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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Ari on February 19, 2008, 12:38:07 AM
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I believe someone asked about the best horror movie a ways back, but I'll make it more general. Let's make a list. O0
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Comedy- Happy Gilmore (hey it makes me laugh everytime)
Drama- National Treasure
Scary- Sixth Sense
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Yes, Kelly, Sandler movies are good for a few good laughs generally. I haven't seen the other two. National Treasure, is that the one with Nicholas Cage. I saw Signs, but not the Sixth Sense, which is supposed to be that Indian director guy's best movie.
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Well my favorite movie of all time is "Watership Down" I just cry so much with that film :'( :'(
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Haven't seen that one either. Some of my favorites include Shawshank Redemption, GoodFellas, A Clockwork Orange, Bull Durham, Boogie Nights, A Fish Called Wanda, Raging Bull, and Once Upon A Time In America. O0
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Empire Strikes Back
Raiders of the lost Ark
The Terminator
Steel Magnolias (Just kidding :))
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The Godfather
Citizen Kane
Vacation
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Dr. Strangelove
Ran
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The Godfather
Citizen Kane
Vacation
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Dr. Strangelove
Ran
While I think the Godfather is a good movie. I also, dare I say this, think its overrated.
But I loved Vacation. Gotta give you props for that.
Brian
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Haven't seen that one either. Some of my favorites include Shawshank Redemption, GoodFellas, A Clockwork Orange, Bull Durham, Boogie Nights, A Fish Called Wanda, Raging Bull, and Once Upon A Time In America. O0
Shawshank Redemption oh my, my brother watches that movie over and over :-\
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I belong to south India and speak Malayalam, I have seen thousands of movies in many languages, But I love Malayalam films most
1. Chemmeen
2.Oru Vadakkan Veera Gadha
3.Kireedom
Love ur culture more than anything else, u build a great society. I am sure no one from this forum has seen these movies except me.
Don't laugh at me
Regards
GIJO
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Open Range
Dirty Harry
As Good As It Gets
Exodus
Any slasher movie where teenagers get killed.
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Probably BENJI because it's a rare instance of Hollywood producing a wholesome movie that the entire family can enjoy. I wouldn't doubt that the great Chaim also has this flick on the top of his list.
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Reminds me of the days when I used to live in Compton.
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Yes. Gorillas in the Mist is one of my favorite movies, too.
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Open Range
Dirty Harry
As Good As It Gets
Exodus
Any slasher movie where teenagers get killed.
Open Range is great but for one thing............the bulls had udders :::D
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BORAT. TOOO FUNNY. OH yeah im baaaacccckkkk
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1. Cool Hand Luke
2. On the Waterfront
3. The Manchurian Candidate(original one)
4. Godfather
5. Falling Down
6. The Patriot
7. Death Wish
8. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
9. any Jimmy Cagney gangster movie
10. Once Upon a Time in America
Comedies
1. Blazing Saddles
2. History of the World part I
3. Team America
4. Airplane
5.Borat
6. The Gods must be Crazy
Obviously not a big fan of much of the recent junk that comes out, or I am just to old?
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Don't have one, too many to name but here's a few:
A Clockwork Orange
Full Metal Jacket
The Godfather
City of God
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Forrest Gump.
Rain Man.
Rocky V.
The Terminal.
The Aviator.
The Last Samurai.
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Imitation of Life
It's A Wonderful Life
Purple Rain
Click
The Exorcist
Trading Places
War Games
Cloak and Daggar
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Imitation of Life
It's A Wonderful Life
Purple Rain
Click
The Exorcist
Trading Places
War Games
Cloak and Daggar
You forgot Do The Right Thing and Higher Learning
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Imitation of Life
It's A Wonderful Life
Purple Rain
Click
The Exorcist
Trading Places
War Games
Cloak and Daggar
You forgot Do The Right Thing and Higher Learning
What??? Nothing by Oliver Stone, Michael Moore or Al Gore??
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Imitation of Life
It's A Wonderful Life
Purple Rain
Click
The Exorcist
Trading Places
War Games
Cloak and Daggar
You forgot Do The Right Thing and Higher Learning
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D
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Skippy, your brother has good taste. I love the Rocky movies too, but I thought Rocky V was the worst one, but still okay. For horror films, I enjoyed the Hosel movies.
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Lage raho munabhai
click
matrix
black hawk down
terminator
Here are few that i can remember
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Imitation of Life
It's A Wonderful Life
Purple Rain
Click
The Exorcist
Trading Places
War Games
Cloak and Daggar
You forgot Do The Right Thing and Higher Learning
I really hope that one day you'll get a freaking clue, newman. Don't speak for me. Speak for yourself okay. I didn't do a damned thing to you for you to add anything to this post.
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Imitation of Life
It's A Wonderful Life
Purple Rain
Click
The Exorcist
Trading Places
War Games
Cloak and Daggar
You forgot Do The Right Thing and Higher Learning
I really hope that one day you'll get a freaking clue, newman. Don't speak for me. Speak for yourself okay. I didn't do a damned thing to you for you to add anything to this post.
