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rockfenris2005 03:24 am UTC 03/01/11 |
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re: Top Five Films? - steven_stuart 02:52 am UTC 03/01/11 |
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Of course Titanic was very
> exciting. Director James Cameron gave it the tension and
> suspense of his Terminator One and Terminator Two films.
> Plus there was a great love story mixed in.
I absolutely agree. Have you ever seen any of the deleted scenes? Cora's Death was really disturbing.
I think it's
> difficult to come up with a Top Five Film list.
I know I struggled.
I wish Jim
> would come up with a Top Twenty Five Film list. Vertigo
> was included in his Top Five List until he saw Howl and
> that pushed it off (it was at number five). He loves
> Hitchcock. Do you agree with Psycho being number one?
I agree with Psycho. I never get tired of that film. It's pure brilliance.
What
> about least favourite films?
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> > Gladiator, The Shawshank Redemption, The Lord of the
> > Rings: The Two Towers, Titanic, would all be some of my
> > favourites.
> >
> > > Jim's Top Five Film list is: 1)Psycho 2)Howl 3)Martyrs
> > > 4)Anti Christ 5)Last Picture Show. Anybody agree or
> > > disagree with the films on the list? Hmm. Star Wars? The
> > > Godfather? One Flew Over The Cukoo's Nest? ET? What about
> > > least favourite films? Bedknobs And Broomsticks? Mary
> > > Poppins? Jaws 4? Police Academy 6?
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