Best...(In the Movies)

1. Best...(In the Movies)

   #1

   In Honor of the 2003 MTV awards I started the 'Best' thread.
   Okay this is almost like 'Movie Quotes' but we rate the bests. Like Best Cuss. Best Death, ect. They may be replaced by others POV
   Now if I may start.
   
   Best Death: Boromir in Lord of the Rings
   Best Vomit: Lard Ass Stand By Me
   Best Cuss: Rhett Butler Gone with the Wind

2. Best...(In the Movies)

   #2

   Best Insult: The French, Monty Python and the Holy Grail

3. Best...(In the Movies)

   #3

   Best Fight scene: The 'Get on with it' croud Monty Python and the Holy Grail

4. Best...(In the Movies)

   #4

   Best Death: Leo in Titanic (It wasn't good acting, I just loved to see him turn into a human popsicle!)

5. Best...(In the Movies)

   #5

   Best Exploding structure: The single floor from Die Hard.
   
   Best Award Acceptance speech: Golem from the MTV 2003 Awards.

6. Best...(In the Movies)

   #6

   I must disagree.
   
   Best Award Acceptance Speech: Jim Carrey, I think at the Academy Awards (He talked to the audience with his mind for five minutes and then fell off the stage.)

7. Best...(In the Movies)

   #7

   I think I saw a bit of that. But I liked Gollum's Acceptance speach. It should have gone to Andy Sirkus but that Gollum he took it and cursed at Peter Jackson! I SO LOVE Gollum now.

8. I must disagree...

   #8

   The Best one on one fight scene ever:
   Man in Black vs Inigio in The Princess Bride
   
   Others of Notable Mention:
   Episode I: Jedi vs Darth Maul
   Robin Hood: Errol Flynn vs Basil Rathborne
   Bruce Lee vs Kareem Abdul Jabar
   Rocky I: Rocky vs Apollo Creed

9. Best...(In the Movies)

   #9

   Best sex scene: Halle Berry & Billy Bob in that movie my goodness she was hot!!
   
   Best fart in a movie: Fat Bastard in Any of the Austin Power movies
   
   Best outfit: Marissa Tormei (any relation to Mel) in my cousin Vinny when they are sitting outside the cabin in the woods. That skin tight low back drop one piece outfit. Only she could get away with it

10. Best...(In the Movies)

    #10

    More nominations for best fight scene: (like we'll ever be able to agree on this one!)
    
    Jackie Chan vrs. Alan in Gorgeous.
    
    Neo vrs the Smith army in Matrix: Reloaded

11. Best...(In the Movies)

    #11

    Best Epiphanical Moment:
    "Luke, I am your father."-Darth Vader, Star Wars
    
    Best Unintentional Gag on a Box:
    "Tom Cruise as Jack the Warrior Prince battles Tim Curry, the Lord of Darkness"-The box of Legend

12. Best...(In the Movies)

    #12

    Best fight scene, which will never be resolved: Aragorn and Lurtz Lord of the Rings
    
    Best Alien (bad guys) The Faculty or Mars Attacks I think that is what it was. Havnt seen it in a long time

13. Best...(In the Movies)

    #13

    Best Horror Movie of All Time: It
    
    Most Boring Movie of All Time: A Life Less Ordinary
    
    Worst Movie Ever: Original Sin
    
    Best Comedy: Bringing Down the House
    
    Best Movie Ever: Scarface
    
    Best Romance Movie: Two Weeks Notice
    
    Best Animated Movie: Spirited Away (I really like how she goes from being an annoying scared little brat to a brave hero. It's so subtle you'll almost miss it.)
    
    Best Acceptance Speech: Jim Carey when he dressed like some hippy and had a that huge beard. I think had he and his wife had recently gotten divorced. It was at the MTV movie awards...
    
    Best Movie to Watch on a Rainy Day: The Count of Monte Cristo
    
    Best Family Movie: Tuck Everlasting
    
    Suprisingly Good Movie: Resident Evil

14. Best...(In the Movies)

    #14

    I disagree.
    
