Your Top Ten Movies of All Time

[NJGIRL]

I know we have done this before but after the week I had I need to have some fun!

List your top 10 of all time. Movies you can watch over and over again. List only 10!

Here are mine not in any order

Twister.......If you read my post from last week
you know about my obsession.

Dazed and Confused.....although I was only in
5th grade at the time
I remember so much
of the fades and songs

Underworld........Love vampire movies but this
one is my favorite. The Lost
Boys coming in second.

The Wedding Singer.....Not a huge Adam
Sandler fan but I love
this movie. I'm an
80's girl and can't get
enough

Fever Pitch.......This is a hidden gem. I'm not
a baseball fan but this film is
funny and sweet.

Rear Window......I love all things Alfred
Hitchcock, but this one is
my favorite. Grace Kelly, I
don't need to say more.

The Notebook....I'm not into romance normally
but I love this movie. So well
written.

National Treasure....Even though it's fantasy I
love following the clues
with the loosely based
history and seeing DC
and Philly landmarks

The Cutting Edge....Love the skating and the
relationship between the
two partners


Almost Famous.......Cool story...The airplane
scene is so funny. Perfectly
cast.

[Nini]

I'll play! Don't know if I can come up with ten though.


In no particular order:

"Bringing Up Baby"
"Arsenic and Old Lace"
"Young Frankenstein"
"A Fish Called Wanda"
"The Prestige"

That's all that immediately come to mind.

[GusNJacque]

Gone with the Wind. I've been obsessed since I was a young girl. The classic romance.

The Wizard of Oz. Again a life long obsession. 1939 was the best year for movies.

Meet Me in St. Louis. Great story. I love that it has all the seasons in it. And Have Yoursef a Merry Little Christmas came from it.

Cinderella. She's the girl. Need I say more.

Toy Story. Watched it tonight. Never get tired of it. A modern classic.

Titanic. I think because I love the whole GWTW love story this appeals to me. Kate Winslet is also my favorite modern day actress.

Holiday Inn. I am such a holiday girl. All of them-love that it covers so many. And the introduction of I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas. Nuff said.

You've got Mail. I find myself watching it whenever it is on. The original Shop around the Corner is fantastic too. I like old movies. Can you tell?

Having trouble thinking of the last two so I will leave it at those 8.

[NJGIRL]

Many of these movie I have never seen. I guess I have a nice list to start watching! :mickey:

[PirateLover]

I have a lot of favorite movies! For this go around, I'm going to list my top 10 rewatchable movies- the ones I never get tired of. There are certainly many BETTER films out there than most of the ones I'm about to list, but you don't always want to watch them over and over.

1." Singin' in the Rain"- love me some Gene Kelly, and this movie has it all. Singing, dancing, great script, great actors. Whenever I'm a bit under the weather I pop this in and start smiling.

2. "The Wizard of Oz"- rediscovered my love of this film with the release of new one. When I was a kid, I watched this over and over. At some point I felt like it was too kiddie-ish, I guess, and lost touch. I recently watched it again with my husband and still remembered most of the dialogue and of course all of the songs!

3. "The Shawshank Redemption"- I discovered this movie in high school and have lost count of how many times I've watched it. A story of redemption, full of suspense. Sad but happy. "Get busy livin' or get busy dyin'."

4. "Midnight in Paris"- this one is more recent. It really hit home with me because I love history and I have a very nostalgic personality. I feel nostalgia for times I've never lived through. People have always told me that I'm an old soul. This movie is great at reminding us that though the past is alluring, it's not always better. Learn to live in the moment.

5. "Peggy Sue Got Married"- OK, I know this one seems really random. My best friend and I discovered this movie in grade school and for some reason, we both love it! Another in the same vein of changing your destiny.

6. "Major League"- Being huge baseball fans, my friends and I are always quoting this movie. "Back up the truck!!!"

7. "Beauty and the Beast"- Had to get a Disney movie in here, and this one is probably my favorite, and most watched of them all.

8. "Raiders of the Lost Ark"- really, any of the original Indiana Jones trilogy, but the first is the best. Great adventure flick.

9. "Star Wars"- original trilogy. Still stands the test of time.

10. "Back to the Future"- again, first one is the best, but any time they are on TV I stop and watch.

