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| Topic: Your All TIME Favourite Films!? | |
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Time Travel(some I already mentioned): The Time Machine(original) Back To the Future Trilogy Sleeper The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey Twelve Monkeys Planet Of The Apes '68 Beneath The Planet Of The Apes Escape From The Planet Of The Apes Time Rider Time After Time Time Bandits Primer Bill And Ted's Excellent Adventure Cave Girl The Final Countdown Terminator 1 and 2 Trancers 1-5 Army Of Darkness The Philadelphia Experiment Idaho Transfer My Science Project Timeline(Yes, Timeline, no where near as good as the book, but still fun) I'm so onboard w/ almost every single one of these, that, I'm going to applaud the chef ...  Well done, great calls ... 
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Wow... There are so many movies. Haha.
I'll pay someone to write these all down so I don't have to. I don't think anybody mentioned "The Rules of Attraction". |
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Wow... There are so many movies. Haha. I'll pay someone to write these all down so I don't have to. I don't think anybody mentioned "The Rules of Attraction". Too true, Brothah ...  I'm going to let it all build up and eventually copy it all ... I still haven't broken out the official "list" somewhere lost in this house ... When/If I do, oy to the vey! Worse, i remember a slew of 'em every night just as I'm passin' out ... I convince myself that I'll remeber "that!" ... Only to be a blank canvas by morning light ...  If ya don't have a printer, ya could copy it all to your puter, or go to the library? Ours only charges a dime per copy ... |
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Christmas Story ...
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Exploitation/grindhouse/drive-in goodies:
The Babysitter '69 The Candy Snatchers '73 Pick-up '75 Weekend With The Babysitter '70 Sugar Cookies '73 Kidnapped Coed '76 The Teacher '74(Starring Dennis the Menace himself- Jay North) Trip With The Teacher '75 Cindy & Donna '70 Malibu High '79 Best Friends '75 The Great American Girl Robbery '79 Caged Heat '74 The Swinging Cheerleaders '74 Massacre At Central High '76 Switchblade Sisters '75 The Big Bird Cage '72 The Big Doll House '71 Hollywood Boulevard '76 The Young Graduates '71 |
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Edited by
Quietman_2009
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Tue 05/04/10 08:30 AM
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Highlander
there can be only one 
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Christmas Story ... ... "You'll shoot your eye out" ... Even though Peter Billingsly made the character of Ralph famous- he wasn't the first to play the part...David Elliott played him in 1976- "The Phantom of the Open Hearth". Matt Dillon, yep Matt Dillon played him in '82- "The Great American Fourth of July and Other Disasters". Christmas Story is fantastic, watch it every Christmas Eve- if you haven't read "In God We Trust" read it, it's where most of the stories come from. Ralph and Flick as adults reminisce about their childhood. There's also "Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss" which has Ralph at 14(Jerry O'Connell) It's pretty good. I think James Sikking and Dorothy Lyman did good as Ralphie's parents. It captures the feeling of being a teen and getting your first job very well. The Star-Crossed Romance of Josephine Cosnowski '83...I haven't seen this one. It Runs In The Family had Bob Clark return to direct, and they even used the same locations/sets...but I think this is the weakest because they tried to hard to make it another Christmas Story- Charles Grodin felt to much like he was trying to impersonate Darren McGavin. One of the Culkins plays Ralph. Barbara Bolton played Ralph's mom in 3 of the films. |
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Christmas Story ... ... "You'll shoot your eye out" ... Even though Peter Billingsly made the character of Ralph famous- he wasn't the first to play the part...David Elliott played him in 1976- "The Phantom of the Open Hearth". Matt Dillon, yep Matt Dillon played him in '82- "The Great American Fourth of July and Other Disasters". Christmas Story is fantastic, watch it every Christmas Eve- if you haven't read "In God We Trust" read it, it's where most of the stories come from. Ralph and Flick as adults reminisce about their childhood. There's also "Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss" which has Ralph at 14(Jerry O'Connell) It's pretty good. I think James Sikking and Dorothy Lyman did good as Ralphie's parents. It captures the feeling of being a teen and getting your first job very well. The Star-Crossed Romance of Josephine Cosnowski '83...I haven't seen this one. It Runs In The Family had Bob Clark return to direct, and they even used the same locations/sets...but I think this is the weakest because they tried to hard to make it another Christmas Story- Charles Grodin felt to much like he was trying to impersonate Darren McGavin. One of the Culkins plays Ralph. Barbara Bolton played Ralph's mom in 3 of the films. Fascinating, Torgo ... ... Thanx for all that great info that I did not know! I intend to follow it up, cheers, my dear ...
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Amadeus
V for Vendetta Bright Young Things There are a great many that I'm about to poke my eye out in order to remember the titles thereof! Not risking a traumatic cerebral event ... YET ...
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Highlander there can be only one "From the dawn of time we came; moving silently down through the centuries, living many secret lives, struggling to reach the time of the Gathering; when the few who remain will battle to the last. No one has ever known we were among you... until now." |
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Alfie - 1966 -
 What's it all about, Alfie? |
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Quest For Fire '81(and not just because Rae Dawn Chong is nude!)
Missing Link '88 - The last ape man goes in search of more like him after the humans kill his clan. Shot like a documentary(by documentary film makers Carol and David Hughes), make up effects by Rick Baker, Man-ape played by Peter Elliot(one of the top film gorilla performers and choreographer). Narrated by Michael Gamdon. |
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"The Wizard of Oz"
"Peter Pan" with Mary Martin, of course  "Dog Day Afternoon" "Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou" "2001 - A Apace OdYssey" |
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The Eiger Sanction
Zardos - Schmaltz, but classic cheese Wicker Man - The original Deliverance The Osterman Weekend ExCalibur The Emerald Forest The General The Tailor of Panama Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon The Kill Bills No Country for Old Men Breakfast on Pluto - I may have already listed that one, forget. |
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Highlander there can be only one "From the dawn of time we came; moving silently down through the centuries, living many secret lives, struggling to reach the time of the Gathering; when the few who remain will battle to the last. No one has ever known we were among you... until now." Oh yea!!! That's where I stole my name from 
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Breakfast on Pluto - I may have already listed that one, forget. No, that was Pluto Nash you listed..... 
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Highlander there can be only one "From the dawn of time we came; moving silently down through the centuries, living many secret lives, struggling to reach the time of the Gathering; when the few who remain will battle to the last. No one has ever known we were among you... until now." Oh yea!!! That's where I stole my name from You have good taste |
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The Crow- "victims aren't we all?"
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The Crow- "victims aren't we all?" and The Crow is already being remade- The Crow 2011 |
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