Favorite movies, from past or present! Options

[Dara]

SO, what are your favorite movies from the past and the present? You know, those movies that you can watch a thousand times and never get bored of? Or those movies you have watched so much, you know the entire script and can recite all the lines on cue?

Mine are:

As Good As it Gets, starring Jack Nichiolson
The Mask, starring Jim carey
The Birdcage, Robin Williams
American Beauty
Rockey Horror Picture Show ;D :
Austin Powers (the first 2)
Spaceballs
Nightbreed

So what are your favorites?

Love,
Dara

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Primer, yes that's the one!

[OnlyNow]

Primer, yes that's the one!

Hey Hey, you've been posting things that I don't understand lately (don't say it). Like...who are you responding to here? I don't feel like reading every post to figure that out, so maybe you can make it easier on me by just answering. Also, I know this was on another thread, but why DO you want to come to the USA? Unless you tell me otherwise, I'll have to assume sarcasm. Now, *I* want to go to the UK. My grandparents came from Ireland, and I need to find my roots. Also, I think it would be fascinating to see some architecture that's more than 200 years old. Plus, I think you Brits are much better speakers than we are. Oh, and how come all the good rock bands come from the UK? (Coldplay, U2, etc.). And don't get me started on the Royals.

Now, back to the subject at hand. I enjoyed the movie Primer. It bothered me enough that I actually went out and bought it so I could watch it a number of times. Very low budget, but the idea was so good, it made the movie great. I take it you saw the movie? Did you enjoy it?

[OnlyNow]

By the way, I picked up Pi at the library and watched it a few weeks ago. I found it somewhat slow-moving. Since I suffer from migraines, the movie was a little bit too real for me. I couldn't handle seeing the main character screaming in pain, and OMG, when he injected himself directly into the head, I nearly lost it. That being said, I really liked Requiem For a Dream by the same director. Go figure.

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