DVD Collecting and What Makes A Movie Good?
My DVD Collection
Not everyone knows that I collect DVDs. For those that do know I collect them then I update you on its progress: I recently obtained my 600th DVD. Wow. 600. That is not a small number. What I am most proud of is that my collection contains no burnt or copied movies. That's just not my thing. It contains a lot of movies I ( Read more... )
Not everyone knows that I collect DVDs. For those that do know I collect them then I update you on its progress: I recently obtained my 600th DVD. Wow. 600. That is not a small number. What I am most proud of is that my collection contains no burnt or copied movies. That's just not my thing. It contains a lot of movies I ( Read more... )
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My faves:
Tombstone - Probably Kurt Russell & Val Kilmner's best flick. Add in Charton Hesston, Sam Elliot, an allstar cast and a kick ass script and it's gold.
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The plot & storytelling is excellent, and you see a lot of remade shots from 1939's Robin Hood.
Dogma - In my opinion, Kevin Smith's best flick. Funny, relevent, great cast, again a good plot.
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I cannot say that I have a favourite movie. Many are unique in their own way.
I have recently watched Peaceful Warrior. This one was great, though many others may say it is a typical back from the brink, blah blah blah. Being an athlete myself, I walked away thinking that the movie can be applied to myself, it can help me be a better person.
And two other movies that keep popping back into my head are Before Sunrise and its sequel Before Sunset. Mindless meandering, no special effects. I do not know why, I just enjoyed these two.
And I have not perused your list, but Dead Poets Society is way up there, as I am sure you have too.
Till I crawl again, back to lurking for me.
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