What is your #1 favorite movie and don't be a faggot about it

[ShutYourCakeHorn]

Sexy Beast is easily up there. Perfect film all round. Ian McShane's Teddy Bass. Underrated villain. I remembered him as this before Sexy Beast:
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Shit, almost forgot about McShane, just as great as Kingsley in that movie, great actor.

Ray Winstone is also great in almost anything he's in, i love him in Nil by Mouth, another great movie, directed by Gary Oldman

 

[Conehead Nigger]

the original star wars trilogy
Blade runner
Hooked
Dune
The matrix

not surprised at all the dudebros/gymbros projecting insecurities by choosing the traditionally masculine “pew pew” movies.
not everything has to be an overcompensation y’all

 

[guest]

Bottle Rocket is very underrated. Before Wes Anderson's formula became just quirkiness for quirkiness' sake and shoehorning Bill Murray into everything. Great soundtrack too.

It's really great. I love the opening with Luke Wilson fake escaping from the nut hut just to not disappoint his friend, and the inept robbery of a fucking bookstore kills me.

I'm sure this won't be a popular opinion here, but I actually enjoy the majority of Wes Anderson's work. He certainly huffs his own farts, but I think most of his movies hold up. The Life Aquatic is an exception, that one bores me to tears. And French Dispatch was pretty underwhelming as well. Darjeeling Limited is underrated as fuck though.

 

[CutesyMissy]

Pain and Gain is fucking hilarious.

 

[Heyfellas]

American psycho/inception/no country for old men depending on my mood

 

[Raymond]

Drive was the last movie I was excited about and kept re-watching.

Pain and Gain is fucking hilarious.

It's a very interesting failure. I liked it. Interesting failures are a much better watch than most good movies.

 

[guest]

Drive was the last movie I was excited about and kept re-watching.


It's a very interesting failure. I liked it. Interesting failures are a much better watch than most good movies.

Drive fucking rules. Another of my all-time favorites. I really liked Only God Forgives too, although people seem to hate it.

 

[Uncle Floyd]

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Blue Velvet
Unforgiven
Glengarry Glen Ross

 

[Zombie247]

Shit, almost forgot about McShane, just as great as Kingsley in that movie, great actor.

Ray Winstone is also great in almost anything he's in, i love him in Nil by Mouth, another great movie, directed by Gary Oldman

Nil by Mouth is a brilliant movie. I always remember this tune when the movie is ever mentioned:


Here's another Ray Winston movie. Strong performance from all. A tough movie once you get the underlining of it. Tim Roth's directirorial debut:

 

[Prince Bvstin]

The original Omen, Gremlins, Shining, León, Das Experiment, Escape from NY

 

[ShutYourCakeHorn]

The original Omen, Gremlins, Shining, León, Das Experiment, Escape from NY

I love Leon, Oldman sure knows how to play a great villain.

 

[Meownaw]

Is this favorite or most rewatchable? If favorite I can't pick just one but I can always rewatch The King of Comedy and have a good time.

 

[aRTie02150]

I'm nostalgic for the better Jackie Chan films. Really enjoyed Operation Condor and Rumble in the Bronx.

Who am I? Is one of my favorites. I'm about to watch it right now tbh.

 

[Mr. Faggotry]

The Prestige

 

[Feltch My Ass]

Casablanca

its really good to watch after a break up imo, thats when it hits really hard

 

[Prince Bvstin]

Frankly it's fucking embarrassing that nobody here mentioned Gayniggers from Outer Space as a favourite.

 

[guest]

It's tough to name my absolute favorite, but I love Gran torino. I know, I know, but no other movie sums up the death of the working class white man that built this Nation better then this movie.

 

[Meownaw]

Fawk, I can't choose one all-time favorite. I've got a few, and they will probably make me sound like a pretentious dick.

Eraserhead (gun to my head, that's probably number one)
Eyes Wide Shut
Magnolia or There Will Be Blood
Blade Runner
Bottle Rocket

Oh and Airplane still makes me HOWL every time I watch it.

Excellent choice that movie still cracks me up. Why do you have tape on your nose?

 

[Patrick O'Neal]

For comedies, don't sleep on Withnail and I or A Fish Called Wanda.

 

[Will Tate]

I don’t know why Boston became the center of the movie universe for a while, other than the stupid accents.

In the early 2000s Massachusetts instituted a bunch of tax breaks and incentives for studios to film in the state, there was a lot of hype about it at the time because it would "stimulate local economies." But then what followed were years of actors doing a shitty job of doing a shitty accent. I've only heard one actor besides Mark Wahlberg be able to actually pull it off, every other actor I've seen trying to do that accent was doing a mix of North Jersey and a bad impression of Cliff from Cheers.