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Highspeed created a LIST: 8 months ago

My Line-Up for the remainder of the month According to our MFC theme

1. Psycho

2. Boris Karloff's The Mummy

3. The Invisible Man

4. Abbot & Costello Meet Frankenstein

5. House on Haunted Hill

6. The Masque of Red Death

7. Carrie

8. Nightmare on Elm Street

9. Scream

10. The Descent

11. Piranha 3-D

12. Let the Right One In

13. Alien

14. Halloweentown

15. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (remake)

16. Child's Play

17. An American Werewolf in London

18. 28 Days Later

19. The Shining

20. Slither

21. The Vampire Lovers

22. The Lost Boys

23. The Omen

24. The Monster Squad

25. Hocus Pocus

26. Nightmare Before Christmas

27. Forgot to add animated: That would be It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown!

28. Extra viewings TBD

Highspeed created a LIST: 11 months ago

Halfway Mark - My 15 Most Anticipated Movies for the Rest of 2012

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1. Dark Knight Rises

2. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

3. Django Unchained

4. The Expendables 2

5. Skyfall

6. Argo

7. ParaNorman

8. Frankenweenie

9. Looper

10. The Bourne Legacy

11. Lawless

12. Gangster Squad

13. Flight

14. Wreck-It Ralph

15. Taken 2

Based on a list by JohnLocke2342

sLaShEr84 at 06:26 PM Jul 05

Dark Knight Rises.

Highspeed created a LIST: about 1 year ago

Women I Want to Have a Death Proof Lap Dance Scene With:

1. Mila Kunis

2. Danielle Harris

3. Rosario Dawson

4. Salma Hayek

5. Megan Fox

6. Gabrielle Union

7. Isla Fischer

8. Charlize Theron

9. Kristen Bell

10. Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Based on a list by horrorfan23

darknite125 at 02:14 PM Mar 15

All of them top notch choices my friend

Highspeed created a LIST: about 1 year ago

My Favorite Movie Scenes (No Order)

1. Terminator 2: Arnold steps out of the elevator and Sarah Connor freaks.

2. Stand By Me: Gordy pulls a gun

3. Good Will Hunting: "You dont owe it to yourself, you owe it to me."

4. Scream: Drew vs. Ghostface

5. The Matrix: Morpheus explains The Matrix

6. The Godfather Part II: Ending Birthday Dinner Scene

7. Tombstone: Doc Holliday meets Johnny Ringo

8. The Dark Knight: Joker interrogation

9. Scarface: Say goodnight to the bad guy.

10. Usual Suspects: The greatest trick the devil ever pulled ending scene

11. Saving Private Ryan: Storming the beach.

12. American History X: Full curb stop scene

13. Swingers: "It's like you almost miss the pain" pep talk

14. Pulp Fiction: Ending Restaurant scene.

15. Kill Bill 2: Bill's Superman speech.

16. Toy Story 3: Andy's Goodbye

17. Inglorious Basterds: Entire bar sequence

18. Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part II: Snape's Story

19. The Patriot: Benjamin Martin's Tomahawk massacre.

20. Warrior: The final fight

21. The Shining: "Wendy, you got a surprise comin' to you."

Based on a list by HTX0811

JohnLocke2342 at 08:57 PM Mar 03

#19- my friends and I are massive Braveheart fans so naturally we watched The Patriot hundreds of time on DVD in high school... We were always in unanimous agreement that Gibson totally channeled some William Wallace during that epic scene.

Highspeed at 09:25 PM Mar 03

Everything about it was perfect. Gibson's rage in that last bit mixed with the music. Fuggedaboutit.

horrorfan23 at 09:31 PM Mar 03

That's why we won the war.

Highspeed created a LIST: over 1 year ago

My 2011 Golden Schmoes Votes!

1. Favorite Movie of the Year: Warrior

2. Worst Movie of the Year: Jack and Jill

3. Best Director of the Year: Nicolas Winding Refn (Drive)

4. Best Screenplay of the Year: Moneyball

5. Most Overrated Movie of the Year: Bridesmaids

6. Most Underrated Movie of the Year: Drive

7. Trippiest Movie of the Year: Tree of Life

8. Best Comedy of the Year: Horrible Bosses

9. Best Horror Movie of the Year: Attack the Block

10. Best Animated Movie of the Year: Rango

11. Best Sci-Fi Movie of the Year: Rise of the Planet of the Apes

12. Best Special Effects of the Year: Rise of the Planet of the Apes

13. Biggest Disappointment of the Year: Cowboys & Aliens

14. Biggest Surprise of the Year: Rise of the Planet of the Apes

15. Best Actor of the Year: Michael Fassbender (Shame)

16. Best Actress of the Year: Rooney Mara (GWTDT)

17. Best Supporting Actor of the Year: Nick Nolte (Warrior)

18. Best Supporting Actress of the Year: Octavia Spencer (The Help)

19. Breakthrough Performance of the Year: Michael Fassbender (X-Men: First Class)

20. Favorite Celebrity of the Year: Ryan Gosling

21. Coolest Character of the Year: The Driver (Drive)

22. Best Music in a Movie: Drive

23. Favorite Movie Poster of the Year: Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

24. Best DVD/Blu-Ray of the Year: Lord of the Rings Extended Addition

25. Best Action Sequence of the Year: Climbing the Dubai building (Mission Impossible)

26. Most Memorable Scene: Elevator Scene (Drive)

27. Best T&A of the Year: Paula Patton (Mission Impossible)

28. Best Line of the Year: "Go fuck yourself!" (X-Men: First Class)

leesemarie at 01:32 PM Feb 10

#28

TheChanges23 at 01:35 PM Feb 10

Awesome Choices Speed!

