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What's your favorite movie?

After probably the 20th or so time I watched it, I think my all-time fave is:

Memento

Not gonna post a trailer 'cuz, for those who haven't seen it, it's probably best to go in totally cold.

Honourable mentions in no particular order:

Full Metal Jacket
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (best acting performances EVAH imo; Richard Burton, Liz Taylor - just... wow)
Blood Simple
North by Northwest
Brazil
Electra Glide in Blue
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Evil Dead II
Rude Boy ('cuz I love The Clash)
Magnificent Seven
Eraserhead (tho is kinda hard to recommend a film that may require post-viewing psychotherapy... yikes)
Big Time (really just an extended Tom Waits video but I included it because, well, Tom Waits is God)
 
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Sherlock Holmes game of shadows
Casino Royale
Gold Finger
Thunderball
Golden eye
Madd Max
 
Too many to choose from. But if my arm were twisted it would be Army of Darkness.
 
Any Marx Bros movie is the best Movie ever....
 
Cube, Schindlers list, Godfather,Indiana Jones, Scarface,matrix.....
 
I never watch dubbed movies.

+1

Dubbing is the worst - ruins the acting performances big time. I'll take subtitles anyday. Well, except maybe for the old Japanese Godzilla flix and the like, then it just kinda adds to the silliness.

I also hate AMC's "Movie Notes" or whatever it's called. The thing during some AMC (TV) movies where little explanatory notes pop up constantly to explain the plot or trivial items about the set or the actors etc. Granted, once in awhile it's kinda cool (there were a couple interesting ones for Enter the Dragon) but even then it doesn't make up for how it breaks viewer immersion.
 
+1

Dubbing is the worst - ruins the acting performances big time. I'll take subtitles anyday. Well, except maybe for the old Japanese Godzilla flix and the like, then it just kinda adds to the silliness.

This may be the sole exception, but only for the humor of it. And maybe the old 70s Chinese martial art movies.

The actor that's on set, acting against other people and props, will sound 1000 times more realistic than someone standing in a recording studio.
 
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