Favorite movies

I made a favorite games thread, so why not this too!
my favorites are national treasure and kick ass

Never was much of a film geek....hmmmm my 3 would be The Dark Night, From Dusk Til Dawn and Young Frankinstine(sp?)

Hmmm... I really don't watch movies that often, and I have trouble remembering them sometimes. I have problems ranking as well.

I normally say my favorite is the dissapearance of haruhi suzumiya.

If we're ruling out anime movies, then.... let me get back to you on that...

Disappearance was a awesome film.
I don't think I would pick it as my favorite anime film though. I felt like there wasn't enough action in it. I mean sure, the drama made up for that, but that's how I seriously felt when I watched it. It was like a gentle soup, still and having distinct flavor. I would have liked something more like some meaty chili. This is considering that my favorite episode of haruhi is tied between mystiqe sign [the cave cricket one] and part IV [I think it was] when yuki had her fight.

Well,I personally believe that Haruhi has tons of action-potential, but I don't mind that it's wasted at all, because it's NOT an action series. But,to each their own :3

Well, yuki and itsuki are the only people who can really do anything in terms of fighting. Having more action would seem pointless, but I love the little bits that are there.

Well I would have a huge list for my fav movies not counting the ones I can't recall there name but enjoyed greatly

But if I must I'll list what comes off the top of my head as preferred movies

the 1922 silent film ''Nosferatu''which was an unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, with names and other details changed because the studio could not obtain the rights to the novel for instance, "vampire" became "Nosferatu" and "Count Dracula" became "Count Orlok" (yes someones going to likely call me a for liking such a old film and that tidbit of info )

''Dracula'' a 1931 film staring ''Bela Lugosi ''

all the Abbott and Costello films that I've seen so far

Redneck zombies (which you would think by its name would be funny good but it was so bad it was funny)

Bandit Keith wrote:

Well I would have a huge list for my fav movies not counting the ones I can't recall there name but enjoyed greatly

But if I must I'll list what comes off the top of my head as preferred movies

the 1922 silent film ''Nosferatu''which was an unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, with names and other details changed because the studio could not obtain the rights to the novel for instance, "vampire" became "Nosferatu" and "Count Dracula" became "Count Orlok" (yes someones going to likely call me a for liking such a old film and that tidbit of info )

''Dracula'' a 1931 film staring ''Bela Lugosi ''

all the Abbott and Costello films that I've seen so far

Redneck zombies (which you would think by its name would be funny good but it was so bad it was funny)

Cool! a Horror fan.
Did you ever see abbot and costello meet the wolfman (or was it frankenstien or something?)

pamperedkari wrote:

Bandit Keith wrote:

Well I would have a huge list for my fav movies not counting the ones I can't recall there name but enjoyed greatly

But if I must I'll list what comes off the top of my head as preferred movies

the 1922 silent film ''Nosferatu''which was an unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, with names and other details changed because the studio could not obtain the rights to the novel for instance, "vampire" became "Nosferatu" and "Count Dracula" became "Count Orlok" (yes someones going to likely call me a for liking such a old film and that tidbit of info )

''Dracula'' a 1931 film staring ''Bela Lugosi ''

all the Abbott and Costello films that I've seen so far

Redneck zombies (which you would think by its name would be funny good but it was so bad it was funny)

Cool! a Horror fan.
Did you ever see abbot and costello meet the wolfman (or was it frankenstien or something?)

If I recall right its Abbott and Costello meet frankenstien but I can understand why you thought it was the wolf man sense it had both plus Dracula and the invisible man(personally I loved the ending fucking genius) . There was also one where they meet the mummy

I have atleast 70 horror movies mostly classic B&W ones do to I like old ones better for some reason I don't know

okay my favorite movie of 2012 would Be Ted you know the talking teddy bear <learning grammar>