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Favorite Movie

Posted: 28 Dec 2021, 16:51
by Falker939
Captain Horatio Hornblower 1951

Re: Favorite Movie

Posted: 29 Dec 2021, 03:34
by PanzerMeyer
I've heard the Hornblower series that was done by A&E Network back in the 90's was pretty good too. I've not seen the Gregory Peck film but I may check it out sometime.

I can't give you a single all-time favorite movie but I can give you my top 10:

Seven Samurai
Blade Runner
Das Boot
2001: A Space Odyssey
A Clockwork Orange
Gladiator
Alien
Aliens
Ran
Empire Strikes Back

Re: Favorite Movie

Posted: 29 Dec 2021, 14:12
by Trichome
BlackHawk Down
Heat
Man on Fire
....... love those movies probably seen them 10 times each.

Re: Favorite Movie

Posted: 30 Dec 2021, 04:00
by PanzerMeyer
Did you know that the "Man on Fire" film with Denzel Washington was a remake? The original film came out in 1987.


"Heat" is an utterly fantastic film and one of my absolute favorites from Michael Mann.

Re: Favorite Movie

Posted: 30 Dec 2021, 16:16
by Trichome
PanzerMeyer wrote:
30 Dec 2021, 04:00
Did you know that the "Man on Fire" film with Denzel Washington was a remake? The original film came out in 1987.
I didnt know - Have you seen it? worth the watch?

Re: Favorite Movie

Posted: 03 Jan 2022, 05:55
by PanzerMeyer
Trichome wrote:
30 Dec 2021, 16:16
Have you seen it? worth the watch?

I have not seen it.

Re: Favorite Movie

Posted: 03 Jan 2022, 08:35
by Bones
PanzerMeyer wrote:
30 Dec 2021, 04:00
Did you know that the "Man on Fire" film with Denzel Washington was a remake? The original film came out in 1987.


"Heat" is an utterly fantastic film and one of my absolute favorites from Michael Mann.
When Val Kilmer finished filming "Batman Forever" he literally left the set, got in his car, and drove to the set of "Heat" and started working right away.

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boNes

Re: Favorite Movie

Posted: 03 Jan 2022, 08:48
by PanzerMeyer
Bones wrote:
03 Jan 2022, 08:35

When Val Kilmer finished filming "Batman Forever" he literally left the set, got in his car, and drive to the set of "Heat" and started working right away.

v6,
boNes
I'm sure Val was paid much more for his role in "Batman Forever" but there's also NO doubt in my mind which film he felt was the better project to be in.