harrisonp
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You now have to watch TASM2 for 24 hours
You’re Trapped In A Room For 24 Hours With One Film On Repeat. What Film Do You Want It To Be?
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Back To The Future.
JPH
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Just as you are about to press play, you hear a toilet flushing and a pot-bellied version of YOU walks out of the bathroom; wearing an overly-large Mexican sombrero, Otomix shoes, and a silk kimono with designs of McDonalds from all over the Earth!
"Whoa! I made it," says the rotund Pepperbone.
Holds out his hand and says, "come with me, the next twenty-four hours are gonna be UH-MAY-ZING!" and you are guided to the bathroom where the toilet is glowing yellow with endlessly swirling water.
A glowing green plunger is held out to you, "this plunge is gonna change our lives forever..."
The Brahma Bull
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Heat
Galactican
Sr Member
If you like what you do time will fly, so if you watch a beloved movie you might say: "What, the 24 hours are over? No way! Play it just one more time!" However, if you choose a random movie, especially one you have never seen before, and it turns out to be a snooze-fest, you may either hit yourself for being so stupid or (even better) you may spend most of the time sleeping (if the volume is not too high, of course). So, anyone in for "Rock'n'Roll Nightmare"???
Gimpdiggity
Master Member
Ready Player One is my choice. Decent action, good music, relatively well done. It’s just a fun film.
BROTHERFOSTER
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Either Superman the Movie, Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid or The Out of Towners (1970)
DazzlerFan
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What a great thread!
This was a hard choice, but I think for repeat watch value I’m going to pick Pacific Rim. Seems like I always see something different each time I watch it and really there are no scenes that I find uninteresting.
I nearly picked Stagecoach, but I’m not sure I would find much new in it after about two more viewings (but man is that chase scene/shootout a great piece of filmmaking).
This was a hard choice, but I think for repeat watch value I’m going to pick Pacific Rim. Seems like I always see something different each time I watch it and really there are no scenes that I find uninteresting.
I nearly picked Stagecoach, but I’m not sure I would find much new in it after about two more viewings (but man is that chase scene/shootout a great piece of filmmaking).
JPH
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Peter Gabriel soundtrack.
Yeah! It is really emotional, using music to convey moods. A lot more to it than just background fluff.
I had it on cassette and wore the thing out.
George
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Gladly.I still want to see the rest of the Rhino fight in a third sequel, even if it is to be the last movie for Andrew Garfield as Spider-man.I can't stand open endings like they did with the first trilogy of Lord of the Rings.
But there is something about Tron that makes it timeless for me, especially the use of colors and lights, like in Thor:Ragnarok that really honored the Marvel artist Jack Kirby.So definitely Tron first place
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JPH
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What does Peter Gabriel have to do with it? Are you talking about Birdy?? Confused
This movie.
Peter Gabriel did the soubdtrack
EDIT . And Yes, you are correct, Birdy.
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