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What are your favorite movies

Any and all zombie movies especially the cheeziest ones like the old b/w ones...
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There are too many ..

Shall We Dance (original Japanese version)
Strictly Ballroom
When Harry Met Sally
Pulp Fiction
Blade Runner
Blues Brothers
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
The Man with Two Brains (+ other early Steve Martin stuff)
The Big Sleep (Bogart version + other Bogart stuff)
Gladiator
The Matrix
Young Frankenstein
Lock, Stock

Anything by Almodova. Almost anything by Jackie Chan.
 
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I have a huge soft spot for John Carpenter's movies and desperately want to work with him one day.

It's a shame he didn't go on to greater things (fortuitous pun, not intended :)) because The Thing is a masterpiece of tension. One of my favourite ever films. Relentless, claustrophobic paranoid nightmare. A bit like the Evil Dead in that respect, although The Thing had the added paranoia of no one being able to trust anybody. The petri-dish scene is stand-out unforgettable claustrophobia, where the guy is pleading to have his handcuffs removed before the hot needle is put in the other guy's blood, because he suspects, correctly, that he is the Thing. Carpenter was a genius who never really flourished as he should. I like other movies he made, but non of them touch The Thing.

They Live was great, but lacked greatness. Even Halloween, although a classic of the genre, cannot touch The Thing. In the Mouth of Madness was almost great, but ultimately a bit silly. And talking of silliness, The Lord of Darkness, although creepy and actually freaky scary, was basically about a big jar of evil liquid. Silly.

But yeah I don't blame you for wanting to work with him. :)
 
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I don't have one particular favorite movie, but rather a list of favorite movies that I could watch over and over again w/o getting tired of them.

(In no particular order)
  • Se7en
  • Fight Club
  • Boondock Saints
  • Inception
  • The Sandlot
  • Million Dollar Baby
  • The Departed
  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
  • The Fighter
  • Warrior
  • Kill Bill (Vol. 1 + Vol. 2)
  • Drive
  • Casino Royale
 
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