John Noble (
jackofallgeeks) wrote2002-11-20 08:19 pm
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MovieFest 2002
Rachel and I are trying to get a list of movies to see, and I thought I'd post it here so I can't lose it. If anyone has anything that might be added, let me know.
MoviesList
Dead Poet's Society
Momento
Lord of the Rings (extended)
Dogma
Clerks
Chasing Amy
Mallrats
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
A Beautiful Mind
A Fish Named Wanda
Two Towers (Rachel's Production)
Spy Game
Spiderman
StarWars - Episode Two
Donnie Darko
The Usual Suspects
Time Machine
What Dreams May Come
Thirteenth Floor
Philadelphia Story
Bringing Up Baby
When Harry Met Sally
American History X
Pulp Fiction
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Girl Interrupted
Streetcar Named Desire
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Gone in 60 Seconds
Braveheart
Swing Kids
Center Stage
Saving Private Ryan
We Were Soldiers
Brotherhood Of The Wolf
Monsters Inc.
Sum of All Fears
Changing Lanes
Amalie
Playing By Heart
Simone
Requiem for a Dream
It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Three Musketeers
6 String Samurai
Kate and Leopold
Office Space
Oceans Eleven
Hunt For Red October
Patriot Games
Clear And Present Danger
Feel the Jealousy
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all 3 evil dead, although if your going for laughs just do army of darkness
6 string samurai- best movie ever.
the indiana jones movies are always worth another watch
the musketeer. this is a prequal type thing to 3 musketeers... and it is worth it.
the frighteners. funny. ass. shit.
kate and leopold. romantic w/ slight sci-fi theme
night of the living dead, classic. that would be the black and white.. and it has one of the funniest lines ever. "their dead man... really messed up."
mel brooks. aka men in tights, history of the world, bla bla bla
lastly: monty python.
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And he's right - Indiana Jones, Monty Python, and Mel Brooks are classic...
Rachel, you HAVE seen 'Blazing Saddles,' right?
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Good marks for including Time Machine, Sum of all Fears (why not Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger or Hunt for Red October? (Hunt is a classic too.), as well as Gone in 60 Seconds. (Best of the best for watching cars, if its the remake with Cage, but I think the original is good too.)
Ah well, just a few *more* opinions...
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Rudy: A classic... but kind of slow. Heart warming though.
Spiderman: I need to see this one!
Oceans Eleven: WONDERFUL! So intriguing, and great actors.
Hunt For Red October: Andrew, this has been added. I have wanted to see this for a while... let's do it!
Patriot Games: Also need to see it.
Clear And Present Danger: Yups. Need to see it.
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Three Musketeers: Andrew, if you haven't seen it, this is now on the list also. I LOVE it.
Indiana Jones: Also classics. Love them.
The Musketeer: Ok... not so much. I had issues. We're not wasting time on this one Andrew.
Kate & Leopold: You'd like this one Andrew. It's good.
Mel Brooks: Wonderful man. :-) I've seen Producers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstien, Men In Tights, and Spaceballs. I think the ones I'm missing are the more obscure of his collection. They are so funny! :-)
Monty Python: "Come back here! I'll bite your legs off!" :-)
Now to continue looking at the comments. :-)