What's your favorite movie ever?

[raissazhou02]

I have a few.. Lord of the Rings movies, particularly Return of the King
and recently I do believe Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind has become a favorite. Shawshank Redemption is one of those movies that I can watch over and over again. So those are mine... Now tell me yours dammit!

[aliensong]

My favorite movie is "Prison Break", very classic, very thrill, very romantic, very exciting tv shows. I love to watch it every time if I have leisure time.

Of course, the "Lord of the Rings" and "Return of the king" are also very popular in movie history. Mass tv funs are like to enjoy them during spare time.

Thanks, Raissa ! Have a nice day !

Aliensong

[artwebster]

Two favourites for different reasons, Zulu and Soilent Green

[KAINSMONEY]

My favorites movies are , Against the law , Carrie , Chucky I,II,III , Escape from la .

[David17]

Loads of them but all time favourite is maybe Congo or Evils Dead

[ecoverartist]

The Time Machine (the 2002 version) and the Butterfly Effect. I love time travel stuff!

[lozz1960]

Loved Million Dollar Baby, Death at a Funeral, My big fat greek wedding, bit of a mixed bag.

[ThomM]

I can think of 3 movies I've watched more then a dozen times each.
Python's 'Holy Grail'
Zombies 'House of a 1,000 Corpses'
Disney's 'Pirates of the Caribbean'

[Kim Davis]

The Hours - Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore, Meryl Streep. Such a soul soothing movie.

[Rick McCombs]

My favorite movie ever would have to be "Sargent York" staring Gary Cooper.

[andr102]

Fountain I sow it 3 times. It is very difficult to understand.

[alanm88]

That's a hard one to choose... I love Shawshank Redemption, American History X and a few others

[digital_kumar]

My favorite movie is Terminator salvation as i have watched recently.

[Audrey Harvey]

Originally Posted by David17

Loads of them but all time favourite is maybe Congo or Evils Dead

I made my husband watch Evil Dead on our first date, and he still married me, LOL.

My favourite movie of all time is the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Love Tim Curry in suspenders.

[talfighel]

I don't have a favorite movie but here is a small list of the ones that I love and have on DVD:

Meet the fockers
SPEED 1
Borat (Very silly movie but funny)

Tal

[Shaka]

In no particular order:

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea
Citizen Kane
Underworld
It’s A Wonderful life
In The Heat of The Night

P.S. I have eclectic taste.

[TeddyP]

If people ask my favourite food, or song or TV show I have to think about it - and am never 100% happy with my choice. I have a definite favourite movie though and suggest anyone who hasn't seen it (AND can handle sub-titles) go watch it ASAP:

City of God - Beautifully shot, incredible acting - heart wrenching.

[Sandycmy]

Gladiator
Shaushank Redemption

[LukeVibertz]

Maybe "Blue Velvet" or "The Fifth Element"

[BurgerBoy]

My favorite movie is - Physco (1960) with Norman Bates.

[Michael Oksa]

My all time favorite is Lord of the Rings: Return of the King - Extended cut.

After that, in no particular order, ones that spring to mind...

This Is Spinal Tap
Fellowship of the Ring
Grease
The Two Towers
Cast Away
Star Wars - Episodes IV, V and VI
Jurrasic Park
A movie whose name I can't remember but the main character's name was Johnny Twennies - EXCELLENT!
Run Lola Run
Armed and Dangerous
Tropic Thunder
Clockwork Orange
North By Northwest
And more...I love my Netflix!

All the best,
Michael

[Srikanth D]

Iruvar*
Memento
Roja*
Batman-Darkknights
Anbe Sivam*
Crash
Sixth Sense
Insomnia
Signs
Matrix


* - Indian - Tamil language movie

[Tizzy Dupont]

Originally Posted by David17

Loads of them but all time favourite is maybe Congo or Evils Dead

MAYBE?! Evil Dead is the reason God allowed such a thing as motion pictures.

And the first Matrix, Ironman, Dune (David Lynch version).

AND God invented the web internets to punish television producers for screwing up Twin Peaks. Personally, I would have chosen a very slow smoking process . . .

[StoneColdHomer]

Just got to love Gladiator, but for a bit of fun one of Tom Hank's earlier movies - Bachelor Party.
Always LMAO when his friend is trying to slash his wrists with an electriuc razor while stoned.

[ellehc]

Twilight and Terminator..

[clubvikram]

i enjoy farrelly brothers movies..love all of them, they kinda make a good comedy with some great messages in them! i really enjoy them

[nosbor]

Pulp fiction...

[Silveda]

Donnie Darko

[Bill Farnham]

It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World...first saw that in the theater when it came out in 1964.

The Shootist - John Wayne's last movie.

I'm gald someone else mentioned The Shawshank Redemption, that's an awsome flick.

KJ

[derekwong28]

Possibly Gremlins

[triosolutions]

Mission Impossible

[Michael Motley]

The Fifth Element
The Professional
The Mummy

[metalgear]

hii..my favorite??? there are lots of it.stallone's daylight is definately one of it. i also liked rocky 1,2,3 ,narnia, goodwill hunting...

[blm2007]

My favourite movie is 2Fast 2Furious. I just love cars and the modified cars in this movie was awesome man. I wish that I could have one of those.

[Tonytsports]

Bladerunner. An action move that made you think.

[Elena Petrova]

"To Russia With Love" of course!

sorry, I couldn't help myself!

