Try to give details to your answer. As for me, I like "The Empire Strikes Back." I like the dark overtones, Yoda's introduction and the display of his wisdom, and the only Star Wars movie to show Darth Vader in his prime: killingn people for failing him and showing his mastery of the Force!
200780
I concur, "Empire" is also my fav.  "Return of the Jedi" is a close second.  The middle movie rocks, since it's sole purpose is to build on the plot.  It does not have to introduce the entire idea, nor does it have to finish it up.  It can develop the characters and plot.  And, of course, the whole "losing his hand and finding out that Darth is his father" scene for Luke makes the whole film.  Yoda rocks, obviously.  "I love you... I know" is also a classic.  And the movie ends with the promise of so much more.  "Empire" rocks.
653824
OMG.....That is one of my favorite movies...I actually just bought the directors cut and I liked the comic affect they had in it in between chapters...."Warriors come out and play, Warriors come out and play" with the bottles clinging together I love that scene....
166121
Oh, wow...this is a tuff one for me because I like them both. \nHmm...I'm going to have to go with Hayden. I base my response on Revenge of the Sith in that one scene where he got out of bed and put his robe on. It was a very brief shot of his torso...but oh boy! He worked out since his previous movies. \nEver seen Life as a House?...I highly recommend it!
183379
I personally loved Star Wars since forever. But the Lord of the Rings is a fantastic movie nonetheless.
555169
I'm 40.\n\nI like the original three much better. I enjoyed all 6 movies in this order:\n\nEmpire Strikes Back\nReturn of the Jedi\nA New Hope\nRevenge of the Sith\nAttack of the Clones\nPhantom Menace
123325
the two towers is my fav.  i love the war sequence.  my favorite part is when ghimli asks aragorn to toss him.  lol!!  oh and i can't forget the part where ghimli can't see over the wall and legolas asks him if he needs a box.  yeah, i have seen these movies way too many times.
604421
I love that movie! I think it was the best movie I have ever seen. Pixar's animation was great- and the voices they used for the characters matched them perfectly. The cars they used all looked very authentic; they looked as if they just jumped on to the screen. Every detail was there. Like the way they use Volkswagen Beetles as the bugs and the Details on Lightning: 95- his number- being the year Toy Story came out (Pixar's First animated film) and his brand tires Lightyear, as in Buzz Lightyear.   'm very pleased with the turnout of this movie. Much better than Toy Story, A Bug's Life, and every other Pixar Film put together.
169179
Yeah, I saw it yesterday. Harrison Ford is very very smart and clever in the movie. Go see it!!!!!!!\n\nHe totally turns the tables on the villians.
560682
I think it would be a tie between The Notebook and Love Actually. \nThe Notebook is a movie that gets me everytime I watch it. It is the ultimate love story, it shows just how much devotion one can have for the person they love. I like Love Actually because it follows so many different lives and it shows how that interconnect.\n Another good one is the Man in the Moon with Reese Witherspoon ( dont get it confused with the Jim Carrey version). I think it was the first movie she was in but I absolutly love it!! and would highly reccomend it to anyone!
708
Narnia, if you get the christian subtext... and King Kong are both awesome epics..\nJust Friends was a great comedy if you were in high school in the early 90's.
397803
I am guessing Islam?\n\nBTW, I liked that movie. It was a bit vulgar, and a bit sci-fi, but the main theme behind it was very well worth watching.
600569
I think it's a great film, too. So only 1 fav moment? The funniest is when Indy is trying to find Karen Allen in the marketplace, and is confronted by the big guy with the fancy sword moves, so Indy just pulls out his pistol and nonchalantly blasts the guy!\n\nWhen they open the Ark is really awesome, too.
337054
Brokeback Mountain\nall 3 latest Star Wars Films\nthis Chicken Little thing what the Heck was that all about\nPearl Harbor
566599
Lucas "Luke" Jackson played by Paul Newman in \n"Cool Hand Luke" an amazing movie. I was introduced to it years ago as it was my dad's favorite movie. I watched it and liked it as a child because "my dad" liked it. As I grew older and re-watched the movie I found myself drawn into Luke's character and the struggle within himself. I was also mesmerized by Paul Newman on screen. He had such charisma and screen presence that hasn't been matched by many since. \nMy Dad died after a stroke at 63 but I still love watching this movie and thinking about my dad and enjoying Paul Newman's awesome portrayal of Luke.
58043
Dude...you rock!  Those are my favorite movies of all time too!\n\n"I will take the ring to Mordor...though I do not know the way" -Frodo Baggins in The Fellowship of the Ring
423753
I have three: The Fly (the Jeff Goldblum version), Star Wars IV, and Planet of the Apes (the original).\n\nThe Fly I love for Goldblum's character and just the deep -pathos- involved in his situation.  I love that he's so very passionate, I love that he's such an obliviously awkward fellow, and argh, I love how -tragic- the situation he's gotten himself into is - to bring about your own gruesome downfall simply because of such a human mistake, and to be so horribly aware of what's happening to you throughout the entire process ... it's just really compelling to me.\n\nStar Wars IV (A New Hope) I love because of its story, Luke's endearing optimism, and them oh so cool light sabre scenes.  Not to mention, I -still- get goosebumps every time Luke blows up the Death Star at the end ...\n\nPlanet of the Apes I enjoy because its concept is just so interesting.  Sure, it looks dated now but I still love the "surprise" ending, and the interaction between the humans and them 'damn dirty apes' throughout always makes me want to watch ...
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My favorite character is Obi wan Kanobi because he is so conflicted with the love of Anikin and the rules of the jedi. He also has a lot of witty lines in this movie!\n\nTo Rachel who said she loved the movie and that Aiken was her favorite character, maybe you should watch the movie again because the Characters name is Anikin. hahah