What film/s do you have unconditional love for, and why?
Doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, just that you love them.
What film/s do you have unconditional love for, and why?
What film/s do you have unconditional love for, and why?
Doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, just that you love them.
romper stomper
the prequels and Harry Potter
Ace Ventura
>Labyrinth
>The Fifth Element
Among my favouites though they get a lot of hate, no real idea why haven't seen a concrete argument against either.
Why - I like Fifth Element for the same reasons people like Demolition Man I reckon, the quirky futurism and the way it's satirical of the genre. Labyrinth mostly for Bowie's excessive bulge.
>The Boondock Saints
I don't know why it doesn't get more recognition, especially with Dafoe's performance. Great watch.
Why - Tomatometer 28% Audience Score 91%
>In Bruges
Haven't heard anyone talk bad on this film, which is incredibly rare.
Why - A real gem for it's comedy
Fifth Element gets hate because of the negative blowback on the strong woman who beats up lots of bad guys trope. I give this movie a pass personally though.
Chicken Run
my first real kino experience, at my best friends house when we were like five or six
simpler times
Equilibrium, aka Cubic
>A Matter of Life and Death
The story is beautiful and it's perfectly made
>Gattaca
Same answer as the first one
>The Wizard of OZ
Seeing a 16 year old Judy Garland hold together what was a complete shitshow production wise is really something exquisite.
>a complete shitshow production
Qrd?
the princess diaries, I don't know why I like it so much it's just so comforble
House MD, Fringe, Person of Interest, and Good Will Hunting.
Interview with the vampire
Superbad
Little Nicky
she really was a supremely frickable child, wasn't she?
kys pedo scum
haha actually kys though
hot
Adams Family. I like how Angelica Huston is always lit as if by moonlight. And the scene where Fester has to dance the Mamuschka and discovers he knows the moves. Never fails to crack me up.
What's the name of that website that's like last.fm but for movies? I made an account and a list there but can't remember what the site is.
zoomers are so fricking stupid holy shit
>zoomers knowing what last.fm is
I think people use imdb or letterboxd
I just use notepad
letterboxd that's it.
in there was aliens and demolition man
Burn After Reading
Lost in Translation
Mulholland Drive
Lion King (dubbed finnish)
Demolition Man
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Rush Hour
>dubbed finnish
>Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Based.
I feel like anyone who doesn't laugh thier ass off almost every 30 sec of this movie isn't worth associating with.
Zulu and A Bridge Too Far.
>Master & Commander: Far Side of the World
i found this movie ages ago by searching for "good movies where no woman fricking speaks" and its exactly that
but its also such a great movie about love, love for your friends, comrades, home and love for duty
rewatch it a lot
>13th Warrior
this one i have always loved basically because of the imagery and music
the lighting of the dark halls, dank forests, open fields, caves and the fire wyrm scenes are just so great combined with the musical themes
it also has some of the most kino macho scenes i know about and over the top dramatics
was gutted when i recently googled it on a whim and found out its considered "one of the worst movies of all time"
doesnt stop me from rewatching it every year tho
BvS
The Wolfman remake, director's cut.
How come?
Jurassic Park
Ace Ventura 2
Freddy Got Fingered
>Toy Story 2
>Shrek 2
Rewatched these both multiple times as a kid. There's something comfy about these sequels. I expected them to be average but found them better than the first parts.
>10 commandments
>El cid
Love Heston. Love epics. Simple as.
>Mind your language
>Keeping up appearances
Comfiest British sitcoms. Still re-watch it to this day. Too bad some itv exec went full moron and cancelled the former.
Conan
Lynch's Dune (spicediver cut's best but regardless I still enjoy it)
Hellraiser 1
The dungeons & dragons movie
Carlito's Way