The best movie and why?

[Viktortheman]

What movie makes your hair at the neck raise and why?
The best I know is Normal and Strait way to Chicago. The movies are so funny but meanwhile very sad.

[toupihiggins]

Mine is and will always be Braveheart...watched it over and over again...great movie...great theme..great actors.....

[missneworleans]

I have a lot of best movies don't know what to choose

[frameandfortunereturns]

Harvey. This is the film about a giant rabbit starring Jimmy Stewart. There is a great lesson in the film about humans and human behaviour. Jimmy Stewart is apparently mentally disturbed although the irony is maybe he is the only sane one. Anyone who hasn't seen the film should rent a DVD and enjoy. If only all people were like Elwood P. Dowd.

[The Boss]

Unusual choice Frame, but a great film.

[frameandfortunereturns]

Yes Boss,

Nice to agree on something for a change.

[Anastasia]

Amadeus
(1984) by Milos Forman
A work of genius .

[The Boss]

I used to like that as well. I saw a special screening on the big screen a few years ago and loved it. But i don't like it anymore

[matt01]

Best movie

What movie makes your hair at the neck raise and why?
The best I know is Normal and Strait way to Chicago. The movies are so funny but meanwhile very sad.

My all time favourite is Ben-Hur. Great movie. Anyone out there who enjoyed it too?

[elvaago]

Ben Hur is totally amazing. One of my favourite movies.

My favourite movie of all times is Conan the Barbarian.

The acting is very good, especially by Max von Sydow and James Earl Jones. The concept of Good vs. Evil is of course a very strong one. The music is absolutely earth shattering. I can watch this one over and over and I have seen it at least a dozen times.

[matt01]

Hi

Usually I don't like watching movies that i've seen before, but there are two that I'll watch again every few years - Rush Hour 1 & Ace Ventura 1.

[Ekphantos]

I can't narrow it down to 1 movie, I have to take my top 3 from the other thread:

Annie Hall: I am not particularly fond of comedies, but Woody Allen's dialogues in the mid 70s have some of the funniest lines in movie history.

Taxi Driver: Great actors, great script, but especially the hillarious ending makes this movie one of my favourites.

Lawrence of Arabia: Reason, quite simply: Peter O'Toole. I love his acting in this one, the mannerisms he shows, the slightly mad glances towards the end, just amazing, what a pity he didn't get the Oscar for his performance. The landscape and music are great too, whereas the dialogues and the supporting characters unfortunately don't show a lot of depth. Nevertheless, I have to watch this movie over and over again.

[Viktortheman]

Do anyone know the title of the movie about a retarded salesman? He's retarded and selling stuffs and he win the salesman prize? It's a very sad movie and I wan't to buy but the name of it? Please someone?
I think the year of the film is somewhere in the 90:s

[gingerale]

You're possibly looking for Door to Door (2002) by Steven Schachter?

[Stella147]

Do anyone know the title of the movie about a retarded salesman? He's retarded and selling stuffs and he win the salesman prize? It's a very sad movie and I wan't to buy but the name of it? Please someone?
I think the year of the film is somewhere in the 90:s

Yeah - that sounds like Door to Door - it was on tv not that long ago and I watched it for the first time. What a lovely movie. William H. Macy was great in it. An inspiration to all I should think!