We had our music poll, Now for your favorite movies

1 A New Hope
2 Shawshank Redemption
3 Empire Strikes Back
4 E.T
5 Saving Private Ryan
6 The Matrix
7 Back to the Future
8 Escape from NY
9 Back to the Future P2
10 Toy Story

Eric, no Indiana Jones?

In no particular order:

original Star Wars trilogy (of course),
LOTR trilogy
Indiana Jones Trilogy
Back to the Future (part 1 only)
The Matrix (part 1 only)
The Graduate
Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (big Tim Burton fan!)
Willy Wonka
Singin' in the Rain (big Gene Kelly fan!)
Shaolin Soccer
North by Northwest (big Hitchcock/Cary Grant fan!)
Amelie
Snatch
Moulin Rouge
Die Hard (part 1)
Superman (1 & 2)
Help!
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Goonies
The Wedding Singer
Scream Trilogy (big horror fan!)
Spider-Man
The Hudsucker Proxy (big Coen Brothers/Tim Robbins fan!)

and countless others

In case you didn't already know, I LOVE movies

As you can see, I have widely varying tastes

Oh ,I just list my top 10
Of all time with no order.

Willie WOnka
ANd the Band Played on
Indy Jones triolgy
Black Hawk Down
Flash Gordan
Dances with wolves
16 candels
fast times at ridgmont high
strips
young franfenstien
Underworld
Hollywood Knights
Porkys
12 monkeys
1941
Alean triogy
bad boys 2
The black hole
Blues Brothers
Casty Away
Clash of the Titans
Close encounters of the 3d kind
Die Hard 1
field of dreams
Finding Nemo
The firm
FIGHT CLUB
FIGHT CLUB
The Frightners
Heartbreak Ridge
The Last Starfighter
Animal House
Platoon
Road house
Rocky III
Smokey and the Bandet
Stir Crazy
& Strang Brew
woooo Thats All I can think of at the moment wait wait!!
AND my 2nd favororit WAR movie of all time
Attack Force Z ( Mel Gibson)

I thought about putting 12 Monkeys on my list but decided I put too many on there already Fight Club is awesome too & I love both Toy Story movies.

We need to have a movie night where we throw all of our favorites in a hat nad watch what ever we pull out,

I'm game Shawshank Redemption came close to making my list too. There's too many movies that I love! Oh, I forgot about Rushmore! Awesome flick!

Yes,I seen Rushmore at the theater and I think I was the only one to get it.

I watched Rushmore and really enjoyed it most of the time. There were some scenes in the movie that really did not progress the movie that well, but it has been awhile so I cannot recall specifics. But, some good laughs and some highly sensitive moments.

No way that I could provide a list of my favorite movies...we would have to break it down into catagories such as
BASEBALL MOVIES
1. Bull Durham
2. The Natural
3. A League of Their Own
4. Major League
5. The Sandlot
6. For the Love of the Game
7...holy poo, this could go on for awhile

Dennis

Speaking of Bill Murray...top three Bill Murray films of all time

1. Caddyshack!! THE funniest movie of ALL time
2. Stripes...laughed so hard, I might have peed a little
3. Ghostbusters: STILL a Classic Funny movie. In my top five funny movies of all time.

close to breaking in the top three
Ground Hog's Day and Lost in Translation

Dennis

I was a little disappointed with Lost in Translation. Bill Murray's performance was great, but I didn't really care for the movie. I was probably expecting too much from all the hype.

Ghostbusters is definitely one of my favorites.

Some of Murray's best work was definitely on SNL (especially when he was the lounge singer singing Star Wars

Garfield looks absolutely terrible though, and I'm not sure I will even watch it on video.

Lost in Translation was a pretty deep movie. Coppola was making a movie about being alone with millions of people around you. Bill Murray had a great performance in the movie...he showed a great range of acting abilities...but mostly how sad his life is because he is always alone...with his wife and kids, with his new found friends in Japan and with his career. It is a tough movie to like though. I do not think that my wife really appreciated it much as a movie.

Dennis

I understood what Coppola was trying to say (I minored in film studies at IU, BTW). I appreciated certain moments of the film (loved the scene where Murray was filming the scotch ad). It just didn't wow me like I thought it would. It's an interesting little film, I just didn't love it. I liked The Virgin Suicides much better.

I did not care for The Virgin Suicides at all. The movie appeared to be pretty trivial and meaningless. I guess that I missed the whole point of the movie itself??? Maybe you can explain it to me.

You have a film studies degree? That is pretty darn cool. I didn't have time for interesting stuff when I got my BS. I have English, Mathematics and Education...I am currently working on a Technology Masters.

Thanks for the insight.

Dennis

I cannot believe that I forgot "What About Bob??" What a funny freaking movie that was and Bill Murray was priceless in it.

I am so ashamed,
Please dont kick me out of the club!
I forgott to add Ep I,II & VI
IM SOOOOOOOOO SOORRY