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jethro wrote:btw do u remember prostetnic vogon jeltz's poetry ????????? been some time since i have read the book and i dont have my copy with me now and i miss it .......how does it go......ummmmm crubbbllllyyyy grubbbllyyyy diiddlllllyyyyy or some such thing
Poisonous fungus wrote:First question to Jazs ... was menioning The Godfather twice just a typo or were you trying to be emphatic about how much u like it ?
Me thinks it was meant to be Godfather 1 n 2, right man?
Life is Beautiful , Roberto bengini ( hope spelt that right)
Fight Club [big Brad Pitt fan]
Ocean's 11
Forrest Gump
Lock,Stock and 2 smoking barrels
The Matrix [ Any movie that has been so perfectly thought and the creators put in so much effort deservse a position here , dont you think?!]
Lord Of the Rings [ Absolute Eye Candy ]
Some funny oddball movies with absolutely silly characters
thursday
the big hit
a pyromaniacs lovestory
out of sight
And an Animatin movie [ tho i'm really 20 , my brain develops 1/4 the normal rate]
Monster's Inc
I rate my movies on the basis of the number of times i can watch them ... makes sense to me . Feel free to stone ... or even better agree with me !!!



azazel wrote:LOTR , i think has to b there just because its soo well made..n i cant see why u thought the Two Towers was bad..havent seen the ROTK so cant comment on that...
ciao

Jaszalcatraz wrote:Trying to revive an older post here. Lets talk about all the great pieces of cinema. First lets begin by naming them.
Let me first begin by paying respect to the Gods of our time. Quentin Tarantino, Kevin Smith, Christopher Nolan, David Fincher, Paul Thomas Anderson, David Lynch, Guy Ritchie.
Let me now pay respect to the greats of my Dad's generation. (BTW I'm 20)
Cowboy wrote:Jaszalcatraz wrote:Trying to revive an older post here. Lets talk about all the great pieces of cinema. First lets begin by naming them.
Let me first begin by paying respect to the Gods of our time. Quentin Tarantino, Kevin Smith, Christopher Nolan, David Fincher, Paul Thomas Anderson, David Lynch, Guy Ritchie.
Let me now pay respect to the greats of my Dad's generation. (BTW I'm 20)
Where's Martin Scorsese dude? Your list is pretty impressive. Here's my top 10
1. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly...btw, Sergio Leone rocks
2. The Godfather
3. Scarface
4. Die Hard
5. Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade
6. Goodfellas
7. Raging Bull
8. The Outlaw Josey Wales
9. Rocky - all 5


Jaszalcatraz wrote:When do we rob his house?

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