What’s your favorite movie and why?

[CQ Beans]

Seven or Se7en if you’re a homosexual. Spoilers obviously.

Everybody in it is a scumbag or hopelessly lost which is a pretty basic summation of every American city right now.

And the bad guy wins at the end. Realistically, I mean. Not due to stealing some magic cape or some nonsense. He wins in a way the viewer couldn’t think themselves out of. Its a perfectly concocted nightmare.

 

[ThePepsiColaRapist]

Barry Lyndon
It's long, interesting, and every frame looks like a painting that should hang in the Louvre.
Not unlike my cock. (haaaaaaaaaaaamburger)

 

[gassers]

Seven or Se7en if you’re a homosexual. Spoilers obviously.

Everybody in it is a scumbag or hopelessly lost which is a pretty basic summation of every American city right now.

And the bad guy wins at the end. Realistically, I mean. Not due to stealing some magic cape or some nonsense. He wins in a way the viewer couldn’t think themselves out of. Its a perfectly concocted nightmare.

Not my favorite, but The Game watch pretty gud.

 

[CQ Beans]

Not my favorite, but The Game watch pretty gud.

The Game is great the first time around. Kinda feel like the business type guy who is like,’ Wish I could do it the first time again.’

 

[CQ Beans]

Barry Lyndon
It's long, interesting, and every frame looks like a painting that should hang in the Louvre.
Not unlike my cock. (haaaaaaaaaaaamburger)

I’ll check it out. The movie, I mean.

 

[Opesterino]

The Running Man - I enjoy 80's Arnie and the book it was based off of was even better.
Escape from NY is a close second.

 

[Bullhauler Bob]

Miracle Mile. Fast-paced story taking place in a single day, mostly in real time. Fantastic lurch of tone. Tangerine Dream soundtrack.

In Bruges is a close second. It's funny and fawkin dark, maaaan

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

Dirty Work and Beer League make me howl. I know Beer League has a reputation for sucking but I love it.

 

[Turk February]

Probably Zero Dark Thirty. Just a really solid beginning middle and end revenge story, nice and tense, characters are played very understated, never feels dramatic for the sake of drama. Just love watching the movie.

 

[BUBBLER]

The Godfather because I'm a boring faggot

 

[Cuphead]

Apocalypse Now

 

[O&AWOWSTICKERSTOP!]

Halloween.

It was the first thing I ever remember scaring me. I’ve been chasing that feeling ever since.

 

[CQ Beans]

Halloween.

Classic.

 

[Chapel]

Once upon a time in the west and the two Clint Eastwood movies with the orangutan, they’re movies I watched with my late dad.
I’m just watching his dvds of the three musketeers starring Oliver Reed, not seen them in years so we’ll see what they’re like

 

[LingerLonger]

Donnie Brasco. Great musical score. Tons of dark comedy. Very accurate portrayal of the actual story. Acting is top notch. "I need to EARN!". Hilarious ending which is also true, where the mafia guys laugh at the FBI when they tell them that 'Donnie' was undercover. "Hah! Yeah right. Like Donnie could be a Fed". Oops.

Silence of the Lambs is a close second. Lost of dark comedy with Buffalo Bill. I laugh at the movie because the Pests ruined it by repeatedly calling into Jocktober and enemy radio shows as characters from the movie. I can't watch half the scenes now without thinking of the thousands of Pests that were spamming Scott Ferral's phone lines trying to get on as 'Fred Bimmel' or 'Clarice'.

Apocalypto is another. Hard to just casually watch it like I would just throw on Casino or Predator when I am working or playing games or whatever. But it is one of the greatest movies ever made. I will probably watch it once a year for the rest of my life. "What..?......WHAT?!!". "BLOW ME!!".

The Godfather because I'm a boring faggot

Every once in a while I try to sit through Godfather III and I have not been able to finish it. I forced myself a long time ago to get through it in one sitting and it was brutal. You can just tell that all of the actors and actresses are embarrassed by the script. Bridget Fonda was a legit 10/10 back then. What the fuck was Coppola thinking? Other than paying off his debts from his wine business.

 

[Joe Eyed Cow]

Hard to say but probably a Scorsese or Coen bros movie, early Guy Ritchie watch pretty good

 

[BUBBLER]

Hard to say but probably a Scorsese or Coen bros movie, early Guy Ritchie watch pretty good

After godfather, my 2 and 3 are probably No Country For Old Men and The Good The Bad and The Ugly

 

[Africa.com]

Barry Lyndon
It's long, interesting, and every frame looks like a painting that should hang in the Louvre.
Not unlike my cock. (haaaaaaaaaaaamburger)

Im a Kubrick Fag but mines the Shining. Bc every time I watch it it's like the first time I've seen it.
Also tied with that is Platoon. When I was a kid I found out I had 5 Nam vets in my family but no one wanted to talk about it, so I'd check out books from the library, and also it just happened that Vietnam: A Television history was replaying on PBS at the same time. So as a 10 year old I read a lot and watched stories of this spooky ass war full of ambushes and jungles and shit. Then I watched platoon at 12 and it made me feel like I was that 10 year old again

 

[Nigger John]

Rodney King beating footage. I’m a sucker for the oldies!!!

 

[Chapel]

Rodney King beating footage. I’m a sucker for the oldies!!!

I love a happy ending. Wait! He lived