Re: "Prick up your Ears" and "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" - patrickU

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Topic - What movie is the most watched by YOU? - late 16:54:11 10/13/06 (62)

Diner....Band Of Brothers - YECH 03:28:08 10/18/06 (0)

Blues Brothers, Ghost Busters, Cop, Fifth Element, - JDK 19:39:30 10/15/06 (0)

Godfather Trilogy, Once Upon A Time In America , American Me, It Could Happen To You, A Bronx Tale.. AnD.. - Audio Pharaoh 16:41:52 10/15/06 (0)

(1) The Wild Bunch (2) Alien (3) My Fair Lady * - Mike K 10:33:05 10/15/06 (1)

Good movies, I have the 1st two Alien movies and My Fair Lady on dvd. Havent seen the Wild Bunch in a zillion years.nt - late 14:44:46 10/15/06 (0)

Mr. Destiny.... - millen 19:52:08 10/14/06 (0)

"Groundhog day"--over, and over, and over again... (nt) - slapshot 19:30:59 10/14/06 (1)

How could I have forgotten that? I have seen that several times ..nt - late 07:24:12 10/15/06 (0)

After countless viewings, Airplane! still cracks me up - padreken 17:25:26 10/14/06 (6)

add Moonstruck to my list - padreken 15:03:50 10/15/06 (0)

Re: After countless viewings, Airplane! still cracks me up - patrickU 01:32:05 10/15/06 (0)

I have watched a bunch of those a bunch of times. Vould you like a roll in de hay? ..nt - late 17:27:54 10/14/06 (3)

Mel's masterpiece, IMO - padreken 15:20:55 10/15/06 (1)

Re: Mel's masterpiece, IMO - rico 12:52:20 10/16/06 (0)

(sound of horse, neighing.............) nt - tinear 14:41:45 10/15/06 (0)

2001 (of course) - DavidLD 15:50:29 10/14/06 (1)

Just don't try humming the Liggetti piece too much or you'll get - tinear 17:04:03 10/14/06 (0)

Gotta be...One of the original Star Wars movies or Sound Of Music or Funny Girl love them all!!! - TWB 10:17:42 10/14/06 (0)

Re: What movie is the most watched by YOU? - rico 08:35:05 10/14/06 (0)

Ishtar, Heaven's Gate, Waterworld and Gigli. nt - sjb 08:19:19 10/14/06 (11)

I think you hit them all! nt - tinear 17:04:40 10/14/06 (7)

Not quite - rico 07:49:40 10/15/06 (3)

Missouri Breaks? An excellent, original Western, with an extremely - tinear 14:41:05 10/15/06 (2)

Re: Missouri Breaks? An excellent, original Western, with an extremely - rico 12:55:36 10/16/06 (1)

Like "McCabe and Mrs. Miller," this was an anti-Western, meant to - tinear 16:49:07 10/17/06 (0)

I was going to add The Postman but I didn't think anyone would believe that I have TWO Kevin Costner films - sjb 17:46:28 10/14/06 (2)

I hope your list is tongue-in-cheek? nt - tinear 05:54:28 10/15/06 (0)

Two post-collapse-of-civilisation-with-a-stripped-down-plot Costner movies. I think the limit should be one :) - late 17:54:45 10/14/06 (0)

I.m a big fan of road movies, be it Bing and Bob or even Ishtar :) nt - late 14:18:01 10/14/06 (2)

Actually - sjb 17:47:31 10/14/06 (1)

I wasn't kidding - late 17:52:34 10/14/06 (0)

Re: The Seventh Seal & Wild Strawberries - patrickU 08:01:13 10/14/06 (3)

Those are my most -watched Bergmans, but Black Orpheus (two dezen times) is the Winnah! - clarkjohnsen 08:06:25 10/14/06 (2)

Re: Those are my most -watched Bergmans, but Black Orpheus (two dezen times) is the Winnah! - patrickU 08:56:57 10/14/06 (1)

No help, saw it in the theatre. nt - clarkjohnsen 08:23:35 10/16/06 (0)

It's been years since...but: Amadeus, Barfly, Casino & Papillion (nt - Eldragon 05:55:06 10/14/06 (0)

Orlando, Amelie, 2046, The Ninth Gate, The Comfort of Strangers . . . - mr grits 21:13:56 10/13/06 (10)

The Comfort of Stangers... yeah! Walken creates a timeless character. nt - tinear 05:00:15 10/14/06 (0)

Hmm - late 21:19:14 10/13/06 (8)

Amelie is a pop creative masterpiece . . . - mr grits 08:56:32 10/14/06 (7)

I wonder sometimes if it is not as bad as " Lola Run "...--- - patrickU 09:17:10 10/14/06 (6)

Chirac had it show twice in the same week in the Presidential digs . . . it is very Frog. * - mr grits 19:34:46 10/14/06 (2)

It's a German film. nt - tinear 14:39:38 10/15/06 (1)

Re: Not Lola....Amelie...nt - patrickU 01:11:32 10/16/06 (0)

Cutting your guts out with a dull razor blade is preferable to Run Lola Run ..nt - late 14:16:58 10/14/06 (2)

Run Lola Run is a brilliant tour de force by Tom Twyker. Love story, - tinear 17:06:32 10/14/06 (1)

bout the third go round I wanted to take a 357 Magnum and shoot that dumb son of a bitch myself ..nt - late 17:11:51 10/14/06 (0)

The Hidden, Repo Man, Diva, Withnail and I... all are not just complex, they're - tinear 17:03:19 10/13/06 (14)

Withnail and I... - patrickU 09:20:56 10/14/06 (11)

I'm also a big fan of Withnail And I (nt) - Doug Flynn 02:08:34 10/15/06 (0)

"Withnail and I" and "Prick up your Ears" - perfect period piece obituaries of the twilight of 60's London - Bambi B 12:20:56 10/14/06 (9)

Re: Very well. - patrickU 03:07:31 10/15/06 (2)

"Prick up your Ears" and "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" - Bambi B 10:06:06 10/15/06 (1)

Re: "Prick up your Ears" and "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" - patrickU 07:03:15 10/16/06 (0)

George Harrison underwrote "Withnail and I" - grinagog 19:15:23 10/14/06 (3)

Re: George Harrison underwrote "Withnail and I" - Jimmy NYC 06:59:55 10/30/06 (0)

I recall reading that the bizarre dope-dealer became a famous preacher in - tinear 05:56:56 10/15/06 (1)

Re: I recall reading that the bizarre dope-dealer became a famous preacher in - Bubba 20:33:46 10/20/06 (0)

"Prick up your Ears" is quite the opposite of "W & I"! When first it - tinear 13:03:01 10/14/06 (1)

Re: "Prick up your Ears" is quite the opposite of "W & I"! When first it - patrickU 03:32:06 10/15/06 (0)

I've seen Repo Man, none of the others. ..nt - late 17:05:01 10/13/06 (1)

Knowing a bit about your film tastes, I think you'd enjoy them. nt - tinear 08:43:41 10/14/06 (0)

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