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I genuinely thought they would have been among your favorites and you just forgot to put them in.
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I did forget a few though...
The Shawshank Redemption
The Ring(1 & 2)
Final Destination 1, 2, & 3
Superman (All of them)
Batman
Spiderman
Running Scared (starring Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal)
Stigmatta
Roots
And John Q
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Imitation of Life
It's A Wonderful Life
Purple Rain
Click
The Exorcist
Trading Places
War Games
Cloak and Daggar
You forgot Do The Right Thing and Higher Learning
I really hope that one day you'll get a freaking clue, newman. Don't speak for me. Speak for yourself okay. I didn't do a damned thing to you for you to add anything to this post.
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I genuinely thought they would have been among your favorites and you just forgot to put them in.
No,they're not. I don't like either of the movies. You need to stop assuming that just because I'm black that you know what I like because you know of some black movies or movies based around the black ethnicity. You have issues.
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I did forget a few though...
The Shawshank Redemption
The Ring(1 & 2)
Final Destination 1, 2, & 3
Superman (All of them)
Batman
Spiderman
Running Scared (starring Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal)
Stigmatta
Roots
And John Q
Also Shaft and Superfly.
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I did forget a few though...
The Shawshank Redemption
The Ring(1 & 2)
Final Destination 1, 2, & 3
Superman (All of them)
Batman
Spiderman
Running Scared (starring Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal)
Stigmatta
Roots
And John Q
Also Shaft and Superfly.
Excuse my language mods but Newman, [censored]!
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Isn't it slightly suspect the way Erica fails to mention the wholesome family film "A Christmas Too Many" in her list of movie favorites? A film that features courageous Afro-Black-American role model Mr. Gary Coleman playing the role of an enchanting "pizza guy"??... Hmm, somehow THAT one got excluded from her list...
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I did forget a few though...
The Shawshank Redemption
The Ring(1 & 2)
Final Destination 1, 2, & 3
Superman (All of them)
Batman
Spiderman
Running Scared (starring Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal)
Stigmatta
Roots
And John Q
Also Shaft and Superfly.
Excuse my language mods but Newman, shove off!
Ok........what about 'The Hurricane'?
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Final Destination films were pretty good too. O0 I don't mind some black themed films actually. Boyz in the Hood was a pretty good film, and I like some of the Eddie Murphy comedies, especially the early ones.
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Final Destination films were pretty good too. O0 I don't mind some black themed films actually. Boyz in the Hood was a pretty good film, and I like some of the Eddie Murphy comedies, especially the early ones.
Speaking of eddie murphy what about dr doolittle 10/10
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Blazing saddles!!! And Monty Python movies.
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The Color Purple
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The Boondock Saints
Fargo
Seven Years in Tibet
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Super Troopers
Lake Placid
The Dinner Game
The Valet
Passion of the Christ
The Ninth Gate
Good Bye Lenin
All three Bourne movies..
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The Boondock Saints
Fargo
Seven Years in Tibet
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Super Troopers
Lake Placid
The Dinner Game
The Valet
Passion of the Christ
The Ninth Gate
Good Bye Lenin
All three Bourne movies..
The matrix ore Spiderman 8)
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I did forget a few though...
The Shawshank Redemption
The Ring(1 & 2)
Final Destination 1, 2, & 3
Superman (All of them)
Batman
Spiderman
Running Scared (starring Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal)
Stigmatta
Roots
And John Q
Also Shaft and Superfly.
Excuse my language mods but Newman, shove off!
Ok........what about 'The Hurricane'?
:::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D
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Isn't it slightly suspect the way Erica fails to mention the wholesome family film "A Christmas Too Many" in her list of movie favorites? A film that features courageous Afro-Black-American role model Mr. Gary Coleman playing the role of an enchanting "pizza guy"??... Hmm, somehow THAT one got excluded from her list...
What in the hell are you talking about? I have never seen "A Christmas Too Many". Why do you assume that because I'm black that I have seen EVERY movie freaturing blacks (including Gary Coleman). There is something wrong with you if you AND newman feel you have to attack me. I am a Christian and I've been trying to act decently here without making insults about whites. Apparently that's not enough for you. I don't hate anyone but I really dislike both you and newman. Leave me alone.
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I did forget a few though...
The Shawshank Redemption
The Ring(1 & 2)
Final Destination 1, 2, & 3
Superman (All of them)
Batman
Spiderman
Running Scared (starring Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal)
Stigmatta
Roots
And John Q
Also Shaft and Superfly.
Excuse my language mods but Newman, shove off!
Ok........what about 'The Hurricane'?
I LIKED the Hurricane, it isn't one of my favorites. If I LOVED it I would have listed it.
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Final Destination films were pretty good too. O0 I don't mind some black themed films actually. Boyz in the Hood was a pretty good film, and I like some of the Eddie Murphy comedies, especially the early ones.
Oh yeah I like the final destination movies, especially the second one with the highway accident.
I also loved Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz :::D
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TERMINATOR!
The ingenious script of James Cameron. 8;) ^-^http://www.hundland.com/scripts/TheTerminator_5th-Draft.txt (http://www.hundland.com/scripts/TheTerminator_5th-Draft.txt)
ALL of the Terminator films were great! I'm an action buff.
