Top 10 Favorite Movies (Real Movies Not Anime)

Aetherfukz · Post by **Aetherfukz** » Tue Dec 17, 2002 2:04 am

Ashton wrote:It is, so long as you dont mind it invading your thoughts for the next couple of days afterward. I watched it without subs, so I missed a good 30 percent of the spocken plot (Im at least THAT good with Japanese) but it STILL had that big an impression on me.

Well I never mind something invading my thoughts ^^ I love movies that make you actually think about something. Oh, an I will probably watch it either english or german, because I suck at japanese (ah crap there's no class at my future college) ...

Cardinal.jpg · Post by **Cardinal.jpg** » Tue Dec 17, 2002 2:44 am

The Nuklear Knight wrote:Was The City of Lost Children any good? I've thought about renting it several times...

It was excellent, I just forgot it, like many others when I made my list.

Also I agree with all those people out there who say they love Ferris, it was such a great movie.

Mroni · Post by **Mroni** » Tue Dec 17, 2002 2:47 am

I have battle royal with subs what did you want to know? It's a super funny movie.

Mr Oni

CaTaClYsM · Post by **CaTaClYsM** » Tue Dec 17, 2002 3:04 am

I'll have to go through all my movies ( And I've got more than I can count.)

1. Lorenzo's Oil: this movie is so sad, that it is one of only 3 movies that brought me to tears, I laughed at saving private ryan, that was nothing, this is sadder than fried green terms of endearment of the falls.

1. Feris Beulers Day off which is tied for first with lorenzo's Oil, I can't explain why I like it, all I can say is that I do.

2. The Chosen: This movies is one of those where you don't watch it to be entertain so much as learn something aobut life and yourself. Like Schindlers list, and lorenzo's oil.

3. The Man from snowy river some of the best music I have ever heard in a movie.

4. Go and Pulp Fiction: while they are 2 seperate movies, I had to cram them into the same stop because of the way they were filmed, and how more movies should be made like this. ( Go is my favortie of the two.)

5. Noises Off: hands down the funniest movie I have ever seen It is also the most fast paced comedy I have ever seen, they just keep throwning joke after joke after joke at you until you have to pause to catch your breath. (I had to pause twice to catch my breath because I was laughing so hard. Seriously.)

6. Billy Cosby Himself: I don't know if this was a made for TV special, or if it had a theatrical release, but it is one of my favorties.

Example,
"So you do coke?"
"Yeah I've done a few lines."
"Well why do you do it?"
"Because it intensifies your personality."
"Yeah, but what if you're an asshole?"

7. Frequency: This one needs no explanation.

8. Clockwork orange: this movie was just crazy.

9. An American Tail: Proof that Don Bluth was basicaly carying Disney and when he left the company went down the drains. The movie is a childrens movie, but it is still very artistic, the colors are vividly changed to capture the mood of the scene, the drawing itself is better than anyting disney ever did (except for bamb and maybe fox and the hound.) and the music was done my James Horner.
( He also did music for Titanic, Apollo 13, A beutiful Mind, Bicentenial Man, Aliens.)
But first and formost is the story, whic

Ashton · Post by **Ashton** » Tue Dec 17, 2002 5:21 am

Mroni wrote:I have battle royal with subs what did you want to know? It's a super funny movie.

Mr Oni

You are sick

That was not funny, I almost cried! It was horrifing, not in the traditional scary way, in a much deeper, dreading kind of way.
As far as understanding is concerned, I really felt lost in the characts, but its nothing that you can "help" me with now.

Dannywilson · Post by **Dannywilson** » Tue Dec 17, 2002 5:53 am

Ashton wrote:10. The Boondock Saints

Literally the best movie I've seen in the last 5 years.

*Drops a toilet off the sixth floor*

OrenTheSaiyan · Post by **OrenTheSaiyan** » Tue Dec 17, 2002 6:32 am

Hmm I can't put them in order but... The Matrix, uhhhhh me think.... I LIKE THE MATRIX!

Mroni · Post by **Mroni** » Tue Dec 17, 2002 8:05 pm

Ashton wrote:
Mroni wrote:I have battle royal with subs what did you want to know? It's a super funny movie.

Mr Oni
You are sick
That was not funny, I almost cried! It was horrifing, not in the traditional scary way, in a much deeper, dreading kind of way.
As far as understanding is concerned, I really felt lost in the characts, but its nothing that you can "help" me with now.

Wtf!!! how could you take such a cheesy movie seriously????? Yeah Im sympethised with the characters but come on the one scene where all the girls killed each other and the ones going "Baka Baka baka we could have made it" that had me in tears laughing! and the guy saying those were some good cookies and then croaking!!! Come on that is funny not serious.

Mr Oni

tamashii · Post by **tamashii** » Tue Dec 17, 2002 8:58 pm

***The key to sex***
pleasure of sin
erotica
anything on late night cinimax

J/K

American Pie ( both )
Lord of the Rings
Mission Impossible 2
Many more that I can't remember

Ashton · Post by **Ashton** » Wed Dec 18, 2002 6:43 am

Mroni wrote:
Ashton wrote:
Mroni wrote:I have battle royal with subs what did you want to know? It's a super funny movie.

Mr Oni
You are sick
That was not funny, I almost cried! It was horrifing, not in the traditional scary way, in a much deeper, dreading kind of way.
As far as understanding is concerned, I really felt lost in the characts, but its nothing that you can "help" me with now.
Wtf!!! how could you take such a cheesy movie seriously????? Yeah Im sympethised with the characters but come on the one scene where all the girls killed each other and the ones going "Baka Baka baka we could have made it" that had me in tears laughing! and the guy saying those were some good cookies and then croaking!!! Come on that is funny not serious.

Mr Oni

I apologize for my insolence ojousama. Its just that, Ive been locked away in a foreign country where productions like that are considered high quality productions.

I loved that movie in the most serious way a movie can be loved: an incredible insaciable obsetion with the the characters plot and ideas presented. Im sorry you think its cheesy, but it is my favorite live action movie ever made in a very deadly serious way(pun intended.)