Cochise at 02:19 PM Feb 10

good stuff, thanks for making this!

#10 - I really wanted to give it to Tintin as that was such a good surprise and such a good, solid flick that I think is pretty overlooked, BUT Rango surprised me even more, so I gotta agree!

Highspeed created a LIST: over 1 year ago

Top 10 of 2011

1. Rise of the Planet of the Apes

2. Warrior

3. Drive

4. Attack the Block

5. The Muppets

6. X Men: First Class

7. Super 8

8. Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2

9. Hugo

10. I Saw The Devil

Terminal_83 at 02:25 PM Dec 19

Great list!

sLaShEr84 at 02:37 PM Dec 19

Number Three.

LelekPL at 05:06 PM Dec 19

We have a lot of the same movies on our lists so I approve this list ;)

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Highspeed created a LIST: over 1 year ago

Best Movies of My Life

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1. 1988 - Die Hard

2. 1989 - Batman

3. 1990 - Total Recall

4. 1991 - Terminator 2: Judgment Day

5. 1992 - Reservoir Dogs

6. 1993 -Jurassic Park

7. 1994 - Lion King

8. 1995 - Apollo 13

9. 1996 - Scream

10. 1997 - Titanic

11. 1998 - Saving Private Ryan

12. 1999 - The Matrix

13. 2000 - American Psycho

14. 2001 -The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring

15. 2002 - Spider Man

16. 2003 - The Lord of the Rings: Return of the Thing

17. 2004 - The Incredibles

18. 2005 - Batman Begins

19. 2006 - The Departed

20. 2007 - Gone Baby Gone

21. 2008 - The Dark Knight

22. 2009 - Star Trek

23. 2010 - Toy Story 3

24. 2011 - Rise of the Planet of the Apes

Based on a list by justbink07

nerd85 at 10:19 AM Oct 24

I remember doing a list similar to this. All good picks, my friend. Haven't seen #24 yet, but I'll watch anything Apes-related.

brianandmichelle at 10:25 AM Oct 24

Great selections! I think the only one I haven't seen yet is Gone baby, gone.

Threat Poet at 12:37 PM Oct 24

That's a bad ass list, dude.

Highspeed created a LIST: over 1 year ago

MFC Halloween Survey

1. What animals are you afraid of?- Spiders, we have some in my neck of the woods that can seriously fuck you up when your asleep if your infested, probably even fatally.

2. Are you afraid of clowns?- Nope. Can't say that I am.

3. Are you claustophobic- Haven't really been in a situation where I can give you one answer or the other on that.

4. What urban legends scared you as a kid (or now)?- La Llorona. Countless friends mothers have told us that story while I stayed the night and we stayed up said nights scared shitless as kids.

5. Do you have any phobias?- I really don't. Which is weird.

6. What else are you afraid of- Home invaders. Watched some movies as a kid that maybe my mom shouldn't have let me watch as a kid and it's kinda stuck with me. I had to go to a child shrink over it awhile back it led to insomnia as a kid.

7. Do you believe in any cryptozoologic creatures?-I have an open mind

8. What movies scared you as a kid?- Nightmare on Elm Street. Dreams were a big deal to me as a youngin. So the premise to this franchise hit home lol

9. What movies scared you as an adult?- The Strangers. The ending of that movie fucked with me when I first saw it. It's the horror movies that are grounded in reality that get me these days.

10. Favorite Universal Monster- Dracula

11. Favorite fictional horror villain- Freddy Krueger. The son of a bitch gets shit done and taunts you while he does it.

12. Favorite real life serial killer- What a weird way to put the question but my mom is a Psych major who is interested in the mindset of serial killers and we've talked alot about the Zodiac Killer

13. Have you ever experienced the paranormal?- Me not personally. But many superstitious family stories have reached my ears. Stories that have freaked me out a little.

14. What would you do if you thought your house was haunted?- Invite my realtor over for dinner, handcuff them to the stairs kick em in their most private of situations then fucking bounce.

15. Are you superstitious- Like I said. I have an open mind. Never had any experiences personally but have heard stories that have gotten me curious.

Based on a list by WalkAway

Threat Poet at 06:10 PM Oct 10

Number 14 - ROFL!!

horrorfan23 at 06:30 PM Oct 10

Spiders are really the number #1 source of fear on MFC.

Highspeed at 06:31 PM Oct 10

Ahem.....oops.

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Highspeed created a LIST: over 1 year ago

Movies that I watched and couldn't stop thinking about for a long time post viewing.

1. Gone Baby Gone: Ben Affleck's directorial debut personified movies that make you think. After the viewing in the theater me and my mom spent at least an hour discussing what we would do if were put into the shoes of Casey Affleck in the situation he had to confront in that movie. I wish more movies did this.

2. Requiem for a Dream: A stylized film showing us what drug addiction could do to a human beings soul. The first time I saw this it hit home because I had people close to me that were suffering through some pretty hardcore addictions. I saw it again recently and it still drop kicked me in the chest.

3. Cinema Paradiso: My favorite coming of age film. The tool to tell the story was the love of Cinema. Two generations of it even. It told the view to reach for what you want and never look back, just keep going forward. Who couldn't relate to that? And that end scene moved me to tears, perfect.

4. Brick: Here is the movie that made JGL one of my favorite actors working today. Loved the Noir feel, the movie had so much style and great performances from all involved that made the whole thing work. As a matter of fact I think it's time to watch it again.

5. Toy Story 3: I felt these toys were just as much mine as they were Andy's. Such a great story filled with great characters and plenty of touching moments. That incinerator scene was heavy and came out of nowhere. It was awesome. This trilogy will stay with me to infinity and beyond.

