Your Favourite Non-Animated Films

[DElf4242]

temt: Musicals are certainly

very fun, although I still carry a teeny-tiny grudge against them, mainly because I can’t sing to save my life

and therefore can’t act in them, although from an audience standpoint I still can’t help but love them.

I’ve only seen a few of the ones that you mentioned, but Amadeus is definitely an excellent film. Even if his

laugh does start making you cringe after the fifth time.

And speaking of musical films, I just saw Little

Shop of Horrors the other day, because my mom said that it was sort of a cult classic and that I needed to see

it. It was a fun movie, and maybe it’s just me, but I found several aspects of Seymour’s conflict to be

fairly similar to Macbeth, only with a happier ending in this instance. I recommend it if you haven’t seen it,

but it’s not something that you have to rush out and rent this instant or anything.

[DWH]

Two words, folks: Star Wars.

The extent of my SW fandom is probably terrifying to mere

mortals. Not only do I bop around in costumes, but I have an entire bookcase full of nothing but Star Wars

novels. In fact, it’s kind of overflowing now. Plus, I love playing the computer games. I’d say I adore the

whole franchise, but that would be untrue since I think the Clone Wars cartoons were an abomination. However, I

adore A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, and 50% of Revenge of the Sith (plus 20% and

costumes in Attack of the Clones). So much love for Darth Vader, man.

[thatelusivemrtoad]

@DElf4242

temt:

And speaking

of musical films, I just saw Little Shop of Horrors the other day, because my mom said that it was sort of a cult

classic and that I needed to see it. It was a fun movie, and maybe it’s just me, but I found several

aspects of Seymour’s conflict to be fairly similar to Macbeth, only with a happier ending in this instance. I

recommend it if you haven’t seen it, but it’s not something that you have to rush out and rent this instant or

anything.

I have seen Little Shop of Horrors- just I haven’t watched it since I was

… five or six, I believe. It’s been so long, but I remember it as being a cool film- sorta frightened me to

find out later that Steve Martin played that biker dude I was in the city when it was playing on

Broadway, but sadly I didn’t get to see it- my littlest sister did, and she said it was cool. I regret going to

see ‘Beauty and the Beast’ instead, though that was enjoyable.

[miss_mode]

[b]I like

Facing the Giants it is a good movie!!![/b]

[Texas_loves_Pixar]

Yeah I saw it 3 days ago it’s cool.

[Aggie]

New fave movie on the list: The Fearless

Vampire Killers!!! A 1967 film, by Roman Polanski. Sooo funny! Be sure to check it out.

[The_Star_Swordsman]

Some other I love are: Longest Yard, Rush Hour, X-Men,

Spider-Man, and other movies. It is hard to name some right now.

[lizardgirl]

I liked X-men and X-men 2, TSS, but not the third one. The other two had really epic

storylines and battles, but the third seemed a bit stale. And they killed off the weird woman who can change into

anything! How dare they!

[RMS_Oceanic]

@DWH

I’d say I adore the whole franchise, but that would be untrue since I think the Clone

Wars cartoons were an abomination.

I am compelled to disagree with you. CW was a

highly stylised show in the same grain as Samurai Jack, and had lots of cool action and elaboration between

Episodes II and III. In fact, I saw the last episode of CW just before I saw Episode III, so it was cool going

straight into the continuation of the story. I knew why Grevious was wheezing and

limping. [spoil]It was because in the closing moments of the show, Mace Windu force-crushed his

chest.[/spoil]

Movies I Particularly Like (This is cream of the crop stuff):
The Usual

Suspects
American Beauty
Scary Movies 1 and 2
The Matrix (Not the Sequels)
The Ace

Venturas
Toys
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (The best of the four so far)
Ocean’s Eleven

(The remake, first watched the night after I watched Monsters, Inc. for the first

time)
Back to the Future Trilogy
Terminator 2
Star Trek 2
Star Wars Episodes III - VI
Lord of the

Rings
Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Gone in 60 Seconds (Doctor Who - I mean Chris

Eccleston - was so cool in it)
Batman and Batman Begins
Superman, Superman II and Superman Returns

[The_Star_Swordsman]

@lizardgirl

I liked X-men and X-men 2, TSS, but not the third one. The other two had really

epic storylines and battles, but the third seemed a bit stale. And they killed off the weird woman who can change

into anything! How dare they!

I actually liked the third one. It was pretty intense,

but it isn’t up there in my top favorite movies.

[CountSolo]

What are my favourite non-animated films, you ask?

Well, perform the

following steps and you will succeed in finding the answer:

1. Look at my signature
2. Click on

“My List of Favorite Films”
3. Once you get there you’ll see a list (obviously)
4. Take out the

animated films in the list (i.e., all the Pixar films and Wallace and Gromit)
5. VOILA! You have yourself

CountSolo’s list of favorite non-animated films

Some honorable mentions:

-Amadeus
-Finding

Neverland
-Dr. Strangelove (I’m not even going to attempt to type the full title )
-Mr. Smith Goes to

Washington
-King Kong

There are many others, but those are just some of the greatest that I’ve seen

that didn’t make it to my list.