the best movie you ever saw!

i need some inspiration to find good entertaining movies to watch!what is the best movie you ever saw?one of my favorites is :desesperatly seeking susan in 1985 and also nce upon the time in the west and the last one:buena vista social club..what about you?

 

Pulp Fiction and The Boondock Saints

 

AnY AL Pacino movie

 

Saw was the worst movie I ever saw..

 

yes you can tell me more but not too much blood like in pulp fiction!i agree with al pacino, always interesting.. the last i saw was carlito s way..movies with jodie foster also are of quality always! for the natural movie with the squirrel me too i have a window but the moongooses are faster than the squirrels so i am watching my cats a lot more!except that sometimes i feel like to be told an interesting story!do you like the movies from woody allen? i want to try some..

 

MeLikes - The Wicker Man (1973 Original) - Leon (Jean Reno, Gary Oldman + 12 yr old Natalie Portman) and the thriller, War, Psychological epic (extended version) of Apocolypse Now (Good Music too)
PS
If you liked 'Once upon a time in the West' - MeThinks you'll like 'The Wild Bunch' (William Holden,Ernest Bourgnine,Ben Johnson + Warren Oates)

 

i never knew nathalie portman started to act so early .. leon is an action movie,isn t ? if jean reno is in it, it must have some action.. did you see subway from 1985, i think it is one of the firsts of jean reno.. is luc besson producing leon? or even directing it?

 

Leaving Las Vegas

pure art.

 

The Crow ...nuff said

 

for me 'Braveheart' starring mel gibson is one of the best films, but then again theres so many excellent film's out there, anyone remember Darkstar?

 

Mean streets with al pacino awesome movie

 

'he who gets slapped'
staring the great lon chaney sr.


HANDS DOWN; the BEST clown movie EVER made!
:2thumbsup:

 

Easy Rider.

 

A History of Violence

*not the best movie I ever saw, but it def surprised the hell out of me!!

 

Scarecrow! Sounds creepy! But then so is that illusive thing called 'The American Dream'.
Al Pacino and Gene Hackman are the two ex cons trying to make it home and coming up agains't everything Red Neck America can fling at them! This is a harrowing tale of two not so innocents trying to humanize their human predicament. There are shades of Steinbeck in the bleak social realism and obvious references to the Method Acting these two great actors employ! I would say...Never a Dull Moment!... But Alas! As Life! Can't promise everything! Nevertheless, Well worth a watch... Classic 70's... Enjoy!

 

I have lots of movies i really like, im going to say Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas just because i wrote a paper about it as my favorite movie last week for a film class.

 

my favourite film ever... Seen so many so soooooooooo difficult but must say...
JAWS! The camera work, the script, the recurring psychological effect, the portrayal of the dangers of the sea yet beauty of the dangers, the characters... All faultless!
Plus it took so long to film and was filmed out at sea and in a large swimming pool (don't see films shot at sea for real these days)
Plus it has one of the best individual speeches in film history if not the best! Quints Indeannapolis one

 

An American Werewolf In London.

this film has it all... horror, comedy, suspense and of course Jenny Agutter.

"beware the moon lads, stick to the roads"

 

Forest Gump!