Hey what's your favorite movie of all time?!
Question: "The Fifth Element"
Answers: "The Fifth Element"
It has to be Brian's Song. The Brian Piccolo story. It was awesome.
God was my co-pilot
If I have to pick only one, "Casablanca" - its a classic. However, I like a lot of different movies, so to pick one is a very tough choice.
Pretty Woman
Schindlers List
Desperately Seeking Susan and Edward Scissorhands
My favorite older movie is "Yankee Doodle Dandy" starring James Cagney.
Saving Private Ryan, Life is Beautiful, Schindler's List, The Shawshank Redemption.
dirty dancing. whats not to love about it ?
To sir with love
man on fire
i think Tommy Boy, Goonies, and Spaceballs top my list
GONE WITH THE WIND
a walk to remember
the notebook
dirty dancing
there are wayy to manyy to put here lol
probably "One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest" with Jack Nicholson
Gone With the Wind. It's a classic and and old one but a great movie. It has love, oppression, determination. sassiness , drama and everything that makes for a great and unforgettable movie.
KILL BILL ONE AND TWO AND SIN CITY.
yellow Submarine or Help! both by The Beatles :]
i dont really know you know i love loads of movies eccspecially horrors
The original "Friday" is my all time fave movie...I can watch it every day and it still never gets old...
I love the movie Garden State, it's so original and it has great acting. It is an independent film gone big, and there's a reason for that.
saw i & 2 &3 now 4 is out go to see that tomorrow love it horror pluss scarey +++ :-)
Rudy
it shows a good life lesson
if you want to know the lesson it gives watch it
I really like the movie "Blow." But I also like the movie "Beetlejuice."
"Must love Dogs" and "Under the Tuscan Sun"
Star Wars, all of them
"music and lyrics" is the best for me
their song is great and the movie hits me like a bullet
Can I ask how do you pick the best answer?
is it mini mini myni mo?
"Centennial" a movie that came out in the middle 80's around 1985. I like Old Western History. This movie starts out in the 1700's in the Rockies of Colorado and goes from one generation to another up to 1980's.
"The Godfather" - Part I, followed by "The Godfather" - Part II ("The Godfather" - Part III is a bit of a letdown). I also like "Christine" and "Taxi Driver", followed by the Nicholas Cage version of "Gone in 60 Seconds". Our favorite "chick flicks" are "Moonstruck" and "Steel Magnolias"; we've watched both of them hundreds of times - I can recite the dialog in both!! Thanks for asking. Good luck!
The Derby Stallion