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Steven Clode
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From: London, UK
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 - posted 08-23-2000 03:15 PM      Profile for Steven Clode   Email Steven Clode   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Any one who has seen High Fidelity recently (It only got released two weeks ago here in Blighty)
will know this one straight away.....
I will start with my Top 5 films(obviously)
1. Schindlers List
2. Empire Strikes Back
3. Star Wars
4. Life of Brian
5. The Truman Show

Now here is my Top 5 Sound tracks

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Man on the moon
3. Top Gun
4. Lost Boys
5. The Commitments

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Rory Burke
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not in any particular order
movie

1. Empire strikes back
2. Indochine
3. Cinema Paradiso
4. Wizard of Oz
5. Heat

soundtrack

1. Singles
2. Top Gun
3. Star Wars (digitally remastered version)
(you can hear breathing, movement etc)
4. Lost Boys
5. Havana

Rory

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Aaron Sisemore
Flaming Ribs beat Reeses Peanut Butter Cups any day!

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ho hum... haven't we done this before?

Try searching the forums for 'all-time favorite films'...

Aaron

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Andrew D'Vrey
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Yes, we've done this before, but I've never participated before...so here's my Top 5:

1. Back to the Future (#1 if I have to pick just one and the whole series if that counts) - because it's the only movie I ever sat through with a whole tub of popcorn and soda and didn't touch it once. (Ironically, I now work at the very theater I saw this wonderful show--and the SAME projectionist is there today. Unfortunately I believe the same equipment is still there as well :P).
2. Contact - because Carl Sagan is my favorite author.
3. Seven/The Sixth Sense (tie) - because the ending was just awesome.
4. Natural Born Killers - because I'm just sick.
5. Star Wars - Because Lucas is God, ILM is The Son, and THX is the Holy Ghost.

Soundtrack:

1. Maximum Overdrive (AC/DC Who Made Who)
2. Dazed & Confused
3. South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
4. Forest Gump
5. 2001


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Russ Kress
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Okay, you guys asked the question!!!

I'll just list number one in each category...

Best Film: "Dumb and Dumber"!!!
(I'm not gonna change my mind, so just live with it!)

Best Soundtrack: "Thief of Hearts" (Look it up)

Hey! I never said I was normal and when I joined this place and they didn't ask!!

Russ


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Steven Clode
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Sorry Aaron please forgive me but i am new to this and haven't got round to looking at all the forums yet.

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John Wilson
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 - posted 08-25-2000 04:44 AM      Profile for John Wilson   Email John Wilson   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Top five movies...

1. Raiders Of The Lost Ark
2. Casablanca
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Star Wars (the original version, not that other abomination)
5. Flying High (aka: Airplane)

Top five soundtracks...

1. Raiders Of The Lost Ark (re-issue version)
2. ET The Extra Terrestrial
3. The Empire Strikes Back
4. Purple Rain
5. Moonstruck


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Dwayne Caldwell
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 - posted 08-25-2000 08:14 AM      Profile for Dwayne Caldwell   Email Dwayne Caldwell   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
This is hard. I like so many movies. But if I had to choose five, I guess these would be the ones. And talk about diverse. In alphabetical, and not ranking order, they are:

1.Aliens
2.Ben-Hur
3.Contact
4.The Great Escape
5.Jaws

As for the top five in soundtracks, I'd have to say:

1.Braveheart
2.Conan the Barbarian
3.First Blood
4.Raiders of the Lost Ark
5.Young Sherlock Holmes

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Gracia L. Babbidge
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 - posted 08-29-2000 07:37 AM      Profile for Gracia L. Babbidge   Author's Homepage   Email Gracia L. Babbidge   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
hmmm favorites...my list of top 5 favorites is always changing...

So here are my lists for today, in no particular order here

films

~The Empire Strikes Back
~The Labyrinth
~The Crow
~Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
~The Princess Bride

soundtracks

~The Gladiator
~The Phantom Menace
~The Empire Strikes Back
~Bram Stoker's Dracula
~The Crow

And in five minutes from now, I'll have a slightly different list in mind!

~GLB

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Phil Connolly
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Current Favorite Films:

Bladeunner - The Directors Cut, (Prefer the ending)
Cinema Paradeso
The Straight Story
Edward Scissorhands
BASEketball

Current Favorite Soundtracks

Bladerunner
Still Crazy
Alien
Quadraphenia
The Matrix

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Bill Enos
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Dullest movie ever made
1. Phantom Menace

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Dwayne Caldwell
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I thought the dullest movie ever was that sci-fi movie Hardware (1990) with Dylan McDermott. Anybody remember that piece of shit?

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Tim Reed
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Where do you start with something like this? I'm with Gracia, there are so many, and depending on your mood, you'll have five different ones at different times. Also, looking at the previous entries has made me remember other films that I like just as much, but didn't necessarily have in mind.

I'm also a big B-Western fan, they're a part of my life. I have just as many films in that category that I feel just as strongly about. As far as I'm concerned, they merit their own list, but since no one else on the forum would likely know the titles, I'll spare everyone. So, with those qualifications:

1) Cinema Paradiso (I WAS this kid, it's astonishing)
2) Singing in the Rain
3) The Flim-Flam Man
4) Sling Blade
5) Ed Wood

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Tim Reed
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Ooops, five minutes have passed! Another list:

1) The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
2) The Ten Commandments
3) Star Wars
4) Logan's Run
5) The Born Losers

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John Wilson
Film God

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 - posted 09-03-2000 12:40 AM      Profile for John Wilson   Email John Wilson   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I remember once I was in Fort Worth TX and looked out my hotel window to see this very familiar looking fountain.

Later that night (as I was drinking a long cool glass of ahced tay ) I remembered where I had seen it before...it was the fountain they used in 'Logan's Run'.

Once more...the illusion was ruined.

I looked at the fountain again when I got back to the hotel but I couldn't see Jenny Agutter anywhere.


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