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by thedoanezone » Sun Mar 01, 2009 10:42 am

Forgot this one from my all time list;

Bonnie and Clyde
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by coolstuff » Sun Mar 01, 2009 5:03 pm

In no particular order:

The Godfather
Casablanca
North by Northwest
The Lord Of The Rings trilogy (it really is one movie in three parts)
The Inlaws (the original with Peter Falk and Alan Arkin)

Honorable mention: One Night At McCool's (you figure it out!)
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by GIMNEPIWO » Sun Mar 01, 2009 5:36 pm

Stubs wrote:Don't worry GIMNEPIWO (Is that Japanese?). Oh, by the way. Where do you live :lol:


Sorry Stubby ... missed the 2nd question ... 1.) Polish 2.) Lunchbag VA & you ?Chi Town ?

... movies I'm surprised got no mention; We Were Soldiers, Monty Python In Search Of The Holy Grail, Abbott & Costello in ? ... I think it was Riverboat something or other ... where they did the Who's on First skit...
"For the strength of the pack is the wolf, the strength of the wolf is the pack" Rudyard Kipling
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by Stubs » Sun Mar 01, 2009 7:08 pm

GIMNEPIWO wrote:
Stubs wrote:Don't worry GIMNEPIWO (Is that Japanese?). Oh, by the way. Where do you live :lol:


Sorry Stubby ... missed the 2nd question ... 1.) Polish 2.) Lunchbag VA & you ?Chi Town ?

... movies I'm surprised got no mention; We Were Soldiers, Monty Python In Search Of The Holy Grail, Abbott & Costello in ? ... I think it was Riverboat something or other ... where they did the Who's on First skit...


Actually my asking you where you lived was in reponse to your comment on my earlier comment about Kirk Douglas in a loin clothe. You said I was scaring you. Asking you where you lived was my way of jokingly scaring you more. But now that I know...keep your eye on the windows tonight :o
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by GIMNEPIWO » Sun Mar 01, 2009 7:36 pm

LMAOWIOAB ! ... okay .... but keep in mind, that we live at our retail business and are firm believers in the second ammendment to the US Constitution ... :o
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by Skarp » Mon Mar 16, 2009 8:34 am

Glengarry Glen Ross! Forgot this masterpiece.
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by Sam » Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:49 am

Skarp wrote:Glengarry Glen Ross! Forgot this masterpiece.


F^#k you...that's my name.
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by Skarp » Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:03 am

Sam wrote:
Skarp wrote:Glengarry Glen Ross! Forgot this masterpiece.


F^#k you...that's my name.

The 5 minutes that made Baldwin's career, IMO.

And one of Pacino's best.
You c**t! You company man. Who ever told you you could work with men?

Come to think of it, Kevin Spacey's career was probably launched by the film too.
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by Sam » Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:44 am

Skarp wrote:
Sam wrote:
Skarp wrote:Glengarry Glen Ross! Forgot this masterpiece.


F^#k you...that's my name.

The 5 minutes that made Baldwin's career, IMO.

And one of Pacino's best.
You c**t! You company man. Who ever told you you could work with men?

Come to think of it, Kevin Spacey's career was probably launched by the film too.


Pacino followed that line up with "You child"

Jack Lemmon as Shelley "The Machine" Levine....get them to sign on the line that is dotted....
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by Clean_up » Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:53 am

Skarp wrote:The Shawshank Redemption is probably the movie that I most often see listed as a favorite. I wonder how many people have actually read the Stephen King novella "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption," which, amazingly enough, blows the movie away.

It's from the book "Different Seasons," which contains four novellas. Also made into a movie from the book: Stand By Me (from "The Body"), and Apt Pupil ("Apt Pupil"). Mr. King made a little bit o' cash from that particular effort.

Speaking of which, I almost listed The Shining among my honorable mentions, but I already had two Kubrick films in there.


The book was much better than the movie, kudos to Jack Nicolson, but the hedge animals vs the maze, creepy.
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