There are quite a few more I want to list, but these were the first 10 that popped into my head, so I'll leave it at that!:cool:

[Scar]

1.The Kings Speech - The best movie ever made
2. Apollo 13
3.The Godfather
4. 12 Angry Men
5. Casablanca
6. Braveheart
7. The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
8. A Few Good Men
9. The Great Escape

... and in the "Twister" catagory of "Bad Movie I Have to Watch"...

10. Roadhouse

A virtual prize goes to the first person that can tell me what these (and most good movies) have in common.

[PirateLover]

Scar, without googling, my guess would be that all (except Roadhouse I would think) were at least nominated for Best Picture?

Every movie on your list is excellent, only one I still haven't seen yet is King's Speech. Roadhouse is a favorite of my husbands ;)
Apollo 13 and Godfather could've easily been on my infinitely rewatchable list.

[BriarRose0708]

It's so hard to pick just 10 and I feel like my favorites change daily. This list is based on movies I own but have to watch on TV any time they air despite the fact I could pop in the DVD.

Gone With the Wind - incredible classic that just can't be topped. Ever.

The Wizard of Oz - I love Judy Garland and while it's not my favorite of her movies it reminds me of my childhood.

Legally Blonde - A guilty pleasure. Anytime I need a mood boost I watch Elle Woods kick butt. I know all the lines and often quote them a couple times a week.

The Goonies - This was on today! One of the first more adolescent movies I was allowed to see growing up.

Singin' in the Rain - Amazing. The triple threats in this movie are off the charts. Easily the best movie musical of all time, IMO.

Beauty and the Beast - I had to include a Disney animated film and this is my favorite of the Renaissance of animation from the late 80's and early 90's.

The Godfather - Easily the best gangster movie ever. I count both 1 and 2 here as they are essentially one continuous story.

Love, Actually - There's too much to love about this one I can't list all the reasons!

Overboard - This is another one of those movies that will always make me laugh. I almost wish they would remake it with Kate Hudson reviving her mother's role. They would look identical.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - Even though this film makes me sad for a lot of reasons, I continue to get new meaning out of the story each time I watch it. The themes of love, lasting connection, acceptance, aging, change, etc. plus the visual effects used to age Benjamin backwards, forwards, and backwards again is amazing.

[Scar]

Maryanne, Good guess, but Good, Bad, etc and Great Escape were not nominated.

Do yourself a favor and go out and buy Kings Speech sight unseen.

ETA: BTW, the connection is subjective.

[taleasoldastime]

In no particular order

Beauty and the beast
Tangled
The Lion King
War Horse
Titanic
Bring It On
The Dark Knight
Black Beauty
Pirates of the Caribbean
Anchorman

[Mrs Bus Driver]

Some of my favorites in no particular order

1.Auntie Mame, Rosalynd Russel at her best
2. Die Hard, gotta love a good action movie
3. Scary Movie 3 cracks me up every time
4. The Day the Earth Stood original, Still best SiFi of all time
5. Paint your Wagon, Root-in Toot-in good time
6. Lord of the Rings Fellowship extended version. Best of the 3 better then I expected it could be
7. The Hobbit another good one
8. The Loin King, what a comeback for Disney animation
9. Fallen, what a scary movie
10. Airplane, can watch this one over and over.

[Altair]

5. Paint your Wagon, Root-in Toot-in good time


I love this movie, too. I'd watch just for Harve Presnell's version of "They Call the Wind Mariah". It also has great scenery and dialog, such as:
Mrs. Fenty: "You should read the Bible, Mr. Rumson.
Ben Rumson: "I have read the Bible, Mrs. Fenty."
Mrs. Fenty: "Didn't that discourage you about drinking?"
Ben Rumson: "No, but it sure killed my appetite for Readin'!"


Other favorites not mentioned before:
Tombstone
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Field of Dreams
Jaws
Patton
All time favorite - Kingdom of Heaven (director's cut) outstanding :thumbsup:

[NJGIRL]

I have a lot of favorite movies! For this go around, I'm going to list my top 10 rewatchable movies- the ones I never get tired of. There are certainly many BETTER films out there than most of the ones I'm about to list, but you don't always want to watch them over and over.

That's how I feel. The movies on my list aren't classics but movies I enjoy watching over and over again.

