Ansel
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Are you sure you watched all of these movies 3 times or more?
3 movies you watched 3 times or more.
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Are you sure you watched all of these movies 3 times or more?
clubgrit
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I don't know, they just happened to be violent. I like them more for the story and pace. And aside from Terminator or even Kill Bill, I like gritty movies which border on reality. I like all of Tarantino's movies, he is a master at weaving great dialogue into his screenplay. The Hughes brothers are good, now looking for their documentary "American Pimp". Same with the Coen brothers, just watched their masterpiece "No Country For Old Men", will watch it again one day when time permits. To just choose 3 movies is tough, for a movie lover.
I do watch cartoons many times when I am with my kid who watches shows several times and never tires of them. Nobody beats kids for repetitive watching
.Hey, how can a gentle fellow like you love such violent movies?
Hahah..juz kidding! Thanks for your participation on this thread.
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its not difficult considering some of them were from childhood days e.g. starwars and transformers. And stephen chow stuff do get replay on TV a billion times. but the more recent stuff are on big screen, then DVDs. Ie, they were watched over many years. I am quite sure many people are the same .. no?
but there are movies that i don't want to watch again. e.g. farewell to my concubine
Eh.. Why nobody mention Stephen Chow movies ah???
They replay so much on ch8 i lost count le.. each time got broadcast i sure watch. Never fails to tickle.
yea.. i agree with some bro above that 3 is too little. Alot of show i watched alot of times but these 3 came off my mind 1st (excluding stephen chow series).
1.Catch me if you can.
2.Matrix
3.LOTR
They replay so much on ch8 i lost count le.. each time got broadcast i sure watch. Never fails to tickle.
yea.. i agree with some bro above that 3 is too little. Alot of show i watched alot of times but these 3 came off my mind 1st (excluding stephen chow series).
1.Catch me if you can.
2.Matrix
3.LOTR
wrx_sti_22b
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(1) Kill Bill Vol. 1
(2) The Butterfly Effect
(3) Transformers
(2) The Butterfly Effect
(3) Transformers
Ansel
Senior Member
Yes, this one brought me to tears! It is amazing considering I was reading the subtitle throughout!
I would recommend this film to anyone who is depressed, or think he/she is depressed. It will surely make you look at life quite differently :thumbsup:
Ansel
Senior Member
Wow....so I expect you to be quite numb to slashing violence and arterial sprays by now? :bigeyes:
Kidding. Thanks for sharing.
daxdigital
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1.) Contact (Directed by Robert Zemeckis, Starring Jodie Foster)
2.) Titanic
3.) 9/11 (Jules and Gideon Naudet, Documentary on 9/11)
4.) Moulin Rouge (extravagant production design, songs as dialogues)
5.) Armageddon (Often criticized for scientific inaccuracies)
6.) A.I. (Nice design, soundtrack is great)
7.) A Very Long Engagement (Nice story, very good cinematography and effects)
8.) Love Affair (a classic story with a postmodern style)
9.) Twister (love those tornadoes!)
10.) Layer Cake (Very good story and soundtrack)
11.) True Lies (great action flick, love the tango scenes, famous line (while hanging on from a helicopter): HARRY!!!)
12.) Speed (Great effects and sound)
Movies in my collection I rarely watch:
1. United 93 (hair-raising, gives me the creeps)
2. Poltergeist (same as above)
3. Clockwork Orange (violence and that eye-drops scene!)
4. White Noise (careful to what you're tuning in...)
5. The Excorcist (do you hear the voices?)
2.) Titanic
3.) 9/11 (Jules and Gideon Naudet, Documentary on 9/11)
4.) Moulin Rouge (extravagant production design, songs as dialogues)
5.) Armageddon (Often criticized for scientific inaccuracies)
6.) A.I. (Nice design, soundtrack is great)
7.) A Very Long Engagement (Nice story, very good cinematography and effects)
8.) Love Affair (a classic story with a postmodern style)
9.) Twister (love those tornadoes!)
10.) Layer Cake (Very good story and soundtrack)
11.) True Lies (great action flick, love the tango scenes, famous line (while hanging on from a helicopter): HARRY!!!)
12.) Speed (Great effects and sound)
Movies in my collection I rarely watch:
1. United 93 (hair-raising, gives me the creeps)
2. Poltergeist (same as above)
3. Clockwork Orange (violence and that eye-drops scene!)
4. White Noise (careful to what you're tuning in...)
5. The Excorcist (do you hear the voices?)
Ansel
Senior Member
Love these movies too!!
The line from Contact that really hits me was, "If we are the only inhabited planet in the Universe, that will be an aweful waste of space."
Keeping this thread alive!
Churchwolf
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- Van Wilder (funniest feelgood movie I have ever seen)
- Sleepy Hollow (Absolutely fantastic film style)
- Master and Commander (Sound effects in DTS of the creaking ship all around you is incredible).
- Sleepy Hollow (Absolutely fantastic film style)
- Master and Commander (Sound effects in DTS of the creaking ship all around you is incredible).
- Big Fish more than 5 times
it is a very lovely film!! though i still dont really understand the whole story. I love all Tim Burton's films actually....love the colour scheme of the films
-Ada apa dengan cinta (indonesian movie) 5 times
it was the film that marked the revival of indonesian cinema and the plot of the movie is so close to heart, about senior high school in indonesia. It may seem like any film which capture the life of some high school students, but this movie managed to present the essence of an indonesian teenage life in a very interesting manner.
- Pan's labyrinth 3 times
this film is so visually appealing!!! OMG...and the it was so saturated with symbols...u can watch it over and over again and still find new meanings
it is a very lovely film!! though i still dont really understand the whole story. I love all Tim Burton's films actually....love the colour scheme of the films
-Ada apa dengan cinta (indonesian movie) 5 times
it was the film that marked the revival of indonesian cinema and the plot of the movie is so close to heart, about senior high school in indonesia. It may seem like any film which capture the life of some high school students, but this movie managed to present the essence of an indonesian teenage life in a very interesting manner.
- Pan's labyrinth 3 times
this film is so visually appealing!!! OMG...and the it was so saturated with symbols...u can watch it over and over again and still find new meanings
Ansel
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Interesting list. Will try out M & C one of these days!
Ansel
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