What is the Best Movie You've NEVER Seen ?

AmericanMuscleTA

10 years ago

Ahem... I've never seen Star Wars either and I plan on keeping it that way.

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discrat 10 years ago

Originally Posted by AmericanMuscleTA

Ahem... I've never seen Star Wars either and I plan on keeping it that way.

Nice. I suspect I got the same reaction when I told my Dad I had never seen Citizen Kane
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Dan Riffle

10 years ago

I've never seen Titanic or Avatar and don't plan on it.

However, I'll have to go with Seven Samurai.

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Claude Whitacre 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

I've never seen Titanic or Avatar and don't plan on it.

However, I'll have to go with Seven Samurai.

I never watched Titanic. But I've watched The Seven Samurai and Avatar. And based on never watching Titanic, I can definitely say that it's my second favorite movie.

What is the best movie we've never seen? (Is there a sillier question?)

Let's see. What flavor of ice cream do I hate the most, that I've never tasted?

Answer : Riffle Road
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elusian

10 years ago

The Godfather and Casablanca.

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Dan Riffle 10 years ago

Originally Posted by elusian

The Godfather and Casablanca.

You MUST watch The Godfather immediately!

Seriously. A bottle of red, linguine with clams, a bib, and this movie. And don't forget the cannoli for dessert.
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webbypride

10 years ago

There has been many good movies, but my favorite of all time is comedy movies.

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pollyiam

Banned 10 years ago

1. Schwank Redemption
2. Fast and Furious Series
3. Avtaar
4. Black (Bollywood)

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Cam Connor 10 years ago

Originally Posted by pollyiam

1. Schwank Redemption
2. Fast and Furious Series
3. Avtaar
4. Black (Bollywood)

Fast and Furious series is the bomb... and yea, I've never seen shawshank redemption or shindler's list. Also never saw that horror movie It (the clown one). Always wanted to see that, never got around to it...
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WalkingCarpet

Banned 10 years ago

Citizen Kane or any of the Bogey crap. Can't stand old crap. Dead boring.

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whateverpedia 10 years ago

Originally Posted by WalkingCarpet

Citizen Kane or any of the Bogey crap. Can't stand old crap. Dead boring.

Then again wild horses couldn't drag you away from watching this: http://www.warriorforum.com/off-topi...ve-stream.html

I repeat - Wow, just wow.
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whateverpedia

10 years ago

I've never seen Battleship Potemkin or The Bicycle Thief, both of which regularly appear on the list of bestest movies ever.

I have seen Citizen Kane though (it's on my list of bestest movies I HAVE seen).

I've also seen Seven Samurai, but only the version with Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Coburn, Horst Buchholz, Charles Bronson, Robert Vaughan and Brad Dexter as the (ahem) Samurai who save a Mexican village from bandits led by Eli Wallach.

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fin

10 years ago

I would probably say Godfather too. Not seen any of them.

Star Trek anything, never been a fan even though I've not seen them and a lot of people love them.

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Banned 10 years ago

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Alexa Smith

Banned 10 years ago

Originally Posted by discrat

Also, I remember recently where someone on a forum said they had never seen Star Wars.

That is hard to believe

I've never seen any movie in the Star Wars series at all (and honestly don't imagine that any of them is the "best movie I've never seen"). I've seen plenty of Star Trek, though.

I've also never seen The Godfather (and I accept that that's probably a glaring omission that should be corrected). I've seen the whole of The Sopranos, though (and that probably isn't true of many people my age

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discrat 10 years ago

Oh , I guess I thought Star Wars was like the Wizard of Oz (1939 )

Transcending all generations.
Maybe not

Please Alexa , tell me you have seen the Wizard of Oz ?
I might never want to talk to you again if you have not
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discrat 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith;9500312
I've seen the [U

whole[/U] of The Sopranos, though (and that probably isn't true of many people my age ).

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How old are you ? LOL

The last Run of the Sopranos was 2007. You joined WF in 2008.

Were you considered to young back then to watch Sopranos ??

(I knew 14 year old nephews who got into it and a lot of their friends.)

Yeah back, in 2006 when my wife and I first moved into together in Nashville she was waiting for her Nursing license and I was working from home so we had June-Septemeber completely free that Summer.

We watched the whole Sopranos and Sex and City in like 5 days on DVD.

Both were awesome. I could not believe I actually got glued to Sex and City Never in a million years lol
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whateverpedia

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

I've also never seen The Godfather (and I accept that that's probably a glaring omission that should be corrected). I've seen the whole of The Sopranos, though (and that probably isn't true of many people my age

).

As much as I liked the Godfather (the first two anyway), I think the Sopranos was better.