I love "Peggy Sue got Married" and "Back to the Future". Those are movies that I also will watch every time they are on TV.

[NJGIRL]

A virtual prize goes to the first person that can tell me what these (and most good movies) have in common.


Jeff I am thinking............. didn't see most of your movies so ask my husband for help. He is guessing.......An unexpected person takes charge. In other words the person supposed to be the leader doesn't lead. Someone unexpected takes charge, steps up to the plate and leads or becomes the hero of the story.

[Scar]

Jeff I am thinking............. didn't see most of your movies so ask my husband for help. He is guessing.......An unexpected person takes charge. In other words the person supposed to be the leader isn't. Someone unexpected takes steps up to the plate and leads or becomes the hero of the story.

That's an excellent answer... But not the one I was looking for.

Another clue... Asking your husband was a good idea.

[NJGIRL]

That's an excellent answer... But not the one I was looking for.

Another clue... Asking your husband was a good idea.

We are really into this. lol
Husband said how about........someone or something is outwitted.

Example: In Apollo 13 the astronauts outwit disaster.

In the Great Escape the prisoners outwit the Germans.

if this isn't it I will have to call my brother in law....a movie guru

[SBETigg]

So many good ones. My favorites:

1. A Room with a View
2. Little Miss Sunshine
3. Sense and Sensibility (the Emma Thompson version).
4.Bridget Jones's Diary
5. The Court Jester
6. The Princess Bride
7. Raiders of the Lost Ark
8. Up
9. The Devil Wears Prada
10. Crazy, Stupid Love

[citizensnoopy]

It's gonna be hard to narrow it to just 10 ...

The Sound of Music: my absolute favorite! Have loved it since I was little.

The Neverending Story: I grew up on this one. I still watch it at least once a month

A League of Their Own

The Parent Trap: I love the original and the remake for different reasons, but I prefer the original. Parent Trap 2 in all of its cheesiness is also a favorite.

Annie: are you noticing a trend with these movies? I'm very in tune with and connected to my childhood. :)

Brave Little Toaster

Ice Castles (1978 version, not the horrible remake)

Silence of the Lambs

Misery

Doubt

[Scar]

We are really into this. lol

if this isn't it I will have to call my brother in law....a movie guru
You're thinking too hard.

Calling your brother would be a good idea... Calling your sister would be useless.

[Katzateer]

Beauty and the Beast
Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit
Harry Potter - all of them
Night at the museum
Freaky Friday ( new version)
Stardust
The Parent Trap (old version)
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

I am sure I will think of more later.....

[disney obsessed]

In no particular order:

Brazil
50 first dates
Office space
Any harry potter
Finding nemo
Last holiday


I have to think a while to come up with the others

[Melanie]

Scar - no click flicks?

Hmmmm. Movies I watch over and over again? Surely this will include some click flicks. :D

In no particular order:

You've Got Mail
Miracle
POTC: Curse of the Black Pearl
Aladdin
Ever After
Bridget Jones's Diary
The Sound of Music
Apollo 13
Love Actually
Forrest Gump

[Scar]

Scar - no click flicks?

Click?

Not only that, but none of them have more than 1 "click" in any kind of important role.

[disney obsessed]

Another one
Surfs up

[SlinkyDog]

Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Aliens
Predator
Big Trouble in Little China
Ghostbusters
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Empire Strikes Back
The Dark Knight
Major League
Back to the Future

[Davyjones]

1. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
2. Jurassic Park
3. Finding Nemo
4. The Little Mermaid
5. Jaws
6. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
7. Lion King
8. The Lost World: Jurassic Park
9. Chasing Mavericks
10. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

This list changes from day to day, so it'll probably change if someone asks me again tomorrow. :)

[Hammer]

Movies I have to stop and watch when they are on TV:



Field of Dreams- I love James Earl Jones' speech about baseball.
Bull Durham- Most of my favorite lines can't be written here, but this one can "Don't think, it can only hurt the ball club". Can't tell you how many Phillies players that I've wanted to say that line!
A League of Their Own- I always get choked up in the scene where the Army messenger comes in to tell one of the women her husband has been killed and you don't know at whose locker he will be stopping and then Tom Hanks' character stops him and makes him hand over the letter. I usually watch the above 3 movies right before baseball season starts to get excited for the season.

