Best movie

[elmilitaro]

What are your opinions on the best movie ever made.

 

[102first_hussars]

I think that subject is probably a dead end , knowbody will have the same opinion.

 

[Wildcat]

Well it might not be the "best" movie ever made, but my favourite of all time is The good, the bad and the ugly.

 

[lesofprimus]

Well well well Wildcat, amazing some damn Seppo and a freakin Vicky would actually consider the same movie as our favorite...

As far as Best Movie, it would probably be something Classic... Old School...

 

[102first_hussars]

For the Hell of it Ill say...Strange Brew

 

[Wildcat]

Well well well Wildcat, amazing some damn Seppo and a freakin Vicky would actually consider the same movie as our favorite...

As far as Best Movie, it would probably be something Classic... Old School...

Vicky???

 

[reddragon]

I like Band of Brothers, although it is probably not considered a movie. Gladiator is one I like a lot, although many consider The Godfather or Citizen Kane to be the best movie ever made.

 

[lesofprimus]

Yea, Seppo for Septic Tank, and Vicky for Convict, seeing how Austrailia was a Penal Colony.... Us surfers hadda come up with a name for u guys as well right??

Thx sys...

 

[Wildcat]

LOL that's great! yep we're convicts and damn proud of it too!!

 

[Pisis]

There are a few classics that have everything a fine movie should have:

- The Seven Maginificent Men
- La Dolce Vita
- Easy Rider

but I'd define it rather as "What director you like". Then it would be definitely

- Steven Spielberg
- Woody Allen
- Ingmar Bergmann
- Federico Felinni
- Miloš Forman

 

[cheddar cheese]

Best film ever...thats a hard question to answer as different genres have different appeal...

Id probably say perhaps The Great Escape, its certainly my favourite film, But then again I like Donnie Darko just as much...and they're both completely different.

 

[Ball Turret Gunner]

THE best movie ever made_-easy-- DECISION BEFORE DAWN w/

Richard Basehart as Lt. Rennick.
Gary Merrill as Col. Devlin.
Hans-Christin Blech as "Tiger"
Oskar Werner as Luftwaffe Medic/Cpl. Karl Maurer (aka) "Happy"
O.E. Hasse as German Panzer Oberst.
Hildegard Knef as Hilde.
Wilfried Seyferth as Scholz the SS Man.
Klaus Kinski as the whining soldier.
Til Kiwi as a German Soldier.


This movie was filmed shortly after the end of WWII and everything you see : Vehicles, uniforms, Weapons, Badges and destroyed cities--were the real deal. All of the German Soldier extras in the movie, were Wehrmacht veterans. Same for the Allies.

Anyway, this movie will be released on DvD in late May 2006. )

 

[Twitch]

Sam Peckenpaw's 1969 classic

 

[Henk]

What is it about Twitch?

Henk

 

[Clave]

The Wicker Man
House of Flying Daggers
The Italian Job (No, NOT the remake)
Kill Bill
Star Wars IV
Ghost in the Shell
Saving Private Ryan (Band of Brothers IS better of course)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Shining
Easy Rider
The Matrix (1)

 

[lesofprimus]

I will go this far....

A couple/few movies changed peoples lives.... For better or worse, they changed...

To start, Star Wars, Jaws, and Close Encounters of The Third Kind....

I will still sit down and watch those three movies, anytime, anywhere, with anyone...

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

i love the star wars movies, would you go as far as watching them with me ........

 

[lesofprimus]

Dude, I'd watch em with hussars, let alone ewe, I mean u...

BUT, no sheep are allowed infront of the TV....

 

[Pisis]

BUT, no sheep are allowed infront of the TV....

Bollocks...

 

[102first_hussars]

Dude, I'd watch em with hussars, let alone ewe, I mean u...

BUT, no sheep are allowed infront of the TV....

Umm gee thanks