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Crimson and Clover · 07-23-2003, 12:33 AM

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Originally posted by BrandonS
"The Princess Bride" was excellent wasn't it? Mandy Patinkin really did a great job as the Spaniard. The book was even better. In the book, Goldman claims to be abridging an older classic by the same name and leaving out the boring parts, but at some point, you realize that he's pulling your leg and that he's the author.

i used to watch it all the time with my sisters when i was younger and a couple months ago i remembered the movie but couldnt remember the name. so one day i was in walmart and saw it and i knew that was it from the cover so of course i bought it. but yeah it is a great movie.

LucyCompanyPhan · 07-24-2003, 02:36 AM

top 3 movies for each decade because I couldnt just list one

1930s-Mr.Smith Goes to Washington:classic movie and just an amazing job from James Stewart. This movie can just blow your mind Duck Soup:One of the funniest movies I have ever seen. This is just a great comic performance. This is what comedy is all about. Wizard of Oz:One of the greatest movies of all time. Enough said.

1940s-Its a Wonderful Life:One of the most heartfelt movies ever made. It truely touches you. The Philadelphia Story:Its just an amazing movie. Miracle on 34th Street: Just an amazing christmas movie.

1950s-12 Angry MenI just happen to love this movie so much. The acting, the script, the story... just everything blows my mind. I just love watching this film over and over. Just well done. Some Like it Hot:A loveable movie. Rebel Without a Cause :James Dean is brillant in this movie and forever made him famous. Just a great movie. Huge.

1960-Psycho: A movie that is twisted and unforgetable. The famous shower scene.Bonnie and Clyde: A classic timeless movie.Tells a great storyTo Kill a Mockingbird:Amazing is the only word to describe it.

1970-Star Wars: Just huge. This is a huge movie that everyone has seen.Monty Python and the Holy Grail: A brillant mindless comedyAmerican Graffiti :A teen classic for its age

1980- A Christmas Story/Christmas Vacation (tie) I just couldnt decide to me which is a better movie for the decade, they are both classic christmas movies.Christmas Vacation just being one of the funniest things I have ever seen or A Christmas Story just having a great classic feel to it and a funny wonderful script and so truthful.Back to the Future: A huge success and made Michael J. Fox a star The Breakfast Club:An meaningful movie. You are never the same after watching it.

1990-Liar Liar: My fave movie of all time. Funny. Thats all I can say.Toy Story:A wonderful animated movie. One of the best animated movies of all time. A movie for everyone to love.Terminator 2/Jurassic Park (tie)I couldnt pick between them.Terminator 2 was one of the greatest action flicks ever. And one of the greatest sequels. Jurassic Park was amazing. It showed you dinosaurs like you never seen them before.

2000-Spiderman:Huge superhero hit.Chicago: One of the best movies I ever saw. Great acting.Wonderful dancing.Great singing. Everything about this movie is great. Its an oscar winner. Best Musical ever.Finding NemoBig summer hit. Fun to watch. Its gonna be the biggest grossing animated movie of all time. Just great entertainment for the family

The Obsolete Man · 08-09-2003, 03:58 AM

30s: Wizard of Oz. Shpadoinkle fairytale. Runner-up: Mr. Smith goes to Washington.

40s: Citizen Kane. Best Movie ever. Runner Up: It's A Wonderful Life

50s: Roman Holiday. Audrey Hepburn, Gregory Peck, Eddie Albert.... greatness. Runner-up... Sabrina.

60s: Head. Monkees go Trippin'. Hilarity ensues. Runner-up: ?

70s: Godfather, 1 and 2. Can't go wrong. Runner-up: Star Wars.

80s:Back to the Future trilogy. Runner-up: UHF.

90s: Pulp Fiction. Runner-up... Reservoir Dogs, Orgazmo, Cannibal: The Musical

00s (so far): Spider-Man. Runner-Up: Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger, Part 4.

dlemond · 08-10-2003, 11:45 AM

30s - The Thin Man

40s - Casablanca

50s - North by Northwest

60s - In The Heat of The Night

70s - Star Wars

80s - The Empire Strikes Back

90s - Chasing Amy

2000 - Almost Famous

This list will change.

