RagnaToad
Shake it like a polaroid picture

What gives?

What do you think of this: YouTube - The Lion King - Be Prepared (German)

I think it's hilarious, but then again, you living in
Belgium might not make it so. But still, it's uncanny.

Yeah it was years ago and the ending was ruined by some **** just blurting out the twist at the end, so i made no effort to stop hearing things about the movie from that point on

Yeah that's very true. I lot of those films I haven't yet seen. Though I have seen Scarface, and I can tell you it's really quite good. I'm surprised you haven't seen 2001 yet! Any self-respecting Kubrick fan would see that!

Looking forward to the poll (or whatever it morphs into, I trust you).

Tres bien! But I want to see yours! Do you get to pick?

Cheers dude, i'll take a look

I'll probably try and pick a list of my fav from each genre, or time perhaps.. hummmm

No, he's just making somebody an offer that he or she can't refuse. Sometimes that can be mistaken for air bass guitar.

You know that is going to be one of the hardest damn threads I have ever had to respond to??? I will work on my responce tonight at some point.

Thanks for letting me know! I'll get to work on it as soon as I can.

I think I listed my top 10 movies somewhere on this forum so will it be okay if I just do copy - paste, I'm lazy when it comes to writing and also my list will be always the same so I'll just copy my old list.

Sorry ^~ Maybe it's that avatar... just drives a woman mad I tell you!

Hmm.. well if you keep putting in the work and effort, you may be considered one day? I don't know how it works here, but I know that if you really want to try sometimes you will be rewarded for it ^^ I hope that you are <3

Thanks Ragna ^_^! I certainly am thinking about my top 10...
You're doing a great job. *Drops the formalities and just dives at you in a dramatic huggle* xD Eh-hem.

Shawshank Redemption is kind of a feel good movie. It's ending is so nice that it makes you want to cry. I've been there. Haven't cried, but almost.

That's a good move. I wouldn't vote for A Clockwork Orange, because I've never seen it. I've heard of it. And it has to be pretty good, because IMDB gave it an 8.5 out of 10. Although, some of the critics there are a little bit weird. They actually rated Rocky IV higher than Rocky V, even though all Rocky IV is is training sequences and 80's music, and despite the fact that Rocky V is a good movie. But yeah, it's a good idea. Fight Club is a pretty popular movie, and one that would attract votes.

Now, how to go about doing it. Maybe an elimination thread plus a poll. I'm not sure if you can do both of those in one, but if you could, I think that would work well. And it should probably be limited to movies older than five years. That way they would have been able to gain popularity, maybe.

You don't remember it as the best movie anymore because the truly amazing aspects of the film are too familiar to you. It will come back, unless you've just moved on of course.

And no I haven't even seen Fight Club. I'm meaning to, and I've got the e-book on my iPod, unfortunately unread. I'll get round to it once I've got some time to myself for a change.

MMMMMMM.... juicy oranges....

Hmm wut?

Yeah seeing a movie too close to the last time can deteriorate viewing pleasure, especially because when you watch a movie again after having missed it for at least six months you notice bits that are either new subtleties, or bits you'd just simply forgotten. When was the last time you watched it? No film, no matter how good, is better than the third time you watch it. The first time is bloody good, the second time you get a better grasp of the plot, and the third time is when you really pick up on music, cinematic techniques and acting talent that make an excellent film a great film. Kubrick is a perfectionist. But if you're too familiar with a film it is too hard to be amazed. Giving something a rest before going back to it is a great way to be re-enlightened about amazing scenes.