I like fpd's categorical approach, and I will bogart it to my own ends:

Favorite movies about robots:
Bladerunner
Metropolis
Terminator 2
Robocop
Favorite movies about convicts:
The Shawshank Redemption
Malcom X
American History X

Favorite space operas:
Star Wars

Favorite superhero movies:
Sin City (gives me renewed hope for a Rodriguez-made "Madman" picture.)
The Hulk
(Usually superhero movies turn out to be letdowns, but this one appeals to me because the director has a unique understanding of comics. Also check out the Ice Storm to see his take of the Fantastic Four in a monologue by Toby Maguire. Ang loves the same thing I do about a good comicbook, which is what they mean and convey about the creator's mindset. Another person with an excellent comicbook mind is Quentin Tarantino. David Carradine's "Clark Kent" speech at the end of Kill Bill [a movie which I thought sucked] nails the essence of Superman while putting it in a light I never saw it in before. He understands the alien nature of Superman and it's too bad he didn't get to have a hand in the new movie.)

Favorite romantic comedies:
Eternal Sunshine on the Spotless Mind
The Music Man

Favorite cartoon movies:
Princess Mononoke
My Neighbor Totoro
Akira
Finding Nemo
American Pop

Favorite Neo-Noir:

Memento
One Hour Photo
History of Violence

I know it's a boring list, but it is accurate.

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1. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

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FUZZYMAAAAAAAAAAN!

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From Hell's heart I stab at thee! For hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee!

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Oh shit. Someone get me an ensign with a red shirt, stat.

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Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants.

1. Dr. Strangelove
2. Titan A.E.
3. Rent
4. Dogma
5. Star Trek: Insurrection (or whatever the last one was.)
6. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
7. Labrynth
8. Dark Crystal
9. Final Fantasy: Advent Children
10. Team America: World Police

That's just a general list. I could categorize mine, but I don't have the time.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

1. braveheart
2. braveheart
3. braveheart
4. last of the mohicans
5. some other movie
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Kill Whitey.

I'm glad someone else likes that movie. I don't know about you, but any movie that starts with the earth getting blown up is a winner to me.

I'm glad someone else likes that movie. I don't know about you, but any movie that starts with the earth getting blown up is a winner to me.

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My friend and I went to see it five times all in the weekend it came out in theaters.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

Damnit! That was my 11.

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the kid's getting old, the kid's getting old

I found it on DVD recently. In the BARGAIN BIN. I was outraged, but not outraged enough to refuse to buy it with a $5 price tag.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

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1. braveheart
2. braveheart
3. braveheart
4. last of the mohicans
5. some other movie
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i would humbly like to amend my list to include:

romeo is bleeding- cuz gary oldman rocks

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Kill Whitey.

I found Dark Crystal and Titan AE in the $5 bargain bin at Walmart. I bought them because I'm too cheap to spend $20 anywhere else.

Dark Crystal is one of those movies everyone likes that I will never like. I've watched it about 5 times now, and it just keeps getting worse every time.* I don't understand.

Titan A.E. is really awesome though.

*The first time I almost finished it, the second time I got halfway through, the third time I got to the 15 minute mark, etc.

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It's grime time.

Well I didn't want to spend $20 on Dark Crystal. I did want to spend $20 on Tremors. One of the best movies evar.

Bargain Bin movies are awesome, especially when they're just good movies that have gotten old enough for production costs to have been paid for a few times over in the theater and from home video sales.
The only real reason to pay $20 for a movie is if it's something that you just *have* to see again right on the day it comes out.
Otherwise, Netflix.

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Favorite cartoon movies:
Princess Mononoke
My Neighbor Totoro
Akira
Finding Nemo
American Pop

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At least three of those are not cartoons.

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Poop.

Also, in no order whatsoever.

Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?
Bringing Out The Dead
Punch Drunk Love
Dr.Strangelove: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb
City of God
The Life Aquatic
The Iron Giant (also not a cartoon)
Once Upon A Time In The West
Jaws (Robert Shaw is my hero)

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Poop.

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1. braveheart
2. braveheart
3. braveheart

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Hey, sugar tits.

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What others say about boorite!

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The Iron Giant (also not a cartoon)

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Do you have your own individual definition of a cartoon? A cartoon is animated graphic art, and the Iron Giant was animated graphic art.

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FPD is the foremost plague on discussion boards. Do your part to stomp out FPD.

Speaking of bargain bins, that is where I will eventually buy my Silent Hill DVD, in all its overhyped poorly written splendor.

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the kid's getting old, the kid's getting old

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The Iron Giant (also not a cartoon)

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Do you have your own individual definition of a cartoon? A cartoon is animated graphic art, and the Iron Giant was animated graphic art.

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No, the Iron Giant is an animated film. A cartoon is cartoony. Cartoons have no sense of reality to them and use cartoony animation. Cartoon characters can fly through walls, have anvils dropped on their head, pull holes from their pockets and get hit the ass in every way imaginable.

Loonie Tunes, Fleischer (Betty Boop ect.), Mickey Mouse, Ren and Stimpy, and most Hanna Barberra (Yogi Bear yes, Johnny Quest not so much). There are very few modern animated shows that are really cartoons.

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Poop.

I believe the Rabid Weasle is making sense.

I believe Rabid_Weasle is the sexiest thing since sliced bread.

I believe in Santa Claus.

I tried watching Dark Crystal again tonight. It's impossible. I got to the part where he gets grabbed by the vines or something.

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I believe in Santa Claus.

I tried watching Dark Crystal again tonight. It's impossible. I got to the part where he gets grabbed by the vines or something.

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You Muppet Racist.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

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The Iron Giant (also not a cartoon)

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Do you have your own individual definition of a cartoon? A cartoon is animated graphic art, and the Iron Giant was animated graphic art.

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No, the Iron Giant is an animated film. A cartoon is cartoony. Cartoons have no sense of reality to them and use cartoony animation. Cartoon characters can fly through walls, have anvils dropped on their head, pull holes from their pockets and get hit the ass in every way imaginable.

Loonie Tunes, Fleischer (Betty Boop ect.), Mickey Mouse, Ren and Stimpy, and most Hanna Barberra (Yogi Bear yes, Johnny Quest not so much). There are very few modern animated shows that are really cartoons.

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So then the Three Stooges were non-animated cartoons?

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I believe in Santa Claus.

I tried watching Dark Crystal again tonight. It's impossible. I got to the part where he gets grabbed by the vines or something.

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You Muppet Racist.

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I still think they shouldn't be allowed to marry white people.

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It's grime time.