07-24-2003, 02:36 AM	#17
LucyCompanyPhan Hollywood Senior Member Join Date: Sep 25, 2001 Location: a far away place in sitcomville Posts: 2,254	top 3 movies for each decade because I couldnt just list one 1930s-Mr.Smith Goes to Washington:classic movie and just an amazing job from James Stewart. This movie can just blow your mind Duck Soup:One of the funniest movies I have ever seen. This is just a great comic performance. This is what comedy is all about. Wizard of Oz:One of the greatest movies of all time. Enough said. 1940s-Its a Wonderful Life:One of the most heartfelt movies ever made. It truely touches you. The Philadelphia Story:Its just an amazing movie. Miracle on 34th Street: Just an amazing christmas movie. 1950s-12 Angry MenI just happen to love this movie so much. The acting, the script, the story... just everything blows my mind. I just love watching this film over and over. Just well done. Some Like it Hot:A loveable movie. Rebel Without a Cause :James Dean is brillant in this movie and forever made him famous. Just a great movie. Huge. 1960-Psycho: A movie that is twisted and unforgetable. The famous shower scene.Bonnie and Clyde: A classic timeless movie.Tells a great storyTo Kill a Mockingbird:Amazing is the only word to describe it. 1970-Star Wars: Just huge. This is a huge movie that everyone has seen.Monty Python and the Holy Grail: A brillant mindless comedyAmerican Graffiti :A teen classic for its age 1980- A Christmas Story/Christmas Vacation (tie) I just couldnt decide to me which is a better movie for the decade, they are both classic christmas movies.Christmas Vacation just being one of the funniest things I have ever seen or A Christmas Story just having a great classic feel to it and a funny wonderful script and so truthful.Back to the Future: A huge success and made Michael J. Fox a star The Breakfast Club:An meaningful movie. You are never the same after watching it. 1990-Liar Liar: My fave movie of all time. Funny. Thats all I can say.Toy Story:A wonderful animated movie. One of the best animated movies of all time. A movie for everyone to love.Terminator 2/Jurassic Park (tie)I couldnt pick between them.Terminator 2 was one of the greatest action flicks ever. And one of the greatest sequels. Jurassic Park was amazing. It showed you dinosaurs like you never seen them before. 2000-Spiderman:Huge superhero hit.Chicago: One of the best movies I ever saw. Great acting.Wonderful dancing.Great singing. Everything about this movie is great. Its an oscar winner. Best Musical ever.Finding NemoBig summer hit. Fun to watch. Its gonna be the biggest grossing animated movie of all time. Just great entertainment for the family
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08-09-2003, 03:58 AM	#18
The Obsolete Man Member Forum Regular Join Date: Nov 18, 2000 Location: Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, Earth Prime Posts: 567	30s: Wizard of Oz. Shpadoinkle fairytale. Runner-up: Mr. Smith goes to Washington. 40s: Citizen Kane. Best Movie ever. Runner Up: It's A Wonderful Life 50s: Roman Holiday. Audrey Hepburn, Gregory Peck, Eddie Albert.... greatness. Runner-up... Sabrina. 60s: Head. Monkees go Trippin'. Hilarity ensues. Runner-up: ? 70s: Godfather, 1 and 2. Can't go wrong. Runner-up: Star Wars. 80s:Back to the Future trilogy. Runner-up: UHF. 90s: Pulp Fiction. Runner-up... Reservoir Dogs, Orgazmo, Cannibal: The Musical 00s (so far): Spider-Man. Runner-Up: Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger, Part 4.
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08-10-2003, 11:45 AM	#19
dlemond Hey, I know you. Moderator Forum Veteran Join Date: Dec 03, 2001 Location: New Jersey Posts: 6,751	30s - The Thin Man 40s - Casablanca 50s - North by Northwest 60s - In The Heat of The Night 70s - Star Wars 80s - The Empire Strikes Back 90s - Chasing Amy 2000 - Almost Famous This list will change.
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