all time movie favorite?
05-18-2010, 06:06 AM
#161
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Originally Posted by Lyn4ty
For me it's John Wayne's Hellfighters and second would be Twister. I know I'm odd. I could and have watched all the John Wayne movies over and over and over, can probably do the lines in my sleep, LOL!!
05-18-2010, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by hazeljane
My favorite of all time didn't make it big at the box office, but is my comfort movie: Secondhand Lions. Fabulous!
My daughter and I also watch My Cousin Vinny almost every time we are together. It still makes me laugh.
My daughter and I also watch My Cousin Vinny almost every time we are together. It still makes me laugh.
05-18-2010, 08:15 AM
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I am a movie buff and an ex-owner of a video store...Favorites include Dirty Dancing, John Wayne romantic comedies such as Hatari, North to Alaska, McLintock...Lucille Ball movies such as Long Long Trailer, Forever Darling, Yours, Mine, and Ours...Disaster movies such as Dante's Peak...Oldies like The Apartment...Could go on forever...sorry!!
05-18-2010, 10:18 AM
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I guess it would be easier for me to list my favorite actors to it would be any movies with:
Sandra Bullock
Patrick Swazee
Bridiget Fonda and her grandpa Henry Fonda and of course Jane
John Travolta
Nickolas Cage
Elvis
oh shoot I can't list them all.....too many.....LOL
BTW, Both Flicka and Flicka2 are great movies as well.
Sandra Bullock
Patrick Swazee
Bridiget Fonda and her grandpa Henry Fonda and of course Jane
John Travolta
Nickolas Cage
Elvis
oh shoot I can't list them all.....too many.....LOL
BTW, Both Flicka and Flicka2 are great movies as well.
05-18-2010, 10:47 AM
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I have way too many favorites to list, but the number one would be "Gone With The Wind." After that would be, in no particular order, A Summer Place and Rome Adventure with Troy Donahue, Sleepless in Seattle, The Notebook, Lonesome Dove, Cold Mountain, An Affair To Remember, Doctor Zhivago, Up Close and Personal, Showboat, An American President, Steel Magnolias and Elvis in Blue Hawaii (loved Elvis, but this was his best movie).
05-18-2010, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by luv-e
Anything with Sam Elliott. The VOICE :thumbup:
Moonstruck :for funny
Back Street : cry your eyes out and need new ones. John Gavin and Susan Hayward OMG!!!! I LOVE An Affair To Remember but this movie is one that should be seen by all. I had to order the movie. All I'll tell you is ,it's a love triangle you will NEVER forget.
Moonstruck :for funny
Back Street : cry your eyes out and need new ones. John Gavin and Susan Hayward OMG!!!! I LOVE An Affair To Remember but this movie is one that should be seen by all. I had to order the movie. All I'll tell you is ,it's a love triangle you will NEVER forget.
05-18-2010, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by k3n
Bit of useless info - I used to live in the Cotswolds, UK where much of Pride & Predjudice was filmed - the local town in the series is Lacock near where I went to horticultural college and the proposal scene was actually shot on my friends' Richard's and Liz's farm! He was told what crops he could and couldn't sow that year so that there would be no anachronisms. And so I've stood on the exact spot where Mr Darcy proposed to Elisabeth! Although unfortunately not at the same time! LOL
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