Come on... What's your fav movie

Donnie Darko

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Casino, training day, and of course dumb and dumber haha

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Big list.

A Clockwork Orange

Schindlers List

Dr. Strangelove

Good Will Hunting

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

2001 A Space Odyssey

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Girl interrupted and captain phillip

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Donnie brasco, pulp fiction

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Such a good movie!!

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I’ve seen so many movies over the years so it’s really hard for me to pick just one all time favorite, but some of my all time top faves are The Big Lebowski, the 70s version of Dawn of the Dead, Orson Welle’s Chimes at Midnight, On the Waterfront, Night of the Living Dead, and a UK film called ā€œHungerā€ about the IRA hunger strikes.

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The good, the bad and the ugly

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Good choice Om. God, that Ennio Moricone score! The Ecstasy of Gold. Classic.

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Serpico 1515

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I’m fond of "The Adventures of Baron Muinchaussen " Perhaps the ex pythons best work. It’s a movie about bullshit but it’s done so incredibly well and lightly that it’s just an adventure in it. Such a cool premise and a fine example of just going with great storytelling but entertaining the masses. So fun! And a fun movie no matter what the subject is good!

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Have you ever seen Terry Gilliam’s ā€œThe Fisher King?ā€ Probably one of the best movies about friendship I’ve ever seen. It makes me cry every time I watch it.

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Yeah with Robin Wiliiams…he was a great director…you seen Brazil? LIke 1984 but amazing…the guy don’t make bad films…and his animation for Monty Python was crazy!

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Yes sir! I’ve seen Brazil. Pretty awesome movie with dystopian but comedic vibes. Yeah Gilliam is a genius for sure.

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You’ve good taste and just catching up but Dawn of the Dead is up there! Zombie movies done right are fun!

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Haha! Thank you my good sir. :blush: You’re a man of good taste as well. Yeah when it comes to zombie movies I find the classics are the best. Who would’ve thought a bunch of friends in Pitsburgh and a shoestring budget would create such a pop culture revolution?

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Amazing…and like you I still live on those old video store days! I was there when half the store was beta and we had vhs. It was so mad but we got so many good films we weren’t getting out of television…

We couldn’t afford a vhs player and we were poor so I rented one from a video store for the family back in the day. Such a worthwhile investment.

Love your work my friend!

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Which Godfather did you prefer? One or two?

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Both equally 1555544

What ever happened to baby jane? with I think it’s joan crawford.

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