2004 in film

[winoman]

Nice list Omni (though never been a Stalone/Rocky fan myself and haven't seen Rwanda yet...)....to these I might add Brazil, Monty Python & the Holy Grail, the Lord of the Rings saga, Repo Man (really - awesome flick!), Young Frankenstein (and perhaps Blazing Saddles), Pulp Fiction, Dr Strangelove, A Clockwork Orange, Silence of the Lambs, 2001 a Space Odessy (best SF movie of all time), the Seven Samauri, Glory, Being There (A Peter Sellars classic), Spartacus....etc and of course Ararat!

Oh yes Beastmaster (while not on my list...well...brings back memories of a very rewarding date..."list" approved as it were...)

Oh and of course - The Razors Edge...i saw mention of Bill Murray in the other movie thread...Graoundhog Day was quite good as well (just saw it the other night again on cable....)

[Anonymouse]

Here is my list of movies. I will avoid mentioning the ones omni mentioned, since I already agree with those picks. In no particular order, here are my picks:

1.Star Wars Trilogy


2.The Lord of the Rings Trilogy


3.Sunset Boulevard


4.The Best Years of Our Lives


5.Chinatown


6.The Terminator 1 and 2


7.Lost In Translation


8.The Graduate


9.Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory


10.Mayrig

[TomServo]

"You're trying to seduce me."

[TomServo]

Saw this one a long time ago, wasn't sure what to make of it. I think I might see it again. Have any of you seen it?

[Wiredrawn]

Saw this one a long time ago, wasn't sure what to make of it. I think I might see it again. Have any of you seen it?

I thought it was amazing, almost on my favorites list.



the suicidal fish was reason enough to love the movie

[TomServo]

We've gotten this far talking about our favorite movies with nobody mentioning The Godfather... I'm surprised.

[TomServo]

1. 2001: A Space Odyssey


2. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy


3. The Wizard of Oz


4. Chinatown


5. Blue Velvet


6. The Lady Vanishes


7. Pulp Fiction


8. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory


9. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid


10. Sunset Blvd.

[Stark Evade]

TomServo: I see you're a Lynch fan. That's wonderful.

[TomServo]

TomServo: I see you're a Lynch fan. That's wonderful.

Yes I am. I can't wait for Inland Empire next year.

[Stark Evade]

That announcement was the best news I had heard in a long time considering my friends and I were quite afraid we would never see another Lynch feature again. We feared he was so caught up in his website and Transcendental Meditation that he would not complete anything beyond mediocre digital shorts.