Housepets!

My Favourite Movies:
Nightmare on Elm Street Series (not the new one)
Puppet Master Series
Child's Play 1 (the rest were god awful)
Resident Evil Series
28 Days/Weeks Later
Shaun/Dawn of the Dead
Night of the Living Dead 1
Cloverfield
Beetlejuice
Alice in Wonderland (the Sy-Fi version & Tim Burton's)
Oz (Sy-Fi version)
The Nightmare Before Christmas
(500) Days of Summer
Yes Man
Bridge to Terrabithia (new & old ones)
Sweeny Todd
Charlie & The Chocolate Factory (Tim Burton's version & old version)
District 9
Paranormal Activity
Zombie Land
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (it's not out yet but I liked the books)
V for Vendetta
Most Disney Movies
I am Legend
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (my favourite child's story)
And more I don't feel like typing in...

Ps I don't really like Avatar and I HATE Twilight Series

Paranormal activity was pretty scary. Much scarier than the other horror movie i saw before, the Strangers. That wasn't even horror, more like thriller.

CoffeeJunkie wrote:My Favourite Movies:
Nightmare on Elm Street Series (not the new one)
Puppet Master Series
Child's Play 1 (the rest were god awful)
Resident Evil Series
28 Days/Weeks Later
Shaun/Dawn of the Dead
Night of the Living Dead 1
Cloverfield
Beetlejuice
Alice in Wonderland (the Sy-Fi version & Tim Burton's)
Oz (Sy-Fi version)
The Nightmare Before Christmas
(500) Days of Summer
Yes Man
Bridge to Terrabithia (new & old ones)
Sweeny Todd
Charlie & The Chocolate Factory (Tim Burton's version & old version)
District 9
Paranormal Activity
Zombie Land
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (it's not out yet but I liked the books)
V for Vendetta
Most Disney Movies
I am Legend
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (my favourite child's story)
And more I don't feel like typing in...

Ps I don't really like Avatar and I HATE Twilight Series

Well someone likes macabre movies

Sketcherofstuff wrote:

CoffeeJunkie wrote:My Favourite Movies:
Nightmare on Elm Street Series (not the new one)
Puppet Master Series
Child's Play 1 (the rest were god awful)
Resident Evil Series
28 Days/Weeks Later
Shaun/Dawn of the Dead
Night of the Living Dead 1
Cloverfield
Beetlejuice
Alice in Wonderland (the Sy-Fi version & Tim Burton's)
Oz (Sy-Fi version)
The Nightmare Before Christmas
(500) Days of Summer
Yes Man
Bridge to Terrabithia (new & old ones)
Sweeny Todd
Charlie & The Chocolate Factory (Tim Burton's version & old version)
District 9
Paranormal Activity
Zombie Land
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (it's not out yet but I liked the books)
V for Vendetta
Most Disney Movies
I am Legend
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (my favourite child's story)
And more I don't feel like typing in...

Ps I don't really like Avatar and I HATE Twilight Series

Well someone likes macabre movies

Did someone say Machchchabre????

The other 'macabre' movies I like that I did not mention are;

Saw Series (I design my own traps sometimes)
House of 1000 Corpses
Hell Raiser
Jeepers Creepers
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Black Dahlia
Silence of the Lambs
Blair Witch Project 1 & 2
Children of the Corn
Seven

My favourite movie genre is Horror, if you haven't guessed.

Saw Series (I design my own traps sometimes) half yes half no
House of 1000 Corpses yes
**** Raiser yes
Jeepers Creepers no
Texas Chainsaw Massacre meh
Black Dahlia never saw it
Silence of the Lambs YES
Blair Witch Project 1 & 2 never saw it
Children of the Corn yum
Seven never saw it

Seven is about a murderer who kills victims to symbolize the seven deadly sins

Black Dahlia is a mystery/muder film about the gruesome death of Elizabeth Short

Both films are great

Heh, um, I like coffee too.

uh...

I'm not sure how to link that to a movie, but it's true.

toy story 3!
that movie was great!

Hm... Well, most of the movies I like have already been said, especially horror. But for one that hasn't been said, I liked The Butterfly Effect. ... The first one, not the two sequels that, um... Failed.

just watched Book of Eli and liked it a lot.

NOT Terminator Salvation.
That movie sucked. With a passion.

Spies Like Us - old Cold War comedy, really hilarious

Tron - Classic

Wargames - Geek classic WATCH NOW!!

The Great Outdoors - Comedy about a vacation to a cabin in the woods

History of the World pt 1 - Mel Brooks = genius?

Patton - Because he is BA

The Good, The Bad, The Weird - Korean western that is a MUST SEE.

For a Few Dollars More - Eastwood is a bro

District 9 - one of the best sci-fi films ever

Wall-E - if you didn't like it you have no soul.

