Favorite

Gattaca and Shrek. Odd since Shrek is a comedy and I don\'t think any character smiles even once in Gattaca. I love Orwellian/distopian fiction (Gattaca) and you can\'t go wrong with a ninja-princess turned ogre.

that is the only romance movie that i\'ve watched and liked... the other one was Pride and Predjudice I watched Maverick (the movie) last, and although it had some bad language it was very funny and a good movie i like the TV shows, too

I thought you said you didn\'t get TV

when we lived back in KS and had satellite, i watched them as well as Gunsmoke, Bonanza (and one of the coolest old TV shows ever), Knight Rider...love that show

I love Tommarow is Forever with Orson Wells. It is one of the all time BEST movies EVER!!!!

Is \"cast away\" the one with the volleyball? I can\'t remember.

You know like the Tennis ball :)

yes. It was Wilson. For some reason, I was thinking Stanley.

I know this is a kind of old forum, but I don\'t care... as of now, here\'s my movie list that changes every so often: 1. Lord of the Rings Trilogy 2. Transformers 3. The Chronicles of Riddick 4. Star Wars Collection 5. Batman Begins 6. Back to the Future Trilogy 7. Spiderman I

The LOTR trilogy. Eagle Eye was very intense suspense..edge of seat type.

I thought Tom Bambadill was an intriguing character.

My list goes on and on... but when I say I love a movie, I really mean with my whole heart that I have strong feelings for that movie because it somehow expresses something worth knowing about;; some of the top movies on my list are: -The Lord of the Rings -Terminator Salvation -The Bourne Films [...Identity,...Supremacy,...Ultimatum] -Equilibrium -The Shawshank Redemption -Batman Begins and Dark Knight -The Prestige -Star Wars -The Lakehouse I could name so many more but this movies up here will never leave my top movies.

Central Station Enchanted April Muriel's Wedding Brazil Ulee's Gold The Apostle Fargo Tokyo Godfathers The White Balloon Blue A Heart in Winter Window to Paris Life is Beautiful Lone Star A Christmas Carol (1951; Alistair Sim is brilliant) Il Postino ...to name a few.

I've gone through several genres, and I still can't think of any better than Bogart and Bacall in Casa Blanca Tom Selleck, Ben Johnson, Sam Elliott starred in a three part, television adaptation of a Louis Lamour book The Sacketts. Other than those two the rest are just good movies.

The Big Lebowsky The Wizard of Oz The Princess Bride American Splendor Moonstruck