Best Movies ever?

Excuse me sir, did you select Twilight as *gulp* a good movie
To me you have loads of rubbish on that list sir, waste of disk space.
Inception, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Thing, Tin Tin and Drag me to Hell are all good movies.

 

Watch Ides of March , that is good too

 

I would have to agree that Fight Club may as well be the best movie ever.

 

Just a question, does that movie have any homosexual content? just asking because i wanted to watch that one with my dad

 

It does for a bit but not anything really ridiculous.

 

Thanks dudes, was a bit worried that my fav actor had gone seriously wrong with his movies

 

true. i absolutely adored catch me if you can though, great fun-to-watch intriguing and entertaining film

 

they're rereleasing it in 3D, might wanna check that out.

 

Agree, although only watched 2 of these yet.
And yea, did selected it as I found it good.. (What I never thought I would lol, but after watching it on request with someone did I changed mind.. xD)

 

Did you watch Lord of War, you said you were going to, did you like it ?

 

I almost watched all action movies because i like all action movies which are Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol, Avatar, Hard to Kill, The Transporter and Broken Arrow. I like all action movement in these movies.

 

I am looking forward seeing The Hobbit, the part which will be released this year and the next one, in 2013. This lord of the rings thing raises the hairs on the back of my head when watching the movies of hear that song from The Hobbit ( Dwarves song).

 

Since what appeals to me may not to others, here is my opinion on the Oscar nominees for best picture. This includes only the movies I have watched so far:

Very Good and watchable: The Help, Moneyball. The Help was simply great and one saw an Indian hand/money in that. That is however immaterial and the movie was great entertainment.
Slow but perhaps amongst the most visually appealing movie I have seen so far: Hugo
Decent but perhaps there were better movies that could have made the list: Midnight in Paris
No comments: Tree of Life

Wonder why Oscar nominations are tilted towards movies released just prior to the nomination events. Perhaps the members have big egos and short memories.

 

I hope they don't butcher the Hobbit as much as they butchered Lord of the Rings

 

Oh yeah i did as a matter of fact. I liked it even more than Leaves of Grass. It was unique in it's own sort of way, and it was interesting how all the pieces of his life disintegrate around him. A really heartwarmingly sad scene was when the brother tries to help the african village people, after one and its baby was mindlessly butchered for no reason, caused by noone but the Lord of War himself. To be honest, the ending was a suprise - i expected him to give it all up! Instead, because now he has nothing to lose, he actually keeps enacting the role of "Lord of War".

That was the best film ive seen since i watched Fight Club.

 

I thought he would have gotten jailed at the end, but I got my whole premise wrong.
The way the story goes it leads you to believe that the film is about greed at whatever cost.
However at the end you find out that it is much bigger than one man and his lust for money.
It's an ecosystem of corruption which involves governments and makes certain people above the law.
Nice movie !
By the way if that is the best film you ever watched after Fight Club then I assume you never saw
The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, Schindlers List or Saving Private Ryan. All four are better movies.

 

Oh no, i meant recently. Of course, ive seen all four of those films. If i had to choose, though, i would choose Saving Private Ryan. Now that was a good film, especially the part where the black guy tries to save that little girl