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1.Scarface
2.Battle Royale
3.Ringu collection(Japanese version)
4.The Fifth Element
5.Office Space
2.Battle Royale
3.Ringu collection(Japanese version)
4.The Fifth Element
5.Office Space
In order, 1 being most favored.
1: The Texas Chain-saw Massacre: Any of them. I have 4 of the 5 movies on DVD, including 3 versions of the original 1979 and 2 versions of the 2004 remake. I still need to pick up the 2006 version, though.
2: Dumb and Dumber: Movie never gets old. I've seen it at least 100 times start to finish. Always find something fresh to laugh at with this movie.
3: Scarface: Tony Montana is perhaps the greatest fictional character of all time. Al Pacino at his finest, and a hands-down classic. The 1932 Scarface is pretty good as well.
4: Zombi: Great foreign Italian-gore film. A Lucio Fulci classic.
5: Megalodon: I doubt many of you have seen this movie. It was released in 2004, but I believe it went straight to video; which is funny because the special effects are amazing. This movie is about an oil rig that drills deep into the Atlantic ocean bed. The giant drill ruptures a fissure, exposing a "second" ocean filled with prehistoric life. They come face to face with the ancestor of The Great White Shark, the Megalodon - 70 ft or prehistoric terror. This thing is a dinosaur! I highly reccommend renting this movie. It is a little slow at the beginning, but that is because the script has good depth to it.
1: The Texas Chain-saw Massacre: Any of them. I have 4 of the 5 movies on DVD, including 3 versions of the original 1979 and 2 versions of the 2004 remake. I still need to pick up the 2006 version, though.
2: Dumb and Dumber: Movie never gets old. I've seen it at least 100 times start to finish. Always find something fresh to laugh at with this movie.
3: Scarface: Tony Montana is perhaps the greatest fictional character of all time. Al Pacino at his finest, and a hands-down classic. The 1932 Scarface is pretty good as well.
4: Zombi: Great foreign Italian-gore film. A Lucio Fulci classic.
5: Megalodon: I doubt many of you have seen this movie. It was released in 2004, but I believe it went straight to video; which is funny because the special effects are amazing. This movie is about an oil rig that drills deep into the Atlantic ocean bed. The giant drill ruptures a fissure, exposing a "second" ocean filled with prehistoric life. They come face to face with the ancestor of The Great White Shark, the Megalodon - 70 ft or prehistoric terror. This thing is a dinosaur! I highly reccommend renting this movie. It is a little slow at the beginning, but that is because the script has good depth to it.
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the marine
the marine
the marine
the marine
the marine (unrated)
yea right
Star wars (all)
saw(all)
blues brothers
300
The Pick of Destiny
the marine
the marine
the marine
the marine (unrated)
yea right
Star wars (all)
saw(all)
blues brothers
300
The Pick of Destiny
1 The Exorcist
2 Jurassic Park
3 Terminator 1&2
4 Scream trilogy (I'm including the three since it has the same basic premise and main characters)
5 Saw 1&2, haven't seen 3 yet
2 Jurassic Park
3 Terminator 1&2
4 Scream trilogy (I'm including the three since it has the same basic premise and main characters)
5 Saw 1&2, haven't seen 3 yet