[QUOTE="Witchsight"]I dislike movies enough that thinking of 5 i like is going to take a while... II_Seraphim_II
dislike movies? is that even possible? :o Witchsight must be a bot...only possible explanation :x :P Im a very convincing cyborg! I dunno, i find it hard to sit and watch something for 2 hrs... i get very restless, and usually dont relate to anyone that i am watching, or have any comprehensive understanding of the story. All that combined makes me want to do something else!
"[F-word-ing] Amal" (aka "Show Me Love" in the US and Europe) -- Swedish Teen Romance Movie
"Far From Heaven" - Jullian Moore, Dennis Quaid and Denis Haysbert in an interracial rommance that take place in the 1950s.
"Flirting" - This movie has a young Nicole Kidman, but the true stars are Thandie Newton and Noah Taylor. Another interracial rommance set in Australia.
"The Nightmare Before Christmas" - Jack Skellington wants to bring Christmas to Halloween town! A childhood favorite!
"Tipping The Velvet" - Lesbian trying to live and love in Victorian England.
"[F-word-ing] Amal" (aka "Show Me Love" in the US and Europe) -- Swedish Teen Romance Movie
"Far From Heaven" - Jullian Moore, Dennis Quaid and Denis Haysbert in an interracial rommance that take place in the 1950s.
"Flirting" - This movie has a young Nicole Kidman, but the true stars are Thandie Newton and Noah Taylor. Another interracial rommance set in Australia.
"The Nightmare Before Christmas" - Jack Skellington wants to bring Christmas to Halloween town! A childhood favorite!
"Tipping The Velvet" - Lesbian trying to live and love in Victorian England.
You Put these movies into my Brain! :evil:
Snipes_2
Have you seen them? They are all spectacular and I would just like to add another one I just saw. It's based on a book by the same author of "Tipping The Velvet" , Sarah Waters. It's called Fingersmith. This woman is a genius. I've only ever read Tipping the Velvet a long time ago and I loved every second of it, but after watching Fingersmith, I now know it's not a fluke. I'm gonna buy the book and all her other works. Out of the list though, I would say "F------ Amal" is the best one. Everything feels so natural in the movie. The characters are absolutely believable and they all act like real teenagers. You can believe they are 14-16 years old. And besides, I really like the end of the movie for it's symoblism and just plain funniness and awesomeness :P
"[F-word-ing] Amal" (aka "Show Me Love" in the US and Europe) -- Swedish Teen Romance Movie
"Far From Heaven" - Jullian Moore, Dennis Quaid and Denis Haysbert in an interracial rommance that take place in the 1950s.
"Flirting" - This movie has a young Nicole Kidman, but the true stars are Thandie Newton and Noah Taylor. Another interracial rommance set in Australia.
"The Nightmare Before Christmas" - Jack Skellington wants to bring Christmas to Halloween town! A childhood favorite!
"Tipping The Velvet" - Lesbian trying to live and love in Victorian England.
You Put these movies into my Brain! :evil:
II_Seraphim_II
Have you seen them? They are all spectacular and I would just like to add another one I just saw. It's based on a book by the same author of "Tipping The Velvet" , Sarah Waters. It's called Fingersmith. This woman is a genius. I've only ever read Tipping the Velvet a long time ago and I loved every second of it, but after watching Fingersmith, I now know it's not a fluke. I'm gonna buy the book and all her other works. Out of the list though, I would say "F------ Amal" is the best one. Everything feels so natural in the movie. The characters are absolutely believable and they all act like real teenagers. You can believe they are 14-16 years old. And besides, I really like the end of the movie for it's symoblism and just plain funniness and awesomeness :P Yeah, I saw A Nightmare Before Christmas. I'm not really into those other movies you listed, Romance...Bleck! :P
"[F-word-ing] Amal" (aka "Show Me Love" in the US and Europe) -- Swedish Teen Romance Movie
"Far From Heaven" - Jullian Moore, Dennis Quaid and Denis Haysbert in an interracial rommance that take place in the 1950s.
"Flirting" - This movie has a young Nicole Kidman, but the true stars are Thandie Newton and Noah Taylor. Another interracial rommance set in Australia.
"The Nightmare Before Christmas" - Jack Skellington wants to bring Christmas to Halloween town! A childhood favorite!
