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Jan-12-2006 08:49

A Few Good Men
Terminator 1&2
Life is Beautiful (Did he HAVE to die??!!??)
Amelie
The Princess Bride

Apr-23-2006 10:30

Long list, and a lot of them are mentioned.

my 2 all time favs:

Dirty Dancing ( I wanted so badly to be Baby! *sigh*)
Ghost (yeah, another Patrick Swayze movie. :)

*leaves with Unchained Melody competing in her head with the CD playing*

Apr-24-2006 00:57

lol, your name is rhiemma and you are a patraholic

*forces Rhiemma to watch 'Road House' to get the Patrick monkey off her back...he plays a zen bouncer who lives in a barn.

cold turkey hon...after 30 days we'll send you a key ring ;>)

Jul-8-2006 14:42

My fav. movie is all the Harry Potter movies.

Jul-8-2006 17:39

OMG, Crunch! How did I miss that post from so long ago? I've seen Road House. Several times. *grin* I'm hopeless.

Jul-9-2006 05:01

It that the one that has a polar bear in it...? That perhaps falls on someone.. that was later spoofed by The Simpsons?

Dec-2-2006 02:23

Bumping this one cause I watched 'Leaving Las Vegas' for the umpteenth time earlier and yeah...I liked it.

Even without the polar bears :P

Dec-2-2006 13:59

Leaving Las Vegas RULES (also with you on Almost Famous crunch).

The Notebook (this ones for you Serges)
Dogma
Fever Pitch (i'm sorry, its the sox baby!)
American History X
Armageddon
Troop Beverly Hills (still watch it when it comes on TV every time)

And for Rhiemma: best movie line ever!

"I used to %&$# guys like you in prison"

Dec-4-2006 16:15

The Thin Man-a classic-there may be other couples who solve crime, but Nick and Nora opened the doors for them

His Girl Friday-Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell as fast talking reporters/former spouses :)

The Big Sleep-Bogie and Bacall in a Raymond Chandler classic.

I have more, but those were the first three that popped into my head. ;)

Feb-20-2007 00:20

You know what's a really cool movie? 28 Days Later. It's really well put together; the dialogue is understated to the extent that it's one of these rare, scary movies that knows when silence is actually more disturbing than screams.

Which makes the louder parts all the more screamy :)

Great actors; really well cast.

Feb-20-2007 13:27

Have you guys seen Patrick Swayze in Donnie Darko? Not only is it totally one of my favorite movies, but Meester Swayze is...... different in it. Check it out, yall. I also love Wild Things, The Hot Chick, plus a shout out to all Kevin Smith works. And my two very favorite movies ever, Braveheart and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.