What is your favorite movie and why?
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I personally think Michael J Fox's best movies were the "Secret of my Success" and "Doc Hollywood". You are the the first person I know who really liked Back to the Future 2. Most people thought it was really just a lead up to 3. I'm not saying your wrong mind you. You like what you like. There is nothing wrong with that.
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There are so many that I love it is hard to pick just one.\nMovies: \nI love Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind for its ingenuity, romance without cheesiness, and honest look at its characters.\n\nI love the Indiana Jones Triolgy for their campy adventures.\n\nI love High Fidelity for its sardonic wit.\n\nBooks:  \nI love the Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood for the writers ability to make me stop and reread a passage just becasue the prose was so striking.  \n\nI love Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell for holding my interest through 6 separate but thematically linked stories all with different voices.\n\nI love the Professor and the Madman by simon Winchester for indulging my goofy fascination with the OED and making non-fictoin so gosh darn fun.\n\np.s. Their Eyes were Watching God is by Zora Neale Hurston not Toni morrison
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My favorite Horror movie has got to be "Salem's Lot"  (the original one). This one is my favorite because it was the first "Scary" movie that my sister and I ever watched.  To this day whenever me and my sister watch this movie (we are now in our 30's and live on different sides of the world) we both call each other so we can watch it at the same time.  We call each other periodically throughout the movie and when we go to bed there seems to be a tree or it seem to be very windy and things hit up against our windows and scares the crap out of us, so we end up calling each other in the middle of the night laughing.  So I guess I like the particular movie because it keeps me and my sister in touch, and the fact that my kids think that the film is ancient and out of date and boring, they stay up to watch it with me.  Gotta love Stephen King.
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Flushed away, because it's hilarious! I've seen it 5 times now & still haven't  got bored of it! It's got some really funny one liners also! Absolutely amazing film!
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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!
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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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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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The Matrix.\n\nIt was great the first time I saw it, and the 30th. Also, there has never been a movie that I have thought about or discussed more than this movie.\n\nFantastic film.
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Connery no question. ( You know he supposedly hated doing those films?)  My fave is "Diamonds are Forever". \nI mean, when a guy gets beat up by two girls named Bambi and Thumper..... THAT'S great cinema!
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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.
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Hey I am an absolutel chick flick lover and I have to let you know some of my fave's: In no particular order:\n\n1. Love and Basketball\n2. Brown Sugar\n3. Notting Hill\n4. Best Man\n5. 50 First Dates\n6. Pretty Woman\n7. How to lose a guy in 10 days\n8. Hitch\n9. When Harry Met Sally\n10. The truth about Cats and Dogs\n11. The Notebook\n12. Sam I am\n13. Imitation of Life\n14. The Devil Wears Prada\n15. Maid In Manhattan\n16. The Bodyguard\n17. ANYTHING ON LIFETIME\n\nIf you need any others, I could go on all night, just email me.  I love romantic comedies.
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My top 5 Favorites:\n\nGodfather\nCitizen Kane\nCasablanca\nYoung Frankenstein\nInherit the Wind
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I love Disney movies so much.\n\nMy favorite has got to be Peter Pan, Aladdin and Mulan. The stories and the animations are equally wonderful in all those movies. All the other Disney movies were exeptionally well too, but these three are the ones that I enjoyed most!
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I like all the movies presented by Walt Disney Pictures. So no doubt I like Hayao Miyazaki’s new animated adventure Howl’s Moving Castle.......what about you???\n\nhttp://toxic99.blogspot.com
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The best movie ever, in my opinion, would have to be the Titanic. It's a great movie! I probably like it so much because I completely know how it feels to lose somebody you love. It's still really sad. It makes your emotions bounce.
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OMG! I love it, one of my favorite movies!
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Reese Witherspoon, it is just because she is my favorite actress