The greatest movie ever is without a doubt...............

[JenniferS]

I never would have guessed that you would say that

Spoiler

That's because I am mysterious and enigmatic, and I never reveal anything about myself on anonymous forums.

 

[JenniferS]

Titanic

I like your new profile pic. I was missing your old one with you and the baby in the kitchen.

 

[alissafalco]

I like your new profile pic. I was missing your old one with you and the baby in the kitchen.

Aww thanks he's getting big

 

[JenniferS]

Aww thanks he's getting big

They do that.

 

[prberk]

Never saw any of these. Mainly because when I say I never saw them, people freak out, and my expectations far exceed anything they could possibly live up to.

See them anyway, especially if a local theatre shows them for a special event. But if not, use a block of time (like a snowy day or a couple of evenings -- for Gone with the Wind, which has an intermission) and really give them a chance. And remember that, even though they have great cinematography and some action, they are both well-written character studies with some nuance and complexity, from a period when people recognized that as much as great cinematography or special effects. So, some parts will be slow by some of today's standards, but are meant for character and story development.

 

[prberk]

On Golden Pond

 

[trr1]

why wasn't this moved here also along with The greatest tv series ever is without doubt ?

 

[drew81]

The Goonies