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What is your favorite movie?

Be honest. Mine is the original Winnie the Pooh. I saw it as a kid but the animators brought those characters to life. The voices were perfect. Oh, Pooh!

Now your turn, have fun

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jwd45244 7 Aug 8
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I always loved "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" with Bing Crosby and Rhonda Fleming. I had a terrific crush on Rhonda Fleming when I was a kid.. I watched the movie three times in one week when I first saw it.

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Level 8

All marvel movies. All of them.

Aside from them my favorite movie is V for Vendetta though it hits way too close to home lately

V for Vendetta is downright scary, now.
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Level 6

Harold and Maude (1971)

That was a great one.
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One of my all time favourites...as a kid anyway (but still love it today!) was Willy Wonker and the Chocolate Factory. (Gene Wilder version)

That’s a wonderful one!
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Level 8

I have so many favorites but my current favorite is Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.

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Level 8

Thelma and Louise! I know, it says a lot about me huh.

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Level 6

The Crow.

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Level 7

Boogie Nights

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Level 7

Thelma and Louise and The Color Purple.

I saw a review of "Thelma and Louise" in a car magazine where it was described as the story of 2 horrible women who thoughtlessly destroy a beautiful classic 1966 Thunderbird. 😀

@ldheinz The men drove them to be bad! I don't know if the car was destroyed, it did not show it. ?

@Presley1209, this was car guys telling a joke. It was funny because car guys thought the story was about the car, not the women. And they drove the car off a cliff, so clearly everyone died, including the car.
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Level 8

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

So close. So close!
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Level 8

Sci-Fi non-series: Edge of Tomorrow
Sci-Fi series: Star Wars
Drama: Forrest Gump
Action: Armageddon
Fantasy: Avatar
Classic: The Sound of Music
Horror: Cube
War: Saving Private Ryan
True Story: Hidden Figures
Comedy: Spaceballs
Rom-Com: Notting Hill
Western: Cowboys and Aliens

I preferred the Cube 2: Hypercube

@Leo716 I think I preferred Cube just because I was caught so off guard by the opening scene and the whole concept. It was such and insane concept....it blew me away the first time I saw it...and the math aspect was very original I thought.

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Action - V for Vendetta
Classic - It's a Wonderful Life
Comedy - Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Documentary - Monty Python's Life of Brian

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At the of sounding cliche, 'Inherit the Wind', but it really is. Twelve Angry Men as well. I'll add others as they come to mind. What's the equivalent of a newspaper Think Piece in the move business?

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this may shock a lot of folks who know me to be a life-long Star Trek and Star Wars fan -
but my favorite movie is Donnie Darko, with CLUE as a close second.

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Fight Club

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Today it’s Star Wars (all of them). Tomorrow might be The Hobbit (1st 2) or maybe LOTR (all of them).

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Level 8

Lost In Translation. I just love the way these two lonely strangers connect, and the music and the atmosphere make it all the more meaningful.

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Level 9

The Godfather 1&2. I don't care if it's two movies. I always watch them
together, so it's one.

I just re-watched those with my son, who never saw them. A lot of the tropes in subsequent gangster movies and shows started with GF 1 and 2, and they look a little dated since we are accustomed to the derivatives, but they largely hold up quite well.

@zeuser Watching it right now. Part 2 just started.
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Level 8

Once Upon A Time In The West

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Level 8

Harry Nilsson's 'The Point'.
It was one of my favorites when I was a kid.
I still watch it again every now and again.

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Level 8

Once Upon A Time, there was Sergio Leone

You and I seem to appreciate Mr. Sergio Leone's work.

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Casablanca. With Bladerunner and The Good, The Bad , and The Ugly not far behind.

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A Fistful of Dollars.

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Training Day

DSOM Level 3 Aug 8, 2018
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The Dark Crystal.

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Casablanca.

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