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spinoff time! from what fricken movie to see thread i was trying to think of my 10 favorite on the spot.

in no order

Caddyshack (the clear #1 for me.)
No Country for Old Men
The Departed
Reservoir Dogs
40 Year Old Virgin
Jackass (the first one only)
Lock Stock and 2 smoking barrels
Saving Private Ryan
Mystic River
Pulp Fiction
 
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Better Off Dead
Me, Myself & Irene
There's Something About Mary
13 Going On 30
The Wedding Singer
Big Daddy
Elf
Shrek
Blue Crush
50 First Dates
 
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I'm not a big movie person. Rarely rent them anymore and haven't gone to the theatre in forever. Some favorites in no particular order:

Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Dumb and Dumber
Scent of a Woman
Shawshank Redemption
Tommy Boy
A Christmas Story
Star Wars Trilogy
Goodfellas

Rocky V (kidding...)

There are probably others...
 
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I'm a top ten movie? Neat!

2001 - A Space Oddysey
A Clockwork Orange
Fargo
Regarding Henry
Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
The Matrix
Monty Python and the Holy Grail / Life of Brian (tie)
Sideways
To Kill A Mockingbird
American Beauty

I can probably come-up with 90 more equally deserving...
 
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Greg said:
I'm not a big movie person. Rarely rent them anymore and haven't gone to the theatre in forever. Some favorites in no particular order:

Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Dumb and Dumber
Scent of a Woman
Shawshank Redemption
Tommy Boy
A Christmas Story
Star Wars Trilogy
Goodfellas

Rocky V (kidding...)

There are probably others...
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i wouldve bet your list would go something like

Killington 12/4/07
Mad River Glen 2/6/08
Magic Mtn 02/28/08
etc etc etc. :razz:
 
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2knees said:
i wouldve bet your list would go something like

Killington 12/4/07
Mad River Glen 2/6/08
Magic Mtn 02/28/08
etc etc etc. :razz:
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Ha! I almost did that as a joke and posted ten embedded YouTube vids... :lol:
 
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Beaches
Steel Magnolias
How Stella Got Her Grove Back
Titanic
Sleepless in Seattle
Ghost
Dirty Dancing
Runaway Bride
When Harry met Sally
Love Actually


....I also like long walks in the park, dancing in the rain, tea with friends, fresh cut flowers and knitting
 
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Paul said:
2001 - A Space Oddysey
A Clockwork Orange
Fargo
Regarding Henry
Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
The Matrix
Monty Python and the Holy Grail / Life of Brian (tie)
Sideways
To Kill A Mockingbird
American Beauty
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That's concerning, some of those are on my list.

MP Holy Grail
Dr Strangelove
Matrix
2001


Others;

Bladerunner
Animal House
Kill Bill 1&2
Saving Private Ryan
Indiana Jone (first movie only)
Longest Day
 
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jack97 said:
That's concerning, some of those are on my list.

MP Holy Grail
Dr Strangelove
Matrix
2001


Others;

Bladerunner
Animal House
Kill Bill 1&2
Saving Private Ryan
Indiana Jone (first movie only)
Longest Day
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I'd add the bolded ones. Never heard of Longest Day, but I might add The Longest Yard (original ONLY)
 
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Paul said:
I'd add the bolded ones. Never heard of Longest Day, but I might add The Longest Yard (original ONLY)
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D Day invasion flick, starring the big names of the times. What I really like is the cinematography (1962) during the battle scenes. SPR trumps all of this but the camera work is still amazing given the era when it was filmed.
 
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D Day invasion flick, starring the big names of the times. What I really like is the cinematography (1962) during the battle scenes. SPR trumps all of this but the camera work is still amazing given the era when it was filmed.
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Cool, I'll check it out.


Hmmm... made me think that I should replace Matrix with Apocalypse Now... or Patton...or the Dirty Dozen...

Magnificent Seven...
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly...
 
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deadheadskier said:
Beaches
Steel Magnolias
How Stella Got Her Grove Back
Titanic
Sleepless in Seattle
Ghost
Dirty Dancing
Runaway Bride
When Harry met Sally
Love Actually


....I also like long walks in the park, dancing in the rain, tea with friends, fresh cut flowers and knitting
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Nice. You got every major chick flick covered right there. Nice job, you big effin wuss.

;)
 
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Revenge of the Nerds
Ferris Buellers Day Off
Road Trip
Office Space
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Clerks Two
Dumb and Dumber
Ski Patrol
National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
Harold and Kumar go to White Castle
Friday
 
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Paul said:
Hmmm... made me think that I should replace Matrix with Apocalypse Now... or Patton...or the Dirty Dozen...

Magnificent Seven...
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly...
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Scott was awesome in Patton

Magnificent Seven is our spaghetti western of Seven Samurai... IMO a pretty good movie, once I saw the original, Mag Seven doesn't compare.
 
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Scott was awesome in Patton

Magnificent Seven is our spaghetti western of Seven Samurai... IMO a pretty good movie, once I saw the original, Mag Seven doesn't compare.
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Yeah, I still haven't gotten around to The Seven Samurai yet. Hell, I finally saw Akira 2 weeks ago.
 
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Big Lebowski
Wizard Of Oz
Annie Hall
Fargo
Pulp Fiction
Godfather 2
The Polar Express (preferably IMAX 3D)
Quadrophenia
 
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