Favourite Movies....

[Guest biga]

Hi Guys,we've had tv and music its time to do movies IMHO ,what is you all time favourite movie or movies,or what was your fave film of 2001 so far,

My top 3 for 2001 are

1.Shrek

2.The Fast and the Furious(Vin Diesel-MMMMMMM )

3.A Knights Tale-(Heath Ledger-Double MMMMMMM )

and my all time favourite three movies are

Oliver,Annie and My Fair Lady

what are yours...Andy

P.S mucho happy if anyone can tell me when Shrek is out on DVD cheers.

[Guest biga]

P.P.S-am i the only who is that SAD to admit that i cant WAIT for Nov 16th and the Harry Potter movie.

[Traveller]

>P.P.S-am i the only who is

>that SAD to admit that

>i cant WAIT for Nov

>16th and the Harry Potter

>movie.

 

I've been totally beside myself for weeks now because I'm so completely filled with anticipation for the Harry Potter movie. Remind me again, is this the one where he learns to felch with Uncle Fred or is this the one where he fists his dead mother in the family mausoleum?

 

Later.

[Guest Kevin 2]

Hum, without a whole lot of thought and off the top of my head I would say GHOST is my favorite movie.

[Guest LG320126]

I have probably never laughed as much or as often as I have at watching Bird Cage. I saw it when it was first released in theaters then bought a copy when released on video and continue to watch it when I need a good laugh.

[Bilbo]

I really liked Birdcage, but I liked the original French movie, La Cage Aux Folles, better.

I am looking sooo forward to two movies this coming couple of months (if you don't count Monsters). My lover is teasing me about Harry Potter big time. The other day he looked at the desktop picture on my computer and asked, with his eyebrow vocally raised, if that picture was from Harry Potter. I said, no, it's from Lord of the Rings!

 

Bilbo

reviewed as Blade of Houston

[Guest AllAmerEscrt]

Hands down, I would say Steel Magnolias is my all time favorite.

 

Matt

Tampa

http://www.allamericanmat.cjb.net

[Rick Munroe]

>is this

>the one where he learns

>to felch with Uncle Fred

>or is this the one

>where he fists his dead

>mother in the family mausoleum?

 

Traveller, you've sunk to an all-time low. Way to go, dude!

[Guest BenDover]

Favorite movie for 2001: Memento

[Traveller]

>Traveller, you've sunk to an all-time

>low. Way to go, dude!

 

The gutter and me, stud.

 

Later.

 

PS. You promise not to tell anyone about my peg leg and penchant for belching while blowing you in the new escorts only section and I won't tell anyone here about your nervous twitch and love for crotchless panties.

 

PPS. We sure have had fun with that peg leg though, haven't we?

[Guest cp8036]

#1 Female Trouble, by John Waters

 

others in no particular order:

Blue Velvet

Citizen Kane

Thunderbolt and Lightfoot

Cinema Paradiso

Frisky Summer

Like Water for Chocolate

American Graffiti

Clockwork Orange

most Woody Allen

[Guest WetDream]

I think that Hedwig and the Angry Inch is among the best of 2001, not a particularly great year for films.

[NASAguy]

You are definitely not alone in eagerly awaiting the Harry Potter movie as well as Vol. 5 of the series. I consider the books right up there with the Tolkien trilogy (I am also looking forward to that movie as well).

[Scorpio]

>Hands down, I would say Steel

>Magnolias is my all time

>favorite.

 

I totally agree Matt. I knew there was a reason I liked you. :-)

 

I have a friend that watches it at least 3 or 4 times a week.

[Guest Lorenzo]

My favorite movie of 2001: MOULIN ROUGE.

 

My favorites of all time(in no particular order):

BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN

THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD

SUNSET BOULEVARD

PORTRAIT OF JENNIE

ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE

SUPERMAN(1978)

NORTH BY NORTHWEST

STRANGERS ON A TRAIN

STAR WARS(all of 'em)

SAILOR IN THE WILD(boy is that William Higgins a gifted auteur).;-)

[BuckyXTC]

I haven't been to a movie lately, so guess I'll give my alltime favorites:

 

To Kill A Mockingbird

Clockwork Orange

Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000 (Foreign)

Tender Mercies

The Last Picture Show

Last Year at Marienbad

Sophie's Choice

The Life of Brian

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Slingblade

The Andalusian Dog

Eraserhead

[Guest dstud4hire]

Sheesh, I must be the only one that likes the heavy duty, make 'em cry, why don't we just end it all type movies....my faves are: 1) Schindler's List 2) The Killing Fields 3) Salvador

and 4) Awakenings . However, I do have a funny side, I round out the top 5 with Tootsie. My fave classic film is It Happened One Night with Rhett Butler and Claudette Colbert as well as the Marilyn Monroe flick Some like it Hot.

 

That's my 2 cents worth! Gabriel (from Missouri)

[mmk]

favorites of mine in no particular order

Cinema Paradiso

All About Eve

Rear Window

Shadow of a Doubt

Now Voyager

Chasing Amy(This is a must for any gay person-man or woman-to see)

Female Trouble

[Guest JON1265]

I agree with the poster who said 2001 has been a disappointing year for flicks....but I agree with Lorenzo that the best so far is: MOULIN ROUGE.

 

MY FAVES: Schindlers List, Most Star Trek films (especially FIRST CONTACT - though INSURRECTION was garbage), Sister Act (I don't know why - a guilty pleasure), Die Hard, Total Recall, Boys in the Band, Longtime Companion, Adventures of Priscilla, Wizard of Oz, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (childhood memories), All About Eve....

 

Am I queer or what??

[OneFinger]

One of my favorite musicals is Victor/Victoria.

 

For mystery, I'll take any Alfred Hitchcock movie but particularly liked Rear Window. (How ironic -- my favorite sexual activity is playing the "rear window" of a hot twink.) }>

[Guest Joey Ciccone]

>I think that Hedwig and the Angry Inch is among the best of 2001, not a particularly great year for films.<

 

You hit the nail on the head that time, wet. Angry Inch has been a shining buoy of creative hope bobbing in a deep sea of ineptitude this year. An awesome flick. Perhaps the best musical I've ever seen.

 

Other faves:

 

American Beauty

Phantom of the Opera (the silent version)

Raising Arizona

All About Eve

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

The Thing (both versions)

East of Eden

Repo Man

[Guest LG320126]

>Sheesh, I must be the only

>one that likes the heavy

>duty, make 'em cry, why

>don't we just end it

>all type movies....my faves are:

>1) Schindler's List 2) The

>Killing Fields 3) Salvador

>and 4) Awakenings . However,

>I do have a funny

>side, I round out the

>top 5 with Tootsie.

> My fave classic film

>is It Happened One Night

>with Rhett Butler and

>Claudette Colbert as well as

>the Marilyn Monroe flick Some

>like it Hot.

>

>That's my 2 cents worth!

> Gabriel (from Missouri)

 

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