what is your all time favourite movie

[Guest Mysterious-R]

my favourite movie of all time so far has to be bridge to Terabithia made me cry

[Guest Kendra K]

So hard to pick, there's been so many incredible ones lately.

As far as the movie that I've watched most it's Ever After (the Drew Barrymore Cinderella movie).

For recent movies for series I love The Hunger Games and for stand-alone movie I love Ender's Game.

[Guest princessofdarkness]

Ooooh, finally found this forum! Well, it really comes down between two. 'Highlander' from 1986, and 'Batman' from 1989.

Then again, other top movies for me would include (in no order, I can't rank love) the 'Star Wars trilogy' (do I even need to say just the original trilogy?), 'Rocky', 'Aladdin', 'The Little Mermaid', 'Big Trouble in Little China', 'Flash Gordon', the 'Indiana Jones trilogy', 'Conan the Barbarian' (the 80s original, obviously), the 'James Bond series 1-20' (meaning all the Bond films without that fraud Daniel Craig), 'Commando', 'Seven Samurai', 'Kung Fu Hustle', 'The Evil Dead' trilogy, 'Gremlins', 'The Room' (if you've seen it, you agree), 'John Carpenter's The Thing', 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy, 'The Big Lebowski', 'Scarface' (the 80's remake), 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail', 'Terminator' 1 and 2, 'Beauty and the Beast' (the Disney movie), 'Pee-wee's Big Adventure', 'Dawn of the Dead' (the original), 'Bride of Frankenstein', 'Enter the Dragon', 'Bloodsport', 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' (the 70's movie), 'Ed Wood', 'Batman Returns', 'Batman Forever', 'Batman & Robin' (yeah I said it, childhood favorites, still favorites), 'King Kong' (the 1930's original), 'An American Werewolf in London', 'Sleeping Beauty', 'The Lion King', 'Fantasia', and exactly a zillion other loves. Plenty of movies I hate as well (mostly from the 21st century), but I'm a person in love with movies.

[Guest Isabel1991]

Pulp fiction

[Guest Brenda Hailey]

Joe Dirt

[Guest Bug90]

Its a toss up from Transformers the movie (1986) and the original Godzilla (1954) and Star Wars (all of them) and Star Trek (any with Patrick Stewart).

[Charlize]

Mine is a bit obscure but is called "Boys don't cry". If you have a chance to see it do but with the warning that it is about a FTM and doesn't end at all well. For me it was a powerful look at the hatred i would face if i transitioned. It was first screened years before i started to deal with GT but always struck me as so powerful yet sad.

On second thought maybe "Star Wars" is happier.

Hugs,

Charlize

[Guest Brenda Hailey]

Joe earth

Evidently the word "DlRT" is filtered out for some reason