share your favorate movies!

I'm not a strong fan of westerns but this one is more compelling (and believable actually) than most. And with Robert Duvall and Kevin Costner, how bad could it be?

Has any one here ever see the 1982 movie "Butterfly" with Stacy Keach and Pia Zadora.
What are your thoughts about the movie? I just watched it online at Netflix!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJBi-z0SICo

I love watching movies, I can see the different world in the movie.
-Big Fish
-Hachi: A Dog's Tale

Pirates of the Caribbean (all series)

"Bridge to Terabithia" My favorite.

Bookmark

Do you mean this one?
http://www.imdb.com/video/wab/vi791478809/

Farewell to the King

On the Beach (2000 film with Armand Assante)

Bridge to Terabithia

No, I'm sorry, when I found the thread I didn't want to lose it so I just bookmarked.

I have a few really old movies that are still relevant today.

Dr. Strangelove, funnier to me now than it was in 1963

A Face in the Crowd, Andy Griffith's best ever film, and once again relevant today

Night of the Hunter (Robert Mitchum and Lillian Gish) scares the bejesus out of me every time.

Sunset boulevard (wow)

More modern films:

Unforgiven (western movie)

Kill Bill 1 and 2, flamboyant revenge flick

Pulp Fiction, (people in terrible trouble for any number of reasons, but also some very slick humor, and a revenge flick as well)

Saving Private Ryan

The Kings Speech

And every-once in a while, watch a Mel Brooks movie, start with Blazing Saddles

Um.... That was a cheeky retort.

The Young Lovers, an obscure b&w Peter Fonda flick-w/ a somewhat serious theme- from the sixties.

Italian job, fast and furious series

An obscure Peter Fonda & Nick Adams flick of the '60s. I believe it
got limited distribution.



I kinda liked it. The best cast member was
the motorcycle. It was played at a remote radar station where I was at the tim,somewhere in the sixties.

Every one should watch 'To kill a Mocking Bird", and 12 Angry Men. Oh, I almost forgot, The lady Killers, (the first, English version), and another one you really should see, is the 'Oxbow Incident". Just as powerful when it was released. Judgement at Nuremberg. This one you should find compelling. its a magnificent interpretation of the actual trial and the stigma so many Germans had to confront. Movies can be lessons on history, i hope many of you enjoy the movie as much as I did.

Zoolander
Zombieland
Jennifer's Body
Tropic Thunder
The Burbs

Aasdfer

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Very cool movie, you can watch in the company.