2012?:P

My favorite types of movies are mostly superhero movies, such as:

Spiderman (all 3)

Fantastic 4 (first one was better, but Silver Surfer was okay)

Batman Begins and Batman Returns

Yeah, basically sums it up.. I like them all, Spiderman is my favorite. I also can't wait to see the Last Airbender movie.

I don't watch movies that much, and I posted that earlier in this topic. Still, I've not mentioned my favorite movie of all time.

Ready for it? You've probably never heard of it but...

Tales of the Past III

...Pure gold

^yes. AWESOME.

I'm glad! I love that movie! Blazer was just awesome!

The Lion King! If anybody doesn't cry at least once during that movie the you aren't human.

I can't recall I cried during that, but I definitely bawled at the end of Pay it Forward. Dear god, that movie is so touching.

CATCH 22, Anyone?

Hmm, favourite movies eh?

My favourites are:

The Back to the Future Trilogy (all three are awesome)
Dark City
One Hour Photo
Donnie Darko
Aladdin
Wall-E
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs
The Matrix Trilogy (all three are also great)
Repo! The Genetic Opera
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy


Movies that I happen to really really like are:

Frailty
The Lion King
Event Horizon
Session 9
Cube
Cube 2: Hypercube
American Psycho
Se7en
Identity
Unbreakable
The Cell
Frequency
The Illusionist
The Butterfly Effect
The Midnight Meat Train
Saw
Death to Smoochy
Sublime
The Iron Giant
The 13th Floor
Undisputed 3
The 5th Element
Terminator 2
Cat's Don't Dance
Sin City
1776
Last Action Hero
Rat Race
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Every-Pixar-Movie-Except-for-Monsters-Inc
12 Monkeys


I'm sure I could come up with more if I went over to where my DVDs are and looked through them to find the ones I remember really liking. But this will do for now.

EDIT - As soon as I pressed Submit I remembered how much I liked 12 Monkeys. So it's there now.

12 MONKEYS!
CATS DON'T DANCE!
And I thought that I was the only person here who ever heard of CUBE.

...Now I have to update my list because you guys reminded me of some;

CUBE
Repo! tGO
Bolt
13 Ghosts
Dark House
The Orphan
Shutter Island
Donnie Darko
S. Darko
Atlantis I & II
Skin Walkers
Hunger

My Fav Movies
(The Smilies Reprezent How I Feel For The Movies)

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Resident Evil
Resident Evil 2
Resident Evil 3
Scary Movie
Scary Movie 2
Scary Movie 3
Scary Movie 4
Date Movie
Stan Helsing
Meet The Spartans
Dead Space Downfall (Animated)
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 3
...

I like what you did for Stan Helsing & Meet the Spartans

In alphabetical order:

Ben-Hur (a classic with a great story.)
Bolt (more workmanlike than truly great, but it was super adorable and had great characters.)
A Clockwork Orange (frightening but truly unique and interesting.)
The Dark Knight (the perfect balance between character- and event-driven plot, plus great action and one of the best villains in all of film.)
Donnie Darko (convoluted plots are great.)
Fantastic Mr. Fox (wonderful humor, generally adult-oriented but still wacky enough to have child-appeal.)
Fight Club (great plot and acting in general.)
Finding Nemo (hilarious and with ridiculously high-caliber everything.)
Hot Fuzz (the perfect balance between humor and action, never takes low-hanging jokes, and is shows the world how foreshadowing is really done.)
Inglorious Basterds (great plot, interesting characters, particularly Colonel Landa, and helps remind people of the critical differences between "good," "nice" and "on the right side.")
Kung Fu Panda (even with the humor stripped, this would be an acceptable martial arts movie. Add in great characters, absolutely gorgeous scenery and great furry model design, and it just gets better.)
Lady and the Tramp (a classic and very endearing movie that shows that Pixar's idea of classy animation is hardly new.)
The Lion King (one of my favorite movies ever, which I remember seeing right after my grandfather died, so it's very important to me.)
Memento (I love experimental things, and this uses its weird structure to great effect.)
Pi (I'm a fan of math and mystery.)
Pulp Fiction (it's a shame this film's mouth is so much dirtier than mine, because it's ever-so-quotable.)
Rush Hour (silly and kind of dumb, but a very fun movie to watch.)
Seven (Morgan Freeman's voice... it is ever so lovely... Also fascinating plot and villain. It's a shame Brad Pitt's character exists, though.)
Shaun of the Dead (a romantic comedy with zombies. That about says it all. Also, very smart humor.)
Shrek (say what you will about the sequels, but Shrek is really funny.)
Toy Story (I don't think I need to say anything on this one. All three movies are superb.)
Tropic Thunder (not as dumb as it looks/sounds; it's more a parody of Hollywood's excesses, and it's very funny when it comes to that. Also I love Robert Downy, Jr.'s character.)
Up (emotional rollercoaster. There's humor, adventure, violence, and the infamous opening scene, all expertly done.)
WALL•E (one of the most artsy major animated films ever. And I'm just fine with that!)

