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[Sephzilla]

Alright WrassleGAF. I think we need some random Fav Five to get the convo juices flowing today.

Fav Five Favorite Movies

1. RoboCop (1987)
2. The Matrix
3. Aliens
4. Return of the Jedi
5. Die Hard

 

[Deleted member 47027]

Fave Five Movies? I'll do my best, but sometimes my mind gets changed...

5. Predator
4. Terminator 2
3. Universal Soldier
2. Blade Runner
1. First Blood

 

[Kaladin]

I see your fave five movies and raise you:

Fave Five Country Singers

1. Johnny Cash
2. Waylon Jennings
3. Hank Williams Sr.
4. Willie Nelson
5. George Jones

 

[¡HarlequinPanic!]

I see your fave five country singers and raise you a fave five waylons

waylon jennings
waylon mercy
waylon smithers
waylon yutani
waylon mercy again

fav movies is hard to pin down right now; but it'd probably include the wachowski's Speed Racer.

 

[FallingEdge]

This is just a Fav Five Movies (not of all time but it is up there)

1) Bloodsport
2) Rocky IV
3) Die Hard
4) Running Man
5) Dragons Forever

 

[Data West]

Can I just vote for Airplane! 5 times?

 

[Sephzilla]

I see your fave five movies and raise you:

Fave Five Country Singers

1. Johnny Cash
2. Waylon Jennings
3. Hank Williams Sr.
4. Willie Nelson
5. George Jones

1. Jeff Jarrett
2. Jeff Jarrett
3. Jeff Jarrett
4. Jeff Jarrett
5. Jeff Jarrett

 

[Kaladin]

1. Jeff Jarrett
2. Jeff Jarrett
3. Jeff Jarrett
4. Jeff Jarrett
5. Jeff Jarrett

What about Don Bass?

http://youtu.be/xVcCMSzPgGM?t=5m34s

 

[DMczaf]

1. Jeff Jarrett
2. Jeff Jarrett
3. Jeff Jarrett
4. Jeff Jarrett
5. Jeff Jarrett

But Road Dogg sang his songs!

 

[Aiii]

Fave Five Movies
5. Terminator 2
4. The Big Lebowski
3. Reservoir Dogs
2. Empire Strikes Back
1. The Godfather

And then there's at least 20 other movies that would be on this list if I made this on another day, because who has only five favorite movies? Miserable people that suck at life, that's who!

 

[Browny]

1) SW Episode 5
2) SW Episode 4
3) SW Episode 2
4) SW Episode 3
5) Big Trouble In Little China

Really:

1) Usual Suspects
2) Shaun Of The Dead
3) Hot Fuzz
4) Bourne Identity
5) Big Trouble In Little China

 

[Sephzilla]

And then there's at least 20 other movies that would be on this list if I made this on another day, because who has only five favorite movies? Miserable people that suck at life, that's who!

Fav Twenty doesn't have the same ring to it though

 

[¡HarlequinPanic!]

Alright after some real thinking here's five movies I really love

The Sixth Sense
Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory
Hot Fuzz
Speed Racer
No Country For Old Men

*high five browny!*

 

[Data West]

You know what movie holds up? Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
You know what movie doesn't hold up at all and more people should rewatch it before getting all nostalgic about it? Space Jam.

 

[British Monsoon]

1. The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
2. O Brother, Where Art Thou?
3. The Sting
4. Back to the Future
5. Young Frankenstein

 

[Sephzilla]

You know what movie holds up? Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
You know what movie doesn't hold up at all and more people should rewatch it before getting all nostalgic about it? Space Jam.

Yes. Roger Rabbit holds up fantastically.

 

[Aiii]

You know what movie holds up? Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
You know what movie doesn't hold up at all and more people should rewatch it before getting all nostalgic about it? Space Jam.

FACT.

On both accounts.

 

[¡HarlequinPanic!]

It does hold up, but its part of that weird "films made by amblin that are tailor made to have their sets plopped into a universal studios park after shooting wraps" that was all over the late 80s and early 90s, such as Hook or something.

