Best Movies...and why

[Commander Sparrow]

Aliens (1986)




It's a great movie, lots of action, good acting, and it has a great story. It's a sequel to Alien, although it's not really necessary to watch the first one, but I'd watch it anyway, it's pretty damn good. R

[SuperHappyMan]

Superhappy, I get your reference to SuperTroopers.

THANK YOU.

Everyone else, you are uncultured swine and horrible people at that.

[11_Panama_]

Superhappy, I get your reference to SuperTroopers.

THANK YOU.

Everyone else, you are uncultured swine and horrible people at that.

You're giving us way too much credit.

[FaiL.?]

I just remembered, my fav is 12 Angry Men this is a great film.

[(SWGO)^Fuzzy_Cat^]

Abduction,Jackass 3D,and Tyler Perry's:Madea's Big Happy Family <---

[Dad]

Superhappy, I get your reference to SuperTroopers.

THANK YOU.

Everyone else, you are uncultured swine and horrible people at that.

Alright meow, I'm gonna have to give you a ticket on this one.













MEOW!

[Duel of Fates]

"Never rub another man's rhubarb."

[Sir Bang]

The Shawshank Redemption (arguably Morgan Freeman's best film). Oh and Al Pacino's speech in Any given Sunday. Can't think of any other obvious ones.

[haasd0gg]

Litre is French for... give me my [m'kay]' cola before I break VOUS [m'kay]' LIP!

[burzerker]

Hmm.. how about Pulp Fiction ( i could really go for a $5 milkshake right about now, and a Royale with Cheese).. loved Shaun of the Dead.. if you want a girly movie for the wife Dan in Real Life was good, even I could sit thru it and not puke.. Resident Evil movies were good, mainly for Milla though ;) they also did a good job of using the game as a plot and yet still kept it somewhat it's own thing.. LOTR did a good job bringing the books to life, although I can't stand Elijah Wood and this little baby teeth