Post Movies you like here thread

[K Frame Keith]

Just a few of my favorites:
LA Confidential
The Untouchables
Colors
Last of the Mohicans (both)
True Grit (both)
Team America World Police ('MERICA)

 

[68python]

Heat.

Blazing Saddles.

Monty Python and the holy Grail.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

Rewatching one of my favorite Stupid Movies -
Don't Kill It!
Double pump is off the table, ok?
Everybody got that?
I tried real hard to watch Baghdad, TX.
I think it's over near Iraan, TX.
The concept is good, but the characters, dialog and action worse than a middle school play.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

Why this list didn't get any "likes" is beyond me. I just remedied that. Some true classics in this list, most of which are favorites of mine as well. If I was going to pick DVDs to take with me somewhere, all of the ones mentioned here would be going with me.

Yo - Slick -
We don't need a list of Classic Movies.
We need a list of current flicks on the streaming channels that most of us haven't seen.

 

[revho]

Drinking a No Rules and watching the Big Lebowski.

"Mark it fuxxing zero!"

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[Rudi]

Lots of great films listed. Look for,

The Illusionist, just outstanding.

 

[Kitgun]

Will Penny & Treasure Island With Charlton Heston

 

[Donn]

Been watching a lot of old movies lately. The original Universal 1930's monster films, "The Mummy, Dracula, and Frankenstein." Have seen them many times over the years, so I guess maybe they're a link to my misspent youth. Recently watched the 1927 version of "The Jazz Singer" for the first time. I know Jolson was heralded as one of the great entertainers of the 20th Century, and I also know times change. That said, if this guy was considered great, there must not have been much else going on back then. MHO you understand.

 

[walkin jack]

Just watched a terrific "actioner" with Chris Hemsworth, "EXTRACTION". Its a slow starter featuring many many cleches. I almost stopped it. Sure glad I didn't. Once the action starts it doesn't let up and it good stuff too. No camera tricks etc. The action is there and it's real and it's non-stop.

This guy is a great action actor. He'd probably be a good new James Bond.

I watched it on Netflix streaming. Check it out...

 

[Joed49]

How about "Legends of the Fall" which is one of my favorites.

Last great movie watched was "Once Upon a Time in America". Very long and I had to watch it twice to pick up many things but a fantastic movie.