Favorite Film Talk Thread And Comments

Discussion in 'Art & Culture' started by Bobby Lee, Nov 24, 2001.

  1. ICARRYALOTOFBULLETS Quit smoking...:) Registered Senior Member

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    Some of my favorite movies in no order:
    Patton
    Star trek movies(except 5)
    Platoon
    Matrix
    Full Metal Jacket
    Blade Runner
    Das Boot
    Alien/Aliens
    Stalingrad
    Robocop 1&2
    Saving Private Ryan
    Madmax/Road Warrior
    Black Hawk Down
    12 Monkeys
    To Hell and Back
    The 5th Element
    Pentagon Wars
    The Hidden
    Hamburger Hill
    Lord of the Rings
    Gardens of Stone
    Krull
    Abyss
    Planet of the Apes
    Excalibur
    Hard Boiled
    Wild Bunch
    The Killer
    Unforgiven
    Lethal Weapon
    Pale Rider
    Die Hard
    Once Upon a Time in the West
    The Professional
    True Romance
    Good Fellas
    The Changeling
    God Father 1&2
    The Haunting(the first one)
    Casino
    The Thing(remake)
    Heat
    Cristine
    Once Upon a time in America
    Poltergeist
    Kiss of the Dragon
    TheShining
    Reservoir Dogs
    Final Destination
    Taxi Driver
    The Cell
    Usual Suspects
    Blade
    True Lies
     
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  3. *stRgrL* Kicks ass Valued Senior Member

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    No order here...

    Unusual Suspects
    Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
    Something about Mary
    Eddie Murphy - Delirous

    Oh, can you tell I like comedies?

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    I seen Lord of the Rings and thought it was awesome.
    I liked Forrest Gump too


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  5. Pollux V Ra Bless America Registered Senior Member

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    The Fellowship of the Ring was definitely the best fantasy or science fiction movie ever made. Never have I thought to myself 'wow, that was....incredible' for weeks after seeing such a perfect assemblage of craftsmanship. It may be the best movie I've ever seen, the best collection of images to grace thine eyes.
     
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  7. Teri Curious Registered Senior Member

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    Pollux V

    I'm curious as to whether you had read the book before seeing the movie.

    If you haven't, is there anyone who has who can tell me whether it lives up to the book?

    I'm dying to see it but whenever something gets so my hype you inevitably get disappointed.

    Teri
     
  8. Pollux V Ra Bless America Registered Senior Member

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    It does leave out some parts but the story does come together the way Tolkien intended it. For instance when Frodo n friends leave the Shire they head straight for Bree in the movie and run into Pippin and Merry while they're being chased by farmer Maggot, then get chased by the Nazgul. They completely leave Tom Bombadil out (which really disapoints me because that guy is so awsome!) but the movie really is just amazing, Tolkien would be proud of it but he wouldn't be satisfied. You will leave the movie theatre thinking to yourself: "that was...just...amazing." After this your standards for good movies'll probably be raised, too. Anyway they leave out some parts and change others, however you can see that sometimes exactly what Tolkien described occurs, when Arwen takes Frodo to Rivendell (not that elf) the river raises through these rocks, and its just perfect, you can see that exactly, exactly what you pictured has happened. You're really missing out if you don't see it, Teri 2.
     
  9. Teri Curious Registered Senior Member

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    Thanks Pollux V

    It's been such a long time since I read the book that I don't think I'll remember the things that are missing anyway. So I'll pop down to see it as soon as I can. Thanks for the reply.

    I was going to thank you with the link to 'the hobbit name generator' but it seems to be down at the moment. You put your name in and it gives you a hobbit name. I can't remember mine exactly but it was something like 'Dolly Millstone of the Bree Milstones.'

    It's a cute little web site. You'll probably find it if you do a search using 'the hobbit name generator'. I did that and found one called that, but it must be down, as I said, because my PC just wouldn't connect.

    I hope you have better luck.
    Thanks again,
    Teri


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  10. Pollux V Ra Bless America Registered Senior Member

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    lol thanks, I found the website on a google search with quotation marks (a web surfers best friend!). My name is "Isengrim Gold from Oatbarton." I think it fits me pretty well.
     
  11. Teri Curious Registered Senior Member

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    Pollux

    Glad you liked it. I was just thinking -why don't you start a thread giving the web address and all the hobbit lovers can tell us their hobbit names?

    What do you think?
    Teri
     

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