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What would be in your top 5 favourite films list
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9 Apr 2009, 13:14
Super Logica
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My LoveFilm account apparently does not have enough films requested and, despite thinking there were lots of films I wanted to see, I cannot think of anything to put on the list.

So, I am asking you, lovely bloopies:
What 5 films would you want with you on a desert island? (assuming you had a dvd player too!)

Also, in a twitter style, if you could say what is great about the film in a couple of sentences... Or even give a quote if you feel like it!
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9 Apr 2009, 13:15
Super Logica
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Yes I did just post a link back to this thread... D'OH!

Love film can be viewed by clicking HERE
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10 Apr 2009, 01:23
starsmaycollide
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I really answered from the desert island perspective, but as just a general suggestion, a couple to watch if you haven't are The Prestige and Memento.
I put them in the 'really odd but really good' category. :)
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11 Apr 2009, 11:11
lithium layouts.
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1. Finding Nemo
2. Chicago
3. V for Vendetta
4. Monsters Inc
5. Anything by Monty Python. xD
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9 Apr 2009, 20:48
Aiure
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300 (2006)
While not historically accurate (obviously), it makes for one hell of an epic tale. Well made; well acted.

The Fifth Element (1997)
It's a sci-fi orgasm. End of story.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)
Really drawn out, but sooooo funny.

Leaves From Satan's Book (1919)
Exceptional silent film. One of the few silent films I'll watch (the others involve Charlie Chaplin!)

Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993)
Mel Brooks. Enough said. :P
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11 Apr 2009, 08:03
Super Logica
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Gosh, I did love 300!! It was like Gladiator (which I also love) but cooler, and involves less crying at the end!
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9 Apr 2009, 22:30
Kate.Monster
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hmmmm

1. The fountain
2. Punch Drunk Love
3. Real women have curves
4. Jesus camp (documentary, but it still counts)
5. Teeth


Damn it's so hard trying to think of movies you can watch over and over without getting bored.
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10 Apr 2009, 01:02
blank page
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TEETH!? Isn't that the movie where the girl bites of penises with her vagina? lol
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10 Apr 2009, 01:11
Kate.Monster
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YES AND IT'S TOTALLY KICK ASS.
Lots of social commentary...love that kind of stuff. :0)
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21 Apr 2009, 12:01
RealLifeComics
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First movie I thought was cooler than it's original comic version.
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9 Apr 2009, 22:55
Catch May If You Can
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

This movie just never fails to tug at my emotional heartstrings and really helped me deal with some bad breakups

Alice in Wonderland

my obsession! a look philosophical book/movie. I have studied and have been obsessed with Alice in Wonderland for a very long time

Amelie

A very sweet film, and i love being able to relate to the main character

Wall-E

Just a sweet, feel good animated movie that really makes you think about how you live your life

Ed-Wood

A great tribute to a maybe not so great director who touched all us Sci-Fi fans. Such a sweet, optimistic man to make a movie about! i loved every minute!
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9 Apr 2009, 22:56
Catch May If You Can
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ugh, the alice in wonderland sentence is messed up, it should say a GOOD philosophical book/movie, i was going to write something different but forgot
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11 Apr 2009, 08:04
Super Logica
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Gosh, my second Sci-fi related comment. Is it really that obvious that I love sci-fi?! I've never heard of Ed-Wood. I shall go google it!
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10 Apr 2009, 00:54
something amazing.
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I have a lot of favorite movies, but I think these are the top 5 that most people don't know that I would want them to watch. There are obvious good ones (well, obvious to me) like Superbad and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, but these movies people should just watch. Yep!
1. Bongwater (I think either you love it or you hate it. I love it with a passion!)
2. Yours, Mine and Ours (NOT the remake! Original with Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda. It's just a fun story)
3. Freaky Friday (once again, NOT THE REMAKE! The original with Jodie Foster. It's classic and I love it.)
4. Wristcutters: a Love Story (Netflix suggested this movie to me and I loved it. I want to buy it)
5. Me and You and Everyone We Know (love love LOVE Miranda July. I want to live in her head for like, two weeks, just to see how she processes everything in life)
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10 Apr 2009, 01:05
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Wristcutters is on my netflix list, but I think it's pretty far down the queue I'll have to up it!
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21 Apr 2009, 11:34
ICky VICky
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Ha wristcutters is on my que too and i dont even know when i put it on there!
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10 Apr 2009, 01:19
starsmaycollide
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this is a really tough question, because my favorites list is long. I love movies.
I would say
1) Moulin Rouge- it's my sentimental favorite for a few reasons.
2) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind- though the premise was a bit out there, it felt very realistic and I loved the acting
3) Slumdog Millionaire-the first movie in years to instantly jump into my top 5-absolutely loved it
4) The Incredibles- one of the smartest animated movies ever
5) Beauty and the Beast- my childhood favorite

Close honorable mentions go to Finding Neverland and Benny and Joon in there too. I do love Johnny.
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11 Apr 2009, 08:07
Super Logica
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OMG I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU ABOUT THE INCREDIBLES!!! I used to make my friends watch it every thursday night and they never got how amazing it is!!!
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11 Apr 2009, 15:04
starsmaycollide
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lol. The music in that movie is so good, and I love all the James Bond esque things they do. I made my dad watch it because he always liked James Bond and he got it. I think it's one of those things where you have to know what they are making a homage to in terms of the style, in order to get how smart it is.
I just felt like so many touches were in there for adults, and not in a crass way, just in a smart way.
Also, random fact, but the voice of Violet is Sarah Vowell, a really cool author who writes really funny nonfiction about American history. I am in the middle of reading a book of hers called Assassination Vacation ;-D
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10 Apr 2009, 01:49
monoboo
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1. Sleeping Beauty (I love the animation.)
2. Grease (must I explain this one?)
3. White Oleander (not nearly as good as the book, but I love the evolution of the protagonist)
4. V for Vendetta (amazing overall)
5. Death Note, the version that isn't animated. (it's just a personal favorite!)
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10 Apr 2009, 03:15
RealLifeComics
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1. The Crow
2. Fifth Element
3. 300
4. Shaolin Soccer
5. Big Trouble in Little China


Theres a few more but only allowed 5 :(
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21 Apr 2009, 03:06
Rhapsody
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awesome #5!
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10 Apr 2009, 06:04
canceroustears
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Twister. 1996
With Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton.
You never see movies like this anymore.

Here's a quote:
[Crying with fright after a pair of tornadoes spun their truck around a few times]
Melissa: When you used to tell me that you chase tornadoes, deep down I thought it was just a metaphor.

Friday. 1995
With Ice Cube and Chris Tucker.

I remember being in love with Chris Tucker in this movie.

The Goonies. 1985
With Sean Astin.

A classic. Gotta love the way they dressed, and Sloth and the 'Truffle Shuffle'.

The Shining. 1980
With Jack Nicholson.

One of the classic scary thriller movies.
Also based off of a Stephen King book.

Can't Hardly Wait. 1998
With Jennifer Love Hewitt.

I could not stop watching this movie when it came out.
And I still love it.
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11 Apr 2009, 08:09
Super Logica
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Ooo I love Twister!!! Is so true, where have the good disaster movies gone?!
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21 Apr 2009, 22:12
Lauren.
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Twister is one AWESOME movie. I have it on VHS, too bad I don't have a VHS player anymore :(.
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