what is your favourite movie moent and why?
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One of the greatest moments in film is also one of the greatest moments in literature, when Gyweneth Paltrow as Emma makes a condescending remark about a woman not as good looking as she.
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Casablanca is by far the best.  Everyone in it does an amazing job.  I think that Claude Rains is the most underrated actor of his time.
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THat's pretty subjective, but it's sure right up near the top of my list.  A terrifically serpentine plot, perfect period dialogue, smart use of symbolism and sharp shot selection are all things that stand out for me in this film.  Also, terrific hats ;)
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Moulin Rouge is my favorite.\nI like the Hours and Harry Potter too.
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1) Pride and prejudice--\nI love it so much b/c I had never really liked period peaces before b/c of war and this one deviated from it and was mainly a love theme and I love the vocabulary of it--I find myself pretending to talk like they did. :)  I love Mr.Darcy--not that cute at first but he grows on you and you can't help but love his acting.  I am in love with him. \nHe and the other actors were totally great--it was so real.  Perfect!! I wish it would have lasted longer.\n\n2)Where the Heart Is---One of my best friends told me to watch this movie and it was so good--fascinatingly sweet. My friend died shortly after that and it makes me think of him.\n\n3) *****A time to Kill****--It was just the best movie ever!!!!\nIt had a great plot and was never boring.\nIt had a lot of my favorite actors all in one movie!!--\nMatthew McConaughey, Sandra Bullock, Ashley Judd, Samuel L. Jackson, Donald Sutherland and yes--even Kiefer Sutherland!!\nIt doesn't get any better that that!!!\nIt is a must see movie  :)\n\n4)Halloween 1 and 2--both were great--I love scary movies too.  I watch this every year, plus any of the other ones that come on.  I really like Jamie Lee Curtis\n\n5) Clueless--the characters were great and I loved the ironies and the fun.\n\n6) Pretty woman--Julia Roberts is my favorite actress and I loved the movie\n\n7)  My Best friend's wedding--I loved the plot--too bad she didn't end up snatching her guy at the end.\n\n8) Lost Boys--I loved looking at those Vampires and corey Haim--exciting, romantic, scary and pleasing to the eyes..:)\n\n9) Dirty Dancing!!  I love Patrick Swayze--I would say I have watched this movie more than any other over and over and over again.  That is another one that should have lasted longer.\n\n10) The faculty--so absurd and is a great movie when you like to think about school and the strange people that attend it.  \n\n11) Princess Bride--adventurous and romantic\n\n12) Kiss the Girls-- I love Ashley Judd.  It had a great story, good actors and was refreshingly  different that other thrillers.\n\n13)  Never been Kissed--Great story where the nerdy girl gets to retry and relive her high school dreams.  \nI really love Drew Barrymore too and the lead guy in the movie.  She is just a terrific actress.  \n\n14) Karate Kid--Ralph Macchio--so good!  I was young and I remember having such a crush on him.\n\n15)  About last Night--Demi Moore and Rob Lowe--need I ssay more?  \n\n16)  Crash--Fabulous.  It showed such a twist of how society is and the prejudices that we have and how people are understood and have a change of heart.  \n\n17) Texas Chainsaw Massacre--so scary.  I saw this with my future husband.\n\n18)  Children of the corn--I thought it was so different and yet too scary--watched it when I was little.\n\n19)  Dangerous Minds.--I just liked it b/c it was different and showed me a side of what school may be like in the inner cities--Wonderful movie\n\n20) Pet Cemetary--so strange and who could've ever thought of that except for Stephen King.\nPsycho is also one of those type of movies too--never will forget that one!!! Whew!\n\nThere are really too many for me to mention..I love movies and I am sure that I have left some of my favorites out.  \nI just kept going, but this really made me think.\nI do not think I have ever spent this much time answering any question on here!! :)\n\nOh well, ... what are your favorites?  :)\nHave fun!
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lol that's my FAVORITE MOVIE. my favorite part is in the tunnel of love. "girl get some of that food of this boat" "i need it to live" "" and get that chicken out yo purse" lol funny shit
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Well I have lots of favorite movies but if I had 2 pick three I would have 2 say... \nThe Titanic\nLords Of Dog Town and\nKing Kong
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Phantom of the Opera!! lol i love that movie..\nhes an elder who puts a monkey music player thingy on her grave, then sees a red rose with a ring on it.. and thats the final scene..
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The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie \n\nA classic film from Luis Bunuel!!
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My favorite movie of all time is "Annie." The older one, with Carol Burnett as Miss Hanigan. My dad took my sister and me to see it about a month before our younger brother was born, and I wouldn't stop singing "Tomorrow" all the way home.\n\nI still sing it when ever I am feeling down.
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Definitely Lady and the Tramp is my all time favorite. But I'm a huge Disney fan so all the movies are Great to me.
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ohhhhhhh yes.  City of God was excellent!  Other foreign favorites of mine are Triplets of Belleville, Audition, Versus, Battle Royale and The Chorus.  Foreign movies are so awesome.