I also loved RobCop. lol
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I did forget a few though...
The Shawshank Redemption
The Ring(1 & 2)
Final Destination 1, 2, & 3
Superman (All of them)
Batman
Spiderman
Running Scared (starring Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal)
Stigmatta
Roots
And John Q
Also Shaft and Superfly.
Excuse my language mods but Newman, shove off!
Ok........what about 'The Hurricane'?
:::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D :::D
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The Color Purple
I forgot about that movie, genteelgentile! That's one of my favorite movies but I only watch it twice a year because it's emotionally jolting and features a lot of abuse.
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The Color Purple
I forgot about that movie, genteelgentile! That's one of my favorite movies but I only watch it twice a year because it's emotionally jolting and features a lot of abuse.
Are we seeking sympathy? ;D :'(
Did that question even make sense to you? What was the purpose of asking?
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The Color Purple
I forgot about that movie, genteelgentile! That's one of my favorite movies but I only watch it twice a year because it's emotionally jolting and features a lot of abuse.
Are we seeking sympathy? ;D :'(
Did that question even make sense to you? What was the purpose of asking?
You're like a brick wall ! 8;)
You take innocent comments and make them into evil accusations. You are in need of help.
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The Color Purple
I forgot about that movie, genteelgentile! That's one of my favorite movies but I only watch it twice a year because it's emotionally jolting and features a lot of abuse.
Are we seeking sympathy? ;D :'(
Did that question even make sense to you? What was the purpose of asking?
You're like a brick wall ! 8;)
You take innocent comments and make them into evil accusations. You are in need of help.
It's only a movie! :-\ :)
It's my personal feeling about the movie. You didnt' have a right to attack me because I admitted that the movie was emotional. How petty was that? And to add to it, I wasn't even responding to you...I responded to kellymaureen's post. Why did you have to add a smart remark if I wasn't attacking anyone?
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It's my personal feeling about the movie. You didnt' have a right to attack me because I admitted that the movie was emotional. How petty was that? And to add to it, I wasn't even responding to you...I responded to kellymaureen's post. Why did you have to add a smart remark if I wasn't attacking anyone?
Ever seen "Scary Movie" where the black girl starts acting wild! That's why...don't go fox wild! I'm sure Whoopi enjoyed playing the part of "abused [censored]" anyway!
What? Did you witness me going off on a racist stereotype ridden rampage here? I don't think so.
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last of the mohicans... great story line... great panoramic vistas... and great, great music... nik.
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Isn't it slightly suspect the way Erica fails to mention the wholesome family film "A Christmas Too Many" in her list of movie favorites? A film that features courageous Afro-Black-American role model Mr. Gary Coleman playing the role of an enchanting "pizza guy"??... Hmm, somehow THAT one got excluded from her list...
What in the hell are you talking about? I have never seen "A Christmas Too Many". Why do you assume that because I'm black that I have seen EVERY movie freaturing blacks (including Gary Coleman). There is something wrong with you if you AND newman feel you have to attack me. I am a Christian and I've been trying to act decently here without making insults about whites. Apparently that's not enough for you. I don't hate anyone but I really dislike both you and newman. Leave me alone.
How was that an "attack"?!... I politely and respectfully inquired as to why you didn't include the aforementioned film that features the talented and courageous Gary "The Rock Of Integrity" Coleman... It was certainly not meant as an "insult", I'm sure that Gary Coleman wouldn't have interpreted my posting in such a rash and irrational way, and I know for sure that he would never have resorted to the lewd language that you viciously attacked me with in your previous post (You used the "H" word in your very first sentence!! THAT's not very ethical, I keep my language in proper check at all times)... I thought the film was of a wholesome family oriented nature and I also believe that Gary Coleman's performance in it as the "pizza guy" was nothing short of charming and enchanting.
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Oh, I forget one of my favorite comedies, "BAD SANTA," it's hilarious. O0
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Isn't it slightly suspect the way Erica fails to mention the wholesome family film "A Christmas Too Many" in her list of movie favorites? A film that features courageous Afro-Black-American role model Mr. Gary Coleman playing the role of an enchanting "pizza guy"??... Hmm, somehow THAT one got excluded from her list...
What in the hell are you talking about? I have never seen "A Christmas Too Many". Why do you assume that because I'm black that I have seen EVERY movie freaturing blacks (including Gary Coleman). There is something wrong with you if you AND newman feel you have to attack me. I am a Christian and I've been trying to act decently here without making insults about whites. Apparently that's not enough for you. I don't hate anyone but I really dislike both you and newman. Leave me alone.
How was that an "attack"?!... I politely and respectfully inquired as to why you didn't include the aforementioned film that features the talented and courageous Gary "The Rock Of Integrity" Coleman... It was certainly not meant as an "insult", I'm sure that Gary Coleman wouldn't have interpreted my posting in such a rash and irrational way, and I know for sure that he would never have resorted to the lewd language that you viciously attacked me with in your previous post (You used the "H" word in your very first sentence!! THAT's not very ethical, I keep my language in proper check at all times)... I thought the film was of a wholesome family oriented nature and I also believe that Gary Coleman's performance in it as the "pizza guy" was nothing short of charming and enchanting.
