What's the best movie ever created?

I haven't read the whole thread, but has anyone mentioned "Earth Girls are Easy" ?? Very early Geena Davis, Jeff Goldblum, Jim Carrey, very funny and stupid!

old Dr. Who !!!! (Ok it's not a movie but who cares)

there's more but i can't think of them. Some really good foreign movies but I can't think of a single one at the moment. durrrhhhh

The best part of Earth Girls was Julie Brown - I like them Big and Stupid!

LOL,
B.

Babette wrote:That post was made before the forum was revised.

Are you saying the Harold you know is DEAD, like Bud Cort? Sounds like a PERFECT MATCH!

LOL,
B.

Oh! I'm so glad you're not a guest anymore

Yes - just like Bud Cort and no you're not a prefect match

Ooops! My Bad. Apparently Bud's still alive and kicking. There's hope for my love life yet.....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bud_Cort

LOL,
B.

Babette wrote:Ooops! My Bad. Apparently Bud's still alive and kicking. There's hope for my love life yet.....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bud_Cort

LOL,
B.

Why yes he is : ) http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001069/

I'm happy to help keep this going, and I'm really happy it isn't limited to just one movie.
(I just know I'm missing something vital. I'm hitting Submit before I change my mind AGAIN)

12 Angry Men
A Walk in the Clouds
All the President's Men
An Affair to Remember (both)
An American in Paris
The American President
Big
The Bishop’s Wife (NOT The Preacher's Wife)
The Black Stallion (& sequel)
Cape Fear (both)
Captain Corelli's Mandolin
Chicago
Tom Clancy movies (all)
Coma
The Company
Con Air
The Cotton Club
Devil’s Advocate
Excalibur
The Family Man
Fire Birds
Fire Down Below
French Kiss
Gettysburg
The Great Escape
Harry Potter movies (all)
Hope Floats
Hotel Rwanda
Indiana Jones movies (all)
It’s A Wonderful Life
The Last of the Mohicans
The Last Waltz
Legends of the Fall
Life Is Beautiful
The Lion In Winter
Lord of the Rings trilogy
The Maltese Falcon
Man from Snowy River (& seq.)
Medicine Man
Men in Black (both)
Midway
Miss Congeniality
Mr. Holland’s Opus
Murder at 1600
Murder on the Orient Express
The Name of the Rose
all Narnia movies
Nell
North and South
North by Northwest
Pat and Mike
Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Story
Pink Panther (all)
Pirates of the Caribbean (all)
Pretty Woman
Princess Bride
The Quiet Man
Rear Window
Regarding Henry
A River Runs Through It
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
The Rock
Sabrina (& remake)
Saving Private Ryan
Scent of a Woman
Schindler’s List
Serendipity
Shogun
Silverado
Singin' in the Rain
Sleepless in Seattle
Songcatcher
Star Wars (all)
The Sting
Sweet November
Tap
Three Days of the Condor
Under Siege
Water World
We Were Soldiers
When Harry Met Sally
While You Were Sleeping
The Wind and the Lion

marshaeb wrote:I'm happy to help keep this going, and I'm really happy it isn't limited to just one movie.
(I just know I'm missing something vital. I'm hitting Submit before I change my mind AGAIN)

12 Angry Men
A Walk in the Clouds
All the President's Men
An Affair to Remember (both)
An American in Paris
The American President . . . .

I think you may enjoy this website http://www.like-i-like.org I think it's developed by a person versus a company and I enjoyed putting in my preferences and which were in my library - maybe you will too : )

Edit: Nov 19 2008 Looks like this link doesn't work anymore. Too bad - I put in a lot of time checking how many stars I gave each movie in the database so that I could see which other movies it then suggested for me to see based on my reviews of the movies i had seen.

marshaeb wrote:...Saving Private Ryan...

The wnner hands down (Talk about a tough work day, how'd you like to look up and see "The Atlantic Wall").

The effect is further enhanced by following that up with "Band of Brothers".

SAG

Am I the freak here? You guys have mentioned so many of my favorites. But I must add "Gladiator".

Bad Santa.

Men in Black
Independence Day
Mars Attacks

Babette wrote:Bad Santa.

ooh....that's a classic.

You made me a wooden pickle? Why is it brown?

Mike

Thanks for the tip about ike-i-like, gasp. I'll check it out!!

Marsha

BTW, the Crowd Favorite - Blazing Saddles - just came on CMT 8 pm PDT.

Of course, after Bad Santa, I can't walk straight, nonetheless sit, so....

Yup, another perfectly fine summer day wasted in front of the TV. Well, I did wash about 50 gazillion NAII Test Drive mask parts, and scrubbed the patio chairs, and now I'm sewing snuggle hoses for my lovely Test Drivers... So not a total loss of a day.

LOL,
B.

If you like your movies very old, in French with English subtitles and very interesting special effects for its time, may I recommend "La Belle et la Bete"?

http://www.netcomuk.co.uk/~lenin/jean_cocteau_batb.html