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Klasien 03:20 pm UTC 03/02/11 |
| In reply to: | re: Top Five Films? - Conas 04:51 pm UTC 03/01/11 |
| Stephen King is brilliant, no question! The Green Mile, Shawshank, The Stand (ok technically a tv series, but still) IT... still creeps me out... clowns will never be as funny as before... The Road, I still have not seen that, but I definitely will! Psycho... saw the remake, was not impressed... have still not seen the original... favourite films... depend greatly on my mood, but Pride and Prejudice is definitely high on the list... as well as anything Star Trek... (yup, geek here) > > Oh yeah the Green Mile what a brilliant film too. I cried > when they were about to execute John Coffey. It was so sad > to see an innocent man with such a gift being put to > death. That films power touched a lot of people that > watched it. > > Oh I have to recommend a film for you if you haven't > already seen it. It's called "The Road", I have it on DVD, > it's a brilliant film. Freaky as hell. I was so thirsty > watching it too ha. I'm going to buy the book soon. > > > I loved The Shawshank Redemption. It was based on a > > Stephen King story. Have you seen The Green Mile? Also > > based on a King story. 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 think it's > > difficult to come up with a Top Five Film list. 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? What > | |
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