Pope John Paul II's top ten movies???
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I think Groundhog Day is one of them
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Not in order... and can't get it to be just 10...but some of my favourites are: \nGirl, Interrupted \nPatch Adams \nReguarding Henry\nLilo and Stitch \nFinding Nemo \nOne Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest \nThe Notebook \nRocky Horror Picture Show \nThe Virgin Suicides \nMary Poppins \nGhost \nShrek 1 and 2 \nThe Truth About Jane \nMy Cousin Vinny \n10 Things I Hate About You \nThe Exorcist \nBoys on the Side \nSilence of the Lambs \nPrincess Diaries 1 and 2 \nGrease \nWilly Wonka (the original) \nHocus Pocus
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Unfortunately, I've seen only "Todo sobre mi madre" ("All about my mother" in English, right?). This is one of my favourite movies, all cry every time when I watched it. I am sure that the rest of his movies are also extraordinary.
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Dogma\n\nIt highlights some questions and points made be modern day theology about God and the many religions that stem from his existence.  It's an educational movie as well as being very entertaining.\n\nThe Star Wars saga.\n\nI just liked it.
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- Shawshank Redemption (because a person CAN watch it on TBS 20 times in a row and not say to themselves why am I watching this again?)\n\n- Team America (always a good laugh, F@#% Yeah!)\n\n- Pirates of the Caribbean (just a good time - and it's Jonny Depp in all his brilliance!)\n\n- Shindler's List (what a way to remind one's self that your life does not suck comparatively - plus it's a chubby Ralph Fiennes ... odd)\n\n- Amelie ( one of the greatest fictional character ever created ... what a joy of a movie!)
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1. The Godfather\n2. Casablanca\n3. Sunset Blvd\n4. All about Eve\n5 Forrest Gump\n6 Psycho\n7 Chinatown\n8 Funny Girl\n9 King Kong\n10 Caddyshack
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There were a lot of best movies...It depend on individual taste...here is the best of in all genres....look for ur favourite among this.... \nBest Action/Adventure-Indiana Jones Trilogy \nBest Adaptation- Spiderman Trilogy\nBest Animation-Shrek 1&2 \nBest Biopic-The Ten Commandments (1956) \nBest Classics-Gone With the Wind (1939) \nBest Comedy-Dumb and Dumber(1994) \nBest Crime/Gangster-The Godfather Trilogy\nBest Documentary-The Fog of War (2003) \nBest Drama-Schindler's List(1993) \nBest Historical Epic-Ben-Hur (1959) \nBest Kids/Family -E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)\nBest Musical- The Sound of Music (1965)\nBest Religion-The Passion of the Christ (2004)\nBest Remake-King Kong (2005) \nBest Romance-Titanic (1997) \nBest Science Fiction-Starwars(all six!!)\nBest Fantasy-Lord of the Ring Trilogy \nBest Sequel -Back to the Future II(1989) \nBest Sports-Rocky Anthology \nBest Suspense/Horror- Ringu Of Terror (2005)\nBest Teen-American Pie Trilogy \nBest Thriller-Silence of the Lambs (1991) \nBest War-Saving Private Ryan (1998) \nBest Western-The good, the bad and the Ugly(1968) \nBest Monster-Aliens qualilogy\nBest disaster-The day after tomorrow(2004) \n\nThose were unforgettable classic.....highly recommanded
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LIBERACE!! bam! 10 points!
