For the longest time Pulp Fiction was my favorite movie. I'm not really sure what it is now. But, some of my other favorites are Kill Bill, the LotR movies, Moulin Rouge, Apocalypse Now, Trainspotting, Boogie Nights, Spirited Away, Serenity, the South Park movie, Clerks and many others I'm sure I'm forgetting. Edit: minixlucy's post made me realize that I forgot Shaun of the Dead in my list above.

Best movie I've seen in awhile is The Strangers. Movies never really bother me but this one did. o-o Spare a vote? http://www.neopets.com/beauty/details.phtml?pet=angusstino

The saddest movie I have ever seen was "The Notebook" *cry* cry *cry* cry *cry* .. not sure how I ended up watching this but it definitely moved me emotionally >.< ------------------------------- See my new screenie petpage? (: http://www.neopets.com/~TKDChampion www.youtube.com/TKDJamesPakTKD Check out my Martial Arts samplers =)

I'm not a huge movie person, but I love Audrey Hepburn movies. Gone With The Wind, Shawshank Redemption, Silence of the Lambs, Man on Fire, Steel Magnolias and the Lion King. Quite broad with my selections. :P - Kara

This is not really a movie but a HBO series. "Band of Brothers" is the best and most realistic film of Wold War 2. You get a front seat of D-Day all the way to the battle of the bulge and then finally to Berlin. It's a must see Steven Spielberg classic. Watch the trailer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ehwsOL04og ____________________________________ Looking for a new mall? The Lucky Mega Mall is the answer! Currently looking for: - Collectables Sizes 250+ Visit us at: http://www.neopets.com/~Eyrio333_

Yeh, Sherlock Holmes was great! I love The Rock, Run Fat Boy Run, Hot Fuzz, Batman Begins and of course, Mr Bean!

I last saw Howards End. I love, love, love Emma Thompson. She's incredibly versatile and talented. Howards End was ok. I'd give it a 7/10. My absolute favorite movies are Love Actually, Secretary, Snatch, Dogma and Die Hard (the first). Lately I've been watching more foreign movies. I find the stories quite different than what we have in the US. Lilja 4-ever for example is extremely interesting and covers its subjects in a very different way than we'd have it presented in the US. And anything by Akira Kurosawa is amazing. Dreams is fascinating and Seven Samurai is one of the greatest movies of all time. :D -- Ninjas versus Pirates is a conspiracy theory to distract us from the real battle between Unicorns and Dragons. Ninjas and Dragons FTW.

I'm not really a movie person but if I had to pick my favs it would be the Sound of Music and The Children of the Corn...I am also excited about the new Nightmare on Elm St but it will be weird that freddy is not Robert Englund I don't know much about Jackie Earle Haley so it'll be interesting to see how the movie turns out Also in reading everyone's post I don't recall anyone saying anything about Avatar...We are planning on seeing it next week in 3D...

Oooh, yes the Notebook makes me boohoo everytime I watch it... That's why I refuse to go see Dear John, because I know it's going to be a tear-jerker.