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Must see movies?
Additionally (though I'm not sure if it's been mentioned already) are several of the Jane Austin adaptations from A&E like "Pride and Prejudice" or "Sense and Sensibility." I haven't yet seen a film adaptation of "Persuasion", but hopefully there will be one soon.
Also, for the older kids, Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain (The Fabulous Life of Amélie Poulain) isn't a bad film, if you are able to excuse some of it's "French-ness".
Also, for the older kids, Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain (The Fabulous Life of Amélie Poulain) isn't a bad film, if you are able to excuse some of it's "French-ness".
I say...
-Elf
-Corpse Bride
-The Shadow
-Blast from the Past
-A Cinderella Story
-Lord of the Rings (all three of them)
Just to name few...
-Robo
-Elf
-Corpse Bride
-The Shadow
-Blast from the Past
-A Cinderella Story
-Lord of the Rings (all three of them)
Just to name few...
-Robo
The only titles I can think of at the moment are...
Lord of the Rings (All of them, especially "The Return of the King")
Star Wars (All six, III is my favorite)
Castle in the Sky (This is not a stupid anime project. Great story!)
Les Misrables (1998) (I'm aware I spelled that incorrectly. )
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Cars, The Incredibles (Mainly, all Pixar movies are funny Disney classics)
Luther (A powerful story of one man's convictions)
Lord of the Rings (All of them, especially "The Return of the King")
Star Wars (All six, III is my favorite)
Castle in the Sky (This is not a stupid anime project. Great story!)
Les Misrables (1998) (I'm aware I spelled that incorrectly. )
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Cars, The Incredibles (Mainly, all Pixar movies are funny Disney classics)
Luther (A powerful story of one man's convictions)
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The Bourne Identity and The Bourne Supremacy. (and I haven't seen the third one, but I've heard it's good too. )
Shooter, wow, amazing movie!
North to Alaska is a fun John Wayne movie...
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The Bourne Identity and The Bourne Supremacy. (and I haven't seen the third one, but I've heard it's good too. )
Shooter, wow, amazing movie!
North to Alaska is a fun John Wayne movie...
-Cowboy
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Remember the Titans
Corina, Corina
Fried Green Tomatoes
Cool Runnings
um...I'll try to think of more later (I'm not very big on movies unfortunately, but these are definitely all worth seeing!)
Remember the Titans
Corina, Corina
Fried Green Tomatoes
Cool Runnings
um...I'll try to think of more later (I'm not very big on movies unfortunately, but these are definitely all worth seeing!)
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I think The Shawshank Redemption is a must-see movie. Although it has an "R" rating, it has perhaps one of the best movie endings ever.
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The Terminator series!
Oh and Robocop... though it is rather violent!
Oh and Robocop... though it is rather violent!
Especially the opening scene with Peter Weller, lol.The Top Crusader wrote:Oh and Robocop... though it is rather violent!
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All right, sorry--I'm a bit generic since I haven't watched many movies. =P
Narnia (that's a given )
Lord of the Rings
good (one-time?) movies
Day After Tomorrow (it supports global warming so make sur eyou don't listen to the propoganda . . . hehe )
National Treasure
Narnia (that's a given )
Lord of the Rings
good (one-time?) movies
Day After Tomorrow (it supports global warming so make sur eyou don't listen to the propoganda . . . hehe )
National Treasure
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How about The Man Who Knew Too Much, with Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day? I just re-watched that recently, and I really enjoyed it both times I've seen it.
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Most newer movies are covered, so I too am going to go with older movies.
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance - Excellant movie! With Jimmy Stewart and John Wayne. Not your typical Western.
Foreign Correspondent
The Birds[/b] (Old special effects perhaps..but enjoyable nonetheless)
Lifeboat (Another Hitchcock)
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
You Can't Take it With You
Sherlock Holmes (With Basil Rathbone)
I'll think of more later...
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance - Excellant movie! With Jimmy Stewart and John Wayne. Not your typical Western.
Foreign Correspondent
The Birds[/b] (Old special effects perhaps..but enjoyable nonetheless)
Lifeboat (Another Hitchcock)
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
You Can't Take it With You
Sherlock Holmes (With Basil Rathbone)
I'll think of more later...
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