What's your favourite movie of all time?

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   Nesbyteposted 12 years ago

   What's your favourite movie of all time?

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   Silva Hayesposted 12 years ago

   There have been so many wonderful movies over the years, but my favorite movie is Toy Story.  My next favorite is the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

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      Silva Hayesposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      May I add one more - - Blade Runner, starring a young Harrison Ford and the incomparable Rutger Hauer.

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   msorenssonposted 12 years ago

   The Ten Commandments..............................

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   Hui (蕙)posted 12 years ago

   Upon this question, I flash back in memory. A lot good movies have become classics, engraving aurary circles in people's minds. I cannot say which one is the best!

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   Mom Katposted 12 years ago

   I don't just have 1    I have a bunch!
   
   Princess Bride
   Monty Python's Quest for the Holy Grail
   Much A'do About Nothing
   Avatar
   & A Knight's Tale
   
   are my top 5

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   Nellieannaposted 12 years ago

   Having been a movie buff for about 75 years (truthfully), it's rather hard to say.  The moment I think, "That's it", another one pops in my head.  This morning I was thinking of "Somewhere In Time", "Room With A Vieiw" and 'Madame Bovary".  Tomorrow it might occur to me how much I like "Hunt For Red October", "A Few Good Men", "Lost Horizon", "Pride and Prejudice" and "The Birds".  Can't leave out "Braveheart", "Matrix", "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel". . .  And on and on with outstanding films.  How can I possibly choose ONE? 
   
   I'll try.  I saw "Gone With The Wind" on its first rounds in 1939 and many times since.  It's such a powerful movie and to think what a trailblazer it was in the industry - just amazing.  It highlights history - both good and very bad parts.  It highlights human character - both good and very bad.  It's amazingly gorgeous and gripping.  What's not to like?
   I have it in my DVD library and have to watch it again from time to time.  Today might be a good day to watch it, in fact!!

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   jansharesposted 12 years ago

   There are so many but if I had to pick one today, I'd have to say "Lady Sings The Blues." It's the story of Billie Holiday, flawlessly portrayed by Diana Ross who was nominated for an Oscar for her performance. It moves me everytime I watch it.

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   nanderson500posted 12 years ago

   The Godfather. Not exactly an original choice, but it has everything a great movie needs in  terms of direction, acting, music, dialogue, etc.

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   redwhiskeypeteposted 12 years ago

   Alfred Hitchcock's black comedy 'Troubel with Harry" Takes place during one day in a samm New England villiage during the autumn, Music, scenery, actors, all go together.

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    animekidposted 12 years ago

    Tim Burton's monster movie from 1989...Batman! Saw that movie five times that year.

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    CoauthorUposted 12 years ago

    Which genre?
    
    The Colin Firth version of Pride and Prejudice... (this one if I am forced to pick)
    Meg Ryan, Tom Hanks You've Got Mail... (this would be second)
    Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Duval Lonesome Dove.
    Matt Damon Borne Series... (this would be second also)
    Matrix series.
    Ground Hog Day.
    John Wayne The Quiet Man.
    Will Smith I Robot.
    Brangelina, Mr. & Mrs. Smith...
    Godfather series
    John Wayne The Shootist
    Walberg The Shooter
    Emma Thompson Sense and Sensibility
    Rex Harrison, Audrey Hepburn My Fair Lady
    Jimmy Stewart Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
    Apocalypse Now
    Lord of the Ring series
    Singing in the Rain
    Napoleon Dynamite
    Fried Green Tomatoes
    Finding Nemo
    Hellboy I & II
    Mission Impossible series
    Costner Open Range
    Eastwood, Unforgiven, Grand Torino, Every Which Way But Loose, Outlaw Josey Wales,
    Willis, Fifth Element, Die Hard with a Vengeance,
    Adam Sandler The Longest Yard, Happy Gilmore, The Wedding Singer
    Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Premium Rush
    All Marvel comic Movies especially The Avengers
    Christian Bale, Batman series

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       Nellieannaposted 12 years agoin reply to this

       So many of my favorites in your list & so few I'd not include! Definitely yes to Colin Firth's "Pride & Prejudice".  I love all 6 of Jane Austen's stories brought to the screen & see you include Emma Thompson's lovely "Sense & Sensibi

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    Cardiaposted 12 years ago

    It's a hard one. I have so many movies that I love watching again and again. I think it's a toss-up between 'Tangled' and 'Day After Tomorrow'. Strange combination, right?
    I love 'Tangled' because it's such a sweet story and it's based on a fairytale, but it has more plot to it. The characters are so lovable, and sometimes I find myself singing or humming along to the songs!
    
    'Day After Tomorrow' is probably one of the first disaster movies that I've ever seen, and I absolutely enjoyed that as well. I think it encouraged me to watch more movies in that genre.

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       Nellieannaposted 12 years agoin reply to this

       Such a movie can make one think of realities surrounding us and whether or not we'd know what to do.

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       Cardiaposted 12 years agoin reply to this

       So true, Nellieanna!

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    Sunshine625posted 12 years ago

    
    
    Crash, if you haven't seen it yet I highly suggest it. ......http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375679/

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       jansharesposted 12 years agoin reply to this

       Amazing movie sunshine625. You are so right.

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    Steve Westposted 12 years ago

    Yes! Impossible question. There are so many good movies. If I had to choose 1 of 10 would be easier. But for now I will say Groundhog day with Bill Murray. I love how romantic he becomes at the end and wins the girl.

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    cat on a soapboxposted 12 years ago

    My favorite movie is Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window.

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