6. The Dark Knight: Now personally, I think Batman Begins was the superior film. But needless to say it was Heath Ledger's turn as the Joker and the themes that his character presented for our caped crusader that made this sequel stay with me. Simply awesome.

7. The Mist: This was a great horror movie on it's own. But add watching it in black and white just made it all the more better. And of course the climax grabbed me by the balls and refused to let go. And they STILL hurt.

8. Titanic: Once the shit the fan, er the iceberg rather...it was a sight to see.

9. Saw: The granddaddy of a lot of the horror films that have been thrown our way over the years. The story just had me hooked from the get go AND the payoff at the end was satisfying and spawned...well...you know the story.

10. Last Temptation of Christ: The Passion was a great film and everything, but this movie took a nose dive so much deeper into it's own story that it was hard not to be fascinated by what was going on. Good job Scorsese

Based on a list by wallcrawler383

Threat Poet at 03:14 PM Sep 28

Great list, bro. Number 1 was a real mind-bender for me after I saw it...

TheChanges23 at 03:51 PM Sep 28

Great times at the movies man! Cool List!

timmyd at 05:25 PM Sep 28

VERY COOL .

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Highspeed created a LIST: over 1 year ago

Top Horror films from the year I was born (1988)

1. Child's Play

2. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers

3. The Blob

4. They Live

5. Friday the 13th Part 7: New Blood

6. Hellbound: Hellraiser 2

7. Killer Klowns from Outer Space

8. Brain Damage

9. Sleepaway Camp 2

10. Spellbinder

Nite Owl at 01:38 PM Sep 21

Nice!

randychico at 01:47 PM Sep 21

ohh I should do this... 1980 brought in a LOT of horror

Highspeed created a LIST: over 1 year ago

My Cinematic Range of Emotions

1. Movie that makes you cry the most: What Dreams May Come (the theme of loss in this movie hits home)

2. Movie that brightens up your day: The Incredibles

3. Movie that makes you paranoid: Eye for an Eye (another home invasion movie that for some reason my mom let me watch as a kid)

4. Movie that scares you silly: The Strangers (the idea of home invasion is what fucks me up)

5. Movie that angers you: Dear Zachary (Watch it and you'll know where I'm coming from.

6. Movie that brings you to gut-busting laughter: Role Models

7. Movie that makes you contemplate on life: Magnolia

8. Movie that disgusted you to no end: Little Nicky

9. Movie that surprised you: Rise of the Planet of the Apes

10. Movie that made you believe in love: Forrest Gump

11. Movie that made you extremely disappointed: Righteous Kill

12. Movie that bored you to tears: Napolean Dynamite

13. Movie that gave you hope: 8 Mile (I can relate to conquering that fear that keeps you from going for what you want.

14. Movie that enthralled you: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

Based on a list by horrorfan23

darthpaul64 at 12:40 PM Sep 07

Dear Zachary could easily take the #1 and #5 spot. It took my #1.

Highspeed created a LIST: almost 2 years ago

Kevin Smith Ranked (Happy Birthday Kevin)

1. Dogma

2. Chasing Amy

3. Zack and Miri Make a Porno

4. Clerks

5. Clerks 2

6. Mallrats

7. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

8. Jersey Girl

9. Cop Out

Based on a list by cerealkiller182

brianandmichelle at 08:48 AM Aug 02

I think the last two are gonna be pretty consistant in most everyones lists. LOL

Highspeed created a LIST: almost 2 years ago

Movies I've watched recently.

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (9/10)

2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (8/10)

3. Insidious (9/10)

4. Lincoln Lawyer (6/10)

5. Source Code (7/10)

6. The Thing (8/10)

7. Evil Dead (9/10)

8. Boyz N The Hood (10/10)

9. Event Horizon (7/10)

10. Whip It (7/10)

Highspeed created a LIST: almost 2 years ago

Random Getting-to-Know-You Questions

1. What's Your Home Town - Rota, Spain

2. What Makes You Stand Out in a Crowd - My energy, I'm hyper, and it rubs off on people.

3. Preferred Hot Drink - Just your standard hot coco

4. What Type of Drunk Are You - The I love you drunk.

5. Standard Outfit - Button up shirts, jeans, jean shorts at this time of year.

6. Skill People Don't Expect You to Have - I'm pretty good at freestyle rap. Did it all through high school to entertain people during lunch.

7. What Makes You Good at Your Job - The only jobs I've had my supervisors have dug how I am with people I guess I have that going for me.

8. The First Album You Bought - A Bone Thugz N Harmony cd. Got chewed out for it cuz I bought it with my cousin when I was out one day and wasn't supposed to be listening to Parental Advisory cd's back in those days.

9. Hobby Most People Don't Know You Have - Drawing.

10. Look Around and Name Five Objects That Catch Your Eye - A random chair sitting in the corner of my living room, a painting of two ships firing at eachother at sea, a candle hanging on the wall, my wii, and the fan keeping me from dying.

11. Thing You'll Never Grow Out Of - Saturday morning cartoons.

12. Piercings and Tattoos - The name of a friend who passed away on my forearm.

Based on a list by G-Funk

Highspeed at 12:08 PM Jul 11

Haha if we ever put together an MFC convention you're on.

randychico at 12:41 PM Jul 11

^That would be awesome

Threat Poet at 12:44 PM Jul 11

Nice getting to know you Highspeed. I shall copy this list with or without your permission.

