What is your dads favorite movie?
It eludes me to why he loves this, but he's watched it multiple times over multiple years. He was born in the 60's so he should have better taste.
What is your dads favorite movie?
What is your dads favorite movie?
It eludes me to why he loves this, but he's watched it multiple times over multiple years. He was born in the 60's so he should have better taste.
My dad's favorite movie is avoiding me at all costs and acting like a child
Get off of the computer,son!
The hardest I've ever seen my dad laugh at a movie was Raising Arizona.
Hardest I've ever seen my dad laugh was when I showed him Tourette's Guy
2001: a space odyssey
He even danced the blue Danube waltz in his wedding
You were at your dad's wedding? lol you're a fricking bastard
This is my sons favorite film, at least I thought it was. I used to put it on for him all the time, but he recently said he doesn't get the appeal.
Your dad's based and you're a gay.
i'm not saying he's wrong, i like it too
he's just never expressed why he likes it. is it the characters? is it that they're in 1994 while in 2004?
He's many times quoted the "Tina you fat lard. Come get some dinner. Eat the FOOD" thing
Why don't you ask HIM, you fricking demented mongoloid?
please meet my dad, you can't ask him a thing. he's quiet, reserved, a pain in the ass who can only ask you things. which is why i'm so confused why he loves this comedy
He probably identifys with Kip and wants to keave your Mom to seek darker meat
probably because Napoleon Dynamite is kino
my dad's favourite movie was planet of the apes and his favourite tv show was the simpsons. The episode of the simpsons where they spoof planet of the apes and turn it into a musical with the "dr zeus dr zeus" song always reminds me of him so much I love it
My dad's favorite movie is either Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon or Gladiator, he loves all those movies from the early 2000s.
It’s weird hearing about dads who like things
I share my hobbies with my kids and join in on theirs. I'd hate for them to think I don't like spending time with em.
for movies at least. I have trouble picturing my dad liking a movie.
fringe rock bands from the 60s and 70s, sure. but movies? no chance. something something screens rot your brain.
My parents like it too, and they're the same age as your dad. I think it's just that it's a nice low-stakes comedy that's not rude or controversial, and has some memorable and sympathetic characters.
My dad loves this movie for some reason too. Not as much as your dad it sounds like but I remember him showing it to my grandmother who was dying of cancer and more or less bedridden at the time thinking she would like it and she fricking HATED it and made him turn it off lmao
my dad's fav movie is La Nuit de Varennes
My dad religiously watches the porno of he and your mom. It's kino af.
Your dad has kino taste.
I live like 3 hours from Preston
The kids at their high school are preppy c**ts
Goodfellas
my dad doesn't watch anything and he has no favorite xyz. all he does is sit and watch football. he might be the most boring person i've ever met
Many such cases.
Do you think he was always a low effort goy?
Or do you think his wife/society broke him?
In my dads case, he was completely broken by my mom
he tried football in high school but gave up after one semester. he also liked skating as a teen but never picked up on it
my mom probably buck broke him
>Many such cases.
is it really? i've never met anyone with a dad who has no personality or taste. they're always either buttholes, conspiracy theorists, hobbyists, entrepreneurs, etc. mine just sits and rots. he will probably die by his 60s
>t really? i've never met anyone with a dad who has no personality or taste
(1). You don’t meet the ones that do nothing and say nothing, it’s a selection bias.
(2) lots of dads can fake it around other people for 20 minutes but are still white rice in real life
maybe so, i just find it strange 30 years later and i haven't met a single father that acts the way my dad does
He might have a mild form of autism like you but instead of browsing Cinemaphile and saying nothing to no one he watching football and says nothing to no one.
very big possibility
Your dad sounds depressed, anon. If he's also too prideful to admit it, it's tough shit for him.
t. guy with depressed dad himself
he showed it to me when I was 7 and the score at the beginning still gives me chills
What is it like having a dad?
>t. raised by mother with no father figure until i was 20
My dad loves that french movie with the guy in the wheelchair. The Untouchables?
My Father passed last yeard but some of his favorites were Master and Commander, Braveheart, Last of the Mohicans, and The Patriot.
Between every well-regarded war movie and nearly every spaghetti western I'll regret not getting to sit down and watch more of them with him. Spend time with your dads, anons.
>finished watching every Sergio Leone movie with my dad this year (Once Upon a Time in America director's cut)
Comfy and heartwarming.
Good taste and good advice, anon. I'm sorry for your loss and hope your memories of him are a comfort.
