Y'all are too damn young. Go watch some REAL movies. Yojimbo, Seven Samurai, 400 Blow, The Seventh Seal, Dr. Strangelove, 12 Angry Men, the first Godfather movie or anything made prior to the 80s. Now, I'm not old enough to have been alive when those were made, but I sure as snot recognize their greatness. True brilliance and integrity to the stories, something that's sorely missing these days. That said, Wreck-It Ralph was freaking amazing. One of the most enjoyable films I've seen in a very long time, it hit all the right notes from my childhood. I thought Tangled was one of the best Disney films this generation, but Ralph surpassed even that. I think much has to do with John C. Riley, Sarah Silverman and especially Allan Tudyk. Ah hell everyone is excellent in the film. Let us just say, it's good to have kids.. Makes it easier to justify watching these films
Nassica of The Valley of The Wind Explorers Creepshow 1&2 too afraid to watch 3 Brainstorm i guess im allowed to dream b4 i go see the two legends work together... & then again i think ill pass on that for now.
You seem like you really know your films, you should post here more often Out of all those you mention, I've only seen 12 Angry Men. It's amazing how a film that centers around one room can keep you so captivated. The dialogue is absolutely brilliant. I'm trying to get myself to watch more B&W films. Dr Strangelove I've heard a lot about, it's a comedy right? I'll also take a look at the others you mention. Has anyone watched Strangers on a Train?
This is my watchlist, listed in A-Z form excluding 'the' and when movies are in chronological order. I'll just say I don't watch a lot of movies. I got this list from movies I've wantes to see for a while plus recommendations on the forums. Also, I like many different movie genres. 21 Jump Street The 40 Year Old Virgin The Adventures Of Tintin Alien Aliens The Amazing Spider-Man Argo The Avengers Batman Batman Returns Bean: The Movie The Big Lebowski Blades Of Glory Borat The Bourne Identity The Bourne Supremacy The Bourne Ultimatum Captain America: The First Avenger Casino Royale Corpse Bride Date Night Die Hard Die Hard 2 Dinner For Shmucks Django Unchained Due Date The Fighter Flash Gordon Forgetting Sarah Marshall Frankenweenie Get Him To The Greek Groundhog Day The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey How To Train Your Dragon Hugo Inception Iron Man 2 Johnny English Reborn Jurassic Park Knocked Up Looper Lost In Translation The Matrix Megamind Monty Python And The Life Of Brian Monty Python And The Meaning Of Life The Muppets My Neighbour Totoro The Naked Gun: From The Files Of Police Squad The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell Of Fear Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult The Nightmare Before Christmas The Other Guys The Perks Of Being A Wallflower The Pirates! Band Of Misfits Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Mans Chest Pirates Of The Caribbean: At Worlds End Predator Quantum Of Solace Rango Rise Of The Guardians Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes Spirited Away Star Trek (2009) Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back Star Wars Episode VI: Return Of The Jedi Step Brothers Superbad Taken Talladega Nights Tangled Tenacious D in The Pick Of Destiny The Terminator Terminator 2: Judgement Day Thor Tropic Thunder Wreck-It Ralph X-Men: First Class I've introduced myself to so many 'why have you not seen that movie' posts, haven't I?
Pffffft, says you! In other news, looking for another movie to watch in the vein of Wreck-it-Ralph or something similarly family-oriented. Not really seeing anything though, so at the moment it's a toss-up between The Hobbit and the first GI Joe. (because both are totally family-friendly... >_> )
Nice, I like people posting their watch list as it gives me a few rec's as well I'm due for the night, but will have a closer look tomorrow!
Trolled by a mod! Ha! Does it have to be an animated films, is it because there will be kids watching as well? You've might've already seen it, but maybe try Kick Ass? I don't know lol.