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Highspeed created a LIST: almost 2 years ago

Ten Movies I watched Repeatedly as a child

1. Terminator 2: Judgment Day

2. Hook

3. The Lost Boys

4. The Mighty Ducks

5. The Lion King

6. Free Willy

7. Pete's Dragon

8. Peter Pan

9. A Goofy Movie

10. Batman Returns

11. The Nightmare Before Christmas

12. The Goonies

13. Aladdin

14. Young Guns

15. The Fox and the Hound

Based on a list by AlmostFamous91

WalkAway at 08:57 AM Jul 10

9. ahh I forgot about that one!

randychico at 01:03 PM Jul 10

I thought you said 10 ya cheater ;p, I remember going to see FreeWIlly at the drive in :) good times

Highspeed at 01:36 PM Jul 10

Got a little carried away lol.

Highspeed created a LIST: almost 2 years ago

The Ten Films That Shaped My Life , and turned me into the Movie Freak I Am

1. Terminator 2: Judgment Day: As a youngster I put my family members through viewing after viewing of this movie that by now I'm sure they hate. But my love for this movie and how it made me feel as kid has never wavered and never will.

2. Good Will Hunting: This movie turned me on to how an actors performance and the dialogue given to then or improved can make a movie into a masterpiece without all the grandeur of a big blockbuster. I love it.

3. Jurassic Park: That first glimpse of the T Rex, nuff said.

4. The Lost Boys: This is just such a fun movie to watch every time. I had been on a Kiefer Sutherland kick before I saw this movie for the first time and when I eventually did it hooked me. The mystery surrounding the vampires is what pulled me in.

5. The Lion King: We all love disney, but this is the old school disney movie that I could never get enough of. Adored Rafiki

6. The Godfather: I watched this for the first time with my aunts boyfriend when I was a freshmen in high school and it turned me on to a whole world of mafia movies that I just fuckin love.

7. Goodfellas: Love the raw almost documentary feel this movie has. After watching Godfather so many times my dad told me you wanna see a movie about how the mob really is watch Goodfellas. I did. Then I hugged him afterwards.

8. Hook: Nostalgic childhood reasons, this movie fed my imagination for years.

9. Batman: When Tim Burton was kickin ass. Loved the whole atmosphere that his adaptions brought to the table.

10. The Breakfast Club: Another movie that managed to keep me entertained then and now with a bunch of shits discussing their teen angst. Any film that can pull that off is aces in my book.

11. Stand By Me: This, this really should be self explanatory

Based on a list by timmyd

Righteous_faustus at 11:10 PM Jun 02

very good stuff here man and totally agree with you on number 3.

Threat Poet at 02:23 AM Jun 03

#1 - Greatest Cameron movie ever! It don't get no better.
#2 - If this doesn't make you cry, nothing will. Intense acting.
#3 - No argument, needed.
#4 - "People are strange, when you're a stranger."
#6 - My Uncle Jerry turned me onto this classic. Cheers!
#7 - Why Martin Scorcese is THE MAN!
#9 - That score at the beginning give me the chills!
#10 - John Hughes' timeless classic.
#11 - No explanation needed. Great King adaptation.

timmyd at 08:43 AM Jun 03

FAN-FUCKING-TASTIC !!

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Highspeed created a LIST: almost 2 years ago

My Perfect Mate

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1. Adventerous

2. Goal oriented

3. Family oriented

4. Good sense of humor

5. Self-respecting

6. Trusting

7. Has to like movies obviously I think that's gonna be on all our lists

8. Has to be able to carry good conversation

9. Knows how to be feminine but also feels comfortable being one of the guys (you all know the type)

10. Lady in the streets, a freak in the sheets (people have needs)

Based on a list by goNADSgo69

JenGirl824 at 09:13 PM May 29

BEST QUALITY EVER! Lady in the streets, a freak in the sheets (people have needs)

horrorfan23 at 09:14 PM May 29

#10: "I said Yeah!"

Highspeed created a LIST: almost 2 years ago

Top 10 TriStar films!

1. Terminator 2: Judgment Day

2. Hook

3. The Hitcher

4. Jerry Maguire

5. Donnie Brasco

6. Total Recall

7. Rambo: First Blood Part II

8. Rudy

9. Glory

10. Universal Soldier

leesemarie at 10:21 PM May 25

sexcellent list. love all of these

nerd85 at 05:51 AM May 26

Hook is a favorite of mine.

