My favorite Jean Claude Van Damme movie would probably be Bloodsport and Double Impact.  What's yours?
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Has to be Bloodsport because Chong Li is such a bada**.  JCVD is kind of a tool, I think, sorry.
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either Indiana Jones, or Die Hard.  there are others I love, but those two have to be my favorites.
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opera, demons, the beyond are actually my 3 favorite films.   They truly were the best.  Fulci would call his cuts in the middle of scenes and then spend the next 2 hours perfecting 3 second fx sequences.  Bava did an excellent job with Stagefright and Argento....wow   best film maker ever.  Great imagery and angles. wish he was still here.... still got asia
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Ladyhawke - despite the fact that it starts Matthew Broderick, Michelle Pfeiffer, Rutger Hauer & Leo McKern - nobody has even HEARD of it! Set in medievil France it's a magical tale of cursed lovers (Hauer & Pfeiffer) who encounter a thief (Broderick) that changes the course of their curse, their love and their lives forever! (and the music is SOOOOO atmospheric - all in all the BEST EVER - \n\nThen again there is -\n\n"The Game" (Michael Douglas & Sean Penn) another forgotten film - but OMG!! - it's superb - keeps you guessing all the time - then constantly comes up with something you couldn't even BEGIN to guess at!!\n\nBoth highly recommended - trust me - you won't be disappointed with either!
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I would have to say the crashes are my favorite.  But I like to watch them fly like they do also.  Pretty cool sport.
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yes, I did a looong time ago (they're just barely releasing it in US because of the World Cup). I liked it. Of course you know its almost impossible that something like that (getting draft by a great professional team in England) happens to a regular guy just by luck, but its a movie.  Its exciting and BECKHAM (and other great professional players) is in it!! :D  This is the first of 3 movies. If you like soccer, you'll enjoy it.
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Dirty Dancing (1987) is my favorite. One of the movies that keeps a smile on my face.
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Thumbs up on Fight Club though I don't think it's psycho or are you talking psychological thrillers?\n ln that case \n  Identity (John Cusack, Amanda Peet)\n  Arlington Road ( Jeff Bridges, Tim Robbins)\n  wow there are way too many favorite movies for me. I have a huge dvd collection and heck this is hard for me to answer... \n  Happy Merry Holiday Christmas !!!
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There are several "cool" things about this movie: \n\n(1) the very realistic boxing sequences (from what I hear Hillary Swank did get knocked around pretty good)\n\n(2) the outstanding performances, most notably by Clint Eastwood and Morgan Freeman\n\n(3) the story itself was very well done, it was engaging, it was moving, and it really kept your interest
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I love ALL football movies, but by far my favorite would have to be the original Longest Yard with Burt Reynolds.\n\nOther greats, Remember the Titans, Friday Night Lights, Any Given Sunday, Brian's Song, Heaven Can Wait, Rudy, Radio, etc, etc, etc.
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Action Film:Die Hard\nRomantic Comedy: Splash\nScience Fiction:Star Wars Ep4\nThriller:Jaws\nHorror:Silence Of The Lambs\nComedy: The Mask\nWestern: High Plains Drifter\nAnimated:The Land Before Time\nDrama: Forrest Gump
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Such a great question. That movie is visually stimulating from start to finish. \nI have to say my faviorte scene is when Sol and Vincent try to rob Vinnie Jones when he clearly sees they have fake guns. \nR.E.P.L.I.C.A
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"Easy Rider" has to be the best soundtrack.\nItalian Job (original)\nQuadrophenia\nForest Gump\nGood Morning Vietnam
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Wolverine!! I'm a big fan of Hugh Jackman.
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the blood!?! Well being from Vegas.. its in my nature to love everything about it.
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I saw this at a cast and crew screening in London last weekend: I'm not a huge Bond fan, but I do enjoy them on a purely popcorn level and this was definitely one of the best in recent memory. The tone is much edgier and nastier than the Brosnan movies, harking back more to Dr. No or For Your Eyes Only. The action sequences are brilliantly shot and edited for maximum impact and are some of the best out of any Bond movie. Martin Campbell, who also made 'Goldeneye', was an excellent choice and, for me, is one of the best Bond directors. What gives this the lead over recent Bonds is the more realistic feel: the exotic locales, fast cars, spectacular action, beautiful women and many other Bond hallmarks are all here but gone is the campy tone that marred, say, Die Another Day. Yes, the whole franchise is based on an entirely ridiculous and cartoonish notion but the more serious and harder-edged tone works really well here. In this context, Daniel Craig gives an excellent performance as Bond. I'll be the first to admit that I raised an eyebrow when I heard he was cast but he really makes it his own. It's hard to say whether he's better than any of the other Bonds: Connery and Brosnan felt right for the style of Bond movies they were in. Here, as suits the overall tone of the film, Bond is much more of a sadist, a cold-hearted killer with very little sense of empathy and Craig, with his piercing eyes, suits the role very well. He's charming and funny when required and totally convincing in the action sequences. The violence is less cartoon-like and flippant, too, with every punch, kick and shooting looking like they really hurt. Also, the story is just much more engaging than many a Bond film; the script's not going to win awards but it's consistently inventive and intriguing. Whilst the film has enough of it's fair share of action, the emphasis is equally on character and storyline and less on gadgets and sheer implausibility. When there isn't a huge action sequence happening, you don't miss it: the film's longest set-piece, the poker game at the Casino Royale, is as (or not more) gripping and entertaining than any of the chases and shoot-outs. The only minor gripes that I have are a slightly too long running time: the film drags a wee bit towards the end and, although it helps the tone of the film, we don't hear enough of the Bond theme tune! However, great directing and performances from everyone involved, along with Phil Meheux's excellent cinematography, Peter Lamont's as ever superb production design and all the other top-notch craft and technical departments make 'Casino Royale' a classy and very enjoyable night out at the movies.
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If you liked V then you should check out Equilibrium with Christian Bale. Helluva movie considering the low budget it was done with. Kurt Wimmer (Director) is a genius, he just recently did Ultraviolet which I wanna see regardless of the hokey storyline.