When was the last time you truly loved a movie?

That's expensive desperation!

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r66-The member who always asks WHY?

Gothamboy I couldn't agree more. I've watched Cabin Fever several times over the past week, twice daily and with the various commentaries. I love it to death.

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Tonight, when I saw The Majestic.

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I can't remember the last time I watched a movie that I found truly life-altering in some way at the theater. The last movie that really captivated me was Shaun of the Dead [but I gather that that's not quite the same thing as what you're asking for]. The last few that I saw [rented] that I think will always stay with me were - My Dinner With Andre/Vanya on 42nd Street and The Blade (Dao).

I'll have to think about the last one I watched in the theater… but on DVD it would have to be
Skins....

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D'oh.
I was going to say Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Well, I still say it. That movie was so sincere. The relationship between Joel and Clementine is so honest and beautiful. My husband and I could relate to so well to all those flashback scenes of just doing "nothing" together but loving every minute of it...
One of the best romantic comedies out there.

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Ya got me feelin' hella good so let's just keep on dancin'

Cannery Row seems to draw me in every time I watch it. It is one of my favorite Nolte films along with North Dallas Forty.

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“The gladdest moment in human life, methinks, is a departure into unknown lands.” – Sir Richard Burton

Mystic River - That old geezer knows how to direct, IN MY OPINION - Don't break my balls.

What's all this talk of Dogville? Never seen, have no idea what it's about. I'm so far out of the cool-loop it's ridiculous.

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Donnie Darko - simply great, was a suprise hit.

The last one i watched in the theatre was Dogville, absoloutly and utterly involved was i. Also a little too frustrated, i kept kicking the seat in front of me without realising it.

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Pumpkins scream in the DEAD of night!

When i first saw Gattaca
man did i cry like a little baby i mean there is no word to describe how good this movie was

every time i see it it gets to me
never get tired of watching it


l8r

"Snatch" and "Lock,Stock & Two Smoking Barrels" They always have and always will remain my favorite movies..... I mean.Seriously.Im crazy about them both and i've got the whole movie memorized down to every word.......

Garden State with out a doubt. Oh and Finding Nemo

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Ditto.

I was enchanted by Amalie. Truly beautiful film.

I remember when I came out of the cinema after seeing Shawshank I said 'god I LOVED that movie' so I guess that.

Also I LOVE All About Eve. It's a classic Bette Davis movie. Wonderful witty script. Also The Women.

You guys saw Daredevil, right?

Pimp> are you meaning you loved Daredevil?

You're new, so I'll mess with you a little bit.

I am serious...

No Pimp...not yet. New users that even post are rare. This is a huge first step. Wait to bleed them till later.


*Back to Dare Devil*

Oh yeah...he threw some sticks at the bald head guy and then played on the swings or something with the past the honey...I thinks.

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I have to say that the last time i truly loved a movie was LOTR - The fellowship of the rings, and before that it had to have been the first time I ever saw brave heart and nearly forgot, when i watched Ben Hur on BBC2 when i was about 10 YO

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patriots of Scotland
starving and outnumbered
charged the fields at Bannockburn
They fought like warrior poets
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