JohnLocke2342 at 09:18 AM May 26

great list dude

Highspeed created a LIST: almost 2 years ago

My Most Anticipated Movies for the rest of Summer

1. Super 8

2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2

3. The Tree of Life

4. Cowboys & Aliens

5. X-Men First Class

6. Captain America: The First Avenger

7. Green Lantern

8. The Hangover Part II

9. Winnie the Pooh

10. Transformers:Dark of the Moon

Based on a list by JohnLocke2342

Highspeed created a LIST: about 2 years ago

Favorite Films By Director

1. Stanley Kubrick - The Shining

2. The Wachowski Brothers - The Matrix

3. Ridley Scott - Blade Runner

4. Peter Jackson - The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring

5. Danny Boyle - 28 Days Later

6. Sam Raimi - The Evil Dead

7. Woody Allen - Annie Hall

8. The Coen Brothers - Barton Fink

9. Akira Kurosawa - Rashomon

10. Ron Howard - A Beautiful Mind

11. John Hughes - The Breakfast Club

12. Guy Ritchie - Snatch

13. Martin Scorsese - Taxi Driver

14. Kevin Smith - Dogma

15. Paul Verhoven - Robocop

16. David Cronenberg - A History of Violence

17. Sergio Leone - Once Upon A Time in America

18. Paul Thomas Anderson - Magnolia

19. Richard Linklater - A Scanner Darkly

20. John Carpenter - Halloween

21. Christopher Nolan - The Dark Knight

22. Jason Reitman - Up In The Air

23. Clint Eastwood - Mystic River

24. Terry Gilliam - Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

25. Steven Soderbergh - Out of Sight

26. Quentin Tarantino - Pulp Fiction

27. M Night Shyamalan - Unbreakable

28. Wes Anderson - Fantastic Mr. Fox

29. Zack Snyder - Dawn of the Dead

30. Ang Lee - Brokeback Mountain

31. Darren Aronofsky - The Wrestler

32. Alfred Hitchcock - Rear Window

33. George Lucas - American Graffiti

34. Michael Mann - Heat

35. David Lynch - Lost Highway

36. Robert Zemeckis - Back to the Future trilogy

37. James Cameron - Terminator 2: Judgement Day

38. Oliver Stone - Wall Street

39. Hayao Miyazaki - Ponyo

40. Sylvester Stallone - Rambo

41. Francis Ford Coppola - The Godfather

42. Roman Polanski - The Pianist

43. Tony Scott - True Romance

44. Edgar Wright - Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

45. Robert Rodriguiez - Sin City

46. Richard Donner - The Goonies

47. David Fincher - Se7en

48. Guillermo del Toro - Pan's Labyrinth

49. Adam Green - Frozen

50. Stephen Speilberg - Schindlers List

Based on a list by tbondrage99

Highspeed created a LIST: about 2 years ago

My Film Resume

1. Your favorite film of all time: Good Will Hunting

2. Your most hated film of all time: Napolean Dynamite

3. The film that makes you happy every time you watch it: Hook

4. The film that makes you cry everytime: Fox and the Hound

5. The craziest film you've ever seen: Fight Club

6. The sexiest film you've ever seen: Basic Instinct

7. Your favorite movie starring your favorite actor: American History X (Edward Norton)

8. Your favorite movie starring your favorite actress: Bridges of Madison County (Meryl Streep)

9. The scariest film you've ever seen: The Shining

10. The funniest film you've ever seen: 40 Year Old Virgin

11. The oldest film you've ever seen: Birth of a Nation

12. Your favorite decade in movies: Tie between 70's and 90's

13. The most controversial movie you've ever seen: Citizen Kane (Orson attacked that fucker)

14. Your first R-rated movie: Terminator 2: Judgment Day

15. Your favorite movie by your favorite director: Raging Bull (Martin Scorsese)

16. The movie that turned you into a movie geek: The Godfather

17. The first film you saw nudity in (male or female): The Terminator

18. The movie that you can quote word for word: Wayne's World

19. The movie you would most like to be in: American Pie (no shortage of sluts)

20. Your most anticipated movie currently: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II

21. Your favorite animated movie: Toy Story

22. Your favorite foreign film: The Bicycle Thief

23. The movie you would use to torture your enemies: Grown Ups

24. The least scariest film you've ever seen: Nightmare on Elm Street Remake

25. The movie you thought you would hate, but you love: Tron: Legacy

26. The movie you thought you would love, but you hated: Transformers Revenge of the Fallen

27. Post image of your favorite "Holy Shit" moment.

Based on a list by horrorfan23

randychico at 02:58 PM Mar 18

#5 you need to get your crazy on if that's the craziest movie you've seen
#9 ohh good one!
#20 ohh Im changing my answer to this!

Righteous_faustus at 03:05 PM Mar 18

#3 man, that one gets me every time too, maybe it's cause you just spend so much time with copper and todd or maybe I am just so sensitive to animals and friendship haha.

horrorfan23 at 06:27 PM Mar 18

#19: Truer words were never spoken.

Highspeed created a LIST: about 2 years ago

MFC Meme

1. First Name (if you're cool with that)? Paul

2. Explanation of Your MFC Name? It was the title of my favorite rap song back in 2001. From 2pac.

3. Movie Character You Can Relate With the Most? Gordy from Stand By Me. Cuz I'm a writer.

4. Most Hated Movie Character? Miss Carmody from The Mist. I've had bad dreams of a character like what she portrayed. Total evil bitch.

5. Boo Radley? Meh.

6. Do You Know Any Other Schmoes IRL? No but I want to. If I could trade knowing alot of the people I know in real life for being able to kick back and drink a brew with all of you schmoes I would do it in a heartbeat. You all are so money.

7. How Long Have You Been On MFC? A couple of years now I think?

8. How Did You Hear About MFC? I've been visiting JoBlo since 2001. Do the math, yo. :)

9. Where Was Your Profile Pic Taken? My bathroom. That vest I'm wearing was a gift from my cousins wifes grandmother.

10. Favorite Animated Character? Simba. Dude took responsibility and went back home and fucked shit up.

11. Favorite Robot? T-1000. "Say, that's a nice bike."

12. Have You Ever Written A Screenplay? Yep I've written a couple and am writing one write now for my screenwriting class. 12 pages.

13. What Movie Would You Live In If You Could? I'm with quidditchmom with the Harry Potter universe. It's so vast the amount of detail JK Rowling put into creating it is nothing short of amazing.

14. Ever Meet A Celebrity? No I can't say that I have.

15. Dont You Think It's Fucking Obnoxious That Those Little Shit Kids Always Try And Take Lucky's Lucky Charms? I wanna blow out all their fuckin kneecaps.

16. What Picture Are You Attaching To This? Photo my ex took of me writing an outline for one of my scripts while we retreated to the lake for the weekend.

17. Favorite Dinosaur: Forgot to add this up higher on the list but it's Littlefoot from Land Before Time. Determined little shit.

