Maggers Wrote:You are absolutely correct, Ken. I will go back and add spoiler alert.I haven't. Never really had a desire to see it.
I just couldn't imagine that no one has seen GWTW, but you're right, some folks may not have.
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
jimbow8 Wrote:I haven't. Never really had a desire to see it.
Ooops, I'm sorry, Jim.
Reading is freedom.
The mind soars, no earthly cares,
no limitations.
A Maggers Haiku, 2005
Years ago my mother used to say to me... "In this world, Elwood, you can be oh so smart or oh so pleasant."
Well, for years I was smart.
I recommend pleasant.
You may quote me.
Elwood P. Dowd
Kenji Wrote:Hi, Keith.
Have you ever seen original Spanish movie, "Open your Eyes"? I prefer original. How 'bout you?
Haven't seen it.
I'll keep my eyes open!!
Arrgh, I can't believe I just said that!!
k the e
"Think for yourself and question authority" Leary
By the way, How are things in your town?
The Empire Strikes Back: Vader chops off Luke's hand and then blows his mind by telling him who his father is.
Return of the Jedi: Luke/Vader/Emperor scene
Temple of Doom: the showdown on the bridge; that minecar chase is badass enough, but this part just ups the ante...
Back to the Future III: duel with MadDog Tannen
Die Hard: shooting Hans Gruber
The Usual Suspects: Finding the real identity of Keyser Soze
Seven: the look on Brad Pitt's face..
Blade Runner: the ending of the director's cut
Fight Club: Just so twisted.
E.T. : So heartwarming and still moves me to this day.
And I'm sure there's more but this is all I could come up with for now.
Return of the Jedi: Luke/Vader/Emperor scene
Temple of Doom: the showdown on the bridge; that minecar chase is badass enough, but this part just ups the ante...
Back to the Future III: duel with MadDog Tannen
Die Hard: shooting Hans Gruber
The Usual Suspects: Finding the real identity of Keyser Soze
Seven: the look on Brad Pitt's face..
Blade Runner: the ending of the director's cut
Fight Club: Just so twisted.
E.T. : So heartwarming and still moves me to this day.
And I'm sure there's more but this is all I could come up with for now.
Gotta agree with 'Fight Club'. Second time I saw it was quite a while after the first time and I forgot the ending. But now I don't think I'll ever forget again.
The same thing happened to me with this movie: 'Manon des sources' (Manon of the Spring). Gotta watch the "prequel/part one" 'Jean de Florette' first for the entire story arc.
The same thing happened to me with this movie: 'Manon des sources' (Manon of the Spring). Gotta watch the "prequel/part one" 'Jean de Florette' first for the entire story arc.
This post was last modified: 06-07-2005, 03:07 AM by dejo.
dejo Wrote:The same thing happened to me with this movie: 'Manon des sources' (Manon of the Spring). Gotta watch part the "prequel/part one" 'Jean de Florette' first for the entire story arc.
That was so sad, it disturbed me for quite a while, even now thinking about the end. Haven't seen Manon yet.
k the e
"Think for yourself and question authority" Leary
By the way, How are things in your town?
I have a few,
Willow - always liked that movie
Leathal Weapon
The Chase- with Charlie Sheen
The Game- I was lost on the plot from the begining. Great movie.
True Grit- Fill your hand you............
The One- Jet Lee
Guilty as Sin
Fight Club- but I'm not supposed to talk about it!
Both X-Men
Legends of the Fall
Etc. etc.
KRW- Though my all time favorite is stiil Josey Wales!
Willow - always liked that movie
Leathal Weapon
The Chase- with Charlie Sheen
The Game- I was lost on the plot from the begining. Great movie.
True Grit- Fill your hand you............
The One- Jet Lee
Guilty as Sin
Fight Club- but I'm not supposed to talk about it!
Both X-Men
Legends of the Fall
Etc. etc.
KRW- Though my all time favorite is stiil Josey Wales!
If we're talking the absolute last thing/scene seen in a film, I personally love the fade out of Tom Hanks' smiling face in Cast Away (cue Sylvestri's great score).
Also, Spacey's closing dialogue in American Beauty - and the last shot of Heat with Pacino standing over DeNiro.
Others?
Blair Witch
Angel Heart
Jacob's Ladder
Also, Spacey's closing dialogue in American Beauty - and the last shot of Heat with Pacino standing over DeNiro.
Others?
Blair Witch
Angel Heart
Jacob's Ladder
hford713 Wrote:If we're talking the absolute last thing/scene seen in a film, I personally love the fade out of Tom Hanks' smiling face in Cast Away (cue Sylvestri's great score).
I agree. That was wonderful. I'll never forget that last scene.
Quote:Others?
Blair Witch
Angel Heart
Jacob's Ladder
Others, Angel Heart, Jacob's Ladder...oh yeah! They were excellent ending. But, Blair Witch..? Hmm........well, that was......(I lost my words)