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In no particular order: Blade Runner Escape from New York Dark Knight Trilogy Watchmen Indiana Jones Trilogy Original Star Wars Trilogy Superman (1978) Flash Gordon The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Once Upon a Time in the West Forbidden Planet

I'm Raiders. :)

The original Superman will always be one of my favorite movies. It's the grandaddy of all superhero movies.

I just got the Gentle Giant Short Round mini bust today. Entertainment Earth is selling them on Ebay for $35.

My favorite scene in the series is the entire scene at the Raven. From the drinking game to the bar burning down. It has the introduction of Marion and Toht and a gunfight. I love it.

Revised list: 1. Blade Runner 2. Once Upon a Time in the West 3. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 4. Escape from New York 5. Superman Someday I may change my list again. Who knows? :confused:

It wasn't too long ago when I was at my parent's house when my niece and nephew were there too. They are 10 and 7 respectively. My nephew asked his sister if she wanted to play Indiana Jones when they got home. I said, "Play Indiana Jones?! I didn't know you guys knew who Indiana Jones...

It's the song the Max Rebo Band plays in the Return of the Jedi Special Edition. It's one of those things that people either love it or hate it.

It wasn't too long ago that I created a playlist and CD using 18 of my favorite John Williams themes and source music from my collection. The tracks I included are: 1. Theme from Superman 2. Love Theme from Superman 3. Princess Leia's Theme 4. Yoda's Theme 5. Luke and Leia 6. The March...

I grew up in the '80's. The summers of '86 and '89 are still two of the best summers of my life.

My movie that fits into this catagory is Scent of a Woman. I espescially can't turn it off if I catch Pacino's speech at Baird.

I just got back home from my local Salvation Army where I picked up the soundtrack to Last Crusade on cassette for the hefty sum of $0.30. :up:

I don't think it's a lack of imagination as much as it is personal taste. I think Transformers is stupid without ever seeing it because it's not to my tastes. I'm just as guilty as my dad is. I should have explained myself better in my previous post. To get back on topic I can't think of...

This girl sounds a little like my dad. His imagination is limited by his practicallity. His one word review of Star Wars without ever seeing it is, "Stupid." In his defense, my dad did see Raiders back when it was first playing. The only thing he liked was that, unlike the usual action hero...

I'm sorry you feel that way. :( I'm a bigger Superman fan than anything and I'm fine with it. My guess is that it's a marketing ploy. They used Batman's nickname. So, why not use Superman's nickname so they go together? :confused:

Officially it's "Man of Steel". Why would you smash your monitor over that? I think it's great! It's like "The Dark Knight". :up:

Relax. This this was just a rumor started earlier this year. There is no truth to it at all. :cool:

That's what I was thinking you meant. I agree with you.

I'm sorry, Attila, I don't really know what you mean here. If you mean it's hard to consider what is Peckipah's version of the film, you're right. The whole production and history of Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid is such a mess that it's anyone's guess what Peckinpah's final edit is or would...

You may have a point. It's like anything else though. It all boils down to individual taste and preference. Personally, I prefer Seydor's edit.