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miss_fortune
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Give me your top five most favourite movies you've ever seen.

 

1. Pirates of the Caribbean

2. Zoolander

3. The Count of Monte Cristo

4. Rocky Horror Picture Show

5. Pride and Prejudice

 

*cheer*

 

Tim Curry is awesome.

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wow this topic seems like a rip off of another......

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cat fight!

 

*gagging* ...MEOW

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1. Moulin Rouge

2. Trainspotting

3. Lord of the Rings: the Return of the King

4. Almost Famous

5. Dead Poet's Society

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yeah I'd have to say I liked the Dead Poets Society too ;)

 

/me stands up on table

"I did it sir"

 

but yes.

 

1. The Matrix

2. The Matrix: Revolutions

3. The Matrix Reloaded

4. LoTR: Fellowship

5. LoTR: Return of the King

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1. Gladiator

2. LOTR Return of the King

3. X2

4. LOTR Two Towers

5. LOTR Fellowship

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1. The Breakfast Club

2. Romeo + Juliet

3. The Goonies

4. 8 Crazy Nights

5. Center Stage

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jesus the breakfast club is bitchin. I love you molly.

parkerville
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1) 8 mile

2) The Replacements

3) Happy Gilmore

4) Super Troopers

5) Club Dread

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Club Dread? What happened in that one?

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1. The Breakfast Club

2. Romeo + Juliet

3. The Goonies

4. 8 Crazy Nights

5. Center Stage

Oooo, Romeo + Juliet! That would probably be my #6. Baz Luhrmann is my God.

parkerville
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if youve seen super troopers and liked it, youll love club dread, its the same actors and same directors n everything, its really funny.

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In no particular order:

 

Clerks

Fight Club

Apocalypse Now

High Fidelity

Back to the Future (All three)

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THE MALTESE FALCON

My Beautiful Laundrette

Shawshank Redemption

Age Of Innocence

Lost in Translation

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Added on:

Lost in Translation

Punch Drunk Love

Forest Gump

The Red Violin

fakelightning
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Donnie Darko

Pulp Fiction

Breakfast Club

Almost Famous

Stand By Me

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Aw. I love 'Stand By Me'. RIP River Pheonix. :-(

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he was really good, even at 15

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My top 5 are:

 

- Amelie

- The Godfather

- Barrio (it is a Spanish movie, about social issues: young people living in a big city - Madrid - and their everyday problems and live)

- El Bola (another Spanish movie, also about social issues: young mistreatment by their parents, also taking place in Madrid and the story of a boy, in a difficult family, who is mistreated by his father)

- Pulp Fiction

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1. Donnie Darko

2. Lost in Translation

3. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

4. BASEketball

5. Cyrano de Bergerac (french version)

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To Lydia and Crusader:

You both have great taste in movies. I like your choices.

My Top 5:

1. Moulin Rouge

2. Fight Club

3. Velvet Goldmine

4. Being John Malkovich

5. Magnolia

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Velvet Goldmine. I haven't seen that in forever. I need to re-watch it. I rememeber that Eddie Izzard was wonderful in it. Actually, the whole cast was wonderful. And, of course, all of the Oscar Wilde quotes...

silentshadow
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The Matrix

Fight Club

Forest Gump

Empire Strikes Back

Batman Begins

HouseOfSmokeAndMirrors
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Annie

Snatch

Awakenings

moulin rouge

the big easy

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The Matrix

V for Vendetta

Donnie Darko

The Sixth Sense

tie: Fight Club and Back to the Future

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