From Dusk till' Dawn
Lethal Weapon (the Director's Cut DVD with added scenes).
I saw this movie 17 times in the theater. Spectacular!
I saw this movie 17 times in the theater. Spectacular!
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"Adventure is worthwile in itself."
—Amelia Earhart
This is too hard, so I am going to go with a favorite of one genre. A movie that hasn't been mentioned.
Die Hard - Best bad guy/plan EVER!
Die Hard - Best bad guy/plan EVER!
This post was last modified: 03-27-2006, 06:41 PM by jimbow8.
The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. ... The piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.
~ Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Picking just one is really hard. But if I had to, I think I'd go with... The Empire Strikes Back.
It just made a HUGE impact on me at that impressionable age of about eight or nine. I'd seen and loved the original Star Wars, but I was a little too young to remember the experience well. Empire, though.... I still remember putting up on my bedroom door the first newspaper ad I saw for it. I remember some vivid details of the TV commercials and how amazing it looked. And I remember driving by the Cinedome (in Orange, California, I think--now demolished) and finally convincing my mother that the line wasn't that long--only a few hundred feet or so.
Nothing quite starts the nostalgia engine for me like Empire. I think that's why I'm still so crazy about the Star Wars movies, both old and new. It's like being a kid again.
Blake
It just made a HUGE impact on me at that impressionable age of about eight or nine. I'd seen and loved the original Star Wars, but I was a little too young to remember the experience well. Empire, though.... I still remember putting up on my bedroom door the first newspaper ad I saw for it. I remember some vivid details of the TV commercials and how amazing it looked. And I remember driving by the Cinedome (in Orange, California, I think--now demolished) and finally convincing my mother that the line wasn't that long--only a few hundred feet or so.
Nothing quite starts the nostalgia engine for me like Empire. I think that's why I'm still so crazy about the Star Wars movies, both old and new. It's like being a kid again.Blake
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the Oracle Wrote:Lethal Weapon (the Director's Cut DVD with added scenes).
I saw this movie 17 times in the theater. Spectacular!
Your not the only one!
Although, Casablanca is still my favorite, I never saw it in a theater. The movie I saw the most times in a theater (about 6) was another favorite, Independence Day.
