Movies I'll Always Watch Again

[Dracula53]

silver you where an extra in Dawn of the Dead? That's cool man.

[Bobio]

I saw one last night I had forgotten about but one everyone should see. The name is 12 Angry Men and has a cast of incredible actors. Stars Henry Fonda but has 11 others everyone will recognize. If you have ever wondered what "beyond a reasonable doubt" means this movie will explain it perfectly. It's dated, there are no blacks or women on the jury, but it is a great movie.

[ace007]

Yes, 12 Angry Men is a good movie.

Frankly, I think many of the older movies are better--before so much special effects were available. The writing was much better.

[Bond Chick]

Originally Posted by Bobio

there are no women on the jury

Then it wouldn't be 12 Angry Men....

[Grendel]

Originally Posted by Bobio

I saw one last night I had forgotten about but one everyone should see. The name is 12 Angry Men and has a cast of incredible actors. Stars Henry Fonda but has 11 others everyone will recognize. If you have ever wondered what "beyond a reasonable doubt" means this movie will explain it perfectly. It's dated, there are no blacks or women on the jury, but it is a great movie.

I wanted to watch that last night when I saw it was on, but as is typical lately with my sorry local cable company that particular channel was not working. So I decided I watch one of my favorite movies "The Dirty Dozen" on another channel and alas that channel was not working either. Out of the hundreds of channels I am paying for and supposedly get there were only 2 things on I wanted to watch and as MURPHY works it out those are the 2 random channels that were not working :

I'll stop ranting now but I truely was pissed [not the drunk type] last night

[ace007]

Originally Posted by Bond Chick

Then it wouldn't be 12 Angry Men....

Bond Chick--Christmas is the perfect season for you--naughty, yet nice!

[ItalianAnaconda]

Alright here is my list and not in any particular order.

Rocky (all of them)
The Dirty Dozen (all of them)
A Bridge to Far
The Longest Day
Battle of the Buldge
Saving Private Ryan
Band of Brothers (not a movie, I know)
Tora, Tora, Tora (far better than Pearl Harbor)
Battle for Midway
Wind Talkers
U-571
K-19 The Widowmaker
Big Red 1
To Hell and Back
Glory
Sink The Bismarck!
Gettsyburg (I lived 30 minutes away from Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlin's home)
The Alamo (John Wayne)
Pretty much every John Wayne movie
Indiana Jones (all of them)
They died with their Boots on
Patton
Shooter
Accepted
All Jerry Lewis Movies
Dany Kay Movies
We Were Soldiers
The Man who Knew To Little
Forest Gump
All Star Trek Movies
Happy Gilmore
300
The 300 Spartans
Gladiator
The Patriot
Die Hard (all of them)
Transformers
Spiderman (all of them)
Batman Begins
Alien Vs. Predator
Predator
Alien (all of them)
Oscar
The Untouchables
Black Hawk Down (my dad was best friends with a guy who's brother was one of the Black Hawk crew members that got shot down)
Inside Man
Enemy of the State
U.S. Marshel
The Fugitive
The Hunt for the Red October
Clear and Present Danger

Like someone mentioned before. A lot of the newer movies are ruined because they spend to much time trying to get the best special effects and not enough on the story line. I wish they would learn to balance it out more often.

There are more but I figured that I have taken up enough space. Plus I cant remember them all. Just to let you know. Even though I am 20. I still enjoy the classics thanks to my dad and my Grandfather .