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monsters inc. lmao WOT AM A LYK

 

lots of films though... kinky boots, wall.e, mean girls, scary movie, the devil wears prada just anything a bit fun rly

 

i adore a LOT of jake's list though and considering i'm not much of a film / tv person that's some HOT SHIT

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This is a very rough list, I always find it hard to name my favourite movies.

 

01 | Scream 2

02 | The Back-Up Plan

03 | Raising Helen

04 | S.W.A.T

05 | In The Land Of Women

06 | The Devil Wears Prada

07 | Avengers Assemble

08 | Scream

09 | Daredevil

10 | Away We Go

11 | Scream 4

12 | Enough

13 | Miss Congeniality 2

14 | Dahmer

15 | The Shrink Is In

16 | The Proposal

17 | Elektra

18 | It's Complicated

19 | 13 Going On 30

20 | Private Benjamin

obviously very tough

 

01 Spirited Away

02 Nowhere

03 Thelma & Louise

04 Paris is Burning

05 Tarnation

06 Bad Education

07 Kiki's Delivery Service

08 Water Lilies

09 My Summer of Love

10 Ghost in the Shell

obviously very tough

02 Nowhere

I love a fair few trashy films, but really?! It's not that I didn't enjoy it; that almost never happens; I just didn't understand it, so do educate me. There's reading between the lines, and then there's a plot that's so arbitrary it loses any intended meaning and is reduced down to some sort of black comedy. The ridiculous dialogue (and not in a positive sense - it's like Heathers gone wrong) actually became offputting too. I guess reasons why this would be your second favourite film of all time would be simply enjoying the trippy visuals or as a parody (I think) of teenage clichés. Am I missing something?

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Oh christ, I always struggle trying to do this, but here goes (I don't think I could put them in order though):

 

1. Shawshank Redemption

2. Beetlejuice

3. Scream

4. Nightmare on Elm Street

5. A Beautiful Thing

6. Death At A Funeral (original UK version)

7. Forrest Gump

8. Jumpin Jack Flash

9. Labyrinth

10. Requiem For A Dream

11. Misery

12. The Matrix

13. Adventures In Babysitting (the best of 80's cheese)

14. Dirty Dancing

15. Lord of the Rings (all 3, I couldn't choose just one)

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Martha Marcy May Marlene should be a lot higher on my list now (probably between Airplane! and Carrie), and Suspiria will now be higher into the top 10 (perhaps overtaking The Godfather). Two films that i have rediscovered, and have appreciated much more than before!

 

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I can't rank the first three, urgh.

 

2001: A Space Odyssey

Enter The Void

Martyrs

4. Elephant

5. Sunshine

6. Mean Creek

7. Mysterious Skin

8. Shortbus

9. Les amours imaginaires

10. [REC]

 

11. Saw

12. 2.37

13. Heathers

14. Slumdog Millionaire

15. Millions

16. Calvaire

17. Chicken Run

18. Mean Girls

19. Finding Nemo

20. J'ai tué ma mère

Some of my favourite films (I can't rank them, I find it ridiculously hard!)

 

'(500) Days of Summer'

'Anchorman'

'Avengers Assemble'

'Batman: Dark Knight Trilogy'

'The Boy In Striped Pyjamas'

'Bronson'

'The Butterfly Effect'

'Carrie'

'Drive'

'Eden Lake'

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'Final Destination' (1, 2 & 3)

'Finding Nemo'

'Inception'

'Kick Ass'

'Little Miss Sunshine'

'Martyrs'

'The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie'

'The Muppets Christmas Carol'

'The Orphanage'

'Paranormal Activity'

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'[Rec]' (1 & 2)

'Saw'

'Se7en'

'Toy Story' (All 3)

'Up'

'Walk the Line'

'Wall E'

'Warrior'

'Wolf Creek'

'X Men: First Class'

 

That's all that comes to mind at the moment (and majority within the last 10 years - sorry :P)! I'm sure I've missed off loads though that deserve a mention. Will edit if I remember any! I could mention majority of Pixar's stuff. They crap all over Dreamworks! Oh and if I had to pick one from the list above, as my ultimate favourite ever film... I'd go with 'Finding Nemo'. :wub:

 

'Power Rangers' is there purely for nostalgic reasons. If I was to ever watch it now, I'd probably notice all the flaws with it, but from memory I love it as it was a massive part of my childhood. Pretty much the only film I'd ever watch! :lol:

Some of my favourite films (I can't rank them, I find it ridiculously hard!)

 

'Martyrs'

YES JONJO.

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I can't rank the first three, urgh.

 

2001: A Space Odyssey

Enter The Void

Martyrs

4. Elephant

5. Sunshine

6. Mean Creek

7. Mysterious Skin

8. Shortbus

9. Les amours imaginaires

10. [REC]

 

Leave it as it is with Kubrick at the top :kink:

 

Good to see [REC] getting so much love. One of the best horrors i've seen in recent times!

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I've forgotten to include 'Battle Royale'! That's bloody amazing. I still can't believe the author of 'The Hunger Games' when she said she had apparently never heard of 'Battle Royale' whilst writing THG... :lol:

 

She was clearly reading 'Battle Royale' and 'Twilight' together to mash them up! :drink: (You're all going to tell me that THG came before 'Twilight', aren't you? :lol:)

 

EDIT: Harve. 'Martyrs' is beautifully disturbing. Everything about it is so sick and twisted and just generally f***ed up, but it's still quite a beautiful film. (STRANGE I KNOW! - hopefully you get it though :P)

EDIT: Harve. 'Martyrs' is beautifully disturbing. Everything about it is so sick and twisted and just generally f***ed up, but it's still quite a beautiful film. (STRANGE I KNOW! - hopefully you get it though :P)

Yeah, I know exactly what you mean. I wouldn't condone violence if it's excessive and just for shock value without having any real meaning (Human Centipede HELLO), but the ending of Martyrs justifies it in this case. I found it to be quite triumphant / beautiful, yes.

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