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#1 by Neo7373 » Mon Jan 21, 2013 08:47

Post your Favorite Movie here!

#2 by oberder » Mon Jan 21, 2013 10:20

Star Wars Saga, no questions :mrgreen:

Also, add the Lord of the Rings Trilogy to that

#3 by cutestlink » Mon Jan 21, 2013 11:05

Movies of Jackie Chan :lol:

#4 by Neo7373 » Tue Jan 22, 2013 03:05

Lots of Favorite Movie. one of them is ....

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J
A
N
G
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The D is Silent :mrgreen:

#5 by DaxOnlineWork » Wed Jan 23, 2013 05:46

Star Trek series and Twilight saga :mrgreen:

Both of stand at first position and I posted them in alphabetical order

#6 by zarrahmaya » Wed Jan 23, 2013 05:53

Hey Big Bro...please don't forget Avatar and Titanic too :mrgreen:

#7 by DaxOnlineWork » Wed Jan 23, 2013 05:55

oberder wrote: Star Wars Saga, no questions

How the hell did I miss Star Wars

Downloading........ :mrgreen:

#8 by subway_123 » Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:54

daxserver wrote:
oberder wrote: Star Wars Saga, no questions

How the hell did I miss Star Wars
Downloading........

Being an indian it's always for me our desi star of action Sunny Deol :lol:

#9 by Darkstar2 » Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:55

Attack Of The Killer Red Tomato!

#10 by oberder » Wed Jan 23, 2013 14:24

daxserver wrote:
oberder wrote: Star Wars Saga, no questions

How the hell did I miss Star Wars
Downloading........

Dax, Use the Force :lol:

daxserver wrote: Star Trek series and Twilight saga

Both of stand at first position and I posted them in alphabetical order

Twilight?... Sparkly shirtless vampires... Nnnoooeeessss!--

Get Bram Stroker's Dracula instead -- the book was fine and all, but the movie... *shudder*

Or better yet... Nightmare on Elmstreet / Friday the 13th series, or the best one: Dawn of the Dead ( 2004 ) :twisted:

#11 by Scorpion_ » Wed Jan 23, 2013 14:59

Don't have a favorite movie of all time as there are many great movies I like.

However, one of my favorites is The Matrix Trilogy 1-3. Epic. Loved all them. Music is awesome and gets you pumped. Neo vs Agent Smith was amazing....yeah huge Matrix fan lol.

#12 by bhagwan1 » Thu Jan 24, 2013 08:16

thillu mullu :roll:

#13 by DaxOnlineWork » Fri Jan 25, 2013 06:04

oberder wrote:
daxserver wrote:
oberder wrote: Star Wars Saga, no questions

How the hell did I miss Star Wars
Downloading........

Dax, Use the Force

May The Force be with you

At last, the small planet Naboo and Her Majesty, Queen Amidala is saved. It's hell of a surprise that the real Queen is with them all the time :shock:

oberder wrote:
daxserver wrote: Star Trek series and Twilight saga

Both of stand at first position and I posted them in alphabetical order

Twilight?... Sparkly shirtless vampires... Nnnoooeeessss!-- Get Bram Stroker's Dracula instead -- the book was fine and all, but the movie... *shudder*

Or better yet... Nightmare on Elmstreet / Friday the 13th series, or the best one: Dawn of the Dead ( 2004 )

Seems that ob doesn't like vampires much. Be careful ob, I will offer you along with your kitty :kitty:

to The Volturi ( as the Cullens are vegetarians ) as food. They will love sucking blood of you both :twisted:

Look! Your kitty is already pleading not to offer him to them. How cute is he!!
Alright Kitty, I am sparing you. Good Kitty :kitty:

Get ready for the blood suckers to suck the blood out of you ob 'cause no wolf is coming to rescue you :twisted:

#14 by ryotsu1 » Fri Jan 25, 2013 06:10

shin-chan and the Buri Buri kingdom

#15 by valerie » Fri Jan 25, 2013 07:52

There is not much today in the way of movies, that I would say is my favorite.
I lean more to the classics.
Most movies I would never buy because after I watch them once, I have no desire to see them again.

For me, a movie has to have a very gripping tale of something. Whether it be funny or sad or whatever.
It's just got to grab me and hold me there for the duration. It's got to make me think at least a little bit.
Maybe even question myself and my life.

One of my favorite movies of all time is 'Dr Zhivago' a great love story in tragic circumstances.

Most all the old classics, I enjoy and can watch them over and over thru my entire life and never tire
of them. Still, I can usually find something new every time I watch an old classic I have seen a dozen
or more times....movies like :

Arsenic and Old Lace
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Bonnie and Clyde
Casablanca
ChinaTowne
The Good The Bad The Ugly
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
etc etc etc etc etc.....

#16 by oberder » Fri Jan 25, 2013 09:19

Now there's a definition for Classic Movies, valerie

How about James Bond -- but not the new Bond, but the ones done by Roger Moore, and Sean Connery :thumbup:

Or how about Hachiko ( 2009 ) starring Richard Gere, and Forever Young starring Mel Gibson

( *Thank goodness, it's the weekend -- I'm so going on a movie trip* )

#17 by sufians » Fri Jan 25, 2013 12:11

It has to be "Into The Wild". A perfect blend of nature, drama, emotions and all.

2nd place would be for 127 Hours.

#18 by zarrahmaya » Thu Jan 31, 2013 02:10

oberder wrote: Now there's a definition for Classic Movies, valerie

How about James Bond -- but not the new Bond, but the ones done by Roger Moore, and Sean Connery

Or how about Hachiko ( 2009 ) starring Richard Gere, and Forever Young starring Mel Gibson

( *Thank goodness, it's the weekend -- I'm so going on a movie trip* )

oh really you watched the movie "Hatchiko"? awwww did you cry too? :cry:

#19 by tukinem » Thu Jan 31, 2013 04:06

Story of O

Duh!

#20 by raymundo » Thu Jan 31, 2013 07:04

king of kings,jeffery hunter lead

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