Tell me something. How could someone "fail to mention" a movie they've never seen (JUST BECAUSE THEY'RE BLACK and Gary Coleman is an actor in the movie)? That was an attack.
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Isn't it slightly suspect the way Erica fails to mention the wholesome family film "A Christmas Too Many" in her list of movie favorites? A film that features courageous Afro-Black-American role model Mr. Gary Coleman playing the role of an enchanting "pizza guy"??... Hmm, somehow THAT one got excluded from her list...
What in the hell are you talking about? I have never seen "A Christmas Too Many". Why do you assume that because I'm black that I have seen EVERY movie freaturing blacks (including Gary Coleman). There is something wrong with you if you AND newman feel you have to attack me. I am a Christian and I've been trying to act decently here without making insults about whites. Apparently that's not enough for you. I don't hate anyone but I really dislike both you and newman. Leave me alone.
How was that an "attack"?!... I politely and respectfully inquired as to why you didn't include the aforementioned film that features the talented and courageous Gary "The Rock Of Integrity" Coleman... It was certainly not meant as an "insult", I'm sure that Gary Coleman wouldn't have interpreted my posting in such a rash and irrational way, and I know for sure that he would never have resorted to the lewd language that you viciously attacked me with in your previous post (You used the "H" word in your very first sentence!! THAT's not very ethical, I keep my language in proper check at all times)... I thought the film was of a wholesome family oriented nature and I also believe that Gary Coleman's performance in it as the "pizza guy" was nothing short of charming and enchanting.
Tell me something. How could someone "fail to mention" a movie they've never seen (JUST BECAUSE THEY'RE BLACK and Gary Coleman is an actor in the movie)? That was an attack.
I certainly didn't mention the movie because I suspect you might possibly be black. And there's no way that you can deny using such brutally crude language like the dreaded "H" word makes for proper internet etiquette... I always practice the utmost pristine internet etiquette in my postings, you'll never see me resorting to using "foul language" or words that would set a young child's ears ablaze for weeks (uh, like the dreaded "H" word)... I'm sorry that the mere and innocent mentioning of such a stand-up and classy gentleman like Gary Coleman activates you to commence cursing at me like a drunken sailor in a Bangkok "girlie bar"--- The practice of proper internet etiquette is always of the utmost prominence to me.
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Isn't it slightly suspect the way Erica fails to mention the wholesome family film "A Christmas Too Many" in her list of movie favorites? A film that features courageous Afro-Black-American role model Mr. Gary Coleman playing the role of an enchanting "pizza guy"??... Hmm, somehow THAT one got excluded from her list...
What in the hell are you talking about? I have never seen "A Christmas Too Many". Why do you assume that because I'm black that I have seen EVERY movie freaturing blacks (including Gary Coleman). There is something wrong with you if you AND newman feel you have to attack me. I am a Christian and I've been trying to act decently here without making insults about whites. Apparently that's not enough for you. I don't hate anyone but I really dislike both you and newman. Leave me alone.
How was that an "attack"?!... I politely and respectfully inquired as to why you didn't include the aforementioned film that features the talented and courageous Gary "The Rock Of Integrity" Coleman... It was certainly not meant as an "insult", I'm sure that Gary Coleman wouldn't have interpreted my posting in such a rash and irrational way, and I know for sure that he would never have resorted to the lewd language that you viciously attacked me with in your previous post (You used the "H" word in your very first sentence!! THAT's not very ethical, I keep my language in proper check at all times)... I thought the film was of a wholesome family oriented nature and I also believe that Gary Coleman's performance in it as the "pizza guy" was nothing short of charming and enchanting.
Tell me something. How could someone "fail to mention" a movie they've never seen (JUST BECAUSE THEY'RE BLACK and Gary Coleman is an actor in the movie)? That was an attack.
I certainly didn't mention the movie because I suspect you might possibly be black. And there's no way that you can deny using such brutally crude language like the dreaded "H" word makes for proper internet etiquette... I always practice the utmost pristine internet etiquette in my postings, you'll never see me resorting to using "foul language" or words that would set a young child's ears ablaze for weeks (uh, like the dreaded "H" word)... I'm sorry that the mere and innocent mentioning of such a stand-up and classy gentleman like Gary Coleman activates you to commence cursing at me like a drunken sailor in a Bangkok "girlie bar"--- The practice of proper internet etiquette is always of the utmost prominence to me.
What "H" word? What are you talking about? And don't pretend you didn't know I was black. And it WASN'T ABOUT GARY COLEMAN, MAN. It was about the fact that you assumed that I watched a movie you said I neglected to list and that you mentioned the movie because I'm black and therefore "SHOULD HAVE" watched the movie. How is that fair. I HAVE NEVER seen the movie.