Shawshank Redemption- Maryanne explained it very well why I love this movie.
The American President- I'm a big Aaron Sorkin fan. "If anyone is looking for me, I'll be in the other room, give Louis oxygen"
A Few Good Men- see above reason
My Big Fat Greek Wedding- My Mom's family is Spanish, but some of the things said can apply to any ethnicity and make me laugh.
When Harry Met Sally- This came out while I was in college just outside NYC and it takes me back to my younger days.
Good Will Hunting- This movie just makes me feel good. I can't help smiling with Ben Affleck when he goes to Matt Damon's house and he has left to follow Minnie Driver.

[Ian]

This is such a difficult exercise to go through, but I'll throw my top ten out there in no particular order ...
Gladiator
The Great Escape
Jaws
Star Wars
Tombstone
Back to the Future
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Field of Dreams
Apollo 13
Saving Private Ryan
Honorable Mentions: These films might have made my top ten list on a different day, as they're largely interchangeable with some of the ones above.

The Godfather
Silence of the Lambs
Shawshank Redemption
Airplane!
The Naked Gun
The Wizard of Oz
Mary Poppins
Cars
Pulp Fiction

[The Reservoir Dog]

Not in any particular order.

Dances with Wolves
The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Pulp Fiction
Field of Dreams
Some Like It Hot
JFK
Awakenings
L.A Confidential
The Usual Suspects

These sort of lists change on a daily basis so would also like to mention the following

Casino Royale & Skyfall
Schindlers List
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Gladiator
Blazing Saddles

These sorts of lists can be endless. But great fun.

[NJGIRL]

Click?

Not only that, but none of them have more than 1 "click" in any kind of important role.


Is that the answer????

[NJGIRL]

This is such a difficult exercise to go through, but I'll throw my top ten out there in no particular order ...
Gladiator
The Great Escape
Jaws
Star Wars
Tombstone
Back to the Future
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Field of Dreams
Apollo 13
Saving Private Ryan
Honorable Mentions: These films might have made my top ten list on a different day, as they're largely interchangeable with some of the ones above.

The Godfather
Silence of the Lambs
Shawshank Redemption
Airplane!
The Naked Gun
The Wizard of Oz
Mary Poppins
Cars
Pulp Fiction



Ian I would have never guessed you to be a Mary Poppins fan. :D

[NJGIRL]

Not in any particular order.

Dances with Wolves
The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Pulp Fiction
Field of Dreams
Some Like It Hot
JFK
Awakenings
L.A Confidential
The Usual Suspects

These sort of lists change on a daily basis so would also like to mention the following

Casino Royale & Skyfall
Schindlers List
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Gladiator
Blazing Saddles

These sorts of lists can be endless. But great fun.

What....Where is Reservoir Dogs....when I saw your post that was the first thing that popped in my head. :silly:

[Scar]

Is that the answer????Oh, sorry, yes.

But don't get me wrong... I love some chick flicks. Pride and Predjudice (Colin Firth version) Sleepless in Seatle (even Rosie O'Donnel couldn't ruin that), and a few others.

[Melanie]

Ian I would have never guessed you to be a Mary Poppins fan. :D

Is that a good movie?

[Melanie]

Oh, sorry, yes.

But don't get me wrong... I love some chick flicks. Pride and Predjudice (Colin Firth version) Sleepless in Seatle (even Rosie O'Donnel couldn't ruin that), and a few others.

LOL! YES (P&P '95) and yes (on the RO thing)! But P&P being a miniseries, I'm going to start another thread on that. :D

[Jeff]

I make no attempt to say these are best for all, but they are the ones I watch over and over.

Raiders
Star Wars (New Hope and Empire)
Star Trek Wrath of Kahn and Voyage Home
Any Bond with Connery
Tombstone ("I'm your Huckleberry" -Doc / Kilmer character is fantastic)
Singing in the Rain (Can't really explain why I like this one)
Blazing Saddles
All of the Die Hard Movies ( Live Free my favorite)
Lord of the Rings, Return of the King
Avengers

I also love most Steve Martin and Chevy Chase movies

[Dopey's Girl]

1. Wizard of Oz. My Gram and I wore out multiple VHS copies of this one.

2. Tombstone. Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday is a sight to see.

3. Up. 5 mins of little talking that always reduces me to tears.

4. Love Actually. Love how all the storylines end up interwoven.

5. Dazed and Confused. Hilarious, awesome soundtrack.

6. Casablanca. Classic.

7. Bringing Up Baby. Another classic.

8. 16 Candles. Love the little brother and Long Duck D.

