2001: A Space Oddesy
Godfather 2
Raging Bull
Gone With the Wind
Once Upon a Time in America
Serpico
Hoosiers
Midnight Cowboy
All the President’s Men
Unforgiven
Mulholland Drive
Patton
12 Monkeys
Brazil
Tree of Life
The Curious Case if Benjamin Button
The Talented Mr Ripley
Malcom X
Milk
Shakespeare in Love
So for you good dialogue is less than cgi and explosions?
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Prisoners
Zodiac
Shutter Island
End of Watch
Lincoln Lawyer
Sicario
Social Network(that had such incredible dialouge)
The Hurt Locker
Argo
The Place Beyond the Pines
Boogie Nights
Trainspotting
Pulp Fiction
LA Confidential
Memento
Master and Commander
Gladiator
Detroit
Network
Mystic River
Rounders
Blow Out
True Romance
Narc
i like the second list better, also.
shareMaster and Commander is fuckin' sweet! I'm actually rereading the book series right now.
Also, if you enjoyed Mystic River, check out the show "City on a Hill."
Most movies you like are thrillers, while most movies you dislike are movies built around a character with slice of life elements.
It's just a matter of genre preferences.
I agree with 2001, missed Milk, Tree of Life and Hoosiers so can't comment...
The rest I either liked or loved
I would add Citizen Kane
Midnight Cowboy? You have no soul
shareI agree with all of them except for midnight cowboy and all the president's men.
shareShakespeare in Love I would agree.
Midnight Cowboy is a masterpiece.
1. The Last Picture Show. It was just a drawn out rehash of Peyton Place.
2. Gladiator. Another rehash. I actually fell into a sound sleep the first time I watched it because of how predictable it was.
3. Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Yikes!!!! The most boring movie ever made, hands down, takes first prize.
AtomicGirl, you can't be old enough to remember "Peyton Place"!
shareI remember the Wizard of Oz and I'm nowhere near 80.
share???
That movie plays all the time on TV. Why would I need to have been old enough to know about it?
I meant the old soap opera on TV. I didn't know there was a movie also.
shareThe soap opera was based on the movie, which was a buzillion times more trashy (or so I've heard, since I never saw the TV show).
shareLOL - I'm old enough to remember the movie when it first came out and then the TV series. It was so popular that it was on TV three nights a week. Neither one was as trashy as the book, which I bought as a teenager and had to sneak around reading so my mother wouldn't know.
shareStrange. Very strange....
share90% of movies that win Academy Awards
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