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Post by wingseyemd on Oct 20, 2005 23:25:21 GMT 8
Here goes my top 20 fave movies list: Independence Day Airforce One True Lies Braveheart The Postman An Officer and A Gentleman Million Dollar Baby The Replacements Gone In Sixty Seconds Starship Troopers The Patriot Windtalkers Blackhawk Down Face Off We Were Soldiers The Passion of Christ Saving Private Ryan Thin Red Line Too Fast Too Furious Man Of Fire I can always watch these movies over and over again with no limitations  |
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Post by archaznable on Oct 20, 2005 23:41:55 GMT 8
Yah I almost forgot Independence Day
and Saving Private Ryan
dun sa Saving Private Ryan grabe yung sniper dun tinira niya yung German soldier na sniper din tinira niya dun mismo sa may scope ng rifle ng German soldier din exacto eh ....
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Post by mukodono on Oct 22, 2005 0:10:16 GMT 8
i almost forgot to add face off one of the best movie that i seen great story, great actors tlagang pinakita yung strength ng 2 leading actors nicolas cage magaling sya sa drama c travolta naman effective syang kontrabida. :-)
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Post by Joemar on Oct 22, 2005 6:20:46 GMT 8
b-movies....
Dead Heat
TOP SECRET<-astig to!!!
Death wish (lahat)
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Post by Uberjam on Oct 22, 2005 12:28:56 GMT 8
i like movies that are made from Studio Ghibli and directed by Hayao Miyazaki
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Post by ronin on Nov 30, 2005 22:30:23 GMT 8
favorite war movies * platoon (numero uno!!!)- when i first saw this film, i was in high school then; it got me hooked on vietnam stuff eversince * rambo (first blood part 2) - rambo is one those icons for a teenager of the '80s. mention the 80s and you can't miss this guy with the M-60 machine gun * full metal jacket - i find this film disturbing (stanley kubrick kasi), especially the scene when they hazed their fat and geeky trainee--and what he did to their drill sergeant and to himself later; the identity of the sniper near the film's end was also a surprise * black hawk down - pure realism; because of this film, i finally outgrew my preference for vietnam-era green woodland pattern camouflage and appreciate the current desert camouflage uniform of the US military. * gladiator - astig si russell crowe dito. watching this film made me realize it was far difficult to be a soldier nuong araw. talagang hand-to-hand combat, whether they are battles involvinng armies or duels between gladiators * troy - matindi yung duel ni hector and achilles; you'd also be uncertain whom to cheer for: the rampaging achilles out to avenge his friend or the loyal hector who placed duty above all * braveheart - some scenes were dragging, but the fight scenes are worth watching again and again (may violent streak yata ako  ) * saving private ryan - i tell you, the opening scene (normandy landing) gripped me. i guess that's the closes thing you can get in seeing what war really is like; this battle scene is definitely not sanitized. i felt like throwing up afterwards. * the last samurai - i like the way the bushido code played a part in each of this film's character's actions: duty above all. sacrifice. honor, etc. favorite TV mini-series (war/action) * tour of duty - a TV spin off of platoon; medyo pa-cute na ang mga characters and pro-US government, unlike platoon which took flak for being so anti-establishment * band of brothers - improved version of the 70s TV show combat  |
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