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I asked in an earlier post about what kind of music do you people at Tubenet like. Now my question is, what is your fav, movie and your fav types of movies. I like war. Platoon and Patten are the best. I liked Saving Private Ryan (Hint my profile pic from the movie.) So people what kind of movies do you like and what is your fav movie.
Benjamin
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Forgot Tuby the Tuba. Everbody loves him. While I'm at it how you post a pic? Last post I just got the URL of the pick.
Benjamin.

Pulp Fiction
The Godfather(s)
GoodFellas
The Big Lebowski
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Resevoir Dogs
History of the World, Part I
Blazing Saddles
This is Spinal Tap
Citizen Kane
Dogma
Clerks
Chasing Amy
Get Shorty
Die Hard


This is a VERY short list, in no particular order at all....this is just the order in which movies came to my mind.

Cheryl....is Garden State really that good?? I've heard some good things, but haven't yet seen it....as a lifelong NJer, I must admit I'm curious.

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.

Crap. Add that to the list of FANTASTIC movies I forgot. I don't think a movie has ever been made with that much star power, before or since.

Comdey: The Dream Team (the mental patients, not the basketball players)
Satire: Get Shorty (NOT the sequel)
Musical Drama: Evita - Madonna finally proved she had talent
Criminal: Casino - not as cliche as Goodfellas but a true work of cinematic art
Sappy: Driving Miss Daisy
Pilot: Crime Story
Romantic: Chocolot (including Doc Ock Alfred Molina)
Sci-Fi: Mad Max/The Road Warrior (don't even lump Thunderdome in)

I have 5 different versions of Alice in Wonderland/Looking Glass on DVD!

I rent a lot, but beyond my growing Alice collection and a few obscure films, most of my DVD collection is music.

schlepporello wrote:It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World

I actually remember seeing that moviem, when it was first released, in Amarillo. Still one of my favorites.

TMurphy wrote:Pulp Fiction
The Godfather(s)
GoodFellas
The Big Lebowski
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Resevoir Dogs
History of the World, Part I
Blazing Saddles
This is Spinal Tap
Citizen Kane
Dogma
Clerks
Chasing Amy
Get Shorty
Die Hard

Hey You forgot to mention "Hollywood Knights", "Roadhouse", "Animal House", and "The Blues Brothers". I know, I know... tubachris never heard of any of 'em BTW... i uzed 2 b a English honors, two

TUBACHRIS85 wrote:
Eh.......I try.
Thats were Honors English got me to.


-tubachris
(who uses Bengay or Bendgay, and dosent help, but make a mess)

Very "Honors English." Don't you think?

Favorite movies: Animal House and The Blues Brothers

Favorite part of ANY movie: The opening of Patton. I love that march in the beginning.





Ralph

TubaTinker wrote:Hey You forgot to mention "Hollywood Knights", "Roadhouse", "Animal House", and "The Blues Brothers".

Can't say I've ever seen the first two, but yep, definitely should've put Animal House and Blues Brothers on the list.

And Shrek.

And Airplane.

And the equally funny but lesser known Kentucky Fried Movie...anyone else seen that???

TexTuba wrote: Favorite part of ANY movie: The opening of Patton. I love that march in the beginning.

Opening scene in "A few Good Men"

Too bad it wasn't the real team though

Any body ever seen Sergeant Bilko. Thats a good movie.

Hey Doc, you know a website or some place where I can find a copy of Kelly's Heroes. Seen it once on the TV and loved it. Wallmart don't have. If you know a site could you tell me? Thanks.
Benjamin.

Spinal Tap
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Fight Club
The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Punch Drunk Love
Led Zeppelin DVDs
Boondock saints
SLC Punk
U2 Rattle and Hum (one of the best live recordings/live videos ever in my opinion, next to the led zep. dvds)
Kill Bill I and II
Super Troopers
Office Space


Thats a list of some of my favorites.... I probably forgot a bunch.

(do these movies relate?)

Million Dollar Baby (just saw it)
Office Space
Schindler's List
Spinal Tap
Mr. Holland's Opus
Beavis & Butt-head Do America
Hoop Dreams
Blues Brothers (the first one, obviously)
IMAX Space Station 3-D
Clerks

There's a few others that will make me stop changing channels on the TV. Well, except for the IMAX one, of course.

Disney animation - All
Pixar Animation - All
Dreamworks Animation - All
Devil's Advocate
A Few Good Men
Training Day
Scent of a Woman
As Good As It Gets
Robocop
The Running Man
Total Recall
Demolition Man
forgot Dogma (and for that matter, the entire Kevin Smith series)

Tubaryan12 wrote: forgot Dogma (and for that matter, the entire Kevin Smith series)

Believe it or not, those movies are even funnier if you are from New Jersey (well...the first three, anyway...)

Another good Jersey movie is "Harold and Kumar go to White Castle." It is very stupid humor, but I loved it. They're successful stoners(oxymoron?) and they get the munchies one night, and it turns into an adventure involving everything New Jersey. I thought it was great.
As for favorite movies, I like alot of movies, some comedies, some action, some sci-fi. I think we all just like to be entertained and maybe taken to another place for a little bit with our movies. Having stress and other things makes it necessary to relax and either read a book or watch a movie. I also like movies that make you think a little different, like movies with the huge twist at the end that no one could've predicted, that make you question, at least for a second, if what you saw was possible.

Wes Krygsman wrote:Another good Jersey movie is "Harold and Kumar go to White Castle." It is very stupid humor, but I loved it. They're successful stoners(oxymoron?) and they get the munchies one night, and it turns into an adventure involving everything New Jersey.

Someone explained the premise to me, and I refused to see it...I grew up in the Hoboken area, and know of at least 3 or 4 White Castles within a few miles of where they started. The fact that they decided they needed to go to Cherry Hill for White Castle is something I just couldn't get past. For those of you unfamiliar with New Jersey...Hoboken is a tiny little town right on the Hudson river, directly across from downtown Manhattan. Cherry Hill is in south Jersey, a few miles from Philadelphia. It's about a 2 hour ride from one to the other.