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Re: What's the best movie you have enter seen?

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Harry Potter movies :D
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cassidyh wrote:It's a tie between Dead Poets Society and American Beauty.
Yes to Dead Poets' Society, it's another all-time favorite of mine.
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The Big Lebowski is tough to beat.
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Dr. Strangelove or How I learned to stop worrying and love the Bomb
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I want to say "Lucy" This film is awesome, but there is a bit at the beginning that pisses me off. So whenever I watch I skip the first 10 mins or so and watch the rest in heaven.
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John Carpenter's
The Thing
the actors looked genuinely scared at times
Glad jo wiene ynteressant genôch om dit te oersetten!
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Dunkirk. Pretty much anything directed/written by Chris Nolan, to be honest, but Dunkirk really stands out. I couldn't look away and was on the edge of my seat for the entire film. I don't normally like war movies but you really don't want to miss Dunkirk.
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I would say it as 'The Notebook'. A film adaptation of novel of same name by Nicholas Sparks. It was heart touching and made me cry
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V for Vendette and dark knight
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I have a special rush when I hear Pirates of the Caribbean. This movie is associated with great memories so it will always be on my top list of favorite movies.

-- 08 Oct 2017, 23:43 --
Tridibesh wrote:V for Vendette and dark knight

Yesss V for vendetta was quite unique. It was a good movie.

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Continuum
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The matrix series...... Even though it was released some time ago, it had the most amazing graphics and plot. Which made it one of the best movies of the time
Her eyes were like the sun, glowing red hot in the darkness of light!
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I absolutely loved Life is Beautiful. It was so heartbreaking, yet beautiful. The Illusionist is another favourite of mine.
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The Fifth Element by far. Simple,fun and creative. Luc Besson was inspired by the comic book Valerian and Laureline so he created a world no one dared to before.
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Life is Beautiful is my favourite too! Close behind it are Sense and Sensibility and Hacksaw Ridge.
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