Righteous_faustus at 11:41 AM Mar 17

#6 is so true!

randychico at 12:36 PM Mar 17

Ugh... Mis Carmody is part of my triumvirate of hateful characters.. curious how two of them are Stephen King characters

YoshioKun13 at 01:32 AM Mar 19

11. - Yes, another T-1000 backer!

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Movies I love starting with each letter of the Alphabet

1. American History X

2. Batman Returns

3. Chasing Amy

4. Donnie Brasco

5. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

6. Forrest Gump

7. Good Will Hunting

8. Hook

9. Insomnia

10. Jurassic Park

11. Kick Ass

12. Lost Boys

13. Monsters Inc.

14. New Jack City

15. O, Brother Where Art Thou?

16. Pan's Labyrinth

17. Quantam of Solace

18. Rebel Without A Cause

19. Stand By Me

20. Toy Story

21. Unbreakable

22. Vertigo

23. War of the Worlds

24. X-Men 2: X-Men United

25. Young Guns

26. Zoolander

Based on a list by wallcrawler383

TheChanges23 at 09:42 PM Mar 13

Awesome List!

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My Favorite Movie Endings (No Particular Order)

1. The Usual Suspects: "And just like that...he's gone."

2. Toy Story: "Wow a puppy."

3. Young Guns II: "So you ask me if I have scars...yes sir, I have my scars." Just always loved that quote.

4. Forrest Gump: "You do know this is the bus to school don't you?" "Yes and you are Dorothy Harris and I am Forrest Gump."

5. The Godfather Part III: That ending alone is what makes the third entry just as legendary as the first two.

6. The Departed: ".....Ok."

7. Good Will Hunting: "Son of a bitch stole my line."

8. Mystic River: Gotta love that last nonverbal confrontation between Penn and Bacon

9. Gone Baby Gone: It kicks you in the nuts.

10. Revenge of the Sith: The ending sequence after that damn "nooooooooo."

Highspeed at 06:45 PM Mar 04

You're not alone man, first westerns I fell in love with.

Nite Owl at 07:19 PM Mar 04

Love the end of The Departed.

lordtyler912 at 08:03 AM Mar 05

Love number 1... Nice list!

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Top 10 Ving Rhames

1. Pulp Fiction as Marcellus Wallace

2. Out of Sight as Buddy Bragg

3. Con Air as Diamond Dog

4. Baby Boy as Melvin

5. Mission Impossible as Luther

6. I Now Pronunce You Chuck and Larry as Fred Duncan

7. Dawn of the Dead as Sgt Kenneth Hall

8. Back in the Day as J-Bone

9. Pirahna 3-D as Deputy Fallon

10. Kojack as Theo Kojack

Invidtus at 05:32 PM Feb 24

Kenneth=badass

Righteous_faustus at 07:29 PM Feb 24

Love #1

JohnLocke2342 at 08:43 PM Feb 24

love all of these

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Quotes I'm Always Quoting

1. "And just what do you think you are doing mr. smee?"-Disney's Peter Pan

2. "Nice."-Finding Nemo

3. "Say hello to my little friend." (dont ask :/)-Scarface

4. "You're killing me smalls."-The Sandlot

5. "And you know this man."-Friday

6. "J'mon"-Rush Hour

7. "You must be outside yo mind."-Remember The Titans

8. "Nice fuckin game, nice fuckin game."-Goodfellas

9. "To be continued."-Pulp Fiction

10. "You're my kind of motherfucker."-Talk to Me

11. Honorable TV Mention: "What goes on here?"-Hey Arnold

MJZ at 11:44 AM Feb 03

can't go wrong with #5

randychico at 11:48 AM Feb 03

Smeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!?

Great list man

girlcreeture at 12:33 PM Feb 03

Smee is so much to say!

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The 5 W's of 2010!

1. Who: Hit Girl from Kick-Ass- Such a bad ass little girl and Chloe Moretz portrayed her perfectly. "Shows over motherfuckers." More please.

2. What: The Time Machine in Hot Tub Time Machine-Come on let's face it. If we had a time machine to access any point in our lives, especially the 80's? Fuck Doc Browns paradox speech.

3. When: The future in the Book of Eli-If I had to imagine what the world would look like thirty years after it fucked itself, this movie picked my brain.

4. Where: China in Karate Kid-The movie was actually pretty good and the visuals of that country and the culture in it made the movie ten times better.

5. Why: Step-Up 3D-K, now this should be self explanatory.

6. Honorable Mentions: Who (The crew of Expendables), What (The train in Unstoppable), When (Robin Hood, sucker for period pieces), Where (Canada in Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, cuz well yeah) Why (Eclipse, Killers, Vampires Suck, Marmaduke, Furry Vengeance...ok let me stop)

randychico at 10:37 AM Dec 07

Das is intersting.... Everytime I think about the Karate Kid those are exactly the reasons why I enjoyed as much as I did

lordtyler912 at 01:50 PM Dec 07

Awesome! imma do one of my own.

ThatGuy09 at 11:45 PM Dec 07

Unique concept for a list!

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Favorites From Every Year I've Been Alive (I caved)

1. 1988: Die Hard

2. 1989: Batman

3. 1990: Goodfellas

4. 1991: Terminator 2: Judgment Day

5. 1992: Reservoir Dogs

6. 1993: Schindler's List

7. 1994: Forrest Gump

8. 1995: Toy Story

9. 1996: Jerry Maguire

10. 1997: Good Will Hunting

11. 1998: Saving Private Ryan

12. 1999: The Matrix

13. 2000: O Brother, Where Art Thou?

