Our Favorite Films...

[Deadly Nightshayde]

Urashima Star

Vanilla Sky, Interview With The Vampire, Dragonheart.

All of them mess with a lot of feelings at once, so edifying.

And Vanilla Sky is confusing/interesting/shocking.
I want to watch Soylent Green soon.

Vanilla Sky is messed up.  

[Invisigoth0o]

Soylent Green totally rocks. its an amazing movie. i love the way the women are treated in it, some are free and considered people while others are nonentities and called simply "furnature" (the misspelling is from the book i think, either that or somethgin i read on imdb) the girls of course are all very beautiful and submissive, there simply to serve man. (like that twilight zone episode, haha. ITS A COOKBOOK!) the best line in the movie comes right at the end so keep your eyes peeled.  

[ThanatosMors]

Abby Normal Hobbit

Soylent Green totally rocks. its an amazing movie. i love the way the women are treated in it, some are free and considered people while others are nonentities and called simply "furnature" (the misspelling is from the book i think, either that or somethgin i read on imdb) the girls of course are all very beautiful and submissive, there simply to serve man. (like that twilight zone episode, haha. ITS A COOKBOOK!) the best line in the movie comes right at the end so keep your eyes peeled.

"the best line in the movie comes right at the end so keep your eyes peeled."

Bwahaha
Sorry, I had to point that out......
I guess it would make sense to me if you had the captions on though......
Sorry if I'm sounding like an a*****e.
I just thought it was funny, in a cool awesome totally righteous way
domokun domokun domokun  

[Invisigoth0o]

lol, its just so over the top. i love it, but then again, i like the Rocky Horror Picture Show. interesting theory a friend of mine has on that is that not only were the characters from outer space but they were vampires as well, and the main character Frank just liked to play with his food smile  

[[Barbarella]]

Vampire films:
The Hunger
Near Dark (1987)

Non-vampire:
Jean Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast (1946)
Céline et Julie vont en bateau (1974)
Prospero's Books
Heathers  

[Invisigoth0o]

OMG! i just watched heathers last night (for the millionth time i think) have you seen Pump Up the Volume? its another awesome Christian Slater movie, in this one he runs a pirate radio show and uncovers a conspiracy among the higherarchy in his highschool.  

[[Barbarella]]

Abby Normal Hobbit

OMG! i just watched heathers last night (for the millionth time i think) have you seen Pump Up the Volume? its another awesome Christian Slater movie, in this one he runs a pirate radio show and uncovers a conspiracy among the higherarchy in his highschool.

Yes, I have. His early movies were awesome. I don't care if he copied Jack Nicholas - the style worked for him. And bringing out the creepiness of high school students was extremely (albeit darkly) funny.

I was also excited when Heroes came out and I recognized Nathan Petrelli as the guy from Near Dark. Vampire cowboy movies are a trip!  

[Ars Arcana]

Deadly Nightshayde

Urashima Star

Vanilla Sky, Interview With The Vampire, Dragonheart.

All of them mess with a lot of feelings at once, so edifying.

And Vanilla Sky is confusing/interesting/shocking.
I want to watch Soylent Green soon.

Vanilla Sky is messed up.

It's messed up, in a simple way of describing it.
As is Soylent Green, it's rather shocking.
...Precise why I like the movies. Horizons expanding.  

[Taifallos]

I'm such a movie buff it's hard to say...

Always and forever I am a James Bond fan. biggrin
Layer Cake
Alien
Interview with the Vampire & QOTD (I realize they are not on target with the books, but I still think that they prove highly entertaining)
Princess Bride ninja Heck yeah!
Sphere
Timeline
and I also really enjoy historian/archaeological adventure/treasure hunter stories like National Treasure, Sahara etc...
Mystery Science Theater 3000 (or MST3K)
Heat (by far one of the best)
I'm a sucker for British Mysteries (like 'The Last Detective' 'Miss Marple' 'Hercule Poirot' 'Inspector Lynley')
The Jackal (and The Day of the Jackal, but mainly because I love the book so much)
Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Dangerous Liaisons)
Howls Moving Castle -which is now a classic on my list!
Spirited Away
and I think that's it... for now... ninja  

[Invisigoth0o]

YES! another MST3K fan! ive been a fan since i was a little girl! i now watch them online because they refuse to release season sets.  

[-aikinaMatsudaira_]

heart my favorite movies are heart : A Series of Unfortunate Events, HalloweentownII:Kalabar's Revenge, Harry Potter movies, movies with dogs or cats or animals,and most of all, TROY!! mrgreen  

[Taifallos]

you know I almost forgot, I've always loved "Peter Pan" & "Hook" lol especially after I read the book...