurassic Park
3. Saving Private Ryan
4. E.T
5. Hot Fuzz

My new List:
1. E.t.
2. The goonies
3.Transformers
4. Carrie ( I love this movie)
5.Halloween (original)

Anything with Christina Applegate circa Kelly Bundy is good.

Almost Famous
Donnie Darko
Full Metal Jacket
The Sixth Sense
Forrest Gump

I finally got the DVD for Christmas, yay! I can finally remove the VHS from my collection.

All the poletergiest movies

1.Fight Club
2.Collateral
3.Donnie Darko
4.Pitch Black
5.Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself

Three more to add to my list:
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
Spongebob Squarepants Movie (don't ask...)
Seven Samurai

Tommy Boy
Red Dawn
The Breakfast Club
Grosse Pointe Blank
Forrest Gump

I may spell this wrong but Ferris Bueller Day off!Ilove thisfilm.. Sorry if I spelled it incorrectly

Lifeforce.

Singing in the Rain
The Sound of Music
Snow walker

From what comes to mind at the moment:

1. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
2. Transformers
3. Anchorman
4. Bridge to Terabithia 2007 (Lol)
5. Borat

I dunno, I think it would depend... but these might be close:

1. Unforgiven
2. Funny Face (an oldie, Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire)
3. The Outlaw Josie Wales
4. A Fish Called Wanda
5. Princess Bride
6. O Brother Where Art Thou (toss up with this and Fargo)

Did I ever mention I LOVE Clint Eastwood? LOL.

oK I like way more than 5 films so ill go with the ones that come into my head first

I still know what you did last summer

E.T

ERAGON

Stormbreaker

Disney film- the name escapes me

Only 4 real Favourites:
The Matrix (only the 1st)
50 First Dates
American Wedding
Road trip

The rest A-Z:
Bad Boys II
Butterfly Effect
Daddy Day Care
Next
The Frogotten
The Last Samurai

James Bond License to kill..

1. 300
2. Natural born killers
3. The devils rejects
4. Frailty
5. From dusk til dawn

Man, this is a hard one to answer - I love the movies!

1. The Man in the Iron Mask
2. Beauty and the Beast
3. The Piano
4. Amadeus
5. Picnic at Hanging Rock