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All-time, for me, is Lilo & Stitch, but as far as non-Disney goes, it would be Hoosiers.

My case is a little weird. See, I think the greatest movie ever made is The Passion of the Christ which, in my opinion, shows how films aren't simply entertainent but art forms. But my favorite film in terms of pure entertainment would be Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban which I think is a near perfect film all around (script, acting, cinematography, score, etc.). Coincidentally, I can only find one flaw with both of these films: lack of context. To fully appreciate both films, you need to be familiar with the source material. Otherwise, they're both excellent.

Escapay wrote:Ever since I first saw it when I was five years old, THE TEN COMMANDMENTS has been my favorite movie.

Really? When I was younger and I saw it I was afraid of it. I've yet to watch it entirely since, though now, pretty much due to length.

My favorite Disney movie is pretty hard to choose. I'll just list the ones I enjoy the most. Tarzan, Hercules, Sleeping Beauty, Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, Hunchback, Pocahontas, The Nightmare Before Christmas (does this count?) I love Disney movies too much to choose!

As for my favorite non-Disney movie, I love Spider-Man 2!
Spider-Man 1 was also good. I can't express the joy I had seeing it for the first time. I'm a huge Spider-Man fan. (The X-Men movies are good too)
I love the Harry Potter films 3>2>1. I agree with a lot of what Disneykid said about POA.
I love a lot of the animated Dreamworks movies, Sinbad, Spirit, Shrek, Prince of Egypt

I'm hoping I'll love the Incredibles.

I'm really bad at choosing favorites.

As of now, it's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, although I really think that ties with The Wizard of Oz...

Just a thought, does anyone get an idea from the title of the topic that the first poster thinks we like nothing but Disney?

My 2 favorite films of all time are Back to the Future and It's a Wonderful Life.

HANNIBAL!

I love all three of the Hannibal Lecter's movies but I like especially Hannibal. I love the p.acing of the film, the more on screen participation of the character, the places (Florence, Washington) and the beautiful camera direction/shots.

PS

I have the book and read it. Yeah, the ending is different but the movie had to come out with its own ending for a good reason. And if people knew the real ending I would guess they would have much prefered the movie's (for being more real and believable).

Teen Artist wrote:

Escapay wrote:Ever since I first saw it when I was five years old, THE TEN COMMANDMENTS has been my favorite movie.

Really? When I was younger and I saw it I was afraid of it. I've yet to watch it entirely since, though now, pretty much due to length.

Yeah, the length would turn some people away from the movie. But it's such an Easter Sunday staple, that it's been proven (through ratings) that every year it's the highest-rated program of the week, and more people tune IN as the movie progresses.

I think one of the main reasons I've always loved The Ten Commandments would have to be the lavish sets, the dialogue (where else can you find someone cry out, "Oh Moses, Mose, you stubborn, splendid, adorable fool!" or "You will be mine. All mine like my dog, or my horse, or my falcon, except that I shall love you more - and trust you less."), and the best special effect (even today), parting of the Red Sea.

Escapay

DisneyChris wrote:Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back

ITA! That's the best out of all the movies so far. I'm so glad Lucas didn't do that many of his "changes" to ESB.

Escapay

My favorite movie of all time is Boiler Room

My Favorite Movie of all time is the 1959 Classic Comedy Pillow Talk.

With Doris Day(What a coincidence, that she would star in my favorite film),Rock Hudson, Tony Randall, Thelma Ritter.

All I Do Is Talk To My Pillow, Talk Talk Talk.

Would you like to see a remake DG, with Hilary Duff and Frankie Muniz?

2099net wrote:Would you like to see a remake DG, with Hilary Duff and Frankie Muniz?

I think you should duck, before you get something thrown at you!

ichabod wrote:

2099net wrote:Would you like to see a remake DG, with Hilary Duff and Frankie Muniz?

I think you should duck, before you get something thrown at you!

As Ichabod said, you better duck before I throw a brick at you. I hate remakes, they always ruin the movies whenever they make a remake.

Lord of the Rings Trilogy (all 3 back to back).

Mine would have to be the "Back to the Future" Trilogy those movies are just alot of fun and bring back alot of good memories!

Hi:

Disney film:
Tie between Bambi,Lion king and sleeping beauty

Non-disney film:

Kung pow: enter the fist

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, I think of it as a whole movie

Aladdin, definitly. Always has and maybe always will be.