What is your favorite movie of all time and why?
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"Friday" its a movie i've seen a million times with my brothers and we literally knew the movie word for word so thats what it reminds me of those good times we use to have but we are not as close as we use to be.
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Best movie has to be Terminator 2 Judgement Day...
The movie was way ahead of its time with the special effects...
Also time travel is one of my favorite plots...
Oh and Arnie being the good guy this time around.
Belly. Point. Blank. Period. Belly.
Today and Now, the Stuff is the best movie of all time.
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The Grey
Cracking film about the fragility of life and the hunger of the human spirit to fight against the dying of the light.
Morale of the story: it's not about success, it is about action, stand up and fight. Win lose or draw.
The Lord of the Rings
The Fellowship of the Ring is the first part of the trilogy of Lord of the Rings film adapted from a novel of the same title by J. R. R. Tolkien.
The film tells of the king of darkness Sauron who searched for "the ring" found by a young hobbit named Frodo Baggins. The destiny of the Middle Earth is threatened in an imbalance if it is not destroyed, on which Frodo and his eight companions joined in the Nine Ringers carry the ring to Mount Doom in Mordor for destruction.
I like the thrill of an adventure, therefore, I think this movie is the best movie of all time.
The passion of Christ.
It makes me appreciate what God did for me by forgiveness of my sins.
Mi Familia - maybe it was Edward James Olmos narrating, or the fly girl J Lo playing a young mom, or just seeing a movie about brown people whose characters are actually brown, or the acknowledgement that Repatriation happened (and still happens), or maybe just the age I was when I saw it.
Either way, I LOVE that movie.
And Selena.
Yeah, Selena is my favorite movie 🎥 🍿, something about my kids dancing 💃🏽 during the movie ...
Blended and my reasons are
I am between two, inception and the man from earth, the last one throws me a little more but both for the same reasons, they made me think about many things for a long time, I still do it every time I remember them and I think a good movie should make people think and feel a lot, However, I do not think they are to everyone's taste, for the same reason I suppose, but I highly recommend them.
Rambo
Because the movie tells about heroes, and the film also became the first war movie I watched. even in my area the name Rambo is very famous until now,
The most favorite movie is Mr.Bean.
the movie starring Rowan Atkinson can make us laugh laugh because of seeing his stupid behavior. I replayed this movie that I downloaded.
I have to say , "The Big Lebowski " , the dude abides.
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My favorite movie as at the moment is black panther.
Masterful superhero drama is unlike any other, featuring outstanding acting, breathtaking art direction, fascinating royal intrigue, memorable action sequences, and surprising depth. It's that depth -- of character, of storyline, of relevancy -- that makes Black Panther shine, as Boseman's T'Challa takes the mantle of king with enormous uncertainty about whether to share Wakanda's resources with the world. With the exception of his second-in-command W'Kabi (Kaluuya), T'Challa surrounds himself with an inner circle of influential women: Okoye, Nakia, his mother (Bassett), and his genius younger sister, scientist/tech inventor Shuri (Letitia Wright). Each of them contributes much to the story, with Gurira's spear-wielding Okoye the movie's clear scene-stealer, Wright the clever comic relief, and Nyong'o offering a wee bit of romance. Even the central villain, as played by frequent Coogler collaborator Jordan, is well-rounded and humanized, with the actor doing great work opposite the equally nuanced Boseman.
There's so much to appreciate in Black Panther, from its pulsing score, which features a soundtrack overseen by award-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar, to the mesmerizing cinematography courtesy of DP Rachel Morrison, gorgeous tribal costumes, and vibrant production design. There's not as much laugh-aloud banter as viewers may have come to expect from Marvel movies, but the beats of humor that are here, usually thanks to plucky Shuri or mountain-tribe leader M'Baku (Winston Duke), are extra funny. Ultimately the film's success comes down to the thoughtful, compelling storytelling from director Coogler and writer Joe Robert Cole, as interpreted by a terrific cast of actors. This isn't just another highly entertaining but formulaic superhero story; it's also poignant and powerful and earns its place toward the top of Marvel's films.
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