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Old 01-22-2008, 04:07 AM
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Mine has to be Annie Hall by Woody Allen.
Thats so hard to pick just one. If I had to...mmm...it would probably be "Lawrence of Arabia."

Other faves include..."Batman" (the one w/ Michael Keaton)..."Aliens" (Sigourney weaver kicking arse!)..."Ghostbusters"..."Back to the Future"...the list goes on...
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In random order:

Rosemary's Baby
Yours,Mine and Ours (with Lucille Ball)
Father of the Bride ( the one with Spencer Tracy)
Into the wild
Excalibur
The Cider House Rules (in fact, any Lasse Halstrom movie)
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
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Old 01-22-2008, 12:41 PM
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Not Interview With The Vampire?



For real?
hmm, Interview was good, but a bit too Hollywoodish with the casting choices and not darkly brooding enough for me
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Old 01-22-2008, 01:25 PM
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i have a lot of favorite films...most of which i own...

la femme d'Ă* cĂ´te
six degrees of separation
brighton beach memoirs
looking for alibrandi
heathers
indochine
ridicule
huit femmes
amélie
elizabeth
gone with the wind
broadcast news

...i could go on.
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Old 01-22-2008, 04:35 PM
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My very favorite movie:


This picture was taken the first time the opening scenes of Gone With the Wind were filmed. The producer wanted it filmed with a different dress, so months later it was filmed again. It is the second version that is in the film.
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I hate lists like this. but, if someone had a gun to my head right now I'd say Sordid Lives.
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Old 01-22-2008, 05:20 PM
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i don't watch movies a lot, but these are my all-time favorites, i guess:

pulp fiction
natural born killers
kill bill vol. 1
kill bill vol. 2
wayne's world
wayne's world 2
grandma's boy
the parent trap (the good one, with hayley mills and maureen o'hara)
the quiet man
mclintock
tombstone

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. . . I'd say Sordid Lives.
Lord Child - I do not know which one I'd be in that if they had to cast me, though I think the Delta Burke character likely would be it

Fabulous movie!
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My favorites:

Barefoot in the Park
The Notebook
A Knight's Tale - RIP Heath
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The Great Gatsby
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Lord Child - I do not know which one I'd be in that if they had to cast me, though I think the Delta Burke character likely would be it

Fabulous movie!
I'd be Sissy for sure.

btw, you do know they are taping a series to air on Logo with most of the original cast. Ty in the series will be played by Jason something. he married Del Shores in 2003 and his hometown is about 20 minutes from me.
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In no particular order:

Europa, Europa
When Harry Met Sally
Fiddler on the Roof
Tootsie
Harold and Maude
(though I have mixed feelings about the ending)
Crossing Delancey
Airplane
Born Free
North by Northwest
The Fugitive
The Princess Bride
The Muppet Movie
Mary Poppins
The Others
To Kill a Mockingbird
Pee Wee's Big Adventure
The Return of Martin Guerre
Defending Your Life
Die Hard
My Bodyguard
Overboard
Paper Moon
Modern Times


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Wow, I hadn't figured you for the religious type.

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Working Girl is great! Funny, smart, brilliant comic performances. I'm old enough to have seen it in the cinema when it first came out too.

I guess I didn't expect those choices from you because they are the sort of movies my mum would cite as her faves. I think when I was your age my favourites were angsty teen stuff like Heathers, Pump Up The Volume (I even had the soundtrack!) and The River's Edge.
How dark is River's Edge? I loved that movie.

My favorite movie is Groundhog Day.
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