I really like most of the movies and love that production style but it makes it feel distinctly dated :$

 

[strobogo]

Fave Five Methods of Suicide

1. Gunshot
2. Overdose
3. Jumping from tall building/plane
4. Carbon monoxide poisoning
5. Seppuku

 

[Nerdkiller]

Five random movies I just happen to like (no fave).

Spiderman 2.
2001: A Space Odyssey.
Blade Runner.
A.I. Artificial Intelligence.
The Plague Dogs.

 

[Sephzilla]

It does hold up, but its part of that weird "films made by amblin that are tailor made to have their sets plopped into a universal studios park after shooting wraps" that was all over the late 80s and early 90s, such as Hook or something.

I really like most of the movies and love that production style but it makes it feel distinctly dated :$

Hook definitely has that feel to it (I still love the movie though). In regards to Roger Rabbit, it was kind of intentionally designed that way.

What sucks about Roger Rabbit is that I don't think we'll ever get another movie that has as many "crossovers" in it like that again. Wreck it Ralph was probably the closest.

 

[Data West]

The Chinese Connection
Goodfellas
Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory
Annie Hall
The Warriors

 

[Gonzalez]

I see your fave five movies and raise you:

Fave Five Country Singers

1. Johnny Cash
2. Waylon Jennings
3. Hank Williams Sr.
4. Willie Nelson
5. George Jones

1. Curt Henning
2. Mickie James
3.The Real Double J, Jessie James
4.Jeff Jarrett
5. Chad Brock

 

[DMczaf]

Fave Five from WrassleGAF

Fuck y'all

 

[Gonzalez]

It does hold up, but its part of that weird "films made by amblin that are tailor made to have their sets plopped into a universal studios park after shooting wraps" that was all over the late 80s and early 90s, such as Hook or something.

Dick Tracy was another.

 

[¡HarlequinPanic!]

Hook definitely has that feel to it (I still love the movie though). In regards to Roger Rabbit, it was kind of intentionally designed that way.

What sucks about Roger Rabbit is that I don't think we'll ever get another movie that has as many "crossovers" in it like that again. Wreck it Ralph was probably the closest.

yeah we'll never see mickey mouse and bugs bunny share a screen again~

 

[Sephzilla]

Dick Tracy was another.

Does Dick Tracy hold up at all? It's literally been two decades since I've seen it.

Fuck y'all

 

[Sibersk Esto]

You know what movie holds up? Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
You know what movie doesn't hold up at all and more people should rewatch it before getting all nostalgic about it? Space Jam.

Roger Rabbit is magnificent. Space Jam was always garbage. Jordan is a terrible actor and it somehow managed to suck the funny away from all the Toons.

Fuck Lola Bunny

 

[Browny]

*high five browny!*

Like most, I could easily come up with 20 or so films I could watch over and over again... The yardstick by which I measure is the hypothetical situation of "I'm at home, there's nothing to do, I flick through a channel and find *insert name of film*, so I continue to watch it".

It goes higher if I decide to go to the channel+1 and watch it from the beginning. Bourne is a classic example (ITV show it all the time).

Edit: I have a free weekend in a couple of weeks - do I take the time to watch The Untouchables? I've never seen it, but I get the feeling I might like it?

 

[Sephzilla]

Roger Rabbit is magnificent. Space Jam was always garbage. Jordan is a terrible actor and it somehow managed to suck the funny away from all the Toons.

Fuck Lola Bunny

I'll defend Space Jam for a moment - Bill Murray absolutely owns every scene he's in though.

 

[¡HarlequinPanic!]

space jam DOES however have BILL MURRAY OUTTA NOWHERE for that 3rd act save.

Dick Tracy didnt' even hold up when it was first released, bruv

 

[Data West]

The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is also really high on my list as well. It's just hard to say, 'Well I guess I'll throw out Annie Hall for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.'

Plus, that list is already pretty action heavy. Can't slip in Demolition Man as much as I would want to. I'm actually less critical of movies than I am of a lot of other mediums. I love Men In Black a lot too.

 

[Nerdkiller]

Fuck Lola Bunny

I think there's a certain mindset on the internet who would read this literally.

