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skigod377 wrote:
I can watch Happy Feet over and over. And Princess Bride, Big Trouble in Little China, and Clue repeatedly, too. Those are all great! I like the 13th warrior, too… esp when his little horse jumps over the big one. 😆
+1 to Clue <3 this movie. I use to watch it all the time.
Lokie wrote:skigod377 wrote:I can watch Happy Feet over and over. And Princess Bride, Big Trouble in Little China, and Clue repeatedly, too. Those are all great! I like the 13th warrior, too… esp when his little horse jumps over the big one. 😆
+1 to Clue <3 this movie. I use to watch it all the time.
I love the music its set to, and the alternate endings. Its one of those movies that the whole family quotes. OH AND GOONIES!!! How could I forget GOONIES??!!
Greater Basilisk wrote:DROGO wrote:Thanks for reminding me about Black Hawk Down, GB…it’s my favorite war movie…I think it was Orlando Bloom’s first movie also…rt?
Orlando Bloom – yech. His milk-soppish face so didn’t fit Blackburn, or Legolas either, for that matter.Are you serious?? He was a HOT Legolas. God bless America… God bless Elves. http://www.interspecieslovin.com. YUM.
starbreeze wrote:That’s okay GB. If you don’t want Orlando, I’ll be happy to take him!! 😈
You would take him? Now you wouldnt do that to a friend would you? I made my interest in Orlando known long ago. 😉
skigod377 wrote:starbreeze wrote:That’s okay GB. If you don’t want Orlando, I’ll be happy to take him!! 😈
You would take him? Now you wouldnt do that to a friend would you? I made my interest in Orlando known long ago. 😉
Don’t tell me you forgot this discussion!!! 😈
Start here and keep reading!!! 😆
http://www.windstoneeditions.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2198&start=0
skigod377 wrote:Greater Basilisk wrote:DROGO wrote:Thanks for reminding me about Black Hawk Down, GB…it’s my favorite war movie…I think it was Orlando Bloom’s first movie also…rt?
Orlando Bloom – yech. His milk-soppish face so didn’t fit Blackburn, or Legolas either, for that matter.Are you serious?? He was a HOT Legolas. God bless America… God bless Elves. http://www.interspecieslovin.com. YUM.
He’s a baby-face. And that link doesn’t work, though the URL alone is suspicious-looking… 😆
Greater Basilisk wrote:skigod377 wrote:Greater Basilisk wrote:DROGO wrote:Thanks for reminding me about Black Hawk Down, GB…it’s my favorite war movie…I think it was Orlando Bloom’s first movie also…rt?
Orlando Bloom – yech. His milk-soppish face so didn’t fit Blackburn, or Legolas either, for that matter.Are you serious?? He was a HOT Legolas. God bless America… God bless Elves. http://www.interspecieslovin.com. YUM.
He’s a baby-face. And that link doesn’t work, though the URL alone is suspicious-looking… 😆
Well I thought he was good as Legolas.
Is “Orlando Bloom” his real name? It sounds very made up… 😀
Serenity wrote:Nambroth wrote:I have to admit… for some reason The Fifth Element never does get old. I could watch it over and over (and we do, in our household). It’s not my favorite movie… but I can watch it again and again! Why is that?!! 😆
When I was little, I had The Flight of Dragons on VHS and I would let the video auto-rewind and start playing again… I’d watch it 2-3 times per day. My parents were so sick of it! 😆 I still watch it, sometimes.
I can watch Dragonheart more than once too. Even though I know the ending, each time it makes me a little sad! Doh!!
The Flight of Dragons… was that a cartoon type movie? And something about a man getting stuck in the story he was reading as a young dragon and the older dragon had to teach him how to fly and breathe fire??? I remember watching one like that when I was a kid. Just wondering if it was the same one!?! 😛
Think the one you are thinking of is called, The Dragon and the George, but I could be wrong.
Either that, or Flight of Drgaons is based on that story.
Kyrin
No particular order
Neverending Story
Legend
Grease
LadyHawke
Princess Bride, love the movie, couldn’t get into the book, though I tried twice!
Xanadu
Nightmare Before Xmas
last Unicorn
Clash of the Titans
Pretty Woman
Green Card
Little Shop of Horrors (with Rick Moranis)
Dragonheart
True Lies (favorite quotes, “I married Rambo.” “Have you killed anyone? Yes, but they were all bad.”)
Time BanditsThere are too many…most of the ones already listed by others are on my list too.
Kyrin
the one I looooove is The last unicorn, animated movie with a beautyful story behind it, so sad, but yet , now what’s the word, enchanting
but the runners up are
lady hawk
dragon heart
LOTR trilogy
the meaning of life
Harry Potter (all of them)
Disney all especially Shrek
and most fantasy moviesoh and don’t forget Love actually
Movies that I have watched lots of times:
The General [Buster Keaton, 1927]
Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot [Jacques Tati, 1954]
A Shot in the Dark [Blake Edwards, 1964]
2001: A Space Odyssey [Stanley Kubrick, 1968]
Le Charme discret de la bourgeoisie [Luis Buñuel, 1972]
Dark Star [John Carpenter, 1980]
Blade Runner [Ridley Scott, 1982]
Brazil [Terry Gilliam, 1985]
Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure [Tim Burton, 1985]
The Princess Bride [Rob Reiner, 1987]
Groundhog Day [Harold Ramis, 1993]
Dead Man [Jim Jarmusch, 1996]
Grosse Pointe Blank [George Armitage, 1997]
Stay [Marc Forster, 2005]This skips other movies by the same directors, particularly Buñuel, Gilliam, Keaton and Kubrick.
starbreeze wrote:skigod377 wrote:starbreeze wrote:That’s okay GB. If you don’t want Orlando, I’ll be happy to take him!! 😈
You would take him? Now you wouldnt do that to a friend would you? I made my interest in Orlando known long ago. 😉
Don’t tell me you forgot this discussion!!! 😈
Start here and keep reading!!! 😆
http://www.windstoneeditions.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2198&start=0That discussion was in March whereas the one I posted was in November. I wanted to establish original ownership and that, I believe was the first topic where I claimed him. He is still here, by the way. 8)
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