[LogoNerds]

Comedy: Money Pit (You have to see this - Older Tom Hanks Movie)
Drama: God Father
Action: 300 (is this considered action?)
Horror: Dawn Of The Dead
Others: Casino, Blow, Pulp Fiction, Snatch

[Steven Wagenheim]

Good grief, to try to pick your favorite movie of all time is like trying to pick
the most beautiful woman who ever walked the planet. I mean, get real.

I wouldn't even begin to try to pick my favorite out of respect to all those
great movies that I love that I'd end up slighting.

Here's a short list of movies that I like a lot. Let's leave it at that.

Sci Fi

War Of The Worlds (original)
Forbidden Planet
The Day The Earth Stood Still (Original)
Gorgo
The Incredible Shrinking Man

Comedy

The Time Of Their Lives
It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Arsenic And Old Lace

Drama

It's A Wonderful Life
Dog Day Afternoon
Mrs Miniver
Sgt York
Dead Poets Society
Rocky
Scrooge (Alistair Sim)
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
To Kill A Mockingbird

Musicals

Wizard Of Oz
Sound Of Music
Mary Poppins
My Fair Lady
Showboat (Paul Robeson)

Adventure

Raiders Of The Lost Ark
Lord Of The Rings (All 3)
The Dirty Dozen

I'll stop there. I've already left out about 100 incredible movies that I'm
going to kick myself for.

Don't even try to have me pick one of those as a favorite. I'd sooner
stand in front of a firing squad.

There have been so many amazing movies in cinema history that it's
almost mind boggling how much talent has come and gone in this world
in just 82 years. (The Jazz Singer - 1927) Yes, I know, it wasn't really
the first movie ever made but it's the first talkie (though not completely
as some parts were dubbed in later. Long story, don't ask) Charlie Chaplin
was doing so hilarious short silent films between 1914 and 1918 like
"The Rink", "The Cure", "One AM" and others. I remember watching them
on channel 13 (public TV) when I was a kid about 40 years ago.

What's your favorite movie ever?

You've got to be kidding me.

[Alexa Smith]

Originally Posted by Audrey Harvey

I made my husband watch Evil Dead on our first date, and he still married me, LOL.

That's not a bad recommendation. I'm not quite sure if it's not a bad recommendation for the movie, or for you, or for your husband, but anyway it's not a bad recommendation!

My own favourite would always be a Nicolas Roeg one. Either "Bad Timing" or "Don't Look Now" or "The Man Who Fell To Earth", perhaps.

And I also strongly recommend "The French Lieutenant's Woman" movie, in the version with the Harold Pinter screenplay, directed by Karel Riesz (perhaps best and most interesting for those who've read the book first - which is quite unusual for a movie).

[raydp]

Quite right Steve, a lot depends on the mood you're in. I love a load of those on your list and would add The Godfather, The Cotton Club and Moulin Rouge (the remake).

Ray

[CDarklock]

Hellraiser.

It's not really a movie, it's a religion.

[Steve_Dougherty]

I'm going to take the easy way out and agree with most of what Steve says..

except I would need to add the original Planet Of The Apes - all of them and the cameo appearance of Chuck Heston in the remake - that was a hoot.

Sgt York and To Hell & Back, both about real American Heroes.

Too many great movies to really pick but thanks for the stroll down memory lane.

[Jagged]

Blazing Saddles....Mel Brooks
I've seen it well over 40 times & I still crack up every time. Sheer Genius....

Ken

[Steve_Dougherty]

Mongo Love Beans..

Ken, I quit counting after 20 something..

[Bill Farnham]

Originally Posted by Jagged

Blazing Saddles....Mel Brooks
I've seen it well over 40 times & I still crack up every time. Sheer Genius....Ken

Holy Crap! How could I have forgotten that one...

KJ

[developerholic]

If Only,
Black Beauty,
Fluke

<< movies that made me cry >>

[rypher21]

titanic and harry potter movies

[subisa852]

My most favorite movies ever are Before Sunrise and Before Sunset with Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy. The witty conversations in the movie were awesome as well as the story and leaves the audience wanting for more.

[Patrician]

I like most movies that have some plot other than violence, endless car chases, and gratuitous sex. (eeeeewwww)

I am a classic and independent movie 'buff' I guess you could say, Hare Digital Cable TV.

Some of my most favorites are

Wuthering Heights (both old and new versions - Olivier & Dalton)
Eraserhead - David Lynch
Rebecca
The Ghost & Mrs Muir
Vertigo
Picnic
Portrait of Jennie
Love is a Many Splendered Thing
Summer and Smoke
Three Faces of Eve
East of Eden
David & Lisa

All Charlie Chaplin, Lilian Gish and Greta Garbo films - silent and talkies
Most silent films circa 1917 on up

Repo Man and Rock & Roll Highschool - for the music
Sid & Nancy
Racing With the Moon
X-Files
Twin Peaks

... i think that covers the basics...

[Kurt]

Little Big Man - Dustin Hoffman and Faye Dunaway
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
High Plains Drifter
Unforgiven
All other Clint Eastwood movies EXCEPT "Bridges of Madison County"
Young Frankenstein (nice knockers!)
Shrek
Shanghai Noon - and all Jackie Chan movies
The Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers
Exorsist
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The Great Escape
Pappion - Steve McQueen
Jaws - The original
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Cat Ballou
The Dirty Dozen (and Lee Marvin)
Total Recall - with Arnold
The Airplane movies - (don't call me shirley!)
The Naked Gun - with Leslie Nielson