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Erica, for you to come on this forum, a forum with members who are probably among the greatest minds in all society and claim that you don't know what the "H" word is, or that you don't recall using the "H" word in your post directed at me is quite a stretch... To help ratify this troubling situation and bring this issue some much needed justice, I have created a fictional dialogue between Gary Coleman and myself... The scene is as follows, I am sitting at my computer keyboard and the esteemed Gary Coleman is standing next to me as we engage in thought provoking conversation...
Abdit: Wow, It's really you! Pleased to meet you Mr. Gary Coleman!
Gary Coleman: The pleasure is all mine sir!
Abdit: Gary, believe it or not, there's a woman named Erica on the JTF forum who used the dreaded "H" word while addressing me!
Gary Coleman: WHAT YOU TALKIN' 'BOUT, ABDIT?!? (said in true old school Diff'rent Strokes style)
Abdit: (chuckles) Well, Mr. Coleman, Erica said to me, "What the "H" are you talking about?"
Gary Coleman: I see, so, she sort of stold my famous catch phrase and inserted a nasty curse word in it?
Abdit: Uh, yeah, Mr. Coleman, I guess that's a way of puttin' it.
Gary Coleman: That's a gosh darn shame, Abdit. I would never use that kind of crude and harsh language on the internet or anywhere for that matter.
Abdit: I know YOU wouldn't, Mr. Coleman, you're a stand-up guy who can do no wrong.
Gary Coleman: Thanks, Abdit, that's nice of you to say that. I wear these embroidered American flags on the shoulders of my security guard uniform with pride and dignity.
Abdit: I know you do, Mr. Coleman, I know you do...
Gary Coleman: You see, Abdit, there's something called proper internet etiquette, I think maybe Erica should try using it.
Abdit: Yes, Mr. Coleman. I always practice proper internet etiquette when typing on my keyboard!
Gary Coleman: I'm sure you do, Abdit.
Abdit: Can I get you a soda pop or something, Mr. Coleman?
Gary Coleman: Thanks but no thanks, Abdit, I'm scheduled to report for security guard duty soon and caffeine makes me jumpy. I need to be on my game and clear headed while protecting the public as a security professional.
Abdit: Wow, you sure have a high degree of morals and ethics, Mr. Coleman. You are certainly a positive role model for the black community!
Gary Coleman: (replies humbly) Well, I don't know about that, Abdit, but I can guarantee you that you'll never see ME using the dreaded "H" word on the internet!
Abdit: You really are sumpthin', Mr. Coleman. I appreciate you taking the time to speak with me.
Gary Coleman: No problem, Abdit. Anytime....
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Erica, for you to come on this forum, a forum with members who are probably among the greatest minds in all society and claim that you don't know what the "H" word is, or that you don't recall using the "H" word in your post directed at me is quite a stretch... To help ratify this troubling situation and bring this issue some much needed justice, I have created a fictional dialogue between Gary Coleman and myself... The scene is as follows, I am sitting at my computer keyboard and the esteemed Gary Coleman is standing next to me as we engage in thought provoking conversation...
Abdit: Wow, It's really you! Pleased to meet you Mr. Gary Coleman!
Gary Coleman: The pleasure is all mine sir!
Abdit: Gary, believe it or not, there's a woman named Erica on the JTF forum who used the dreaded "H" word while addressing me!
Gary Coleman: WHAT YOU TALKIN' 'BOUT, ABDIT?!? (said in true old school Diff'rent Strokes style)
Abdit: (chuckles) Well, Mr. Coleman, Erica said to me, "What the "H" are you talking about?"
Gary Coleman: I see, so, she sort of stold my famous catch phrase and inserted a nasty curse word in it?
Abdit: Uh, yeah, Mr. Coleman, I guess that's a way of puttin' it.
Gary Coleman: That's a gosh darn shame, Abdit. I would never use that kind of crude and harsh language on the internet or anywhere for that matter.
Abdit: I know YOU wouldn't, Mr. Coleman, you're a stand-up guy who can do no wrong.
Gary Coleman: Thanks, Abdit, that's nice of you to say that. I wear these embroidered American flags on the shoulders of my security guard uniform with pride and dignity.
Abdit: I know you do, Mr. Coleman, I know you do...
Gary Coleman: You see, Abdit, there's something called proper internet etiquette, I think maybe Erica should try using it.
Abdit: Yes, Mr. Coleman. I always practice proper internet etiquette when typing on my keyboard!
Gary Coleman: I'm sure you do, Abdit.
Abdit: Can I get you a soda pop or something, Mr. Coleman?
Gary Coleman: Thanks but no thanks, Abdit, I'm scheduled to report for security guard duty soon and caffeine makes me jumpy. I need to be on my game and clear headed while protecting the public as a security professional.
Abdit: Wow, you sure have a high degree of morals and ethics, Mr. Coleman. You are certainly a positive role model for the black community!
Gary Coleman: (replies humbly) Well, I don't know about that, Abdit, but I can guarantee you that you'll never see ME using the dreaded "H" word on the internet!
Abdit: You really are sumpthin', Mr. Coleman. I appreciate you taking the time to speak with me.
Gary Coleman: No problem, Abdit. Anytime....
This is the kind of post that makes one wonder about another's (YOUR) sanity. I said Hell...Yes. And?...
