This is topic Your Favorite Movie in forum « 80's Movies at iRewind Talk.


To visit this topic, use this URL:
https://www.fast-rewind.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/2/2106.html

Posted by CameronFrye05 (Member # 1937) on :
 
My ultimate question in finding out about someone's personality is "Whats your favorite movie?" I'm tired of getting shrugs and "I don't know" Mine is The Breakfast Club, which led me to this site. What is your guys' favorite movies and why? [Roll Eyes]
 
Posted by Jessica Rabbit 2 Russian Rabbit (Member # 1904) on :
 
Well my all time favourite movie is 'Natural Born Killers' With Woody Harleson and Juliet Lewis which wasnt made in the 80's it was 1994 I think... But movies from the 80's were...
The Goonies
Catholic Boys
Adventures in babysitting
Garbage pal kids (Devo how do u spell it again?)
The worst witch
Supergirl
Teenwitch
Teenwolf
Short Circuit
Mannequin
Labrynth...
I will think of some more soon.

What about you?

[ 08. October 2003, 06:39: Message edited by: Jessica Rabbit 2 Russian Rabbit ]
 
Posted by Devolution (Member # 1731) on :
 
Devolution here,

Honestly, I think this is a really bad question. Not because I don't want to answer it, and not because I don't think it's a good character decider (that's not a word?) I think that it is way to vague. Most of us as you saw in the last post have to put lists and lists of movies. I think that 1 overall favorite movie is extremely hard to choose. Unless you really haven't seen that many movies.

But that is just my opinion.

We are DEVO
 
Posted by The Gutt (Member # 1970) on :
 
Police Academy
Three Men and A Baby
Short Circuit

Films not with Steve Guttenberg

Top Gun - I owned in on video from being seven years old and used to get up at 6.com every morning just to watch it. It totally affected my childhood - I'm not sure if it was in a good way

www.gutt.co.uk
 
Posted by Jessica Rabbit 2 Russian Rabbit (Member # 1904) on :
 
Have you seen the ghost on 3 men and a baby... have you heard the story Gutt?
 
Posted by MONSOON (Member # 335) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Devolution:
Devolution here,

Honestly, I think this is a really bad question. Not because I don't want to answer it, and not because I don't think it's a good character decider (that's not a word?) I think that it is way to vague. Most of us as you saw in the last post have to put lists and lists of movies. I think that 1 overall favorite movie is extremely hard to choose. Unless you really haven't seen that many movies.

But that is just my opinion.

We are DEVO

Id go along with this. If I had to pick one it would be impossible. I can maybe pick a favorite by genre. But not really a number 1 overall.
 
Posted by Ronnie (Member # 465) on :
 
not that it's anyone's fault, but this topic has been posted before. but no biggy, i will share my favorites (which are posted in my profile). i would have to pick aliens and valley girl. i have seen them the most and remember every detail of each movie. just like mr. d said...it is hard to pick just 1 or 2 or 3. we obviously adore a long list of flicks from the 1980s-action, comedy, horror, fantasy and drama. the 80s are full of great ones [Wink]
 
Posted by jlp937 (Member # 1877) on :
 
I go through cycles with what I think is my favorite movie. It may be what is on a lot that month on cable. But one of my absolute favorites that has not been discussed much on this site is Clue. I just love it.

Other films that I love are:
Sixteen Candles
Goonies
The Legend of Billie Jean
Fire with Fire
Fortress (1986)
Making Mr. Right
Matilda
Secret Admirer
Shag
Midnight Madness
The Allnigher

These are just a few that I watch over and over again and can never get sick of.
 
Posted by The Gutt (Member # 1970) on :
 
Yeah, I saw that crazy ghost. Sadly, it is just the stand-up poster of Ted Danson through a frosted glass door. That ego-maniac Danson and his self-love. Makes me wanna puke - or is it just the show Becker that makes me want to?
 
Posted by noikz (Member # 1000) on :
 
Planes, Trains and Automobiles is mine. Classic lines, good belly laughs, adventure, the growing friendship and then the sadness at the end where Neal realised Dales wife had died years ago. It's got it all. [Smile]
 
Posted by RiverPhoenix4life (Member # 1719) on :
 
Stand By Me, I don't have to explain why. Anyone who has seen it knows why its at the top of my list.

Tootles! [Wink]
 
Posted by Riptide (Member # 457) on :
 
OK, tough question, but I take the plunge.

Secret Admirer
Making the Grade
Back to the Future
Just one of the Guys
Licence to Drive
Real Genius
Sixteen Candles
Sure Thing
Wild Life
 


Powered by Infopop Corporation
UBB.classic™ 6.7.0