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[Tulac]

Movies aren't a big part of my life, I don't think that I could think of 15 movies right now, I almost always forget their names anyway...

[Kon-Tiki]

Must see
La Cité Des Enfants Perdus
A Nightmare Before Christmas
The Seven Samurai
La Haine (thanks for reminding me, Maikel)
Spirited Away
Princess Mononoke
Jet Li's Hero

I like
A Clockwork Orange (Mmmm... spaghetti...)
Modern Times
eXistenZ
La Vita E Bella
Braindead
Lord of the Rings trilogy
American History X (except the curb-scene... that made my stomach crawl)
All Jackie Chan movies

Utter crap
Shallow Hall
The Notebook
Taxi (and all its sequals)
The Fast And The Furious (and all its sequals)
Scary Movie (all of that trype)
I Know What You Did Last Summer (and sequals)
Anything by Tom Green
Speed I & II
Scream I & II
The Ring (US version, my granny's scarier than that, and has better stories, like 'bout snakes in the cornfield... "Aaah, snakes in the cornfield, and tanks... tanks... snakes...". Can't speak of the other version of it, as I haven't seen it)
CKY and all its spoofs
Shaving Ryan's Privates (just too damn over the top)
etc. etc.

[wendymaree]

Originally posted by BeefontheBone+Apr 13 2005, 10:21 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (BeefontheBone @ Apr 13 2005, 10:21 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-wendymaree@Apr 13 2005, 05:32 AM
Moulin Rouge - the music and performances were out of this world.

Did you not find Ewan MacGregor's singing amazingly irritating, and some of the choices of songs (particularly Roxanne) to be really obvious and predictable? [/b][/quote]
No, I didn't. I thought his voice had power and resonance. Many of the critics thought so too. Roxanne...well...maybe that wasn't the highlight of the movie.

[Rogue]

Must see
The Godfather (the whole series is good)
Scarface
The Sixth Sense
Bourne Idnentity
The Crow

I like
Meet the Parents series
Star Wars series
Matrix series
Alien series
LOTR series

I dislike
The Hero
Troy
King Arthur
Battlefield Earth (crappy movie - book is one of best Si-Fi book I read)
The Thing

[Marek]

I either Love a movie, hate it or couldn't care less, so for me there is no liked section, so I'll do ten that I loved

Loved...

Braveheart,
Willow,
The Princess Bride,
Labyrinth,
Waterworld, (I know a lot of people hate this but I don't)
The Postman (Also a lot of people who hate this one too)
Phenomenon,
The Rocky Horror Picture Show,
AvP,
Dune.
+ 1 more, (Most Roman Polanski I've ever seen, including the old Romeo and Juliet, MacBeth, Rosemary's Baby etc...)
You know what there are so many others, I could go on for ever...

Hated (with a passion)...
The Colour Purple (Oprah go home!!!)
Dirty Dancing,
Ghost,
Strictly Ballroom,
The newer Romeo and Juliet, with Leonardo in it...
:Titan: I am pretty sure Shakespeare would turn in his grave if he saw that Farce!!!

[Puffin]

MUST see:

Braveheart
Nightmare before christmas
Million Dollar Baby
Mary Poppins
Sound of music

Good ones:

Lord of the rings
Singing in the rain
Fight club
Gladiator
Amadeus

Not so good ones:

Harry Potter series
Stella í frambo?i

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by irrelevantjet@Apr 13 2005, 05:28 AM
2001: A Space Odessey

Ah... The book was awesome,... And the movie... the soundtrack was good - and the first 20 minutes of the movie are excelent!!! But after the ape-like humans discover the monolith the movie gets boring, bad and almost unwatchable (2010 is a bit better).

Oh and you're right about the LOEG - it's not extreme... sorry.

[lethe]

Originally posted by Marek@Apr 13 2005, 01:14 PM
The Postman (Also a lot of people who hate this one too)

It's not that the movie is actually bad, I quite liked it, but....

Kevin Costner and Tom Petty are in it! :eeeeeh:

[Galadrin]

Some great lists here, but there are a few that I can't believe didn't make it onto a list.

Equilibrium (all that the Matrix should have been)
Run 'Lola Run/Lola Rennt (stupid auto smiley)
The entire Kevin Smith collection (Clerks, Clerks Cartoon, Mallrats, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Jersey Girl)
Tron
Willow
Spaceballs
Dune (all of them, I know that Lynch made some major changes to the ideas in Dune, but he captured the feeling of Dune much better than Sci-Fi did)
Bandits
Foolproof
Grosse Pointe Blank

And for a complete waste of your time:

Dungeons and Dragons
National Treasure
Most 80's action movies
Alone in the Dark

[Kon-Tiki]

Lo la Rennt's indeed an interesting movie. Wouldn't say one of the best, but it did have an interesting concept, and was well executed. Spaceballs... too long ago, but I still remember the barbershop quartet alien I've heard alot of good 'bout Willow, but never got the chance to see it... and Tron... got it, but got to get myself to see it :whistle:

Edit: damn autosmily for L o l, and the messing up of the smiley :ranting: !