Maybe because it was contemporary, maybe because the longer format of six seasons of thirteen episodes each allowed more character development, maybe it's just my personal taste.

BTW, have you got that box set of Breaking Bad yet?

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Alexa Smith

Banned 10 years ago

Originally Posted by discrat

Please Alexa , tell me you have seen the Wizard of Oz ?

Nope - never been to the Southern Hemisphere at all.

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How old are you ? LOL

I'm getting on toward the quarter-century, now.

Originally Posted by discrat

I could not believe I actually got glued to Sex and City

Never in a million years lol

Well, it's "easy watching", isn't it? Repeated indefinitely on various cable channels here. (And there are some quite good shoes in it, as I remember?).

Originally Posted by whateverpedia

BTW, have you got that box set of Breaking Bad yet?

Not yet ... I will, though: I've really heard very good things, about that.

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discrat

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

Well, it's "easy watching", isn't it? Repeated indefinitely on various cable channels here. (And there are some quite good shoes in it, as I remember?).

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Yeah I can remember years before this I would made fun of my Aunt and Uncle for watching what I thought was a "silly chic'" show.

Then my wife made me watch first two episodes on DVD that Summer and next thing I know was I was was hounding her to watch more of them with me lol

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whateverpedia

10 years ago

I must admit also that I've only ever seen the first two Star Wars movies.

Erm, I mean the fourth and fifth ones....

... oh you know what I mean anyway.

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BigFrank

Banned 10 years ago

Up until 2 weeks ago I had never seen any of "The Matrix' trilogy. I sat through all 3, back to back to back, two weekends ago and if all goes well I should be let out of the psyche ward in another two weeks.

Cheers. - Frank

P.S. I did watch all the Star Trek movies on Labor Day. Sweet!!!

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discrat

10 years ago

Originally Posted by BigFrank

Up until 2 weeks ago I had never seen any of "The Matrix' trilogy. I sat through all 3, back to back to back, two weekends ago and if all goes well I should be let out of the psyche ward in another two weeks.

Cheers. - Frank

P.S. I did watch all the Star Trek movies on Labor Day. Sweet!!!

Sorry Big Frank I honestly walked up out of the first Matrix at the Theater and left my good buddy watching it by myself.

One of the most boring movies I have ever seen in my Life. I am not a big sci- fi .

Of course,I did love Jurassic Park ( if that is considered Sci-Fi)

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BigFrank Banned 10 years ago

Originally Posted by discrat

Sorry Big Frank I honestly walked up out of the first Matrix at the Theater and left my good buddy watching it by myself.

Well, the first one was vaguely interesting even though I didn't have a clue as to what was going on. I should have quit after the first one.

One of the most boring movies I have ever seen in my Life.

Yeah - I have to agree. The second one was dreadful. The third? I think I kept watching it so if anyone ever asked me what the absolute worst movie I ever DID see was, I'd be sure to have a ready answer. It was pure garbage.

I am not a big sci-fi.

Nor, I - of movies. I did go through a period of devouring any sci-fi short story I could get my hands on and became a huge fan of Philip K. Dick. I made much better movies from his books, in my mind, than I have generally seen on screen.

Of course, I did love Jurassic Park ( if that is considered Sci-Fi)

Well, it ain't musical-comedy. lol

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SammyCain

10 years ago

Hello, I am very lucky to see Titanic Movie. I think it is the best movie for my life eye. It's romance and action is very romantic session from another movie. I like it.
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Alex Blades

10 years ago

Kind of hard to choose, but I have to go with The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.

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ThomM

10 years ago

How do you know how good a movie is if you've never seen it?

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lanfear63

10 years ago

Originally Posted by ThomM

How do you know how good a movie is if you've never seen it?

Agreed, but the thread was about, what was the single best single movie you have never seen. Not several choices or taking one that is acclaimed as being the best, that you have not seen.

Should change it to, you are going to be put on a desert island, you have one movie to take with you and the means to watch it as much as you like.

Which one would it be?

I have not made up my mind yet.

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Claude Whitacre

10 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

Agreed, but the thread was about, what was the single best single movie you have never seen. Not several choices or taking one that is acclaimed as being the best, that you have not seen.

Should change it to, you are going to be put on a desert island, you have one movie to take with you and the means to watch it as much as you like.

Which one would it be?

I have not made up my mind yet.

I would ask; "You are going to be put on a desert island, you have one movie to take with you but no means to watch it. Which movie would you take?"

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lanfear63 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

I would ask; "You are going to be put on a desert island, you have one movie to take with you but no means to watch it. Which movie would you take?"

You might say then "You are are going to be put on a desert island and you can not take any movie with you that you have not seen yet and have no means to watch it anyway if you had. Which one would you have chosen not to take that you have not seen yet.