The word is OBVIOUSLY a word that isn't banned from forum. So I'll post it all I want, especially when you assume that you know anything about my personal movie favorites. And "What in the hell are you talking about?" doesn't belong to Gary Coleman.
Since you adore Gary so much though... (It's apparent by the deep conversation ::) you and he had.) why don't you go and stalk him.
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Ok, Erica, so maybe the monitors did in fact permit your use of the dreaded and controversial "H" word... That still doesn't negate the fact that your application of the "H" word towards me was an outright slap against what is commonly referred to as "proper internet etiquette"... I'm sure there are applications when using the "H" word on this forum, especially since it is a religious based forum that are far more appropriate and fall well within the boundaries of "proper internet etiquette"... For someone like yourself, who I've seen constantly complaining about the behavior of others on this board, you sure don't hesitate to jump in and start throwing around expletives like a drunken sailor when you feel that your feathers have been even mildly ruffled... You'd never see me use the "H" word in such a derogatory fashion... Much like Gary Coleman, I maintain a higher degree of morally sound and ethically proper etiquette when communicating with others...Oh, and speaking of Gary Coleman, did you know that "America's Favorite and Most Lovable Security Guard" just recently got married?... Yes, he did... Gary Coleman who is 40, wed Shannon Price, 22 in a ceremony of holy matrimony--- Yes, another reason why Gary Coleman can be considered a stellar role model for the black community, he actually got married in holy matrimony... I tell you, Erica, there's no way you can now deny that the coveted pages of the black history books will write extremely favorably and admirably about black community hero Mr. Gary Coleman.
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I'm a fan of classic movies, and I could name some great ones, just off the top of my head:
- Gone with the Wind;
- The Bridge on the River Kwai;
- Jesus of Nazareth (by Franco Zeffirelli - sp?)
- Patton;
- Chinatown;
- Doctor Zhivago;
- The Quiet Man;
- Grand Prix;
- The Good the Bad and the Ugly
- Monty Python's Life of Brian;
- Dirty Harry;
- Cool Hand Luke;
and others.
But if forced to name my all-time favorite, then it would be this one ..... I've been waiting for this name to be put forth, and I'm genuinely surprised that it's a no-show so far:
BEN HUR, w/ Charlton Heston
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It's not right to pick on Erica just for her listing movies that she liked just like everyone else in the thread was doing.
Anyway, here are some of my favorites:
Dune (the original 80s version)
Flight of the Navigator
Neverending Story (only the first one)
Edward Scissorhands
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But if forced to name my all-time favorite, then it would be this one ..... I've been waiting for this name to be put forth, and I'm genuinely surprised that it's a no-show so far:
BEN HUR
Of course. Ben Hur is one of the Greats.
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The Color Purple
I forgot about that movie, genteelgentile! That's one of my favorite movies but I only watch it twice a year because it's emotionally jolting and features a lot of abuse.
The book was very emotional too Erica. I recommend it. It goes into more detail than the movie does but Alice Walker is a very talented author.
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It's not right to pick on Erica just for her listing movies that she liked just like everyone else in the thread was doing.
Anyway, here are some of my favorites:
Dune (the original 80s version)
Flight of the Navigator
Neverending Story (only the first one)
Edward Scissorhands
Your right RubyStars. Lets stop picking on Erica, and pick on you! What the hell kinda list is that for favorite movies?????
Flight of the Navigator???? Neverending Story?? Dune??? Maybe you should include 'Battlefield Earth' in that coveted list.
Brian
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It's not right to pick on Erica just for her listing movies that she liked just like everyone else in the thread was doing.
Anyway, here are some of my favorites:
Dune (the original 80s version)
Flight of the Navigator
Neverending Story (only the first one)
Edward Scissorhands
Maybe you should include 'Battlefield Earth' in that coveted list.
Brian
:::D :::D
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Your right RubyStars. Lets stop picking on Erica, and pick on you! What the hell kinda list is that for favorite movies?????
Flight of the Navigator???? Neverending Story?? Dune??? Maybe you should include 'Battlefield Earth' in that coveted list.
Brian
Don't forget Basket Case, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes and Pee Wee's Big Adventure.
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Your right RubyStars. Lets stop picking on Erica, and pick on you! What the hell kinda list is that for favorite movies?????
Flight of the Navigator???? Neverending Story?? Dune??? Maybe you should include 'Battlefield Earth' in that coveted list.
Brian
Don't forget Basket Case, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes and Pee Wee's Big Adventure.
BASKET CASE!!! Wow, that brings back memories. I didn't think anyone else even knew about that one.
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[Your right RubyStars. Lets stop picking on Erica, and pick on you! What the hell kinda list is that for favorite movies?????
Flight of the Navigator???? Neverending Story?? Dune??? Maybe you should include 'Battlefield Earth' in that coveted list.
Hmmm, let's see what else I liked.
I haven't seen Battlefield Earth, but I do like many science fiction movies. The Abyss was cool.
Also I have to admit it, I liked PeeWee's big adventure. My favorite line was: "The Alamo has no basement!" LOL
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Almost all Stanley Kubrick movies were great, but I understand he was a self-hating Jew who married a Nazi unfortunately.