I think it's a fist full of dollars or it could be some other western that I just can't remember at the moment
I wish my dad was dead
I'm sorry that you're gay.
This is my dad's favorite movie. He's pretty quiet 90% of the time and really awkward, even with his kids. I know he loves us though. He spends most of his free time drinking pilsner and browsing Shorpy. Pretty sure he's autistic. He really is a smart guy though, and anyone at his work can agree he carries the whole business.
Sorry I'm kind of ranting about my dad bros, I don't ever really talk about him and he doesn't get nearly enough credit anyway.
Forgot the frickin poster, this is the movie.
An early memory of mine is watching this with my grandpa.
I remember asking him why they don't pick up the guns and bullets from guys they shoot. I think I was viewing it like a video game.
He told me that cowboys probably had the sights on their guns calibrated in a specific way.
>I don't ever really talk about him and he doesn't get nearly enough credit anyway.
Tell him you feel this way.
It will probably make him happy.
dad has a stable of 15-20 movies he watches including predator, the thing (1982), gladiator, alien, the northman, dune, barry lyndon, bladerunner, life aquatic with steve zizzou, goodfellas, the ninth gate, conan the barbarian, black robe, point break (1991), and a few others. i love that old man.
he usually watches shitty gerard butler-core action but this is one of the few movies we both think is kino
He likes action movies and war movies. I don't know what his favourite is.
I don't even know what my own favourite is for that matter.
My dad likes any and all sports movies but this one is probably his favorite.
Hoosiers is a legitimately great movie.
As you grow older you become less concerned with watching the MOST thing and more concerned with GOOD things. Napoleon Dynamite isnt the most ____ comedy but is damn good. Plus high school nostalgia always plays well to anyone older than 18-19
A Boy and His Dog
Top Gun. He loves it and he loved the new one.
It's his 60th birthday soon so I'm building him a 1/48 scale F-14.
He's gonna love it anon
This or "The Student Prince"
My old man is really old.
I think
Your dad has better taste than you.
Happy Gilmore is my dad's favorite movie. He thinks serious movies are gay.
Pretty based
Has your dad seen Tommy Boy? My favorite comedy
monty pythons holy grail or forest gump
The only time I can recall my dad talking about movies is when he was saying Tucker vs Evil was hilarious
He usually has no sense of humour, I don't think I've ever heard the old man genuinely laugh in my entire life so I kind of wish I had been there when he saw it.
Blade Runner I suppose. He also liked Papillon (1973) a lot.
Wish I could give him one last hug
Definitely this one, but my mom hates it LAWL
He quotes Gleason every once in a while
>Smokey and the Bandit
hey, that was my dad's favorite movie too, Gleason was like the only one who could make him laugh, he also liked Patton
"For some reason you sounded taller on the radio"
cracks me up every time
The only people who could truly hate Napoleon Dynamite are hateful miserable buttholes.
he's a real jackass and I doubt I'll see him before he dies
been 4 ish years since we met up
>he should have better taste
because the movie is about enjoying the little things in life in stead of just waiting around for something important to happen.
it captures the ennui of being in highschool and being given the impression that you have to wait until you are an adult for your life to start, and this is perfectly matched by the guy they interacted with who is still attached to how he used to be good at foot ball in highschool but he waited around for life to happen and it never happened for him.
Capre Diem anon. Carpe fricking diem
not sure about his favorite movie, but he does love the bond franchise, coen brothers' films, and tarantino's films.
Empire of Dust
dad likes old Steven Seagal movies
Pic related
Based Dad. I saw this for the first time this year and holy frick it's great.
Check out the (sweet) radio program prequel with your dad sometime https://archive.org/details/TheLivesOfHarryLime
I think it might be Get Shorty. He's a big fan of Elmore Leonard and Danny DeVito, and has seen all his movies; I should probably show him It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia next.
Karate Kid 2
my dads favorite was falling down
this is copypasta or smth? I saw it on redscarepod. Anyway I didn't know my dad, but I really like ND. I haven't seen it in a while, but I recall that it was sincere
Probably something like Saving Private Ryan. We watched all sorts of shit when I was growing up. Especially widely inappropriate comedies for a child.
>What is your dads favorite movie
The Godfather I and II. He has watched those hundreds of times. He watched it yesterday, the day before, and he'll probably watch it later today.
i don't know what his favorite is now, but as a kid it was frankenstein. he said it scared the shit out of him but in a way that also made him obsessed with it and built model kits of the monster and stuff