New favorite movie of all time is...

[Chocaholic]

...Worlds Fastest Indian.

Done.

[varmint]

dirty old men need love too.

[scottmandue]

Yep, when it came out (8 years ago?) I drug a lady friend to it... she expected not to like it... afterward she said I had great taste in movies.
FWIW it is on our Netfix que but I think my wife is avoiding it.

[Hugh R]

Great Movie. Paraphrase, "what's the cork for? Gas cap"

[tcar]

Great film.

When it came out, some idiot (here on Pelican) was really upset that they didn't have some 20-something play Munro... or at least Brad Pitt. Didnt' want to see an 'old man' starring.

The whole point of the movie was the accomplishment at his age.

[Moses]

Originally Posted by tcar

Great film.

When it came out, some idiot (here on Pelican) was really upset that they didn't have some 20-something play Munro... or at least Brad Pitt. Didnt' want to see an 'old man' starring.

The whole point of the movie was the accomplishment at his age.

Anthony Hopkins could out-act Brad Pitt even if he was in a coma.

[asphaltgambler]

Pulp Fiction

[aschen]

Yes it is a great moobie agreed

[Westy]

The Final Countdown. Can't end that way, but........It HAS to end that way! Lots to think about.

[Baz]

Originally Posted by Moses

Anthony Hopkins could out-act Brad Pitt even if he was in a coma.

Reminds me of a favourite of mine "Meet Joe Black".....I highly recommend it if you're a fan of Sir Anthony Hopkins and as far as Brad Pitt is concerned - I hold him in very high regard for the many and varied movie characters he has played in a way no one else could.






BTW - the soundtrack to "Meet Joe Black" is also very very good.

[Nostril Cheese]

2001

[Westy]

Originally Posted by Baz

Reminds me of a favourite of mine "Meet Joe Black".....I highly recommend it if you're a fan of Sir Anthony Hopkins and as far as Brad Pitt is concerned - I hold him in very high regard for the many and varied movie characters he has played in a way no one else could.






BTW - the soundtrack to "Meet Joe Black" is also very very good.

Cant really stand Brad Pitt, butt gotta say I liked that movie. It was over 3 hours long and didn't even notice.

[motion]

Originally Posted by Baz

Reminds me of a favourite of mine "Meet Joe Black".....I highly recommend it if you're a fan of Sir Anthony Hopkins and as far as Brad Pitt is concerned - I hold him in very high regard for the many and varied movie characters he has played in a way no one else could.

BTW - the soundtrack to "Meet Joe Black" is also very very good.

Meet Joe Black was an excellent film! 12 Monkeys was also exceptional. Only Brad Pitt could have pulled that one off.

[Scott R]

Hopkins was reportedly seen meeting with George Miller which asks the question.. Could he be somehow involved with the next Mad Max? And at what capacity?

[Baz]

Originally Posted by Westy

Cant really stand Brad Pitt, butt gotta say I liked that movie. It was over 3 hours long and didn't even notice.

Same here. Amazing movie if you have the time to watch the entire movie - it is a bit lengthy!

Originally Posted by motion

Meet Joe Black was an excellent film! 12 Monkeys was also exceptional. Only Brad Pitt could have pulled that one off.

"12 Monkeys" - a cult classic! "Fight Club" too!

Originally Posted by Scott R

Hopkins was reportedly seen meeting with George Miller which asks the question.. Could he be somehow involved with the next Mad Max? And at what capacity?

Yes......that would be awesome!

[Reiver]

Judgment at Nuremburg...great drama and what a cast...

Spencer Tracy as Chief Judge Dan Haywood
Burt Lancaster as Dr. Ernst Janning
Richard Widmark as Col. Tad Lawson
Maximilian Schell as Hans Rolfe
Werner Klemperer as Emil Hahn
Marlene Dietrich as Frau Bertholt
Montgomery Clift as Rudolph Peterson
Judy Garland as Irene Hoffman Wallner
Howard Caine as Hugo Wallner - Irene's husband
William Shatner as Capt. Harrison Byers

[dafischer]

Dr. Strangelove or: How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb.

[JacobS911]

Agreed! On the worlds fastest indian.. Great story and even better based on true events.

[porsche4life]

I remember firing up the Worlds fastest Indian on a long flight and Thuy griping about me picking a car movie. By halfway through she was really into, thought she was going to cry a couple of times! Great movie!!!

[sc_rufctr]

"Worlds Fastest Indian"... Great movie.

Not on my all time favorite list but "Apocalypto" would have to be one of the most underrated movies ever.