
09-30-2012 07:55 PM
darknovaxp wrote:
Back To The Future I, II, & III
Good choice of trilogy!
My recent favorite: 300
All-time: The Wizard of Oz. It works on so many levels. It's held up and remained enjoyable for the most people longer than any other movie (1939). It's doubly amazing when you watch the movie while listening to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album. It then becomes truly magical.
10-01-2012 06:07 AM
It is only too bad that the Dark SIde ends before the movie does. Good choice though.
Moble
10-01-2012 07:58 AM
darknovaxp wrote:
Back To The Future I, II, & III
I really liked part II.
The hoverboards just got to me.... say..? why we still dont have those. ![]()
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10-01-2012 08:14 AM
My beefs with the BTF series:
The timing of the releases for 2 & 3 with comparison to 1. A lot changed in 4 years, it was interesting to note the differences between 1989 and 1985.
Additionally, The Old West? Why the old west as the third and final, got kinda lame. Almost like they ran out of ideas and just felt like making money. Every series sounds better as a trilogy, when you are trying to market it, as opposed to a two movie bundle.
Lastly, with regards to the flying skateboards, the date Marty and Doc went to in the future was....
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They were already here... ![]()
No flying cars, floating skateboards, Max headrom soda fountain servers, inside out jeans, self tying shoes.... I could go on.
It always amuses me when the future is either depicted as completely decimated, or totally fantastic. Movies never just have the future as the same with subtle differences. Remember Free Jack? (Horrible, I know). The future in that movie was in 2009. Nothing like 2009, although the movie came out in 1992. Finally, remember Running Man (Hello Cutie Pie), Future date...2019. WIll it come to pass, or will 2019 just look like 2012, only with the next rendition of the I Phone (Oooh, get in line NOW).
Moble
10-01-2012 08:24 PM
I thought they went to the year 2015?!? Anyways The Back to the Future will always be a classic. Marty Mcfly is too bad a$$..
Top Ten favorite movies
10) Fifth Element (classic)
9) Batman Begins (Great batman origin story. Takes batman to a realistic and respectable view)
8)Evil Dead 2 (need I say more)
7) Casino (really good crime film)
6) Jurassic Park ( special effects still look good to this date and Dinosaurs are underrated)
5) Spiderman 2 (great superhero themes)
4) Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (truly epic )
3) Toy Story (one of the best animated films)
2)The Matrix (the sequels are terrible BTW)
1) The Dark Knight (who ever wrote the screenplay/ story deserves a noble peace prize)
10-02-2012 10:05 AM
10-02-2012 11:15 AM
vfr_800_rider wrote:How 'bout another one for my list:
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 10th Dimension
Absolutely! That goes down with:
Remo Williams; The Adventure Begins
funny, it never continued though, great movie
On the Jeff Goldblum angle, how about:
Mr.. Frost
or the timeless VIBES. Cindy Lauper is a horrible actor, but the movie was entertaining.
Keep them coming
Moble
05-07-2013 04:53 PM
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05-07-2013 05:06 PM
Brier Encounter!
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