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1. Fargo 2. Sweeney Todd 3. Monty Python and the Holy Grail 4. Being There 5. The Shining 6. Airplane! 7. Chicago 8. Psycho 9. Blazing Saddles 10. A Clockwork Orange 11. It's a Wonderful Life 12. Requiem for a Dream 13. Ferris Bueller's Day Off 14. Raiders of the Lost Ark 15. The Rocky Horror Pictur...

Ooh! Ooh! Vincent was terrific in Masque of the Red Death! That's one of my favorites! And of course I've also seen Great Mouse Detective, Edward Scissorhands, and Thief and the Cobbler, as well as Laura. Imdb also mentions he was in Ten Commandments, but I don't recall that, and I watched it a few ...

After a recent frantic turn to my DVDs for money desperately needed, I now only have a couple hundred movies, just under a third of what I used to have... :cry: I didn't know if I should include Blu-Ray on here or not, so I made the DVD-only list, with essential Blu titles added as well. 1. Airplane...

Apparently, my mother tried to show me Mary Poppins several times as a child, and I never made it past the first few scenes with bawling. I don't know what was wrong with me, but I never saw the full film til I was fifteen or so.

For all of the people out there who are used to "blood and gore" horror movies, what are the movies that really, really scare you? For me, David Lynch always seems to have a way to make the simplest things absolutely terrifying. Eraserhead is really creepy. And there was a time when I woul...

I forgot about World Owes Me a Living. "On Ice" is at least one example where that one's used. Thank you.

So, in the Donald and Goofy cartoon "Billposters", Donald and Goofy both whistle and sing Whistle While You Work a couple of times. I know that the Disney characters would sometimes sing popular songs of the time, but it was a bit jarring to hear one from a Disney film. Although it was pro...