miko

i think the best movie is InuYasha Movie 2: Castle Beyond the Looking Glass

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HORSE! TIGER! FIRE STYLE! FIREBALL JUTSU TECHNIQUE

THAT SKILL IS BEYOND THE CAPACITY OF ANY NOVICE...
HIS CHAKRA SHOULDN'T HAVE DEVELOPED ENOUGH YET TO PERFORM IT!

daemonsage420

I'd give my vote to either Pulp Fiction, A Fistful of $, Fight Club, or Reservoir Dogs. I can't choose between them.

Mar

^ Classic male. :P

I'm a musical person, so I have a thing with Paint Your Wagon and Cabaret not your standard musicals though. Both are Class A movies.

Other than musicals. Comedies: Waynes World

Recent Movies: Lord of Warand Catch me if you can etc.

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Masamune

Best Movie Ever...kinda impossible since i love different movies..for different reasons xD: Donnie Darko for the search for God and how he finally finds out, Kill Bill for Uma's great performance,etc

daemonsage420

I don't see why you would say something like that. Have you even seen any of the movies I put down? I enjoy movies for the quality of acting, the story, the visual effects, the symbolic representation, and subliminal meanings of certain images, incidents, or occurrances. I don't like them because of the type of action depicted in them.

I also like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, I Heart Huckabee's, Anchorman, Super Troopers, a hell of a lot of B-Horror Movies, plus I like old Bruce Lee flicks.

Hmmmm......I geuss I am a stereotypical "classic male" in terms of movies.....

Actually I just remembered what my all-time favorite movie actually was.

The Crow. That's a movie that suits my taste more than the others I mentioned. And the soundtrack is good too.

Manowar

There are so many great movies, it's hard to actually pin one down.

But one I seem to like watching no matter how many times it comes on is Tombstone, the one with Kurt Russell as Wyatt Earp and Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday.

daemonsage420

I gatta say that was a really good one. I like Westerns(even though I'm a "savage" Indian). The whole Romanticism that the cowboy image has though, is nothing like the real thing. I don't like real cowboys.

Manowar

I've actually been meaning to read up on the whole western era a little more closely. Because as Tombstone depicts the "Cowboys", they weren't the western male population as a whole, they were a band of outlaws connected across the territory.

And as far as western movies as a whole, any John Wayne or Clint Eastwood movie is fantastic.