Love film?

1) Who is your favourite male actor of all time?

2) Who is your favourite female actor of all time?

3) What is the creepiest movie that you have ever seen?

4) Name the film that you think had the best twist?

5) Name your top six films, of all time?

6) Do you like the spaghetti western genre? If so, what was your fav?

7) Do you appreciate films with martial arts scenes? What was your fav?

 

1. Gregory Peck
2. Elizabeth Taylor
3. I don't remember. I refuse to watch creepy movies.
4. The Usual Suspects
5. To Kill a Mockingbird
Casablanca
Citizen Kane
A Night at the Opera
The Great Dictator
The Wizard of Oz
6. Don't really like them.
7. Don't like them at all.

 

I think Anthony Hopkins is good in whatever he's in. Vigo Mortenson was really good in "The Road."

I like Angela Bettis. I don't think she's been in anything big, but she's believable.

I thought "The Exorcist" was the creepiest movie I ever saw.

"Seven" had the best twist of all time.

Bladerunner
Robocop
The Matrix (part 1)
12 Monkeys
Creepshow
Full Metal Jacket

I don't really care for spaghetti westerns, but I think Tombstone is my favorite western, and Deadwood was an awesome series.

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon was the most memorable for me.

 

This is hard... I actually have to agree with Wrathful Buddha on Viggo. He can do just about any genre very well. Johnny Depp is quite good also.

Keira Knightley... and no, it's not just because she is astonishingly beautiful.

Not really any one in particular.

Either Fight Club or Shutter Island.

In no particular order:

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (is that cheating?)
Pan's Labyrinth
Paris, je t'aime
Shutter Island
Inglorious Bastards
300

No, I don't.

 

All time is difficult. I would say Ed Norton is my current favorite.

Again... ignoring all time... I like Maggie Gyllenhaal lately.

The 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special. It may be the worst thing I have ever seen. I give a strong second to Manos The Hands of Fate... both for creepy and worst film in history.

A Boy and His Dog

Ugh... I just can't do these "all time" things. I have thousands of films. I watch way too much film. Off the top of my head...

The Matrix
Once
Inception
Star Wars (episode V)
Alien
Blade Runner

Fistfull of Dollars

Probably Kung Fu Hustle... even though that wasn't what you were asking for.

 

Hard to choose, but I am going to go with Arnold Schwarzenegger. He's a very wooden actor, but I love all his films.

Jodie Foster, hands down. No one even comes close.

Sir T made me think of a film - The Lottery. I don't know if its the same one he mentioned but the movie I saw of that name gave me the chills for weeks afterward.

Can't think of any off the top of my head, but I liked the ending of Inside Man. Being able to pull off a bank robbery in such an ingenius way is up there with the best.

Terminator 2: Judgment Day
The Terminator
Terminator: Salvation
Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines
Panic Room
Dante's Peak

You can tell I'm a massive Terminator fan.

I don't even know what a spaghetti western is!

I haven't seen that many films with martial arts scenes, apart from a few Jackie Chan films.

 

1) Who is your favourite male actor of all time?

Harrison Ford.


2) Who is your favourite female actor of all time?


Natalie Portman.



3) What is the creepiest movie that you have ever seen?


Halloween.


4) Name the film that you think had the best twist?


The Empire Strikes Back.

5) Name your top six films, of all time?

A New Hope, Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, Revenge of the Sith, Attack of the clones, The phantom Menace.


6) Do you like the spaghetti western genre? If so, what was your fav?


I like Clint Eastwood.


7) Do you appreciate films with martial arts scenes? What was your fav?[/QUOTE]


Bruce Lee. Dragon movie.

 

yes, anything with Jackie Chan

 

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1)Brad Pitt. Many actors with awesome portfolios, but his work to date has been by far the most versatile, can play anything, and still has half of his career to do more.

2)Too much sexism in Hollywood. Tough to call. They all look pretty and cry on que. Any woman can do that. Claire Daines can bring quality to any role. Julia Roberts probably has the best resume but I don't like her on the screen. Cate Blanchet was awesome as Catherine Hepburn in Aviator.

3)Witchboard. When I was a kid. Probably would be dumb now.

4)The Game. Michael Douglass and Sean Penn

5)I don't know if I could pick a favorite 100. Watch a lot of movies. LOL

6)Of course. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

7)Not my favorite. Could still be a good show like the Rush Hour ones, but if strictly martial arts would not even bother. I don't mind watching real fights, but choreographed fights can't be the center of the movie.

 

Seriously... find it. 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special. It will ruin anything close to respect for Lucas. I strongly recommend you find the Riff Trax (guys from MST3K)... it is the only way it is watchable.

Worst thing ever.


Yes... the real cast is in it... though most of it is made up of Chewies extended family...

Leah belts out some awesome lifeday songs... a seemingly never ending friendship song from Bea Arthur...

and... of course these things...

 

It was billed as episode IV 1/2... and introduces Boba Fett (animated middle bit).


You are the only human on earth who could watch this thing on its own... however... again... I strongly recommend the riff trax version.

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It was soooooo bad.

 

1. Robert Duvall

2. Jodie Foster

3. The Silence of the Lambs

4. tough one, not sure

5. 1. Goodfellas 2. The Silence of the Lambs 3. The Deer Hunter 4. Godfather II 5. Lonesome Dove(technically a mini-series) 6. Braveheart

6. haven't really seen too many

7. not really. They're too unrealistic

 

NO

 

Hard to choose just one. I like Johnny Depp, Ewan McGregor and Colin Firth, but I'm going to have to go with Gary Oldman.

Meryl Streep, with Glenn Close not far behind.

Nothing stands out, since I don't watch many creepy movies.

Sort of drawing a blank. Maybe the Sixth Sense? I could probably come up with something better if I thought about it some more.

Torch Song Trilogy
The Princess Bride
Apartment 0 (that's a zero)
Monty Python & The Holy Grail
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

Not that they're the best films ever made, but they happen to be my top favorites.

Pretty much 'no' to both.

 

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you probably ADORE :

The Brit Sitcom ... - Absolutely Fabulous - and might have got
hooked on - The East Enders -.

 

Tough call. Maybe Stallone? He's kind of typecast, but I like what he does.

I'll give this one some more thought. There are a few others I'm weighing.

Fight Club. Seven and Shutter Island were good answers too, but I saw both of those coming before they happened.

Oh man, quite a few. At least a couple of Bruce Lee flicks. I'll get back to you on this and the other ones I didn't answer.

 

Anyone seen the remake of 'True Grit'?

I just bought a film, this week - 'Old Boy'.

Not watched it yet, but it is very rated.

 

Sorry, I don't go in for remakes. I own the original and like it.

 

I hate remakes too. But the new true grit surprised me. I think they did the old one justice. Kept to it.

"I have been lead...... on a wild goose chase...by a harpy in trousers...and a nincompoop.."

 

You a Coen Bros fan?

 

1) Who is your favourite male actor of all time?
Paul Newman
2) Who is your favourite female actor of all time?
Salma Hayek just yummy !!
3) What is the creepiest movie that you have ever seen?
Psycho
4) Name the film that you think had the best twist?
The Village
5) Name your top six films, of all time?
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The Sting
From Dusk Till Dawn
The Paper Chase
Rocky I
The Matrix
6) Do you like the spaghetti western genre? If so, what was your fav?
no
7) Do you appreciate films with martial arts scenes? What was your fav
yes , I liked all the Bruce Lee movies

 

Yes, very funny. Edit: I should perhaps clarify - My mother is the one who got me hooked on it.

Never saw it.

 

The Big Labowski all time great, for sure.