Conquer Club

Hi i'm compiling a list of cc''s favorite movie.
Place your 5 favorite movies in a thread below from most favorite to least.

1. Ocean's 11
2. The Rock
3. Fight Club
4. 300
5. Starwars VI return of the Jedi

1. The Departed
2. Fight Club
3. Gone Baby Gone
4. Man on Fire (2004)
5. LA Confidential

1. 300
2. Gridiron Gang
3. LTR
4. Robinhood Men in Tights
5. Oklahoma (what can I say? I like the classics).

bt it's all guys that reply to this topic.
Anyhow

1. Excalibur - best movie ever. Only worthwhile exploration of the Arthuian cycle (a subject love)
2.Greystoke, legend of Tarzan. Only worthwhile exploration of one of the mostfascinating literary characters ever, and some of my favourite books.
3.2001 a Space Oddessey. Pretty much the only really good SF movie.
4. Groundhog Day. Much better tha most people realise- there's an awful lt going on that's never stated obviously.
5.The Princess Bride. Delightful on so many levels.

1) The Original Star Wars Trilogy

2) All three LOTR moives

3) All the even-numbered Star Trek films (2, 4, 6)

4) The Indiana Jones Trilogy

5) The Pink Panther movies

Jenos Ridan wrote:1) The Original Star Wars Trilogy

2) All three LOTR moives

3) All the even-numbered Star Trek films (2, 4, 6)

4) The Indiana Jones Trilogy

5) The Pink Panther movies

there always has to be on ornery person who can't resist listing more items than the thread suggests. congratulations, you win the prize this time!

maybe i should list my top 86 most favorite films.

1. LOTR Trilogy
2. Bruce Almighty
3. Liar Liar
4. Ratatouille
5.Lion King

1. Back to the Future
2. Back to the Future 2
3. Blade Runner

1. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
2. Batman Begins
3. Requiem For A Dream
4. Spaceballs
5. Robin Hood: Men In Tights

savant wrote:3. Requiem For A Dream

yeah, Darren Aronofsky is great. still haven't seen The Fountain, but i should do that soon. i think Requiem has the record for the most cuts in a feature length film, and i remember reading an article before the film came out about how one of Aronofsky's objectives in making the film was to legitimize the practice of "flipping the line" as a method of psychedelic film-making.

i actually still have a Requiem for a Dream matchbook they included as a tchotke in the press packet for the picture. it's right next to my Fight Club bar of soap, similarly included in its press packet, on my shelf as one of those tchotkes i can't bear to part with.

In no particular order...

1. Galaxy Quest
2. Raiders of Galaxy
3. Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz (Special Edition)
4. Steamboy
5. Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed

I love a lot of movies... these were just the ones I had laying around or could think of quickly... lol... I don't have any real favorites.

The Best TV show is definitely Commando Cody...

Nataki Yiro wrote:In no particular order...

1. Galaxy Quest
2. Raiders of Galaxy
3. Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz (Special Edition)
4. Steamboy
5. Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed

I love a lot of movies... these were just the ones I had laying around or could think of quickly... lol... I don't have any real favorites.

The Best TV show is definitely Commando Cody...

You threw no. 5 in just to piss people off...

1. The Usual Suspects
2. Captains Courageous
3. Its a Wonderful Life
4. The Lost Boys
5. Whistle Down the Wind

Not necessarily my 5 favourites, but they are up there.

I actually found it quite entertaining and well made. It was merely a documentary on how Neo-Darwinism denies all other theories access to science. Darwin challenged the theories of his day and was successful. If anyone challenges the theories of our day they are silenced. Is that what science is about? Silencing ideas that we personally don't like...

I would suggest you go see it (I'm assuming you haven't seen it because that would be just too good for you to see a movie then made a judgment about it). It has very good discussions between the leading people of Neo-Darwinism and those who reject Neo-Darwinism.

Have you seen any of the movies I posted?

It's a Wonderful Life is one of my favs. I watch it every Christmas without fail...

Nataki Yiro wrote:I actually found it quite entertaining and well made. It was merely a documentary on how Neo-Darwinism denies all other theories access to science. Darwin challenged the theories of his day and was successful. If anyone challenges the theories of our day they are silenced. Is that what science is about? Silencing ideas that we personally don't like...

I would suggest you go see it (I'm assuming you haven't seen it because that would be just too good for you to see a movie then made a judgment about it). It has very good discussions between the leading people of Neo-Darwinism and those who reject Neo-Darwinism.

Have you seen any of the movies I posted?

It's a Wonderful Life is one of my favs. I watch it every Christmas without fail...

I have not seen it yet, because the last thing I'm going to do with my hard-earned money is spend it on Ben Stein. However, I've seen enough discussion of the content to have a general idea, and I will view it for myself eventually (for free, ideally). I hear there are quite a few nazi comparisons, which are clever, and original. Really, the behavior of the creators of the film more than speak for it, however.

The Nazi comparisons come from the fact that Fascism was born from Neo-Darwinism. Neo-Darwinism puts no value on life therefore killing those of inferior genetics is not a big jump. That was just on the many ideas against Neo-Darwinism. You should see it whether you against it or not. I was quite surprised that Ben Stein did such an amazing job...

::twitch::

I won't hijack another thread here. If you'd like to discuss this further, we can start another thread.

Gypsys Kiss wrote:1. The Usual Suspects
2. Captains Courageous
3. Its a Wonderful Life
4. The Lost Boys
5. Whistle Down the Wind

Not necessarily my 5 favourites, but they are up there.

Lol usual suspects is funny, expecially the guy that talks retarded.

braveheart
blues brothers
forrest gump
LOTR trilogy

1. Transformers
2. Jurrasic park
3. Jaws
4. star wars
5. 16 blocks

Neoteny wrote:::twitch::

I won't hijack another thread here. If you'd like to discuss this further, we can start another thread.

Let's!

jonesthecurl wrote:5.The Princess Bride. Delightful on so many levels.

A great movie which i had forgotten about when constructing my list.

I guess i fell for one of those classic blunders,
But hey at least i didn't get involved in a land war in Asia

Anchorman
Semi-Pro
Anchorman
Talladega Nights
The Prestige
Anchorman

I think that's 6. I'm not sure. But Anchorman is awesome. I love Will Ferrell.

1. All three Lion Kings (1,1.5,2)
2.Pink Panther (new one)
3.Sydney White
4.HORTON HEARS A WHO (BEST MOVIE EVER!!)
5.Bug's Life

ive been trying at this for a while now...and im not getting very far.