Lets talk about our favorite movie.
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achalmersman
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I have several.
Probably favorite is tie between "Shooter" and "American Sniper"
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Probably favorite is tie between "Shooter" and "American Sniper"
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There is one in every crowd!
I thought it was "Brokeback Mountain"?
Never watched that movie.
Actually.... TOMBSTONE is probably my favorite.
deezdad
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Sure is.. its a tie between Rochelle, Rochelle and Cry, cry again.
Bruce Urie
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Definitely Deliverance! And "Where Eagles Dare" , "The Wild Bunch." ("If they move.....kill 'em!)
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Why Ringo,. You look like someone walked all over your grave!
Gene Van Horn
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Marky Mark ruined "Shooter", movie was based on a book called Point of Impact, best book i ever read. For me after the book the movie just didnt do it. Also part of a trilogy of books with character Bob the Nailer,all very good. Favorite movie,One Flew Over the Coocoos Nest with Jack Nickleson. Favorite of more recent times Avatar.
achalmersman
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I learned a long time ago not to watch movies if I had read the books prior. Luckily for me I have not read Point of Impact although I would like to. For example, the movies I have seen based off Dan Browns books Angels and Demons, amd Davinci Code were both extrordinar let downs having read the books. However if you watch the movie first and then read the books like some of my friends did, you get to enjoy them both. Hopefully thats the case when I read Point of Impact [emoji4]
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Gene Van Horn
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I personally guarantee once you start that book you will not put it down. It is totally engossing and the Bob the Nailer character proves that there is alot more ways of being a genius than one. Plus like i said the auther just continues the character in 5 or 6 other books, then with his father in 5 or 6 more. Pay attention there is alot going on really fast but its all there. I actually gave Point of Impact to people who took off work to keep reading it till they were done.
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Interstellar ranks up there in my newer best creative and most innovative movie script. Same with tomorrowland was great for the imagination, dreaming of cool shit is fun
Most memorable movies would be from my childhood, Shelly Long in caveman OMG. I was 6 and watching a movie like that was much better than Benny hill on TV
BEST romance movie, old would be Romancing the stone or jewel of the Nile .... New would be the time travelers wife
Most memorable movies would be from my childhood, Shelly Long in caveman OMG. I was 6 and watching a movie like that was much better than Benny hill on TV
BEST romance movie, old would be Romancing the stone or jewel of the Nile .... New would be the time travelers wife
Powertechn2
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Super Troopers, or a toss between several great older horror movies including a few odd ones like Dead-Alive.
and Forest Gump.
Gene Van Horn
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Forest Gump was awsome. Like almost all Tom Hanks movies.
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Umm like a league of their own?
Do we have a new Mandela effect video, or you have no idea what I'm talking about?
Castaway was really good, not my "favorite" movie. Tom hanks is great, his boy.......
