Three Best Movies
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Inception
The Hangover (when it first came out and I saw it at the drive-in....it has since become tired and over played)
The Dark Knight
Don't know if those are my absolute TOP 3, but they are definitely up there near the top. I'm sure I could think of others if I spent enough time thinking about it
The Hangover (when it first came out and I saw it at the drive-in....it has since become tired and over played)
The Dark Knight
Don't know if those are my absolute TOP 3, but they are definitely up there near the top. I'm sure I could think of others if I spent enough time thinking about it
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The three amigos
Second hand lions
Princess bride
Second hand lions
Princess bride
We Were Soldiers
Many others are pretty much tied for 2nd through 10th.
Bourne Trilogy
Shooter
Transformers
Resident evil 1,2, and 4
Avengers and related movies (iron man, Thor, etc)
Sherlock Holmes (1 & 2)
Battleship (mostly for the final battle scene)
Many others are pretty much tied for 2nd through 10th.
Bourne Trilogy
Shooter
Transformers
Resident evil 1,2, and 4
Avengers and related movies (iron man, Thor, etc)
Sherlock Holmes (1 & 2)
Battleship (mostly for the final battle scene)
The Blues Brothers (the Original, NOT that steaming pile of crap Blues Brothers 2000)
Original Star Wars Trilogy (NOT the prequel junk with Jar Jar Binks...(What the hell was George Lucas thinking when he came up with that character?)
The Green Mile
The Shawshank Redemption
The Indiana Jones movies, EXCEPT the last one with the crystal skull. I didn't think Harrison Ford could be in a terrible movie until I saw that one.
I'm sure there are more, but I can't remember right now
Original Star Wars Trilogy (NOT the prequel junk with Jar Jar Binks...(What the hell was George Lucas thinking when he came up with that character?)
The Green Mile
The Shawshank Redemption
The Indiana Jones movies, EXCEPT the last one with the crystal skull. I didn't think Harrison Ford could be in a terrible movie until I saw that one.
I'm sure there are more, but I can't remember right now
Shawshank Redemption is really good.
Braveheart is good, but hard to watch!
I like Shooter.
Austin Powers sucks, IMO
Up to you .................. do what ya' got to do!
As I press on trying to remain vertical each day, I realize a great deal of the older movies are so much better than some (not all) of the absolute crap that comes out of hollywood today. I think these days they throw out all kinds of shit and call it a movie just to see if they can get lucky.
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