Does that make sense?

Getting back to the topic without the Island bit.

If you have read Hey Sal's Book, "How to Unsee" you would be able to choose any movie you like because you can follow the instructions to Unsee it. But, there is a problem...

I have read HeySals book 4 times. The reason is I have bought it 4 times. I am leaving a note on the thread to be reminded of this. Due to a clever marketing ploy, I suspect their is some carefully worded text in there that after teaching you to Unsee it makes you Unsee the book, it's contents and title, and of course how to Unsee.

So when you look at your previous posts and hers she cleverly makes reference to it so you go out and buy it again thinking what a great idea. Very Clever.

I have pieced together all this from previous posts and credit card purchases and am keeping careful notes.

Update soon.
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Kurt

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

I would ask; "You are going to be put on a desert island, you have one movie to take with you but no means to watch it. Which movie would you take?"

I'd take "The Entire Wit and Wisdom of Claude Whiteacre: The Movie". Since it would obviously be blank, I wouldn't feel like I was missing out on anything.

Then, I would use the DVD as a reflective device where I could signal ships at sea for help.

Also, I could use the DVD to reflect more sunlight into the small fresnel lense (magnifier) I keep in my wallet to help start a fire.

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lanfear63

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

I'd take "The Entire Wit and Wisdom of Claude Whiteacre: The Movie". Since it would obviously be blank, I wouldn't feel like I was missing out on anything.

Then, I would use the DVD as a reflective device where I could signal ships at sea for help.

Also, I could use the DVD to reflect more sunlight into the small fresnel lense (magnifier) I keep in my wallet to help start a fire.

Very resourceful.

It is also available in book form, one page, blank. I have The Wit and Wisdom Of Dan Riffle as well and that is one page, blank.

I later learned that Dan had Plagiarized Claude's work.

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Kurt

10 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

Very resourceful.

It is also available in book form, one page, blank. I have The Wit and Wisdom Of Dan Riffle as well and that is one page, blank.

I later learned that Dan had Plagiarized Claude's work.

AKA "tinder" for my fire...

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Dan Riffle 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Then, I would use the DVD as a reflective device where I could signal ships at sea for help.

Trust me, even the DVD involved would be dim.
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Claude Whitacre

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

I'd take "The Entire Wit and Wisdom of Claude Whitacre: The Movie". Since it would obviously be blank, I wouldn't feel like I was missing out on anything.

Then, I would use the DVD as a reflective device where I could signal ships at sea for help.

Also, I could use the DVD to reflect more sunlight into the small fresnel lense (magnifier) I keep in my wallet to help start a fire.

Kurt; I missed you.
And reading Ianfear63 and Riffles insults for the last few weeks....also made me miss you.

And Riffle; Maybe the DVD would be dim, but my forehead is still reflective.

So there.

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Dan Riffle 10 years ago

Originally Posted by ThomM

How do you know how good a movie is if you've never seen it?

Dammit all, Thom! You've ruined the inherent oddness of the thread by mentioning the inherent oddness of the thread. Why don't you just tear a hole in the Space-Time Continuum while you're at it?
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discrat 10 years ago

Originally Posted by ThomM

How do you know how good a movie is if you've never seen it?

Well,good question. I guess if its been highly touted or maybe received Awards.

Heck I don't know, Thom. You are not supposed to ask questions like that
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bizgrower

10 years ago

Many, many I have never seen, nor desire to. Odd considering I worked movie theaters in high school and college and loved movies then. Of all the famous or critically acclaimed movies, I have to say that I tried to watch "Silverado" twice. A friend really liked it. I fell asleep trying to watch it at the theater, and at home.

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hardraysnight

10 years ago

blues brothers

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discrat 10 years ago

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blues brothers

Really good movie. Great sound track
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Jonathan 2.0

Banned 10 years ago

Lol. The Matrix and Star Wars are two of my favourite movie series.

Anyway, I guess it would have to be Gone With The Wind.

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MissTerraK

10 years ago

Hmmm,

At this point I would have to say all of them that I haven't seen because well, I haven't seen them. And if I had seen them, then I couldn't list them because they no longer would be movies that I haven't seen.

You can't fool me, lol!

Terra

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Jonathan 2.0

Banned 10 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

At this point I would have to say all of them that I haven't seen because well, I haven't seen them. And if I had seen them, then I couldn't list them because they no longer would be movies that I haven't seen.

Cheat like I did and look through the top 10 movies. : P (I know, I have too much time on my hands Lol.)

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Rick Rodd

10 years ago

Casablanca, One Flew over the Cuckoo Nest, Gone With the Wind, Rain Man.

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