"Tipping The Velvet" - Lesbian trying to live and love in Victorian England.
You Put these movies into my Brain! :evil:
Snipes_2
Have you seen them? They are all spectacular and I would just like to add another one I just saw. It's based on a book by the same author of "Tipping The Velvet" , Sarah Waters. It's called Fingersmith. This woman is a genius. I've only ever read Tipping the Velvet a long time ago and I loved every second of it, but after watching Fingersmith, I now know it's not a fluke. I'm gonna buy the book and all her other works. Out of the list though, I would say "F------ Amal" is the best one. Everything feels so natural in the movie. The characters are absolutely believable and they all act like real teenagers. You can believe they are 14-16 years old. And besides, I really like the end of the movie for it's symoblism and just plain funniness and awesomeness :P Yeah, I saw A Nightmare Before Christmas. I'm not really into those other movies you listed, Romance...Bleck! :P Hater! :evil: :P I guess we each have our own tastes, but you are missing out!
[QUOTE="DeliDuck"]Shawshank Redemption The Shining Lord of the rings Amelie The Boondock Saints Amelie is such a beautiful movie!! It so quirky and funny and the characters seem so surreal. I love that movie so much. Someone stole my DVD of the movie though :( I'm not a fan of LotR and I enjoyed The Shining, just not as much as other people. Oh yeah, Boondock Saints is a classic. William Dafoe owned that movie :D
Sorry for the double post, but I didnt want to get an HTML error by editing. Anyways, did you notice how I wrote C-LASSIC without getting an error!? This is like a first for me :P
No particular order, Dumb and Dumber, Star Wars (all 6 movies otherwise I would name my 4 of my favourite Star Wars movies and Dumb and Dumber :P), Fight Club, The Matrix, Boyz In The Hood. Theres a lot of movies I wanted to include in there but I can't. :(
In no order 1. The Pianist - best war iv ever seen. 2. Terminator 2- best action film iv ever seen. 3. Shawshank redemption - best film iv ever seen. 4. Eternal sunshine of the spotless minds, - best urrm romance film iv seen. 5.Se7en - the best thriller iv seen.
[QUOTE="scottiescott238"]In no order 1. The Pianist - best war iv ever seen. 2. Terminator 2- best action film iv ever seen. 3. Shawshank redemption - best film iv ever seen. 4. Eternal sunshine of the spotless minds, - best urrm romance film iv seen. 5.Se7en - the best thriller iv seen. Man, I loved ESotSM. That movie was pure genius and Winslet/Carrey were terrific.
[QUOTE="scottiescott238"]In no order 1. The Pianist - best war iv ever seen. 2. Terminator 2- best action film iv ever seen. 3. Shawshank redemption - best film iv ever seen. 4. Eternal sunshine of the spotless minds, - best urrm romance film iv seen. 5.Se7en - the best thriller iv seen.II_Seraphim_II
Man, I loved ESotSM. That movie was pure genius and Winslet/Carrey were terrific. Careys best films are his serious roles. For a long time i was confused, but by the end it all makes sense.
[QUOTE="II_Seraphim_II"][QUOTE="scottiescott238"]In no order 1. The Pianist - best war iv ever seen. 2. Terminator 2- best action film iv ever seen. 3. Shawshank redemption - best film iv ever seen. 4. Eternal sunshine of the spotless minds, - best urrm romance film iv seen. 5.Se7en - the best thriller iv seen.scottiescott238
Man, I loved ESotSM. That movie was pure genius and Winslet/Carrey were terrific. Careys best films are his serious roles. For a long time i was confused, but by the end it all makes sense. It really annoys me how he doesnt do more of them. It's like Eddie Murphy. Everyone knows he is funny and has talent, yet he keeps making idiotic comedies. Some people just waste their talent. As for Jim Carrey, I also love "The Truman Show". That movie is spectacular. The script, the directing, the acting...that movie is golden.
The word "diabetes" (but that's not a movie. wth, mind?)
- Godzilla
The Hurt Locker, District 9 and Godzilla are all movies I really liked, Avatar I haven't seen, and "No One Knows About Persian Cats" isn't actually out yet; I only watched a trailer of it so far.
Edit: I think I did it right? These are just 5 movie names that popped into my head when I read the first post. :P
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