Best movie all time

[quadrunner]

Is drive really that good? I could never manage to actually sit down and watch a movie about a guy driving. I'm also not a big fan of Ryan gosling so that probably doesn't help much.

Might have to try it out since it's been mentioned by a fellow sherbro, plus Cranston is in it and he is one of my favorite actors.

To stay on topic tho, I would probably say braveheart but since it's been said multiple times already I'll throw in another.

The grandmaster, I might be alone in this but I thought the way this movie was directed and the fight scenes plus it being a story about the man who trained Bruce lee ( in a huge Bruce fan ) all make it one of my favorite movies. If you like martial arts check this movie out, it's awesome!

 

[R.N.J.]

the revenant
alexander
eyes wide shut
donnie brasco
platoon

 

[Sir Galahad]

Is drive really that good? I could never manage to actually sit down and watch a movie about a guy driving. I'm also not a big fan of Ryan gosling so that probably doesn't help much.

Might have to try it out since it's been mentioned by a fellow sherbro, plus Cranston is in it and he is one of my favorite actors.

To stay on topic tho, I would probably say braveheart but since it's been said multiple times already I'll throw in another.

The grandmaster, I might be alone in this but I thought the way this movie was directed and the fight scenes plus it being a story about the man who trained Bruce lee ( in a huge Bruce fan ) all make it one of my favorite movies. If you like martial arts check this movie out, it's awesome!

Drive is an amazing movie experience. @quadrunner @Zer

 

[Zer]

Is drive really that good? I could never manage to actually sit down and watch a movie about a guy driving. I'm also not a big fan of Ryan gosling so that probably doesn't help much.

I think Drive is an amazing film. But I guess it's a bit divisive because it has a definite style and pace that won't be for everyone. If you're expecting a straight up action flick about douchebags driving cars - it's not that at all. I see it as a tragic love story. dat final scene

 

[IIIIIIII]

fast times at ridgemont high is my choice. jeff spicoli is one of the greatest movie characters ever, and sean penn is an acting genius.

 

[Bubzeh]

Black Hawk Down

 

[BisexualMMA]

the revenant
alexander
eyes wide shut
donnie brasco
platoon

Alexander?

 

[Robocok]

Honestly, probably Shawshank Redemption but original Predator is a favorite also.

 

[shinobimusashi]

Watched the first hour or so of The Godfather last night on Netflix(fell asleep, seen it a billion times though), it's such a cliche answer but god damn it really is a damn near perfect movie, every frame, every scene, every line, easily one of my favorites of all time. It's hard for me to say any movie is better.

Godfather II though I find to be overrated, it's really not that good.

 

[Graves The Elder]

Apocalypse Now, Redux

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[Merlotte's]

While y'all are watching dramas I'm gonna go hang out by the bar, put out the VIBE.

 

[Shaungotti]

Somehow I've never heard of it but there's a few actors I like so I'll check it out.

 

[RDUBYA]

T2 over the original? I've never got it.

My pic - Shaun of The Dead.

 

[Deleted member 110072]

Is drive really that good? I could never manage to actually sit down and watch a movie about a guy driving. I'm also not a big fan of Ryan gosling so that probably doesn't help much.

Might have to try it out since it's been mentioned by a fellow sherbro, plus Cranston is in it and he is one of my favorite actors.!

The actual "driving" is quite limited, you get an opening scene and a couple of quick chases plus some flashes of bloody violence, most of the film is really more an artfully shot crime drama/romance, Cranston is very good in it although Albert Brooks is better I'd say.

I do think ultimately Refn is more of a Tarantino kind of director, not an arthouse guy sluming it in genre cinema but rather a genre film maker with a lot of ambition.

 

[NewS]

My personal favorite is Pulp fiction, greatest of all time from a more objective standpoint I'd say The Godfather though (1-2)

 

[Jack Reacheround]

It has to be one of the following for me:

Tombstone
The Matrix
Sleepers
Suicide Kings
Primer

I think the Matrix is my absolute favorite. But maybe Tombstone or Primer.

 

[Weuylf]

Have no idea but the first movie that popped in my mind is The Gladiator so I'll go with that one.

 

[Te Huna Matata]

Action Movie: Die Hard
Comedy: Knocked up
Martial Arts: The Raid
Horror: The Decent
Sci Fi: Blade Runner
Drama: Goodfellas
Kids Movie: Kung Fu Panda

Honorable Mention: 28 Days Later, Full Metal Jacket, Jackie Brown, Jackass the Movie, District 9, The Ring, Wall-E, Guardians of the Galaxy

I'll do mine in this format as well.

Comedy: In Bruges
Sci-Fi: Blade Runner
Drama: Shawshank
Action: Saving Private Ryan
Kids Movie: Toy Story (any of them)
Fantasy: Pan's Labyrinth
Thriller: Silence of the Lambs
Noir: The Third Man

 

[USA!USA!]

Goodfellas is so fucking good.

 

[R.N.J.]

Alexander?

Yeah alexander the great movie (Colin Farell). I was just trying to name a few that weren't already named.