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Ok, Erica, so maybe the monitors did in fact permit your use of the dreaded and controversial "H" word... That still doesn't negate the fact that your application of the "H" word towards me was an outright slap against what is commonly referred to as "proper internet etiquette"... I'm sure there are applications when using the "H" word on this forum, especially since it is a religious based forum that are far more appropriate and fall well within the boundaries of "proper internet etiquette"... For someone like yourself, who I've seen constantly complaining about the behavior of others on this board, you sure don't hesitate to jump in and start throwing around expletives like a drunken sailor when you feel that your feathers have been even mildly ruffled... You'd never see me use the "H" word in such a derogatory fashion... Much like Gary Coleman, I maintain a higher degree of morally sound and ethically proper etiquette when communicating with others...Oh, and speaking of Gary Coleman, did you know that "America's Favorite and Most Lovable Security Guard" just recently got married?... Yes, he did... Gary Coleman who is 40, wed Shannon Price, 22 in a ceremony of holy matrimony--- Yes, another reason why Gary Coleman can be considered a stellar role model for the black community, he actually got married in holy matrimony... I tell you, Erica, there's no way you can now deny that the coveted pages of the black history books will write extremely favorably and admirably about black community hero Mr. Gary Coleman.
There is something incredibly wrong with you. First of all, with everyone here demanding that people like Madonna, Obama (husband and wife), and anyone else they disagree with "go to hell", I find your response to be even more comical than before. Are you 'teaching'' them about internet ettiquette? (For the record I did tell a forum member to go to hell not long ago because he said something that was totally unwarranted and cruel. )
Also, "What in the hell are yout talking about?" isn't the same as telling someone to "Go to hell!"... different connotations. And if you're upset that I asked you what you were talking about (because you assumed I watched a movie I never saw before in my life and acted like I neglected to list it...) that's too bad. I suggest that next time before you post to someone based on misinformation (on your part) , think about whether what you are saying actually applies to that person.
If you want to worship Gary Coleman... please do...no one will stop you here. However, I've paid him proper respect by acknowledging that he's been through a lot and gotten over a lot...that makes him a wonderful man. However it doesn't make him any different than someone who's gone through the same trials and tribulations to come out on top in their life. He's human...not a God.
And it's funny, the only expletetives I've actually typed out are "Damn" and "HELL"... AND IT'S ACCEPTED HERE. Are you bashing everyone else here who use worse words than I do? With that said, until the mods see fit to change said words to "Darned" and "HECK" I'll use them where I see fit to use them. THEN I'll use them in THAT capacity.
And about Gary Coleman getting married, that's wonderful! :) But I'm married also. That doesn't make me a pillar of society.
Don't post to me again about dumb things.
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The Color Purple
I forgot about that movie, genteelgentile! That's one of my favorite movies but I only watch it twice a year because it's emotionally jolting and features a lot of abuse.
The book was very emotional too Erica. I recommend it. It goes into more detail than the movie does but Alice Walker is a very talented author.
I'll buy the book to fill in for the times I don't watch the movie. :) Thanks for the suggestion Rubystars.
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It's not right to pick on Erica just for her listing movies that she liked just like everyone else in the thread was doing.
Anyway, here are some of my favorites:
Dune (the original 80s version)
Flight of the Navigator
Neverending Story (only the first one)
Edward Scissorhands
And Ruby.. ALL of those movies are my favorite. I have a thing for fantasy movies. I even loved "The Chronicles of Narnia- The Lion, the Witch and The Wardrobe." And all of the "Harry Potter" movies.
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hmm.. Fiddler on the Roof, in trying to escape BolsheviKKK KKKommunism
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hmm.. Fiddler on the Roof, in trying to escape BolsheviKKK KKKommunism
OH yes! How could I forget that one! That was a GREAT movie! O0
Yes, it's my favorite movie O0
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Who was Kubrick's wife?
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I'm going to have to agree with Rubystars.
This thread is about movies. Let's just leave it that way and not gang up on Erica.
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The Color Purple
I forgot about that movie, genteelgentile! That's one of my favorite movies but I only watch it twice a year because it's emotionally jolting and features a lot of abuse.
The book was very emotional too Erica. I recommend it. It goes into more detail than the movie does but Alice Walker is a very talented author.
I'll buy the book to fill in for the times I don't watch the movie. :) Thanks for the suggestion Rubystars.
You're welcome :)
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hmm.. Fiddler on the Roof, in trying to escape BolsheviKKK KKKommunism
OH yes! How could I forget that one! That was a GREAT movie! O0
Yes, it's my favorite movie O0
It's also about "liberated" Jews disowning their father. :o ::)
That's the only bad part of the movie the rest was fine with traditon.
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And Ruby.. ALL of those movies are my favorite. I have a thing for fantasy movies. I even loved "The Chronicles of Narnia- The Lion, the Witch and The Wardrobe." And all of the "Harry Potter" movies.