9. On Golden Pond. Henry Fonda and Catherine Hepburn, doesn't get better.

10. Tangled. First Disney movie I saw with my niece. I'll love it just for the look it put on her face.

[PirateLover]

6. "Major League"- Being huge baseball fans, my friends and I are always quoting this movie. "Back up the truck!!!"

Was watching this again tonight and realized that the quote I chose is actually from Major League II! Haha! Should've went with "Are you trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curve ball?" ;)

[Dragongirlx]

1. Terminator
2. Death Race 2000
3. Swiss Family Robinson
4. Solyent Green
5. Krull
6. Heathers
7. The Fifth Element
8. Beauty and the Beast
9. Brave
10. Tangled

As you can see I am a bit of a sci fi geek and I especially love older sci fi, but I would also add that anything with Bruce Willis in it can be added to that list.

[Altair]

I need to add Excalibur, the performance by Nicol Williamson as Merlin was terrific. :thumbsup:

[Mrs Bus Driver]

Forgot to mention Ground Hogs Day. I can watch it over and over. Guess I just love how he learns to care for everyone. Also Ghostbusters I can say all the lines but still watch it. :mickey:

[Melanie]

Forgot to mention Ground Hogs Day. I can watch it over and over.

This made me giggle! :)

[TheDuckRocks]

Some Like It Hot
Singin' In The Rain
Love Actually
Up
When Harry Met Sally
Gone With The Wind
Holiday Inn
The Godfather
Jumpin' Jack Flash

and I have 2 general groups of films that are almost always good for a rewatch:
Mel Brooks movies (Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, etc.)
The Pink Panther movies, the ones with Peter Sellers and Steve Martin. The one they made after Peter Sellers death should never, ever be shown again :ack: can't think of the name of it.

[NJGIRL]

Sleepless in Seatle (even Rosie O'Donnel couldn't ruin that), and a few others.

No, but she tried . :D

[NJGIRL]

Is that a good movie?

I never have seen it....but Ian has.


Anyone who was a teenager or tweenager in the late 70's should watch Dazed and Confused. It nails it perfectly.

Another great movie not on my list is The Gift. It is a triller with a great ending.

[Melanie]

I never have seen it....but Ian has.


This is a podcast joke, as we discovered that Ian had never seen It's a Wonderful Life and I confessed I had never seen Mary Poppins. :)

[NJGIRL]

This is a podcast joke, as we discovered that Ian had never seen It's a Wonderful Life and I confessed I had never seen Mary Poppins. :)

That's what I get for not keeping up with the Podcast. :blush:

[The Reservoir Dog]

What....Where is Reservoir Dogs....when I saw your post that was the first thing that popped in my head. :silly:


It's up there but was too obvious to mention ;)

[GusNJacque]

I forgot The Sound of Music. It was super late when I did my original post. My mind must have been mush.

[disney obsessed]

Forgot these two:

Madagascar
The seven faces of dr lao


Loved soylent green but i dont know if i would put it in my top 10.

[disney obsessed]

And finally #10.
The rocky horror picture show.

What a strange collection of movies.

[IwannabeinNarnia]

Only 10? I have more than 10.. so I guess I'll list the ones that I watch over and over the most...

Lion, Witch and Wardrobe
Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Princess Diaries
The Game Plan
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
The Prince and Me
Snow Dogs
Cars
The Santa Clause
dirty Dancing

[TikiGoddess]

Singing in the Rain
Princess Bride
Some Like It Hot
Pillow Talk
White Christmas
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Cinderella
Harry Potter (1, 7:2 are the best)
Ocean's Eleven (George Clooney)
When Harry Met Sally

Seeing that I'm on my 3rd sick day in a row, with one tomorrow... Maybe I'll watch one of these...

Kathy

[BigB]

History of the World Pt 1
Blazing Saddles
Silent Movie
Spaceballs (Can you tell I like Mel Brooks?!)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
The Great Outdoors
Bourne (First three with Matt Damon)
The Lion King
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Tron and Tron Legacy

[MissMaryPoppins]

Great idea for a post. I always enjoy knowing which movies people like.