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Casablanca.  I enjoy the suble humor.  A buddy and I continually quote the movie
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My favorite movie is The Outsiders. It's an old one but it's great!\nI haven't seen Flight Plan yet.
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I have a few favorite movies. I liked/loved ....\n "The Notebook" , "Titanic", "Mary Poppins' ", "The Wedding Singer",  "Dirty Dancing", "Grease" and "Ghost"
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Here are a few films I suggest. These were all films I enjoyed watching and found stimulating when I was a teenager(which I am guessing your class are as well)\n\nLA HAINE (hate)1996...\nI loved watching this film....And one of the most memorable I have ever seen.. Really you must watch  it if you haven't already. This film is especially relevant to the current situation in France. It gives a real inside view to life in the suburbs. I think this is a topic  that a young audience will be able to connect with, and great for discussions.\nHere is a brief outline about the film....\nIt is a dark urban thriller which has been called France's answer to Do the Right Thing. It explores themes of racism, violence and disaffected youth in modern suburban Paris. A riot has broken out in a suburban ghetto, and been quelled by the police. The film depicts 24 hours in the lives of three teenage friends in that suburb.\n\n\nOr what about...... \n (LA VIE RÊVÉE DES ANGES)  THE DREAM LIFE OF ANGELS(1998)\nWhich I think will really captivate a teenage class because it is about being young and feeling isolated from society......\n In Lille, two penniless young women with few prospects become friends. Isa moves in with Marie, who's flat-sitting for a mother and child in hospital in comas following a car crash. Isa is out-going, unskilled, with hopes of moving south to warmer climes. Marie usually is either angry or detached. Then, while Isa begins to visit the child in whose flat they live, going to hospital to read to her, Marie slowly falls for a rich youth. At first Marie keeps him at bay, then she not only pursues him, she begins to dream he is her life's love. When Isa tries to warn Marie, their friendship flounders. How will Marie handle the inevitable? And once they lose the flat, where will they go? \n\n\nor...\n\nUN HEROS TRES DISRET (A SELF MADE HERO) (1996)\nWhich is a lighter film that deals with important questions of identity and truth, and is set post war.\nFew liars have the ability to deceive their way through life. Even fewer can maintain the charade with dignity. Their fabrications may seem convincing at first, but eventually the lies catch up and there's a lot of red-faced explaining to do. Albert (Kassovitz) not only has a talent for deception, but he also becomes another person — exactly the person he longs to be. Sheltered by his mother during the Nazi occupation of France, Albert never got to join the Resistance. When he finally does break free of his mother's hold, he runs away to seek out adventure. He meets a gay resistance hero, the Captain (Dupontel), who painstakingly educates Albert about the minutiae of the war. Albert does his homework, too, memorizing names, numbers, stories, biographies, and places himself among the right people. His savvy lands him a high-ranking position in France's peacetime military. The film skillfully urges us to admire Albert's cunning and loathe his chicanery.\n\n\nIf it doesn't have to be from France...I suggest this Belgium film...\nROSETTA(1999)\nWhich shows the struggle of a young girl from a poor family trying to survive and keep a job. It really deals well with the hardships young peopple can face.\n It is about a girl of 17 trying desperately to escape her depressing life. In this effort she tries to find and keep a job that will allow her to move out of the caravan and away from her alcoholic mother. In Belgium the film inspired a new law prohibiting employers from paying teen workers less than the minimum wage,\n\n\nHere are a couple of older films I would also reccomend....\n\n400 BLOWS(1959)\nA new wave film that grimly shows how a young boy can descend into a life of crime.\nFrancois Truffaut's first feature was this 1959 portrait of Antoine Doinel (Jean-Pierre Léaud), a boy who turns to petty crime in the face of neglect at home and hard times at a reform school. Somewhat autobiographical for its director, the film helped usher in
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My personal favorite would have to be the first.  I have a thing for classics.  Like movie sequels or trilogies, the first is always more complex and intricate.  After all, the characters must be established quickly to ensure the proper pacing of the plot.  So, like most classics, the first is my favorite.  \n   Strongbad quickly establishes his characters, using standard archetypal personalites.  However, unlike his comtemporaries, his sacarstic yet often humanistic take on the complex life of high school girls is unmatched.  Within moments we understand and know someone just like each character, Ms. So and so, the popular one, the boy crazed slut, and the ugly duckling.  Strongbad's immediate character development quickly draws his viewer in, allowing the focus to be the film itself.  \n  At first, this film seems to be a simplistic satire on the tirings of hormonal teenage girls.  But it is much more than that- behind the subtlies of Strongbad's political statements, is a layer of depth.  While trying to 'dress to impress,' Kristin's body is aruptly severed.  How many other women out there secretly wish their friends would drop dead because we simply felt they looked better than us?  One by one, the girls are arrowed, chomped, and pelted by the slings of female jealousy until all that remains is the obliverated pieces of a once strong feminist movement.  Strongbad didn't just write a cartoon; he wrote a cleverly disguised statement about the female perspective in a world of plastics: feminism is dead, and it was woman who killed it.