And an honorable mention since it's not actually a movie: Wizard People, Dear Reader. It's a hilarious book-on-tape that can be (and with me and my friends, usually is) played in sync with Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, providing a replacement audio. It gets an honorable mention because I've probably seen it more times than any actual movie, except perhaps Hot Fuzz. I recommend it to any Harry Potter fans who like surreal humor and are OK with lots of bad language.

Sleet wrote:In alphabetical order:

Fantastic Mr. Fox (wonderful humor, generally adult-oriented but still wacky enough to have child-appeal.)
Fight Club (great plot and acting in general.)
Hot Fuzz (the perfect balance between humor and action, never takes low-hanging jokes, and is shows the world how foreshadowing is really done.)
Inglorious Basterds (great plot, interesting characters, particularly Colonel Landa, and helps remind people of the critical differences between "good," "nice" and "on the right side.")
Lady and the Tramp (a classic and very endearing movie that shows that Pixar's idea of classy animation is hardly new.)
Pi (I'm a fan of math and mystery.)
Pulp Fiction (it's a shame this film's mouth is so much dirtier than mine, because it's ever-so-quotable.)
Seven (Morgan Freeman's voice... it is ever so lovely... Also fascinating plot and villain. It's a shame Brad Pitt's character exists, though.)
Shaun of the Dead (a romantic comedy with zombies. That about says it all. Also, very smart humor.)
Tropic Thunder (not as dumb as it looks/sounds; it's more a parody of Hollywood's excesses, and it's very funny when it comes to that. Also I love Robert Downy, Jr.'s character.)
Up (emotional rollercoaster. There's humor, adventure, violence, and the infamous opening scene, all expertly done.)
WALL•E (one of the most artsy major animated films ever. And I'm just fine with that!)

I've probably seen it more times than any actual movie, except perhaps Hot Fuzz.

I think I've already said this before, but ARE YOU ME!?!?! rhetorical

Oh, and for anyone who liked the movie shutter island (probablly my favorite movie of all time) I totally recomend the book by Dennis Lehane (If I've already said this before also then I apologive very much. I have a repetetive mind )

Also, some aditions to my list. (Something in my gut is telling me that, guess what, I already mentioned these )

Snatch (British pulp fiction)
Lock stock and two smoking barrels (British Reservoir dogs)

Sketcherofstuff wrote:12 MONKEYS!
CATS DON'T DANCE!
And I thought that I was the only person here who ever heard of CUBE.

I've always been so sad about how nobody knows about Cats Don't Dance. I think it's a great movie that deserves a lot more recognition than it gets.

Cube's awesome too. I'm probably the only person in the world who liked the sequel just as much as the. I did think the prequel was pretty bad though.

Oh, and I'll have to add 13 Ghosts to my list.

Sleet wrote: And an honorable mention since it's not actually a movie: Wizard People, Dear Reader. It's a hilarious book-on-tape that can be (and with me and my friends, usually is) played in sync with Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, providing a replacement audio. It gets an honorable mention because I've probably seen it more times than any actual movie, except perhaps Hot Fuzz. I recommend it to any Harry Potter fans who like surreal humor and are OK with lots of bad language.

One of my friends and myself were just talking about this today! It's so funny. I've only seen it once though.

EVERYONE GATHER ROUND!

I have just seen what is, in my opinion one of the best films I have seen in the past year.

And get this- It wasn't allowed to qualify for an academy award because THEY ACCIDENTALLY SHOWED IT ON TV TOO EARLY. Otherwise I'm sure that it would have garnered best picture.

WARNING: Very intense scene with brief violence. If it is wished that it be removed, then I will do so emidiatly
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4ZOaELW ... ature=fvwp
I repeat, If it is wished that it be removed I will comply. I do not wish to stir up any trouble.

I just watched Bolt and I have to say i really enjoyed it because of the characters and the AWESOME musical score. You have to listen to the OST, the music by itself is just epic! Track 18 is just epic beyond words. Lion King and Bolt are my two favorite Disney movies now

Did someone say Fantastic Mr. Fox??
....
*raises fist*

The Game wrote:Did someone say Fantastic Mr. Fox??
....
*raises fist*

*fist pump*

My Favorite Movie of all times is a classic.

A Night at the Opera. Featuring the Marx brothers.

People always say Citizen Kane is so good but iv never seen it and it doesn't really interest me. Might watch it if its up on youtube. Who knows, might be a steller hit.

I am shocked that no one has yet to say The Big Lebowski. I mean it's The Dude!!! And anything with the Marx Brothers is a classic. And don't forget the View Askewnivers.

Not sure if it's been posted here but Goonies is a must see.

The Hangover,
Harry Potter (the first and third ones only),
The New Guy,
Scott Pilgram Vs. The World,
All the Shrek & Toy Story movies,
aaaaand...... The Twilight Saga movies.

I have decided that The Room is now one of my favourite movies. It's so hilarious. I just...it's amazing.