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What is your favourite movie?


I've a few but if stretched I would have to say Rocky or maybe Betty Blue (37°2 le matin) at a push.

What about you?

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The Fountain (2006). This is possibly a strange sounding choice to some, especially if they have any idea how many great (and not-so-great) movies I've seen.

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2006 or 1934? Never heard of it, so I had to look it up, and am curious. (This, BTW, is one of the reasons I LOVE this site!)

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2006. ;) I will edit my original comment to clarify. I thought about that when I typed it, but then didn't do it anyway, ha.

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Okay, thanks :)

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Saving private Ryan,and i must say the resident evil franchise

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Seven Samurai.

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One of my all-time favorites has always been, The Last of the Mohicans !
That incredibly stirring soundtrack coupled with the cinematography were overwhelming at times.
And then there was the driving, passionate story itself.

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Ohhh, steal my heart. This is a good one. I like Clannad's music.

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Depends, but right now I'd say my favorite "recent" movie is John Wick 2. The action style is so unique, not like the other shaky cam stuff that you mostly see.

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The Terminator. Romance and robots ❤

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I'm completely obssessed with the theme ;)
But I must admit I like T2 better than the first one. I was blown away the first time I saw it, a 12 years old kid living in a former comunist country... you can't imagine.
Besides, T1 scared the crap out of me, I was younger and I remember going to bed and being very carefull to cover myself with the blanket to protect me, like it was made of iron or smth :)

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The theme is incredible. My favourite score by far.
Ha, I remember the first time I saw T1, I was about 8. I completely fell in love with Kyle Reece and I was terrified when Arnie cut his eye out and sliced off his skin. Then when Reece died at the end I cried. Such an emotional rollercoaster for a kid! Haha.
I didn't love T2 quite as much at first. The reasons being it wasnt as dark or as frightening to me as T1 and also I expected Michael Biehn to be in it briefly, when he wasn't I was gutted. On a second viewing Linda Hamilton's transformation from damsel in distress to badass warrior really hit me. Such a great actress and role. My childhood hero.

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I lost it when the skeleton got up from the fire... but, oddly enough, instead of pushing me away, I kept coming back and waching the VHS tape... for the story, Reece didn't tell me anything :)
It's weird that Cameron, as a man, creates strong female characters, just like Sidney Sheldon in his books. Sarah, Mace, the girl in Avatar, Rose, even Arnie's wife in True Lies who ends up becoming a spy...
I very curious about the Terminator reboot he wants to do after he gets his rights back (next year? can't remember exactly...)

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Of the last decade...The Forbidden Room.

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Das Boot.

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