14. 2001: The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring

15. 2002: Signs

16. 2003: Mystic River

17. 2004: The Incredibles

18. 2005: Batman Begins

19. 2006: The Departed

20. 2007: Gone Baby Gone

21. 2008: The Wrestler

22. 2009: Up In The Air

23. 2010: Toy Story 3

randychico at 01:15 PM Nov 21

Nice.. the only film here I can't say I liked is Signs but I love the rest

rriddle at 01:16 PM Nov 21

Great list, dude!

Gemma_ at 02:40 PM Nov 21

Yep good list, not seen a few on here so may check them out :-)

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Top 10 Time Travel flicks!

1. Back to the Future Trilogy

2. The Terminator/Terminator 2: Judgment Day

3. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

4. 12 Monkeys

5. Donnie Darko

6. Time Machine (02)

7. Butterfly Effect

8. Army of Darkness

9. Meet the Robinsons (fun family movie)

10. Hot Tub Time Machine

11. Honorable Mentions: Star Trek (09), Flight of the Navigator (nostalgic reasons), Frequency

WalkAway at 12:26 PM Nov 21

It's weird but I hate time travel. It always makes things way too complicated and is sometimes used as such a cop-out like in HP.

randychico at 12:40 PM Nov 21

^Totally get what your saying (that's why I remember liking Primer) and even The Butterfly Effect.. I think I made like a list where I said it... *goes to look for it*

randychico at 12:45 PM Nov 21

*blows dust off an old list* Ahh, here we go http://www.moviefancentral.com/randychico/top10s/4848 Check out #8

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Top 10 Movie Mark Out Moments!

1. Al Pacino/Robert DeNiro Diner Scene in Heat!

2. Suited Darth Vader appearance in Revenge of the Sith!

3. First sight of Woody in the first scene of Toy Story 3!

4. Watchin Heath Ledger do his thing the first time I watched The Dark Knight.

5. Freddy vs. Jason

6. The ending of Usual Suspects.

7. The ending of Interview with the Vampire.

8. All of Rocky 6.

9. Arnie's cameo in Expendables.

10. Superman airplane rescue in Superman Returns

11. Honorable Mention: Al Pacino/Andy Garcia reunion in Ocean's Thirteen. (I dug Godfather 3)

tbondrage99 at 01:12 PM Sep 26

Fun List!

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Top 10 Kiefer Sutherland Roles that aren't Jack Bauer!

1. Curtis Freley in Truth or Consequences N.M.-"Everybody that knows the game understands the rules. Their the good guy I'm the bad guy, it's their job to catch me, it's my job not to get caught."

2. David in the Lost Boys-"You'll never grow old Michael, and you'll never die...but you must feed."

3. 'Doc' Scurlock in Young Guns 1 & 2-"William H. Boney, you...are not...a god."

4. Ace Merrill in Stand By Me-"Would you two just shut the fuck up. If either one of you assholes had two thousand dollars I'd kill ya both."

5. The Caller in Phone Booth-"That's it the Captain gets a bullet."

6. Robert Doob in Eye for an Eye-"Why don't you just stay out of my neighborhood, and I'll stay out of yours."

7. Nelson in Flatliners-"Today's a good day to die."

8. John Buckner in Flashback-"When you were riding around on your Indian and wiping your ass with the American flag, my father was in Vietnam. He fought there, and he died there too. So don't tell me I like you, because I hate your fucking guts, okay?"

9. Dr Daniel Schreber in Dark City-"First there was darkness, then came the Strangers."

10. Athos in The Three Musketeers-"The King's life is in danger, we have work to do."

TheChanges23 at 10:57 AM Sep 16

Some AWESOME roles from Kiefer! Cool List man!

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Top 10 Wrestler entrance themes.

1. Voices: Randy Orton

2. Voodoo Child: Hollywood Hulk Hogan

3. Slow Chemical: Kane

4. Break the Walls Down: Chris Jericho

5. Run DMC DX Theme

6. Glass Shatters by Disturbed: Stone Cold Steve Austin

7. NWO Wolfpack theme

8. Undertaker Ministry Guitar theme

9. The Brood theme

10. No Chance in Hell: Mr. McMahon

Nite Owl at 05:16 PM Aug 20

I always loved Austins theme, cause when you hear the glass thats your ass.

VitamanMan8 at 08:07 PM Aug 20

Metal Health: Randy the Ram

BigEvil84 at 11:23 PM Aug 20

I would add Edge's theme: Metalingus by Alter Bridge. In fact, I think I'm going to copy this list and put in my favorites. Thanks for the idea, man.

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Highspeeds Top 10 Based on True Events!

1. Walk the Line: Huge Johnny Cash fan and I thought Joaquin portrayed the Man in Black wonderfully.

2. The Aviator: What a life that Howard Hughes had huh?

3. Goodfellas: Showed the true nature of the mafia after classics like The Godfather tried to humanize it somewhat. Martin Scorcese at his best.

4. Schindler's List: Just a fascinating story.

5. Ed Wood: Love movies about bizarre characters, especially then they actually existed.

6. Ali: Muhamed Ali is quite frankly one of my personal heroes and just like Walk the Line, Will Smith gave us an awesome portrayal of the Greatest.

7. Monster: I found out this was based on a real person after I watched it. It blew my mind. Charlize did a wonderful job it was so far removed to what we were used to seeing her do.

8. Apollo 13: Awesome cast. Awesome movie. Nuff said.

9. Boys Don't Cry: Tragic fucking story.

10. Capote: That Philip Seymour Hoffman I tell ya.

11. One that I'm looking forward to seeing: 127 Hours, the film about the mountain climber who got himself in a sticky situation and chopped his arm off to survive.

spectreshadow at 04:49 PM Aug 17

Fire in the Sky!

