Movies Created 19 years ago2005-08-31 16:34:08 UTC by ChickenFist

the beginning was a lil' boring..I liked the rest though.

Aye, Lost in Translation was a drag.
Jaardsi: Cube? Odd taste.
Saving private ryan was great, yes.

Run Forrest Run!

Awesome movie.

The Naked Gun movies.
Spy Hard.
Dracula: Dead And Loving It
Leslie Nielsen ftw m/ (And to think this guy used to play non-comical detective roles. :o)
Team America World Police. Simply pwn.
Star Wars 3: Revenge Of The Sith = biggest piece of shite ever. Crappy acting; nice effects and animation, but that just doesn't cut it. Suckage.
The American Pie movies m/
Scary Movie 3 (haven't seen the other ones in the series yet).
Cable Guy m/ m/ m/

Yes Ryan's Privates, Forest Gump pwn <tear trickles down rowleybob's cheek>

Naked gun/Leslie Nielsen movies pwn so hard... each time I see them I catch new things!!

Nobody's mentioned Transformers The Movie!

Megatron: "I would've waited an eternity for this. It's over Prime..."
Optimus Prime: "Never!!!"<king-hits megatron>

oooooo

another good one:
Fight Club

<agrees with Luke and smites self in general direction of the liver, for forgeting such a pwn film>

that was the BEST MOVIE EVER.

another good one:
Snatch

another:
Oceans 11 (oceans 12 blows)

Any brad pitt movie, really.

Edward Scissorhands
Willow
Young Frankenstein
The Fifth Element
Dracula 2000
Dogma
From Hell
The Princess Bride
Phantom of the Opera.....hehe..

....the list goes on....and on.............................and on

Dogma and The Princess Bride:

No pleasure, no rapture, no exquisite sin greater than central air

edward scissorhands sucks

edward scissorhands sucks

why?

its so fake its not even funny

Gladiator

Really close is the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Gladiator rocked and so did LOTR. ;o

Another good one!

The frost, sometimes it makes the blade stick.

<Maximus proceeds to king-hit Manlius and Testicles, properly>

Gladiator pwns.

Edward scissorhands also pwns!

Braveheart is also cool to be honest..

Gladiator was very good. LOTR was also very good (pwning films)

Mmmm, I only saw 1 LOTR and I must say it sucked. Don't ask me why.

It confused me and it was pretty strange..

you need to read the books dude , you'll have a better understanding of it. And reading 'the hobbit' wouldn't be a bad idea either

Any brad pitt movie, really.

Sounds like Luke is.. well.. a girl..?

What is your malfunction, you fat barrel of monkey spunk?

Guess the movai

Another good film is Independance day. Thats very good

Yeah, Gladiator was good, and so was Batman begins and Spiderman.

NOBODY HAS MENTIONED THE BLUES BROTHERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THAT FILM IS THE ULTIMATE!!!!!!!

THE HUNTER SAID IT!!!!!

BLUES BROTHERS FOR TEH PAWNING!

Yeah, they are quite fun.

This has mutated into a "favourite film" thread. I dont go to the cinema very often because of f****** architecture homework, but these are the films I've seen this year.
-SW Episode III (cheesy dialogue and plot holes, but from a mappers POV I think CG art was very nice)
-Batman Begins (best of the Batman films. More understandable and everything sort of makes sense for once)
-War of The Worlds (Spielberg recycled things from his other films. Effects were nice but the ending was terrible)
-Fantastic Four (better than I expected after reading reviews, but suffers from being an "intro" movie. Jessica Alba looked good)
-A Sound of Thunder (a film about time-travel paradox in which they dont even bother explaining how they accomplish time-travel in the first place)

I liked The X-Files : The movie
and the tv series too, it's still on tv in my land

To be honest the only film in this year I saw was starwars 3.

I don't go to the cinema's often since my ears hurt from the noise.

Real pain..

I mostly watch 5 films in a row with friends.

Just as fun!

Any brad pitt movie, really.

Sounds like Luke is.. well.. a girl..?

hahahahhahaahah, thats a good one. That does look pretty bad, eh?

"The Constant Gardener" with Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz is a political drama and a love story. The plot is based on a novel by John Le Carre, a story that expertly interweaves the conspiracy and the intimate relationship between a quiet diplomat and a vivacious activist.

The film excels at all levels, combining talents in direction (the director of "City of God"), cinematography, editing, and not the least, acting. The story is involving, and it has the feel of an epic, but without the banality of a typical Hollywood epic production. I rank it as the best movie I have seen this year.

Now, before you dismiss me as being a hyperbole, I can say the movie is in par with past greats, such as "Black Hawk Down" and "The English Patient". Its portrayal of the gritty and corrupt world of Africa juxtapose with the refined but equally evil hypocrisy of the developed countries.

One thing the film could have been better is in regards to innovation. It's a traditional film produced with no ground-breaking features, but it's a masterpiece nevertheless.

Three thumbs up.

hmmm...

I watched a program about the most seen 100 movies to the british public (decided by how many went to see the movie of question) quite a few surprises of what people went to see..

I can't remember them all, there doing the last 50 most seen films tonight. I wonder what the most seen was...