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OldBaldy1701E

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46. Okay, one of each... maybe.

Fri Nov 14, 2025, 10:14 AM

Friday

As an actor, I have always said that I will honor the performers and never leave a film no matter how bad it may be. I paid for it and this is my lesson, so to speak. (As a performer, I learn just as much from a bad one as from a good one.) So, with that in mind, here is one of my all time favorite movies. (Defined as one that I have watched many times and will do so whenever I get the chance)

I cannot stress how amazing this film is. Ridley Scott created a masterpiece that stands across genres. And, that cast!

Okay one more...

Classic Gilliam.

Now, as I said... I swore I would never leave a film. However, there was one that I almost left... it was damned close...

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Hook is a great movie! Dustin Hoffman totally takes over the movie as Hook nt yellowdogintexas Sep 6 #7

Liked: Too Numerous To List ProfessorGAC Sep 5 #3

Any of the Godfather movies LogDog75 Sep 6 #5

Well... Morbius Sep 13 #11

I really, really disliked Forrest Gump - too unrealistic. 3catwoman3 Sep 6 #6

I hated The English Patient, The Exorcist. yellowdogintexas Sep 6 #8

I couldn't stand The English Patient red dog 1 Sep 13 #9

I hated TEP too TexasBushwhacker Sep 20 #22

what did you not like about "Bridges of Madison County"? CTyankee Oct 2 #36

I just believe in sowing your wild oats TexasBushwhacker Oct 3 #40

She was a war bride, escaping the horrors of war and ending up in a remote farm in Iowa. CTyankee Oct 4 #42

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Steven Spielberg red dog 1 Sep 18 #13

Ooooo, The Post was real good! electric_blue68 Sep 20 #18

Wow. where to start? mwmisses4289 Sep 19 #14

Didn't care for "Weapons" Rather boring and convoluted. chouchou Sep 19 #15

red dog 1......... Upthevibe Sep 19 #16

Since you liked "All the President's Men" you might also like "The Post" red dog 1 Sep 19 #17

red dog 1.......... Upthevibe Sep 20 #20

"Chariots of Fire" was boring as hell. Emile Sep 20 #19

Emile....... Upthevibe Sep 20 #21

Liked "L.A. Confidential" and any Bogie movie Ritabert Sep 20 #26

I liked Blue Velvet Jim__ Sep 20 #27

Liked From Here To Eternity. rsdsharp Sep 20 #28

Going to catch some heat from this... Xolodno Sep 21 #29

I didn't like Pulp Fiction, either. Mad_Dem_X Sep 21 #30

Two Quentin Tarantino movies: red dog 1 Sep 28 #31

The one I like: discntnt_irny_srcsm Sep 29 #32

None of Wes Anderson's movies work for me. Paladin Sep 29 #33

Charlie Plummer movies red dog 1 Oct 1 #34

"The Bridges of Madison County." I loved it so much. CTyankee Oct 2 #35

Liked: Amelie, Amadeus, Parasite, Shoplifters (Japan), A Complete Unknown GreatGazoo Oct 2 #37

Loved "The Lion In Winter", "Becket" and "Glory" some_of_us_are_sane Oct 2 #38

Local Hero VGNonly Oct 3 #39

Right now: dalton99a Oct 3 #41

Two John Frankenheimer films red dog 1 Oct 26 #43

I rarely walk out of movies. LudwigPastorius Oct 27 #44

True Grit (2010) vs True Grit (1969) red dog 1 Thursday #45

Okay, one of each... maybe. OldBaldy1701E Friday #46