Drama/Action:

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[*]12 Angry Men
[*]Apocalypse Now
[*]Citizen Kane
[*]Dr. Strangelove
[*]Full Metal Jacket
[*]Godfather I
[*]Godfather II
[*]L.A. Confidential
[*]Magnolia
[*]The Manchurian Candidate
[*]Memento
[*]Natural Born Killers
[*]Once Upon a Time in the West
[*]Platoon
[*]Saving Private Ryan
[*]Pink Floyd's The Wall
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Sci-fi:

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[*]Blade Runner
[*]Planet of the Apes (the original)
[*]Star Trek IV
[*]Star Trek: First Contact
[*]Star Wars (episode IV)
[*]Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
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Comedy:

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[*]Airplane!
[*]Raising Arizona
[*]South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
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Other:
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[*]Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
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I'm sure there are many I am forgetting right now...

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My faves...

Aliens: Massive explosions supplemented by unprecedented rates of automatic gunfire. Some characters and talky stuff as well.

Terminator 2: Here the bombs & bullets don't fly quite as furiously as they do in James Cameron's entry in the Alien series. However, the explosions score high marks for technical quality.

Predator: The pretext of advanced alien technology is used as an excuse to generate a long series of powerful explosions. Brilliant!!

The Matrix: A seemingly flimsy and unbelievable plot-line comes into it's own during a climactic chase scene punctuated with kung-fu action and gunplay. Sports one of the most unforgettable explosions in film history.

When Harry Met Sally: Heh. Just kidding.

Cyborg Xenomorph and the Explosioneers in Cyberworld: Actually, this is a script I'm writing myself. This film will have everything that audiences have come to expect in a life-affirming cinematic experience: Grenades, mortar fire, heat-seeking buzzsaws that explode on contact, you name it!

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clark, you're a man after my own heart.

Fight Club - to be honest, it's the only film that made complete sense to me, it just spoke to me in ways no film ever has. I learned a lot about myself watching it (and I don't mean it in the same way that you "learn" about yourself when watching Electric Blue 7), I've watched it about 30 times and each time I catch something new, David Fincher's directing is brilliantly clever, as it is in Seven (which is also fucking brilliant).

But that's it

FIGHT CLUB

see it, buy it, own it, love it

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Off the top of my head:

Airplane!
All of Me
Apollo 13
Back to the Future
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
Bull Durham
Casablanca
Die Hard
Goldfinger
The In-Laws
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Plan 9 from Outer Space
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Ruthless People
Tommy
Under Siege
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Yellow Submarine

Guilty pleasures among those? Hell yeah!

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I was going to take the piss,

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Oops, must add the Mel Brooks Trilogy: The Producers, Blazing Saddles, and Young Frankenstein.

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And Dark Star

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"Damn, my jetpack's busted!"

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Do you think you're clever? I mean, when you make a post like the one above, do you give yourself a little mental pat on the back for effectively putting me in my place? Do you think that posts like the one above are something that other people will find witty and worthy of admiration and take back every mean thing they ever said about you?

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Off the top of my head:

Airplane!
All of Me
Apollo 13
Back to the Future
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
Bull Durham
Casablanca
Die Hard
Goldfinger
The In-Laws
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Plan 9 from Outer Space
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Ruthless People
Tommy
Under Siege
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Yellow Submarine

Guilty pleasures among those? Hell yeah!

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Off the top of my head:

Airplane!
All of Me
Apollo 13
Back to the Future
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
Bull Durham
Casablanca
Die Hard
Goldfinger
The In-Laws
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Plan 9 from Outer Space
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Ruthless People
Tommy
Under Siege
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Yellow Submarine

Guilty pleasures among those? Hell yeah!

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Well, you're the first person I've known to pull stuff off the top of your head in alphabetical order.

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Oh, yeah....

Blazing Saddles
Raising Arizona
Young Frankenstien
South Park The Movie
Life of Brian
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
And Now For Something Completely Different
The Fifth Element (Leelu! Booyah!)
Help
A Hard Day's Night
Yellow Submarine
Dr. Strangelove
Dead Man
Night On Earth

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OK, I would definitely add "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" and "Yellow Submarine" to my list. I can't believe I forgot those...

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Speaking of movies, has anyone been able to watch "Pearl Harbor" all the way through? I rented it on Saturday but gave up after about twenty minutes worth of shots of guys' asses, half-wit nurses talking about guys' asses, ect.

Geez Louise... where is John Wayne when you need him?

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God I hate that movie... well it was ok.

It'll be on TNT's "Movies for Guys who Like Movies about Guys' Asses."

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OK, I'll bite...

Blue Velvet
The Castle of Cagliostro
Citizen Kane
Dr. Strangelove
Fight Club
Kiki's Delivery Service
My Neighbor Totoro
Perfect Blue
Pulp Fiction
Raiders of Lost Ark
The Third Man
Wicked City (the animated feature not the live action one)
Wings of Honneamise
Wonder Boys
Yojimbo

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Did somebody say Wonder Boys?

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Dang. I forgot about "Blue Velvet," too...

That's among my favorite lines from a stripcreator comic...

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Jogging the memory...

Blasts from the past:
The Inspector General
The Court Jester
The Patsy
The Family Jewels
Mary Poppins (even though she's a witch)
Big Jake
A Clockwork Orange

A bit more recent:
Saving Private Ryan
The Three Amigos
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Fletch
Trading Places
The Nutty Professor
Austin Powers
Wayne's World
The Waterboy
The Iron Giant
Ace Ventura I & II
Liar Liar
Raising Arizona
The Rock
Tombstone
Highlander
Henry V
Young Frankenstein
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Monty Python's Meaning of Life
Time Bandits
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
12 Monkeys
A Fish Called Wanda
The Princess Bride
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Indiana Jones: the Last Crusade (Temple of Doom sucked)
The Name of the Rose
Back to the Future (II sucked, III was OK)
Star Wars
Star Trek II: Battle of the Hams (oops, I mean Wrath of Khan)
Galaxy Quest
Groundhog Day
Mr. Saturday Night
Uncle Buck
UHF
oh, and I guess Matrix was good, too.

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And "Angel Heart" and "A Clockwork Orange" and "The Name of the Rose" and I give up...

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That's among my favorite lines from a stripcreator comic...

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Ooh, Umberto Eco on the big screen! Doubt is the enemy of faith and we're rooting for doubt AT LAST! Monk, James Monk! They do not make them like this anymore. Nor did they ever.

They were going to make a movie of The Island of the Day Before, but producers were worried the production would be accused of riding on the coattails of Castaway, and so they backed Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back instead.

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Here's an insightful movie review I just found on the front page...

[Click to view comic: 'jp3 make me cry']

Makes me wanna run out and rent it!

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