I haven't seen the Harry Potter movies, but I did love it when Santa Claus gave the kids weapons in Narnia. I had a good chuckle about that scene. :)
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We need to have some Kahanist movies O0
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I would like to express my sincerest of apologies to Erica... I in no way intended to offend, that certainly was not my intent, I thought discussing the bravery, triumph, courage and heroic life story of of "A-List" dramatic acting talent Mr. Gary Coleman would be uplifting and awe-inspiring, but evidently that was not the case and for that I apologize...
Moving on, here's my Top 10 favorite movies of all-time.... You might notice that none of the movies on my list feature nudity, illicit sexual acts, illicit drug abuse or the kind of behavior that is sending this great nation of ours straight down the toilet. These are all films that can be watched and appreciated by all age groups. These are films that inspire us instead of bringing us down--- drum roll--- Here's my Top Ten....
1. Firehouse Dog-- Good wholesome entertainment children and adults can enjoy
2. The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland- A flick you can feel comfortable watching with the entire family
3. Babe: Pig In The City-- No, this isn't an "adult film", this one is REALLY about a cute and adorable PIG, kids love this flick.
4. Dr. Dolittle-- What can I say, it's a family oriented classic
5. My Dog Skip-- Families just love wholesome movies about dogs, right?
6. Peter Pan-- Although some extremely conservative critics claim this movie might influence some people to become "gay" or "dainty", I don't agree, I think it's simply a wholesome classic for family viewing.
7. Scooby Doo-- Once again, you can't lose with those incredible dog oriented flicks, they always provide wholesome family fun for viewers.
8. Seabiscuit-- Although not about a dog, this one is about the triumph of a horse. No nudity or the kind of stuff that is embarrassing, just good family entertainment.
9. Stuart Little-- Gotta love that mouse!
10. Stuart Little 2-- A rare case of when a sequel matches the integrity of the original movie. You just can't say enough about the cute and clever mouse-- and he's certainly a good role model for today's troubled and perverted youth.
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Goodfellas
National Lampoon Vacation
Platoon
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Goodfellas
My biggest problem with Goodfellas is the way that most people misinterpret it.
Goodfellas is not a movie about the Cosa Nostra. None of the main characters were made men. Goodfellas is a movie about wannabe mafia thugs.
The real Cosa Nostra acted with restraint and intelligence. Blood was bad for business.
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Goodfellas
My biggest problem with Goodfellas is the way that most people misinterpret it.
Goodfellas is not a movie about the Cosa Nostra. None of the main characters were made men. Goodfellas is a movie about wannabe mafia thugs.
The real Cosa Nostra acted with resraint and intelligence. Blood was bad for business.
Exactly!
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Goodfellas
My biggest problem with Goodfellas is the way that most people misinterpret it.
Goodfellas is not a movie about the Cosa Nostra. None of the main characters were made men. Goodfellas is a movie about wannabe mafia thugs.
The real Cosa Nostra acted with restraint and intelligence. Blood was bad for business.
Exactly!
It irritates me when people assume that Goodfellas is an accurate portrayal of 'real gangsters'.
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Planes, Trains and Automobiles
High Anxiety
The God Father
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Dr. Strangelove
Amadeus
Seven Samurai
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Goodfellas
My biggest problem with Goodfellas is the way that most people misinterpret it.
Goodfellas is not a movie about the Cosa Nostra. None of the main characters were made men. Goodfellas is a movie about wannabe mafia thugs.
The real Cosa Nostra acted with restraint and intelligence. Blood was bad for business.
Exactly!
It irritates me when people assume that Goodfellas is an accurate portrayal of 'real gangsters'.
It may in some respects represent what some low levels of organized crime developed into in the last 20 years. The fact is organized crime of years ago ran by a very strict set of rules which allowed them to run their businesses and not get under the skin of everyday Americans. They were no match for the more ruthless gang operations of today. Sadly the FBI concentrates on whats left of the mafia while the Russian and Columbian mob go almost untouched. I guess it easer dealing with a set aging wannabees than more ruthless people who will kill without the slightest hesitation.
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King Arthur! O0
The one by Jerry Bruckheimer, one of the most underated, awesome films I've ever seen, a mans' movie.
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My all time favorite movie is It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. This movie was made back in the 60's and had many of the great actors of the day in it. Its nonstop laughs from start to finish. The movie also brings back pleasent memories for me because it features 62 Dodge Darts in it which was the first car I owned when I learned how to drive.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It's_a_Mad,_Mad,_Mad,_Mad_World
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Easy question:
The Godfather
Other movies I like include Chinatown, The Great Escape, The African Queen, 2001 A Space Odyssey, Flight of the Phoenix (1965), Alien and many more.
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Good point about GoodFellas, Scriabin, although it is one entertaining film, it did take minor gangsters and make them look like legends. If anyone is a fan of the Howard Stern Show here, you may have seen the real Henry Hill from time to time, and he's anything from the cool gangster depicted in the film. Martin Scorsese made a gem out of his book. Casino is another great Scorsese film, and it's fun to see DeNiro play a Jewish guy. He also did a great job as a Jewish guy in the great gangster film Once Upon a Time in America, Sergio Leone's last film. O0