3
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Delly 12 month s ago
Lord of the Rings
3
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Delly 12 month s ago
Delly,
just to be clear:
In 2004 was an extended version in the cinemas.
About 9 hours of movie time, 75€ entrance fee, free drinks, two meal breaks with free food.
That was really ONE single movie, albeit this was all the three parts.
Still have goosepimples, thinking about it!
just to be clear:
In 2004 was an extended version in the cinemas.
About 9 hours of movie time, 75€ entrance fee, free drinks, two meal breaks with free food.
That was really ONE single movie, albeit this was all the three parts.
Still have goosepimples, thinking about it!
24
3.
Nelly 12 month s ago
Blast Of Silence
Two-Lane Blacktop
The Friends Of Eddie Coyle
Two-Lane Blacktop
The Friends Of Eddie Coyle
11
5.
Sophie 12 month s ago
Ada,
You? You came here for ranting, not as a movie aficionado
You? You came here for ranting, not as a movie aficionado
16
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Nelly 12 month s ago
Citizen Kane
Citizen X
Idaho Transfer
Citizen X
Idaho Transfer
5
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Beverly 12 month s ago
If I were to sit down with a list of all the movies I've seen, I could never pick just one. I don't think any of these would even make my top 30, but you know what they say about opinions...
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Jr 12 month s ago
Beverly,
I agree, my favorite movie is the one that matches my mood at the time. A favorite movie may also not be a great movie, it could even be a really bad film that is just enjoyable to watch. I personally don’t like films that replace good writing with car chases, explosions and unnecessary emotionless sex or to sell video games, amusement park rides or part 2, 3, 4, 5 ……
I agree, my favorite movie is the one that matches my mood at the time. A favorite movie may also not be a great movie, it could even be a really bad film that is just enjoyable to watch. I personally don’t like films that replace good writing with car chases, explosions and unnecessary emotionless sex or to sell video games, amusement park rides or part 2, 3, 4, 5 ……
0
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Rick 12 month s ago
Jaws.
15
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Matthew 12 month s ago
Young Guns
0
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Gabe 12 month s ago
I could never pick one, but Million Dollar Baby is one of my favorites. Legends of the Fall and Into the Wild are a couple others that come to mind.
3
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Muriel 12 month s ago
300. The best movie ever made.
4
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Hank 12 month s ago
Once Upon A Time In America
1
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Joan 12 month s ago
Hank,
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood~!
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood~!
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Virdie 12 month s ago
This is mostly an uncultured selection of overhyped american movies with absolutely no value beyond special effects. Probably three make it to my top 100, and none to top 50.
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Exie 7 month s ago
Whats #20
just to be clear:
In 2004 was an extended version in the cinemas.
About 9 hours of movie time, 75€ entrance fee, free drinks, two meal breaks with free food.
That was really ONE single movie, albeit this was all the three parts.
Still have goosepimples, thinking about it!
Two-Lane Blacktop
The Friends Of Eddie Coyle
You? You came here for ranting, not as a movie aficionado
Citizen X
Idaho Transfer
I agree, my favorite movie is the one that matches my mood at the time. A favorite movie may also not be a great movie, it could even be a really bad film that is just enjoyable to watch. I personally don’t like films that replace good writing with car chases, explosions and unnecessary emotionless sex or to sell video games, amusement park rides or part 2, 3, 4, 5 ……
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood~!