Favorite Movies?

[Jailcrow_of_Mandos]

I can complain about some things in Lord of the Rings, but even that can't knock it off my number one spot ;)

No real order:
-Lord of the Rings Trilogy
-Master and Commander
-Chocolat
-The Talented Mister Ripley
-Horatio Hornblower Series (Mutiny is my favorite)
-HP3 (I'm not a Harry Potter fan at all, but this movie got me I guess it's because I love Gary Oldman so much...and time travel ideas.)
-Big Fish (Most Tim Burton)
-Fight Club (Only movie that ever surprised me with the schizo ending trick)
-Misery (along with The Mutiny, scariest movie I've ever seen :/)
-Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
-Mallrats
-Princess Mononoke
-Spirited Away (There's another one by the same director that I saw and liked, but I forgot the name :/)
-Samurai X movies
-Monty Python!!
-The Empire Strikes Back (Boba fett was cool until they made him a cloned wuss with a motive.)

I know there are some older ones I liked too- ah yes:

-Robin Hood (Errol Flynn (sp?))
-The Seahawk

[ragingflea002]

Boba Fett didn't have a motive, I don't think. He just went to get Solo. He has a motive now, though. He wants to kill Han for knocking him into the pit. Boba Fett is very much alive. I'm proud.

My favs are getting a few added on.

Woodstock
Spiderman 2
Don't Be A Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood

That last one made me laugh my ass off. Waynan's Bro. movies usually do.
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