The Best Movie U Ever Watched

[THE_CHANSTER]

Anyone remember "Papillon"(Butterfly), loved it in my early teens. I put it in the same genre as Shawshank..

Yeah, I remember this one….Steve McQueen, right?

 

[Logisex]

Magnolia - Tom Cruise

 

[laksaboy]

American Gigolo - Richard Gere

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Korean trailer (American PLAYBOY-nida! )
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[Windsor]

I cannot say there is any particular movie considered as best I had ever watched. I do recall watching "The House Of Wax" which frightened the devil out of me as it was real scary. Bro jw5, you should place a favourite in each genre in order to have a better selection. For romantic comedy I would say "50 First Dates," Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore.

 

[mako65]

"Colors", "boys and the hood" when I was still a student studying oversea. Follow up by "Platoon", "Apocalypse Now", "Silence of the Lamb", "bourne" trilogy, sorry too many good movies. Recently watched "the lovely bones" with my princess, telling her that this is not a perfect world!

 

[chowka]

Another type of movie...

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Newcastle 4 Arsenal 4

Chelsea 3 Arsenal 5

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sorry :o

 

[freedalas]

My choice is Pulp Fiction. It was 3 hours long and yet I didn't feel it was long at all. Quentin Tarantino brought a very unconventional style of directing to that film and not long after become the norm.

 

[mollusk]

Best anime count too? Spirited away quite a good anime.And dun forget the Lord of the Rings trilogy too.

 

[Ramseth]

My choice is Pulp Fiction. It was 3 hours long and yet I didn't feel it was long at all. Quentin Tarantino brought a very unconventional style of directing to that film and not long after become the norm.

That's one of the best movie ever made. The Oscar for best movie that year was clearly down to Pulp Fiction versus Forrest Gump and Forrest Gump won it. Forrest Gump was too sentimentally reminiscent of American heartlands past for Pulp Fiction to beat it. In any other year, Pulp Fiction would have won it.

 

[garlic]

The secret in their eyes and City of Gods, both latin films.. but very good plots... They were best in the sense that there was no need for mega casts to portray a well-written script.

Lately i watched moneyball by brad pitt, a film worth watching and The blindside is another worthy piece..

 

[garlic]

"Colors", "boys and the hood" when I was still a student studying oversea. Follow up by "Platoon", "Apocalypse Now", "Silence of the Lamb", "bourne" trilogy, sorry too many good movies. Recently watched "the lovely bones" with my princess, telling her that this is not a perfect world!

The lovely bones, up that!! great movie..

 

[Conqueror]

Joseph And His Techno Color Dream Coat

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I like this because this hero Maximus or Maximos is a bit like me. I was also betrayed for righteousness sake. Once, God greeted me as "General" and I was tickled pink because I was greeted as "King" previously.


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I'm a sub buff and there's character who had a same nick or call sign as mine.

 

[Khun Ying Pojaman]

This is my favorite movie :

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[myfoot123]

OK, after much thought I have decided this is the best and memorable one since I was a young boy..

Unchained Melody

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fR-xy9GgRA

 

[zhihau]

Please just name one

a toss up between "Rain Man" starring Dustin Hoffman & "I am Sam" starring Sean Penn.

given the last slot, i'd prefer "coffee & cigarette", thoroughly enjoyed the performance by Cate Blanchett

 

[Semaj2357]

Yeah, I remember this one….Steve McQueen, right?

Yup, with Dustin Hoffman - two prolific actors of all time. Glad you remember this movie, taught me about resilience and tenacity :*:

 

[Doubblur]

Gone With The Wind is the best. Casablanca runner-up.

 

[halsey02]

shudnt it b ...

2. bleu & brack ...
3. bu liao qing ...

Something like that, that is why ehenever I look at Majestic along Eu Tong Seng Street, it brings back memories! An uncle of mine, would bring me along whenever he wants to watch a Chinese movie, when I was young.

 

[erection2015]

clinton666 .....this is his fave even till today.Idiot.

 

[Glaringly]

Red Sorghum - directed by Zhang YiMou and star Gong Li

I like those movie that people would fall asleep watching, sending a slow and powerful message.

In one scene a poor guy was asking for meat but was instead being thrown a hot steamy bones of an ox head. There are many other scenes that are equally captivating.