Also, didn't they actually make her an interesting character in The Looney Tunes Show?

 

[Data West]

I think there's a certain mindset on the internet who would read this literally.

Also, didn't they actually make her an interesting character in The Looney Tunes Show?

She's like a Mickie James type in that show. That show which has no business being as good as it is.

 

[¡HarlequinPanic!]

real talk:

Mortal Kombat is high on my list ;___;

 

[jred2k]

Lots of Coens love, but no Fargo yet?

 

[Gonzalez]

Does Dick Tracy hold up at all? It's literally been two decades since I've seen it.

Visually it does hold up surprisingly well. Mostly because it's a period film, but also because the set, and costume designs have such a clean appearance to it when compared to Roger Rabbit. The only thing that doesn't hold up well when it comes to the visuals are some of the matte paintings that stick out more thanks to Blu-Ray.

The script on the other hand is so razor-thin that nothing really stands out about the plot. I don't really know if that really helps it hold up?

 

[slightconfuse]

Fav 5 movies do the top of my head

Commando
Oceans 11
Dredd(Carl urban)
Star Trek 4
Enter the dragon

 

[Mr. Luchador]

Fave Five Movies
5. Terminator 2
4. The Big Lebowski
3. Reservoir Dogs
2. Empire Strikes Back
1. The Godfather

And then there's at least 20 other movies that would be on this list if I made this on another day, because who has only five favorite movies? Miserable people that suck at life, that's who!

5. Goodfellas
4. Alien/Aliens
3. Ghostbusters
2. Resident Evil (I know...)
1. Die Hard

But then there's a whole bunch of movies I'll just watch when I can't think of anything else too. I have no 'fav order' just movies to pass the time with.

 

[Deleted member 47027]

5. Goodfellas
4. Alien/Aliens
3. Ghostbusters
2. Resident Evil (I know...)
1. Die Hard

But then there's a whole bunch of movies I'll just watch when I can't think of anything else too. I have no 'fav order' just movies to pass the time with.

I swear I'm not picking on you but

Alien and Aliens are SUCH different movies, you can't group them together.

 

[Gonzalez]

real talk:

Mortal Kombat is high on my list ;___;

That film was ahead of it's time.

All that snark in a Kung Fu action movie that was based on a 90's video game. MK was MCU, way before MCU was a thing.

 

[Browny]

2. Resident Evil (I know...)

It's entertainment, pure and simple. I don't think it would ever be mistaken for a classic, but it's a good / great way of spending / passing time. So many films fit into this category, in varying levels - mainly action films (Die Hards, REs, Transporters etc).

 

[strobogo]

And Goodfellas sucks. Mr. Luchador, we're trying to say you're a shitty human being.

 

[Khrysler Jerikho]

Joining in on the movie lists

Fave Five (animated) movies in no particular order

- Spirited Away
- Treasure Planet
- Who framed Roger Rabbit
- How to Train Your Dragon
- Evangelion 2.0


Fave Five non-animated movies

- Back to the Future
- Cruel Intentions
- The Matrix
- Notting Hill
- Rurouni Kenshin ( a Japanese film)

 

[Browny]

And Goodfellas sucks. Mr. Luchador, we're trying to say you're a shitty human being.

Hang on a sec - Ghostbusters is in there. Automatic redemption. I can't comment on Goodfellas (so many films I haven't seen), but I will defend Ghostbusters.

 

[Nerdkiller]

Joining in on the movie lists

Fave Five (animated) movies in no particular order

- Who framed Roger Rabbit

Roger Rabbit is still pretty much live action for the most part.

 

[Kaladin]

I've seen so many movies it's hard for me to nail down a Fave Five.

 

[Gonzalez]

5. Seven Samurai
4. For A Few Dollar More
3. City of God
2. Pulp Fiction
1. Robocop

 

[Nocturnowl]

I'm really feeling the Die Hard love in Wrasslegaf today, I'd give it my number 1 spot.

 

[jred2k]

And Goodfellas sucks. Mr. Luchador, we're trying to say you're a shitty human being.

Go getcha fuckin' shinebox.