Favorite Movie(s): Letter 'E' Edition

[ManRam]

Edge of Tomorrow

[MILLERHIGHLIFE]

I loved Dangerfield. It's funny, I am on day 321 of sobriety, so I would almost be there man!

"Who am I?" "I'm the guy that put the bathrooms in this joint!" "Oh no wonder why this place stinks!" "I'm gonna kill him!" "I'm so hungry I could eat a waitress!" "Pops last dish!" "Jump up and down, show em your the man!" "The Hedge!" "I got the back of my hand stuck in the toilet!" "Oh that's the water pick!" "At first I wouldn't kiss her face, and now I end up kissing her ***!"

Man I grew up watching that movie. My Mom has that movie on the old RCA video disc, I got the DVD and cassette.

[One Nut Kruk]

Even Wally Sparks was cool. Back to School is my fave though

Meet Wally Sparks. I forgot that movie existed lol. I barely even remember it, I just remember watching it all bombed with my brother in law when I was like 18. And I do remember laughing quite a bit.

[Paulie6986]

Meet Wally Sparks. I forgot that movie existed lol. I barely even remember it, I just remember watching it all bombed with my brother in law when I was like 18. And I do remember laughing quite a bit.

My guess is because of this.

This movie was one of his weakest ones.

[ewing]

I loved Dangerfield. It's funny, I am on day 321 of sobriety, so I would almost be there man!

Remember when he says it all about will power, puts out his smoke, and immediately lights up again


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[One Nut Kruk]

My guess is because of this.

This movie was one of his weakest ones.

Oh for sure. It was probably horrible

[Dugmet]

The Endurance.

Ernest Shackleton's Trans-Antarctica expedition of 1914 - 1917 is one of the most incredible adventure stories of all time. It is remarkable even for an era and region that already has far more than its fair share of incredible tales of heroism and fortitude in the face of appalling hardships.

There's no question this could be the greatest documentary film ever for two reasons:

1. The story is amazing amazing amazing.
2. Actual film footage and photographs of the event(s) survived from 1914.

Full video: https://youtu.be/oyQRHHHXntc

[MidwestJimmy]

Equinox (obscure horror movie)

[Paulie6986]

Equinox (obscure horror movie)

Remember this obscure film too. B-horror......

[Paulie6986]

The Endurance.


There's no question this could be the greatest documentary film ever for two reasons:

1. The story is amazing amazing amazing.
2. Actual film footage and photographs of the event(s) survived from 1914.

Full video: https://youtu.be/oyQRHHHXntc

Yes, definitely amazing documentary.

One of the finest ever that not many people have seen.

There's another amazing documentary about Eskimos filmed in the early 1900's, but off the top I can't recall the name. Will post as such when I do.

[MidwestJimmy]

The Elephant Man

[bigmac8675]

Equilibrium
Eurotrip
E.T.
Encino Man
Ex Machina
Elf

[MidwestJimmy]

Holy crap -- I forgot "The Exorcist", an all-time great. (But the 1977 sequel was sure lame.)

[LionsFan..LOL]

Holy crap -- I forgot "The Exorcist", an all-time great. (But the 1977 sequel was sure lame.)

Have you seen Exorcist III? To me its one of the better horror sequels out there. Much better than lame Exorcist 2.

[MidwestJimmy]

Have you seen Exorcist III? To me its one of the better horror sequels out there. Much better than lame Exorcist 2.

Never saw the third one. I saw a rip-off version of the original where the only real difference (but a pretty cool one) was they detected the evil spirit on an MRI. Wasn't it called "The Possession", or something like that?