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gatchabert
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Joined: Mon Aug 06, 2007 11:41 pm
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Location: 415
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Tampopo
7 Samurai
Tonari no Tototro
Lost in Translation
5th Element
Samurai Trilogy
Tron
Wizards
Scratch
Better Living Through Circuitry
Someone actually mentioned Logan's Run.....that's awesome. I would have listed that as well.
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michael
Side Dealer
Joined: Tue Apr 04, 2006 7:10 pm
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tetsuo the iron man
the life aquatic
28 days later
AKIRA
american psycho
and some other ones but its too late i need to sleep
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Autopsy
Line of Credit
Joined: Tue Jan 30, 2007 8:54 pm
Posts: 1936
Location: I'm Right Behind You!
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backtrack
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Joined: Tue Apr 17, 2007 2:55 pm
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Location: London
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With order thrown out the window:
The Warriors
The Cabinet of Dr Caligari
The Killing Fields
Ring
13 (Tzameti)
Dog Day Afternoon
Marathon Man
The Proposition
Carnival of Souls
High Fidelity
The Exorcist, The Godfather II, Hot Fuzz, Old Boy, Dellamorte Dellamore, Nosferatu... and a few others. 
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BloodDrinker6969
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Location: Chicago, Like R.Kelly
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liquidsky wrote: Except for the bouncing bikini avatar, no love for the Godfather I and II?
What is wrong with you people? I just could never get into mafia movies regardless of fine acting and directing and writing. I think "Brother" was the only mafia or mob movie that ever got me interested. But when it's all over I just still didn't care.
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Greedy Wants
Trades
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VinceB
Toy Prince
Joined: Thu Jul 05, 2007 7:37 pm
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Location: Dunmore, PA
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In no order:
Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Eraserhead
Uncle Meat
Damaged Brain
Dawn of the Dead
The Eye Creatures
Naked Lunch
Kiss Me Quick
Lenny
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GERMS
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Joined: Tue Feb 27, 2007 5:29 am
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1.bad boy bubby
2.dark crystal
3.fight club (for the ending)
4.rude awakening
5.punch drunk love
6.blue velvet
7.romperstomper
9.....cant think too much bourbon 
12.monkeys
and nods to other great movies with good memories allready posted
dune.
fear and loathing.
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skylar
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Location: south jersey
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Kiss Me, Quick....wow
never expected to see that on anyone's list here
awesome
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backtrack
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GERMS wrote: 1.bad boy bubby Classic!
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devilboy
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Joined: Tue Apr 04, 2006 6:44 pm
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lotr trilogy
og star wars trilogy
any and all bond films (yes i said all)
300
kill bills
pulp fiction
any and all the thin man films
spirited away
mulholland drive
heathers
i'm sure i'm forgeting something
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skylar
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devilboy wrote: lotr trilogy
og star wars trilogy
any and all bond films (yes i said all)
300
kill bills
pulp fiction
any and all the thin man films
spirited away
mulholland drive
heathers
i'm sure i'm forgeting something what about BOOM!: The Movie?
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missy
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Joined: Thu Dec 15, 2005 2:07 pm
Posts: 2725
Location: Philadelphia, PA
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Its ok. Smiley George Romero Forgives you.
I saw him 2 weeks ago in Canada and he was like "tell that guy, its alright, even I get confused sometmes. Dead this, Dead that."
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I think the word custom should be banned
From now on they're called ruined toys
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wretchrd cp
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american psyco
fight club
tetsuo: the iron man
akira
star wars trilogy
lotr trilogy
leon the professional
city of lost children
sanjuro/yojimbo
nausicaa of the valley of wind (actually most of the miyazaki movies)
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wretchrd cp
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Biff wrote: Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind have you ever read the manga on this?
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donnierobot
Comment King
Joined: Tue Oct 10, 2006 11:39 am
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Location: London
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ok here is mine
texas chainsaw massacre
jaws
planet of the apes
harold & maude
dead mans shoes
zombie flesh eaters
monster squad
halloween
re-animator
return of the living dead
for today anyway
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Biff
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wretchrd cp wrote: Biff wrote: Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind have you ever read the manga on this? Yep, all 4 vols of the VIZ release. Much more storyline than the movie and Miyazaki's drawings are fantastic. If you really like his drawings, there were Japanese import books of his complete storyboards (movie by movie) at Kinokuniya (by Uwajimaya's). Don't know if they are still available, but they were very nice.
Sorry for the sidetrack, back to the thread...
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devilboy
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alright...you got me googling... 
skylar wrote: devilboy wrote: lotr trilogy
og star wars trilogy
any and all bond films (yes i said all)
300
kill bills
pulp fiction
any and all the thin man films
spirited away
mulholland drive
heathers
i'm sure i'm forgeting something what about BOOM!: The Movie?
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Dean
Prototype
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liquidsky wrote: Except for the bouncing bikini avatar, no love for the Godfather I and II? Much, much love, but when you're restricted to 10, and aren't necessarily taking the time to really think out your list ... 
I don't think there's such a thing as "the best movie ever made" because even when there's consensus, it's subjective, but when people say "The Godfather" is the best movie ever made, I don't see much point in disagreeing.
Too bad about The Godfather III, especially the nepotistic casting of Sophia the Bad Actress, but it's got some great unintentionally campy moments.
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wretchrd cp
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it's funny how you can look through lists like these and realize you had forgotten a lot a good movies.
Biff wrote: wretchrd cp wrote: Biff wrote: Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind have you ever read the manga on this? Yep, all 4 vols of the VIZ release. Much more storyline than the movie and Miyazaki's drawings are fantastic. If you really like his drawings, there were Japanese import books of his complete storyboards (movie by movie) at Kinokuniya (by Uwajimaya's). Don't know if they are still available, but they were very nice. Sorry for the sidetrack, back to the thread... yeah tons more story in the manga.
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meczilla
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Jaws
Mulholland Drive
My Neighbor Totoro
Glengarry Glen Ross
Rear Window
Evil Dead 2
Coming to America
Hard Boiled
High and Low
Amelie
So many more...
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The Burger Lord
Toy Prince
Joined: Tue Jan 09, 2007 2:32 pm
Posts: 215
Location: Atlanta, GA
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LOTR Trilogy
OG Star Wars Trilogy
Big Fish
Falling Down
Pan's Labyrinth
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Pulp Fiction
Ratatouille
Hopscotch
300
No particular order
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kaiwi
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lurker wrote: 6. army of darkness I love that movie -- maybe I have to edit my list!
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jltohru
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Location: sitting on skwisgaar's lap
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Aliens
Alien
Die Hard
Predator
The Terminator
its easier for me to name some classic all time loves than to delve into everything else i'm obsessed with
but i have a huge respect for amazing action films
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oh! oh! I forgot Battle Royale!
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