MrsData at 04:50 PM Aug 17

Nice list my friend to see Charlize literally transform into a monster was astounding.

darthpaul64 at 11:36 PM Aug 19

I just recently saw Boys Don't Cry and Monster for the first time, they are somewhat similar and both depressing :/ great movies though. Swank and Theron killed it.

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My top 10 movies based on novels

1. Jurassic Park: Everytime I watch this movie I'm reminded how much it blew me away when I was a little kid...I loved dinosaurs.

2. The Godfather: Loved the characters. Loved the story. I've read the book three times now and it inspired me to go read Puzo's other works.

3. Let the Right One In: I'm actually reading the book right now. The film definately did it justice. Here's hopin the new version doesn't fuck it up.

4. Fight Club: I just recently read the novel because I dug the movie so much. Definately glad I did.

5. The Assasination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford: The cinematography, music, and Casey Affleck made this film what it was. I read the novel it was based on about a year ago. Good read.

6. Gone Baby Gone: Probably one of the most thought provoking films I've ever seen. Story was awesome, the performances kicked ass. Haven't read the book yet, definately gonna pick it up soon.

7. Forrest Gump: Knock me over with a feather, I didn't know this film was based on a novel written by Winston Groom till about a year ago. So I went and picked the book up, and while it was alright this is probably the only instance where I thought the film was better.

8. Malcolm X: Denzel blew me away was Malcolm, I've read the autobiography two times.

9. Mystic River: Another awesome book written by Dennis Lehane turned into an awesome film. The actors really brought it to life.

10. Leaving Las Vegas: Nic Cage had me at his first drink.

11. Honorable Mention: HOLES, for a kids film it was alright. I just added this because I read it in my 8th grade reading class it must have been three times. I loved it.

HeyDude3007 at 08:59 AM Aug 12

Very cool list dude!

FNDanny at 09:14 AM Aug 12

Nice list! I might have to go pick up some new books now.

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Top 10 movie characters I wanna knock the fuck out!

1. Percy Whetmore (Doug Hutchison) in The Green Mile: This little shit perfectly embodied the douchebag character that hid behind powerful relatives. The way he got his in the film was brilliant.

2. Mrs. Carmody (Marcia Gay Harden) in The Mist: I don't condone violence to women, and if I met a woman like this in real life she better thank god that she didn't catch an eye jammy.

3. Johnny Truelove (Emile Hirsch) in Alpha Dog: Hirsch played the pathetic white kid tryin to play gangster to a T.

4. Steff McKee (James Spader) in Pretty in Pink: I was rootin for Ducky to kick his ass. Wish I could have been in the scene to back him up.

5. Biff Tannen (Thomas F. Wilson) in Back to the Future: Come on, we all know the reasoning behind this choice. Luckily he was owned plenty in the series.

6. Miklo Velka (Damian Chapa) in Blood In Blood Out: This guys ignorance baffled me. I spent a couple of my high school years livin in a rough neighborhood surrounded by guys who believed that gang life was the way to go just as much as this character did. Didn't help that the guy is a shitty actor.

7. Fernand Mondego (Guy Pearce)in Count of Monte Cristo ('02): Did everything you could do to fuck your best friend over. And he treated his son like shit. Reminds me of a lot of the scumbags I've known in life.

8. Lon Hammond, Jr. (James Marsden) in The Notebook: This is a special entry, because he's not an unlikeable guy. But I've been in a situation where me and a girlfriend have ended and they've moved on...and the guy she moved on to was actually pretty decent. It would make matters a whole lot easier if he were a douchebag.

9. Alonzo Harris (Denzel Washington) in Training Day: Now I know this is Denzel and to me the performance was amazing, but he portrays a corrupt cop. And those actually do exist, and anybody who is put in that kind of position of power and exploits it deserve...well, close to what he got at the end of the film.

10. Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) in AOTC and ROTS: *sigh*, they could have done a way better job developing a character that we would feel sorry for fucking up his life by killing everything he loved.

threezy at 10:16 PM Aug 11

We have been talking about this kind of stuff a lot, haha. #1 and #2, hell yeah for sure!!! I liked Johnny Truelove at first, but then at the end, the stupid shit he did was just like oh man, are you kidding me? What's #7 from???

BigEvil84 at 11:11 PM Aug 11

It's from 'The Count of Monte Cristo' (2002).

VitamanMan8 at 11:26 PM Aug 11

I would do more than knock out #1 and #2. I might be driven to commit murder.

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Top 10 Speeches/Monologues

1. Brad Pitt in Fight Club- "Our great way is a spiritual war, our great depression is our lives."

2. Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction-The diner scene (awesome acting)

3. Ben Affleck in Dogma- His rant against God (this monologue won my younger brother a lead roll in his school play)

4. Al Pacino in Scent of a Woman-At the hearing at the end of the film of course ("If I was the man I was years ago, I'd take FLAME THROWER to this place.")

5. Robin Williams in Good Will Hunting- The scene where he punks Will at the park. First time I saw it I went take that you little whiny bitch.

6. Jason Robards in Magnolia-The regret speech.

7. Michael Clarke Duncan in The Green Mile- His speech to Hanks in his cell at the end (gets me everytime)

8. Dennis Hopper in True Romance-The man knew what was coming and accepted it (so what do you do in that situation, diss a gangster Christopher Walken)

9. Al Pacino in Devil's Advocate- The last 15 friggin minutes of the movie, but I dug the hell out of it.

10. Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump-His speech at the grave site.

11. (Honorable Mention) Ben Affleck in Chasing Amy-Professing his love (it would take balls for a man to spit that out in a similar situation in real life.)