All time favorite movie

[Ruari]

 

[LakeOzark53]

Tombstone, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, the Jason Bourne series with Matt Damon, Chaplin's City Lights.

 

[mbkr]

Paint Your Wagon

 

[A.L.]

Once upon a time in America. I don’t watch it often though like any of my favorites to keep it fresh. I watch my favorites so rarely I almost forget the details and am nervous to watch again in fear that I won’t like them as much.

Watched the above movie last weekend. Interesting how you find little details every time you rewatch. It was almost if I understood the movie even better than before.

 

[karnaknives]

Idiocracy.

 

[charlesf20]

Easy Rider

 

[David Mary]

The Principle.

 

[FullMetalJackass]

Private Joker and Pyle live forever

 

[karnaknives]

Private Joker and Pyle live forever

Well, except that Pyle

Spoiler: ***

dies....

...oops, spoiler alert!!

 

[moonman]

Jeremiah Johnson.

 

[Bob Denman]

Either Armageddon or Independence Day

X 2!!

 

[Gary W. Graley]

This is hard, really hard...I watch too many movies, soon they all run together in my head and get lost.

Top movies that I can think of at the moment.

Jeremiah Johnson, I was in the Navy when that came out, I'll never forget jumping up and yelling YEAH!!! when he threw his bowie knife at the guy that jumped out of the tree at him, my buddy wasn't as excited lol and slouched even lower in his seat...

Hard Times, hard to beat Charles Bronson...

War Games

The Martian

The Sting

The Princess Bride

It's a Wonderful Life, my wife still kids me about me crying every time I watch that...

and way too many more to write out...

G2

 

[awjones]

Conan the Barbarian (1982)

 

[Dogdrawz]

"Joey, do you like movies about gladiators?"...Capt. Oveur

 

[evergreensSequoiaseucalyptusandOaks]

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[Richard338]

The Principle.

I assume that you typed it correctly. For a second I thought you might mean "The Principal"...

 

[David Mary]

I assume that you typed it correctly. For a second I thought you might mean "The Principal"...

The one about the Copernican Principle. Haven't heard of the other one, or if I have, there is probably a reason I don't know anything more about, as with a lot of popular culture stuff I take a pass on.

 

[bayouace]

"The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming"
Comedy with Jonathan Winters, Carl Reiner, Alan Arkin, and Brian Keith. 1963 I think.

 

[Mongo]

Blazing Saddles. Director's cut. Duh.

 

[James Y]

Earlier in this thread, I mentioned a bunch of my favorite movies in different genres. But if I had to pick one movie that I would say is currently my all-time favorite of the lot, I’ll have to say it’s Your Name (Kimi no Na wa, 2016). And I am NOT a big anime fan. I had read some really good reviews on it, decided to give it a try, and was surprised, to say the least. It brought back that special feeling for me of watching an epic movie for the first time and knowing I’m seeing something special that was going to be a new favorite; something I hadn’t felt about a new movie in a long time. It’s one of those movies that gets better and better the further into the story it goes. A few Christmases ago, I gifted DVDs of this movie to various family members, all of whom are adults, none of whom had ever watched anime before, and they all loved it.

Jim