Off The Wall, Part 2
 

Now that we have listed our five favorite musical performers, how about listing our five favorite movies. <BR> <BR>Anyone care to share?

#1 tie: "The Philadelphia Story," and "Some Like It Hot" <BR>#2 "Broadcast News" <BR>#3 "Cinema Paradiso" <BR>#4 "Reds" <BR>#5 "Raiders of the Lost Ark" <BR>Honorable mention to The Godfather Part I and Part II, "All the President's Men," and "A River Runs Through It."

<BR>"Casablanca" "The Sting" "L.A. Confidential" <BR>"Witness" "Psycho" <BR>... to name a few <BR>

1. How Green Was My Valley <BR>2. The Quiet Man <BR>3. On the Waterfront <BR>4. Bridge Over the River Kwai <BR>5. (tie) Breaker Morant <BR> Zulu <BR> The Searchers <BR> Red River <BR> Shane

This is really hard. They are all so different I can't rank them, so these aren't in any special order: <BR> <BR>Body Heat <BR>Like Water for Chocolate <BR>Little Voice <BR>A Clockwork Orange <BR>Tootsie <BR> <BR> <BR>

Dr Zhivago <BR>Blazing Saddles <BR>To Kill a Mockingbird <BR>2001 <BR>Where's Poppa <BR>

<BR>1. Mrs. Minniver <BR>2. Mr. Blandings Builds his Dream House <BR>3. She Wore A Yellow Ribbon <BR>4. Indiscreet <BR>5. Rebecca <BR>6. The Unconquered <BR>

<BR>Too hard.. <BR> <BR>1. Chinatown <BR>2. North by Northwest** <BR>3. Casablanca <BR>4. Dr. Strangelove <BR>5. The Shawshank Redemption <BR> <BR>**Contains a line appropriate to this forum: <BR>"(We) discussed different types of travel...train travel vs. plane travel, that sort of thing. Rather innocuous, I must say..."

1) Shawshank Redemption <BR>2) Sound of Music <BR>3) Caddyshack <BR>4) Holy Grail <BR>5) Fletch/Xmas Vacation

1) Krush Groove <BR>2) Breakin' 2 Electric Bugaloo <BR>3) Beatstreet <BR>4) Any Spike Lee film <BR>5) Driving Miss Daisy

1. Notorious <BR>2. Best Years of Our Lives <BR>3. Rear Window <BR>4. North by Northwest <BR>5. Drums Along the Mowhawk <BR>also <BR>Christmas Vacation, Tootsie, To Catch a Thief, Dial M for Murder

<BR> <BR>It's A Wonderful Life <BR>The Hustler <BR>Bull Durham <BR>Roadside Prophets <BR>The Matrix

Here goes: <BR> <BR>No. 1: Pulp Fiction. I've seen it more times than any other film other than the Wizard of Oz. <BR> <BR>No. 2: Life is Beautiful. How could anyone even think of making a film like this? <BR> <BR>No. 3: Raging Bull. Making a good film in black and white is really hard. <BR> <BR>No. 4: Schindler's List. Another gutsy film, both because of the use of black and white and the subject matter. <BR> <BR>No. 5: A Soldier's Story. Very honest treatment of self-esteem issues among African Americans. Overlooked by Oscar. Too bad. <BR> <BR>In the special category of films that actually made me (of all people!) cry, I'll nominate Sophie's Choice, Terms of Endearment, The Joy Luck Club.

My Neighbor Totoro <BR>Rosencratz and Gildenstern are Dead <BR>Cinema Paradiso <BR>Repo Man <BR>Key Largo

1. Gone With the Wind <BR>2. Dances With Wolves <BR>3. Sweet Magnolias <BR>4. Vacation <BR>5. They Shoot Horses, Don't They

Casablanca <BR>Giant <BR>Sound of Music <BR>Network <BR>Driving Miss Daisy <BR>Weekend at Bernies

1. My Fair Lady <BR>2. Meet me in St. Louis <BR>3. Easter Parade <BR>4. Mary Poppins <BR>5. The Sound of Music

1. Gone with the Wind <BR>2. It Happened One Night <BR>3. Holiday Inn <BR>4. To Kill a Mockingbird <BR>5. It's a Wonderful Life <BR>6. Forrest Gump <BR> <BR>I love some others already mentioned too.

Lethal Weapon (1) <BR>Sound of Music <BR>Accidental Tourist <BR>Sleeping with the Enemy <BR>A Home of Our Own <BR>The Dollmaker <BR> <BR>

All About Eve <BR>Ordinary People <BR>Foul Play <BR>North by Northwest <BR>Gaslight