The Greatest Movie of All Time

The Dukes of Hazard remake! Just kidding. But it does have a great scene of a beautiful Rubicon. I found it interesting that Jeep finished painting the underside of the hood. I wish mine looked as good.
 
mots said:
Good call on Clockwork Orange and Oldboy, both sick and twisted movies that I enjoyed! Much better than the typical slasher films that many identify with horror films. Still can't get my wife to enjoy these, LOL.
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Yes, these are the definition of "Horror Films". The slasher films are just gratuitous blood letting. Zero horror value.

Anything by Alfred Hitchcock qualifies as horror too.
 
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bobthetj03 said:
What movie could you watch over and over, and never be tired watching it? That would be the one movie. I may have changed my mind. "Hunt for Red October".
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But the book is way better.

Any movie based on a book is best watched after reading the book.
I love the movie RUSH, but so much of the story is missing from the movie.
Always, read the book first.

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The good thing about this Thread is, I'm slowly working my way through it and watching some of the movies. watched The Shawshank Redemption the other night, and tonight I think I'll watch The Outlaw Josey Wales. It's always hard to find decent movies these days.
 
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I don't know if I can pick one especially after reading this thread, there are so many.

But, here in Arizona, they play old movies at Harkins Theaters. on Tuesday nights for 5 dollars.

Last night we went to see "The Great Escape!" at the theater with popcorn and all. Although I wouldn't consider it my favorite movie of all times, I sure had fun watching it at the theater.
 
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Love all the old ww2 movies.. where eagles dare, guns of navarrone, DIRTY DOZEN!!!, great escape, longest yard, and on and on and on....
 
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