Best movie you've ever watched?

by glamergal234 26th October 2011, 2:56 am

so, what is the best movie you have ever watched? it could be a movie that made you 'feel', made you cry, had the best action, had the best story, had the best actors, made you laugh till your stomach hurt, etc. (basically, any genre of movie)

for me, i would have to say Finding Nemo. i find it both adorable, funny, && packed with amazing characters(:

by Nathalie3264 26th October 2011, 11:00 pm

My favourite films change all the time but right now the best movie I've ever seen is Ink, closely followed by Crash and Inception.

by **JessieH498** 26th October 2011, 11:12 pm

ohhh.... I have lots of favourites.

But I recently saw Sucker Punch and that stands out to me atm.

I LOVVVVVVVVVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Love Actually as well....and Notting Hill....

by donnawhite 7th November 2011, 11:59 am

It is not other the The Hangover (2009) by my favorite director Todd Phillips.
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by ThaliaAnderson 8th November 2011, 1:38 am

Ahh, that's a hard one! One of my favorites would have to be "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken"; it's really inspiring and based off a true story, and all the acting was really good. <3

Of COURSE, the Lord of the Rings trilogy. You just can't go wrong!

2004 Phantom of the Opera. <3 One of my favorite movies of ALL TIME, and I think totally surpasses the play (which I'm allowed to say, since I've seen it twice, hahah), and Gerard makes me flat out sob EVERY TIME.

by BlehxIshxMe 8th November 2011, 8:40 am

I'm going to have to go with my all time classic, Titanic. I'm usually not one for mushy, over the top love stories, but that movie is just so heart-breaking, not only for Jack and Rose, but for everyone else on the ship as well. I cry out the pacific ocean every time I see the scene where the Irish woman is tucking her children into bed knowing that they won't ever wake up, or the old couple cuddling together in bed as water pours in through the windows and underneath the door.

Then there is the love story of Jack and Rose. The part that shatters my heart each and every time is where Rose, floating on the headboard, reaches for Jack and is about to tell him that she loves him, only to be interrupted with "Don't you dare say you're goodbyes, Rose." It's a movie that makes me cherish my family and friends. /Ends mushy paragraph.