10 Favorite Movies • Page 10

Office Space is extremely rewatchable

 

Office Space is one of those movies that's hard to divorce from how much it became a catchphrase like Borat

 

I love that you included De Palma.

 

It took me a few times watching Scream before I was able to appreciate it and get "WHAZZZZUP" out of my mind

 

He's probably the only director on that list that I included for purely stylistic reasons.

 

What's your top 5 De Palma if you don't mind me asking

 

Wait....De Palma actually did fuckin Snake Eyes?! Good lord

 

Femme Fatale
Sisters
Dressed to Kill
Body Double
Raising Cain

Mission Impossible is my favorite outside of his horror/thriller genre stuff.

 

Phantom of Paradise!!!!!!!

 

Stand By Me
The Goonies
The Mighty Ducks
American History X
Jamsey Boy
The Departed
Saving Private Ryan
The Breakfast Club
Alpha Dog
Good Will Hunting

 

How is that even possible lol

Yeah, too many jokes and not enough brutal torture

 

Office Space has its moments, but it is a tad too moralistic for me.

 

1. Braveheart
2. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
3. Before Sunset
4. American Psycho
5. Punch-Drunk Love
6. It's a Wonderful Life
7. Before Midnight
8. Her
9. Amelie
10. End of Evangelion

I guess..

 

Please explain.

 

It's an epic with good drama, action and an incredible battle speech from the lead.

 

I just love it. It's been my favourite film for as long as I can remember. I find it moving, funny, exciting, it has one of my favourite soundtracks ever. Honestly there's not really anything I don't love about it.

 

Punch-Drunk Love is amazing. Might be my favorite PTA.

 

People who love Braveheart really seem to love it

 

I never saw Braveheart.

 

It's very lovable.

 

I've never seen it either!

 

it's cool

 

I loved Braveheart and The Patriot like fifteen years ago (not meant to be an insult, that's just how long ago I've seen them). I've actually only seen a total of five or six films that Mel Gibson acted in and/or directed, and none of them were bad (I guess I was lucky and dodged stuff like The Expendables). I really enjoyed Hacksaw Ridge despite its depiction of the Japanese.

 

Braveheart's way better than Hacksaw Ridge.

First half of Hacksaw was seriously laughable, imho.

 

Nothing keeps me away from a film easier than someone unironically saying, "you know what this drama needs? Vince Vaughn."