My list of favorite movies is sort of all over the place.

Goodfellas
Rosemary's Baby
Hannah and Her Sisters
The Parent Trap (The original)
Mary Poppins
Pollyanna
Miracle on 34th Street
Elf
Grey Gardens (The documentary)
Mommie Dearest

[Ian]

4. Solyent Green"It's people. Soylent Green is made out of people."

[Mrs Bus Driver]

Forgot these two:

Madagascar
The seven faces of dr lao


Loved soylent green but i dont know if i would put it in my top 10.

Totally forgot about The 7 faces of Dr Lao now I have to see if its on netflix :mickey:

[Mrs Bus Driver]

Did anyone mention The Shootist? Thanks to my father I grew up watching westerns, John Wayne was his favorite actor. I love this movie. Also The Magnificent Seven I know its a ripoff of a Japanese movie but you can't beat that cast. :mickey:

[DisneyDog]

1. The Producers (original version)
2. You've Got Mail
3. Any Harry Potter film
4. Dreamgirls
5. A League of their own
6. My Big Fat Greek Wedding
7. Clueless
8. Either of the 2 Nanny McPhee films
9. Circle Of Friends (the one based on Maeve Binchy's book)
10. Little Women (Wynona Ryder version)

[Mad About Mickey]

1. Wizard of Oz, BEST MOVIE EVER MADE

2. To Kill a Mockingbird, I've strived my whole life to be as good a person as Atticus Finch

3. Raiders of the Lost Ark, Spielberg, Lucas, Ford nuff said

4. Star Wars, I was 8 and blown away

5. Logan's Run, Hey 70's sci fi has a special place in my heart, could've gone with Silent Running here

6. Blazing Saddles, obviously very politically incorrect these days but funniest movie ever, Mel Brooks & Richard Prior writing together will do that

7. Jesus Christ Superstar, Favorite musical, watch it every Easter

8. Live & Let Die, my favorite Bond flick, love the Music by Paul McCartney & Wings

9. Mulholland Falls, love both Film Noir and Nolte

10. To Have and Have Not, You do know how to whistle don't you

Honorable mentions

Airplane!
Godfather
Casablanca
LA Confidential
A Time To Kill

[barnaby]

No particular order. Movies I love to watch and own, or will leave on if they on TV

The Goonies
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Original movie)
Dazed and Confused
Superbad
Saving Private Ryan
The Crow
The Bells of St Mary's
Youngblood
Shawshank Redemption
Red Dawn (Original movie)

[NJGIRL]

No particular order. Movies I love to watch and own, or will leave on if they on TV

The Goonies
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Original movie)
Dazed and Confused
Superbad
Saving Private Ryan
The Crow
The Bells of St Mary's
Youngblood
Shawshank Redemption
Red Dawn (Original movie)


Willie Wonka & Dazed & Confused are on my list too...but I really enjoy The Crow & Superbad also. :thumbsup:

[barnaby]

Willie Wonka & Dazed & Confused are on my list too...but I really enjoy The Crow & Superbad also. :thumbsup:

Superbad is like the Dazed and Confused for the 2000s.
Two of my favorite movie characters are in those movies - Seth in Superbad, and Wooderson in Dazed and Confused

[NJGIRL]

My son was a freshman last year and some of the juniors welcomed him into the school and gave him the nickname McLovin. At first I wasn't too happy but he liked it and now all the kids (even the ones he has known since prek 3) call him McLovin. He even got a shirt and put the name on the back and a picture of the fake drivers license on the front. Crazy Kids:D


The Dazed and Confused movie has a mini documentary floating around on the making of the movie. It was interesting. Apparently, the paddle thing was something that really happened in Texas in the 70's.

[DisneyKim22]

Only 1-5 are in order....

1) Singing in the Rain
2) Wizard of Oz
3) Meet Me in St. Louis
4) Life is Beautiful
5) The Green Mile
6) Talladega Nights
7) Lampoon's Vegas Vacation
8) Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
9) White Christmas
10) Almost anything with Brendan Fraser

[NJGIRL]

Love Vegas Vacation...it's my favorite in the series.