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Pope John Paul II's Legacy Draws Others to Carry Out Bold Endeavors.  Pope Set Stage for Multiple Agendas: From Uniting Christians to Interfaith Cooperation to Ending War And Promoting Moral Stability.  \n\nMany agree that Pope John Paul II's focus on the inherent dignity of each person formed the core of his vision and the underpinning for his strong stance favoring human rights, social and economic justice for poor people and nations, respect for religious and cultural differences, worker's rights, reverence for life at every stage, stewardship of the environment and living a simple lifestyle.\n\nExamples of his focus on human dignity are numerous. In his 2002 message for Day of Prayer for Peace in the World, the Pope stated that "there can be no true peace without respect for the dignity of persons and peoples ... ." When that peace is broken, he hastened to add, "Forgiveness alone heals the wounds of the heart and fully restores damaged human relations."\n\nAgain, in a meeting in 2001 with a European business group, the Pope said that the purpose of economic activity should lead to "protecting the environment and promoting the full human development of millions of men and women, in a way that respects every individual's dignity ... ."\n\nHe also hoped that future generations would "enjoy a prosperity that is not merely economic but spiritual as well, corresponding to the deepest aspirations of the human heart."\n\nAt the same time, Msgr. Kerr said, the Pontiff's belief in human dignity formed the basis for his strong opposition to abortion, euthanasia, materialism and preemptive war.\n\nPope John Paul II often spoke of moral truths, yet he respected the person's freedom of conscience and obligation to act in his or her own free will. "Respect for a person's conscience, where the image of God himself is reflected, means that we can only propose the truth to others, who are then responsible for accepting it," the Holy Father stated in his 2002 message for World Day.\n\nMoreover, Msgr. Kerr said, Pope John Paul II carried a message of solidarity to people around the globe. He also wanted them to know that they are loved by a transcendent, divine power. "Pope John Paul II understood the hunger in the human heart to experience the divine. That is why millions around the world flocked to see him wherever he went."\n\nAccording to Dr. Schmitz, Pope John Paul II's humanitarian efforts stemmed from his deep commitment to his papal mission. "He had a very keen understanding of his role as pope.\n\n"To look at his accomplishments, we must first look at his zeal for the papacy. Was he a good pope? He was clearly a man on a passionate mission to bring good news to all peoples. He took his role as successor to Peter, as shepherd to his flock, very seriously. That is what made him more than a good pope. He was a great pope.\n\n"His mission was the summary point of being pope," Dr. Schmitz said. "He used every means he could -- through travel, modern transportation and technology -- to bring Christ's healing message to people in the far corners of the earth."
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1. Lord of the Rings\n2. Pirates of the Caribbean\n3. Kingdom of Heaven\n4. Pearl Harbor\n5. Passion of the Christ
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1. The Game\n2. Princesas- Spain\n3. Otros Dias Vendran- Spain\n4. La Buena Estrella- Spain\n5. Cinderella Man\n6. JFK\n7. Autumn in New York\n8. The Italian Job\n9. Beaches\n10. Meet the Parents and Meet the Fuckers\n\nThe three Spanish movies that I mention are excellent, if you can see them, you won't be dissapointed.  These are not all my favorite movies but some of them, they are not in any order.
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Tigerland, Pearl Harbor, Windtalkers, Black Hawk Down, Saving Private Ryan, Platoon, The Outsiders, BBC version of the Cronicles of Narnia, A Walk to Remember, Mission Impossible, Evita, Five People You Meet in Heaven, or The old Pink Panther movies w/ Peter Seller\n~all of these are excellent movies
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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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King of Kings; Jesus Christ Superstar; The Greatest Story Ever Told; Jesus of Nazareth; Godspell
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Personally, I love his movie "Rasemon".\n\nAll his movies are listed here:\n http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000041/
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I have quite a few favotite movies. My top 5 are:\n\n1. Gone w/ the Wind\n2. The Notebook\n3. Casablanca\n4. What Dreams May Come\n5. Steel Magnolias\n\n\nThere are a ton more. But those are the top 5 since I don't wanna bore you w/ any more. LOL\n\nOh...one more....6. Flight Plan that was such a great movie. Really keeps u on th eedge of your seat the whole movie.
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1- Amistad\n2- Meet Joe Black\n3- Legends of the fall\n4- The remains of the days\n5- Dracula\n6- Proof\n7- Chaplin\n8- The silence of the lambs\n9- A bridge too far\n10- The tenth man