Favorite movie is...

[Your Night Surgeon]

Hmmm....

The Outsiders ( book was so much better though)
Clockwork Orange (A bit of the ole ultra violence, my loyal droogies?)
Rocky Horror Picture Show ( Because I really love that Rock 'n' Roll)
Labyrinth ( Oh, come on, my fave since I was a kid!)
Legend ( Classic!)
Moulin Rouge ( I like a good love story)
Romeo and Juliette ( ditto )
Nightmare on Elm Street
Old vampire flicks...
Interview with a Vampire
West Side Story
Shaun of the Dead


random others...  

[zz1000zz]

Eh, I don't like to pick one good movie over another, so I'll just pick the most recent of my favorites. Scarface (Shame of a Nation). Not the one with Al Pacino, though that one is awesome. The one I'm thinking of is the 1932 one with Paul Muni on which it was based.  

[lurichan]

Hmm, I really can't name a favorite movie....but I suppose I could name off a few I've enjoyed.

"Shaun of the Dead" was fun british humor right there. ^_^
"The Neverending Story" is always a great classic fantasy story.
"The Dark Crystal" is also a great fantasy story.
"Sailor Moon R" is the best of the sailor moon movies. razz
"Cats" is fun and sure to get songs stuck in your head for days.

Other than that I'll most likely add more as I think of them or see them, but I don't watch movies all that often. ^^*  

[coriander18]

My top movies are Battle Royale, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Interview with the Vampire, Fight Club, RHPS and I also have a love of John Hughes films like Pretty in Pink and the Breakfast Club.  

[~Deaths Daugter~]

I love so many though, oh well... I'll list my top 5.

1. The first two Hellraiser movies
2. Edward Scissorhands
3. Ginger Snaps
4. Vampire Clan
5. Nightmare on Elmstreet  

[LaMort]

fave movies:
Fight Club
Queen of the Damned
Interview With a Vampire
Battle Royale
Edward Scissor Hands
Devdas (Bollywood)
Romeo and Juliet
others...
ninja  

[piccolo_pixie]

Favorite movies are tedious crap.  

[BlairyFairy]

euro trip, phantom of the opera and grind  

[Posted]

It's A Wonderful Life
1925 verison of The Phantom of the Opera (Most accurate one ever made.)
Donnie Darko
Enter the Dragon
Pieces of April
Street Fighter  

[DR490N]

favorites....hmmm

the matrix trilogy, the latest lord of the rings trilogy, old frankenstein flicks, old werewolf flicks, dragonheart, sin city, spiderman 1 and 2, landlock, godzilla films, pirates of the caribbean, etc....that about does it  

[The Reused]

i dont know about you but i like howls moving castle... it may not be gothic(i hate that word its a labeling word)but it was a good plot domokun  

[The Reused]

Sirenstoy

Hmmm....

The Outsiders ( book was so much better though)
Clockwork Orange (A bit of the ole ultra violence, my loyal droogies?)
Rocky Horror Picture Show ( Because I really love that Rock 'n' Roll)
Labyrinth ( Oh, come on, my fave since I was a kid!)
Legend ( Classic!)
Moulin Rouge ( I like a good love story)
Romeo and Juliette ( ditto )
Nightmare on Elm Street
Old vampire flicks...
Interview with a Vampire
West Side Story
Shaun of the Dead


random others...

WHAAA!! yur favorites are like mine!!
I LOVE THEM ALL!!  

[Umberella]

Donnie Darko kicks so much a**...I never laughed so hard.
The Abominable Dr. Phibes is my favorite Vincent Price movie.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory suprised me. I like it alot!
Fight Club is so damn cool.
Argh. The list goes on forever...  

[Muted Faith9]

darkXmoon

Muted Faith9

Austin liked big fish, but Nightmare before christmas is awesome. Austin just hates that everyone thinks it's a gothic movie.

Nightmare Before Christmas does reach out to the goth community with a firm hand even though it was not set out to be such a movie. Unlike its predecessor "The Corps Bride" witch was meant to have more of a goth reach but in truth will not effect the goth community in such a way "The Nightmare Before Christmas" has. The reason for this is simple.

The Nightmare Before Christmas took a time of the year that is on the norm happy, friendly, and full of good cheer and twisted it to still have these aspects but also much more. A darkness that is not normally associated with Christmas but still made it feel very welcome and and exciting. It gave a darker outlook on the holiday and showed you can be of the Halloween town and still appreciate this other holiday.

This movie will now and forever be apart of the goth community for there reasons and we will always see a very strong influence for this movie forever to come. From fashion to media its hear to stay. An even if you do not see this movie as a Goth "keystone" movie, a lot of community's do now and for many different reasons. I have only listed a few.

Ah, Austin really doesn't look deeply enough into movies to figure that out, but it does make sense. Thanks a ton biggrin .