The Greatest Movie Ever Made was the Wizard of Oz in 1939......and second place is not even close.
Greatest Movie Ever?
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Of your two selections, tombstone. And I agree point break was the better swayze film.
I also support with the picks for pulp fiction and Schindler’s list, although what quotables came from the later? After the mention of schindler’s List, I was surprised no mentions for Saving Private Ryan [edit: and the pianist, which is definitely in my top 5]. And if we’re talking quotes, it’s anchorman for me.
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God Father Part 1 & 2
Saving Private Ryan
Raging Bull
Once upon a time in America
Braveheart
Cabaret
Saving Private Ryan
Raging Bull
Once upon a time in America
Braveheart
Cabaret
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Glad to know your perspective doesn’t only suck when it comes to PSU coaches!!!
Can’t wait to read what you consider a top-notch movie brimming with value.
Another forgotten classic, Bridge Over the River Kwai.
Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
I used to watch AMC but since they changed their format and threw annoying commercials in, I'm strictly a TCM watcher unless I'm really desperate. It seems their biggest draw is The Walking Dead and I'm not a fan of horror and gore.
Titanic. I can't believe they haven't made a sequel yet.
With global warming the iceberg’s role would be played by an ice cube.
The best movie ever is Animal House. Nothing else is close.
Agree except Blade Runner. Add The Unforgiven, Bringing Up Baby and His Girl Friday.
Godfather is great, I liked Godfather 2 a bit better. Not the greatest but one of my favorites "Breakfast at Tiffany's", excellent score. Another truly terrible movie but with fabulous music "The Jazz Singer" with Neil Diamond.
How could we possibly have gotten this far along without some mention of Howard the Duck? Here is a summary for those cinematically challenged among us:
Howard the Duck, based upon the 1970s Marvel comic book series, starred Lea Thompson, Tim Robbins and Jeffrey Jones and featured a talking, cigar-chomping duck from another planet that is zapped across the galaxy to Cleveland where he meets a musician who attempts to help him return home.
George Lucas outdid himself with this production!
As a first runner-up, I nominate Doctor Detroit starring Dan Hemorrhoid
Howard the Duck, based upon the 1970s Marvel comic book series, starred Lea Thompson, Tim Robbins and Jeffrey Jones and featured a talking, cigar-chomping duck from another planet that is zapped across the galaxy to Cleveland where he meets a musician who attempts to help him return home.
George Lucas outdid himself with this production!
As a first runner-up, I nominate Doctor Detroit starring Dan Hemorrhoid
I'll go with
- Wizard of Oz
- Casablanca
- Citizen Kane
- North by Northwest
- Psycho
- Where Eagle Dare
- The Longest Day
- Ben Hur
- How the West Was Won
- Excalibur
Roadhouse wins by virtue of more gratuitous nudity - but just barely. FIFY.
Forgive me if this "review" of Roadhouse was posted earlier on BWI. I can't remember where I first saw it, but funny as hell...
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.th...se-patrick-swayze-good-bad-movies-5670135550c
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.th...se-patrick-swayze-good-bad-movies-5670135550c
It's Johnny Utah's acting that is so suck ass that brings that movie back to the ground.
Jeepers! You freaks all forgot the REAL best movie ever made.
Cool Hand Luke
"Sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand."
Cool Hand Luke
"Sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand."
Raiders of the Lost Ark is always in my top 5 across all genres.
While The Godfather movies were great, my favorite in that genre is Goodfellas.
Unforgiven is my favorite western, but also have Josey Wales and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence high on my list.
Fantasy films - Empire Strikes Back and the Lord of the Rings are fantastic.
While The Godfather movies were great, my favorite in that genre is Goodfellas.
Unforgiven is my favorite western, but also have Josey Wales and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence high on my list.
Fantasy films - Empire Strikes Back and the Lord of the Rings are fantastic.
Some of my favorites.
Shane
Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Saving Private Ryan
The Tin Star
Rocky
The Bridge On The River Kwai
Lonesome Dove ( TV).
Shane
Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Saving Private Ryan
The Tin Star
Rocky
The Bridge On The River Kwai
Lonesome Dove ( TV).
