10. Favorite classic movieI'm gonna be honest and say I haven't seen a whole lot of "classic" movies. Something about them always seems off to me. I don't care how much people laud the acting back in the day, too many times I've tried to watch oldies and just say to myself, "People still think this is good acting? Really? All this over acting ( Read more... )

9. A movie with the best soundtrack

Well, I guess it'd be cheap to say either of the Fantasias, and I did already mention tNBC, so lets find something new. And it may not be the "best" but it will be highly enjoyable. And a straight up musical seems like cheating.

Imma gonna go with Ratatouille. Michael Giacchino returned to work with director ( Read more... )

8. A movie that you’ve seen countless times

This is a two answer one. One is literal, and the other addresses the spirit of the question.

A) A Christmas Story. Seriously, I'm one of those people who has no problem on Christmas day turning on TBS and just letting this play all damn day, even if I'm not really watching it. So yes, I've literally ( Read more... )

7. The most surprising plot twist or ending

Eech, the twist. I think most of America can or does hate Shayamalan for kinda ruining the whole concept of the twist ending. Not that he alone ruined it, but he's the face of it, having almost every movie he made have a twist, whether it deserved on or not ( Read more... )

6. Favorite made for TV movie

Oh, this is easy, Hogfather. It's British, it's Terry Pratchett, it's Death dressed as Santa Claus, what more are you asking for? It also gives us Teatime, one of the most legitimately creepy villains ever. And Susan. Susan's just awesome. Look at her rock that hair.

5. Favorite love story in a movie

As I don't watch a lot of movies for the romance, or always remember those parts of the films, this one is a bit tough. But I think I'll go with Harold and Ana from Stranger Than Fiction. On top of everything else I love about this movie, it feels like they legitimately fall for each other in spite of their ( Read more... )

4. A movie that makes you sad

I don't know if it does anymore or not, as I haven't seen it in years, but I remember The Secret Garden made me teary eyed. Maybe it was because I really young, but there were a couple of scenes that just made me really sad.

3. A movie that makes you really happy

I think maybe Who Framed Roger Rabbit does it for me. I loved this as a kid, and now that I'm older I can find even more of it to appreciate. Humor that went over my head, or just the basic slapstick still makes me laugh. Something has to be sad for actors who believeibly act to nothing in front of them, ( Read more... )

2. The most underrated movie

Huh, day two, and they pull out a toughy. Hrmm.

Well, let's make this a tad easier and choose something I actually own. And from there I'm going to go with The Iron Giant. Ratatouille was a close second.

The Iron Giant is an amazing piece of animation. Brad Bird's first directorial film (the guy who would later ( Read more... )

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