Comfort Film

[IzzyAtWarp9]

Hey guys hope you've liked my thread so far. I've got a subtopic for you:
Which Harry Potter FILM (not book) is the best? (Not judged on how well it portrays the book, just the actual film)
I haven't seen the last two yet (I know, I know you may send me metaphorical killer troi bles to rip out my kidneys) but I reckon Goblet of Fire is best

 

[IzzyAtWarp9]

And which is better - Robin Hood: Men in Tights or Blazing Saddles?

 

[Lonemagpie]

Hey guys hope you've liked my thread so far. I've got a subtopic for you:
Which Harry Potter FILM (not book) is the best? (Not judged on how well it portrays the book, just the actual film)
I haven't seen the last two yet (I know, I know you may send me metaphorical killer troi bles to rip out my kidneys) but I reckon Goblet of Fire is best

Goblet Of Fire, easily. Might have said Deathly Hallows Part 2, except that it depends so much on having seen the previous movies that I can't count it as a separate movie, so Goblet Of Fire keeps the win.

 

[Lonemagpie]

And which is better - Robin Hood: Men in Tights or Blazing Saddles?

Blazing Saddles, by a long, long way

 

[Gaith]

Azkaban is best, with Goblet a close second. The rest I can do without altogether.

 

[Toxteth O´Grady]

Hey guys hope you've liked my thread so far. I've got a subtopic for you:
Which Harry Potter FILM (not book) is the best? (Not judged on how well it portrays the book, just the actual film)
I haven't seen the last two yet (I know, I know you may send me metaphorical killer troi bles to rip out my kidneys) but I reckon Goblet of Fire is best

This is hard because I thought the movies just kept getting better and better.

Looking back, though, it's a toss up between Azkaban and Phoenix. I really can't decide between either of them, because each has elements unique to that movie that put it above the rest. Alfonso Cuaron and David Yates were both great directors and I loved the stories presented in each.

And which is better - Robin Hood: Men in Tights or Blazing Saddles?

Blazing Saddles, definitely.

 

[Greg Cox]

And which is better - Robin Hood: Men in Tights or Blazing Saddles?

Young Frankenstein, of course.

 

[JarodRussell]

Crocodile Dundee 1 and 2
Demolition Man
Naked Gun 1 to 33 1/3
Robin Hood - Men in Tights
Shawshank Redemption
The Great Escape

I must have seen those films literally a thousand times each. I can quote them from start to finish, and yet they never lost a single bit of their rewatch value. Sometimes I happen to switch by when they are on TV, and I just can't stop watching then.

 

[Captain Kathryn]

1. All of the Harry Potter movies
2. WALL-E
3. Anything with Seth Rogan, Will Farrell, or Jim Carrey
4. Laverne & Shirley (technically TV but w/e) and other classic TV shows
5. Sideways
6. Lost in Translation
7. ELF! I do not care if it's Christmas or not! Elf is the best!
8. Christmas Vacation / Vegas Vacation... those Chevy Chase movies :P
9. Shawshank Redemption
10. The Bucket List
11. Waking Ned Devine

There are a ton more. But I love these.

 

[Captain Kathryn]

Hey guys hope you've liked my thread so far. I've got a subtopic for you:
Which Harry Potter FILM (not book) is the best? (Not judged on how well it portrays the book, just the actual film)
I haven't seen the last two yet (I know, I know you may send me metaphorical killer troi bles to rip out my kidneys) but I reckon Goblet of Fire is best

I am a Harry Potter FREAK. I've seen every single HP movie at least 50 times each lol.

I love them all, but will rate them in this order.

1. Deathly Hallows Part II (I'm a Snape fan. The memories scene...gets me every time. Although it's way better in the book. )
2. Prisoner of Azkaban
3. Order of the Phoenix
4. Deathly Hallows Part I
5. Goblet of Fire
6. Half-Blood Prince
7. Sorcerer's Stone
8. Chamber of Secrets

 

[Sigokat]

Clue because Tim Curry is awesome.

Jurassic Park. Saw it 6 times in the theater.

 

[Toxteth O´Grady]

Clue because Tim Curry is awesome.

Me and my 3 brothers could probably act out that entire movie from memory and not miss a beat.

 

[Greg Cox]

My family used to watch FIRESTARTER with Drew Barrymore every Thanksgiving. Does that count?

 

[Mojochi]

And which is better - Robin Hood: Men in Tights or Blazing Saddles?

Blazing Saddles, by a long, long way

Young Frankenstein, of course.

All of the above. Hell, Spaceballs is better than Robin Hood: Men In Tights

 

[Melakon]

Comfort films in no particular order.

The Big Sleep
Jason and the Argonauts (saw it at cinema in 1963)
The Great Escape
The Fifth Element

 

[Greylock Crescent]

Hey guys hope you've liked my thread so far. I've got a subtopic for you:
Which Harry Potter FILM (not book) is the best? (Not judged on how well it portrays the book, just the actual film)
I haven't seen the last two yet (I know, I know you may send me metaphorical killer troi bles to rip out my kidneys) but I reckon Goblet of Fire is best

Azkaban was the best. Goblet and/or Phoenix were the worst. DHI was very, very good. DHII was merely good.

 

[Greg Cox]

Comfort films in no particular order.

The Big Sleep
Jason and the Argonauts (saw it at cinema in 1963)
The Great Escape
The Fifth Element

Good ones! Jason is my all-time favorite Harryhausen movie.

 

[Mojochi]

Throwing out a few more of mine

Close Encounters of The Third Kind
Dr. Strangelove
Signs

 

[NCC1701]

The Big Lebowski
The Shawshank Redemption
Star Trek II
Aliens

I could watch those movies 24/7 for the rest of my life. I'm probably due a rewatch on all of them, it's been a while since I saw any of them!

 

[Captain Kathryn]

The Big Lebowski
The Shawshank Redemption
Star Trek II
Aliens

I could watch those movies 24/7 for the rest of my life. I'm probably due a rewatch on all of them, it's been a while since I saw any of them!

I forgot The Big Lebowski.

The DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!