    Most Ridiculous Movie: It (Evil clowns?!)
    Best Comedy of ALL TIME: Monty Python and the Holy Grail
    Best Romance Movie: All romance movies suck and follow the same stupid plot. Oh wait, that's also EVERY OTHER MOVIE MADE SINCE 1980!

15. Best...(In the Movies)

    #15

    I disagree! The Graduate is a good romantic film (one of the few I will admit) if only for the Simon & Garfunkel soundtrack.
    
    Most unlikely line-up: Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman in Rainman.
    
    Best acceptance speech: Spike Milligan, when he called Prince Charles a grovelling b*stard.
    
    Best period film: The Elephant Man, filmed in crackly black and white to give it that 1920s feel.
    
    Best horror film: Silence of the Lambs, the only film I've seen which actually looks how I had imagined it should from reading the book.
    
    Most tense and distressed actor: Harrison Ford in just about anything.
    
    ephe!

16. Best...(In the Movies)

    #16

    Most Horror movies are not horror. They are jumpy. thats it. 'IT' was NOT scary. I like the ones where you have to stop it in the middle of the movie for a few hours of break. Even tho it is daytime. Those are scary. I like the ones that play on the psycological parts of human life. the ones about an insomniac or a person with OCD. And the things that COULD happen in real life. Find me a good horror movie I call you a friend for life.

17. Best...(In the Movies)

    #17

    IT wasn't scary all that scary, but it was a darn good movie. Well, the ending was disappointing, but it was still good despite that! Besides, IT is listed under the horror genre, so that's where I put it.
    
    Evil clowns rule!

18. Best...(In the Movies)

    #18

    The only part I liked is that kid whos brother is eaten is cute. The kid.

19. Best...(In the Movies)

    #19

    I havnt found a horror movie that is scary yet. They suck at that. The best Ive seen so far, (after throwing that little piece out) is... Signs

20. Best...(In the Movies)

    #20

    Best obscure movie that's only funny once: Rosencratz and Gildenstern are dead.
    
    Worst movie ever: Pee Wee's big adventure.
    
    Best movie to bludgeon someone to death with: Cool as Ice
    
    How exactly does Bringing down the house beat out Bruce Almighty, or for that matter, Monty Python and the Holy Grail?

21. Best...(In the Movies)

    #21

    Oddest little animated "love & peace" movie from the 70's: Wizards

22. Best...(In the Movies)

    #22

    I cried during Signes I am so serious I wasnt scared I cried!

23. Best...(In the Movies)

    #23

    Best Fight Sequence: The Diva Dance/Leeloo Kicking All and Major Ass from The Fifth Element Honorable mention to Johnny Cage vs Goro in Mortal Kombat and Liu Kang vs Shang Tsung from the same movie.
    
    Best Horror Actor: Vincent Price. Oh my GOD, that man could be scary.
    
    Best Suspense Movie: Signs and Sixth Sense are tied for it.
    
    Coolest Actor: Harrison Ford. Between Indiana Jones and Han Solo, he's got it. Actually, there's a tie, because Sean Connery is a damn cool man himself.
    
    Biggest Letdown: The Dungeons and Dragons movie. WHAT WAS THAT?
    
    Most Recognizable Line: Again, a tie. "Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father; prepare to die." And "Luke, I am your father."
    
    Most Unexpected Scene: The swordfight in Die Another Day.
    
    Biggest Understatement Ever Made: "Oh my God." - Rick O'Connel, The Mummy
    
    The Most Overdone Series of Movies: The Land Before Time. Why oh why didn't they stop after the first one? Followed closely by Power Rangers. Only nobody cares about those.
    
    Most Irritating Movie: Mortal Kombat Annhilation. They tried to cram too many characters in, and the really cool ones only had a few minutes of screentime. But the annoying ones had way too much. And they killed Johnny Cage within the first five minutes. Bastards.
    
    Biggest Badass: Blade

24. Best...(In the Movies)

    #24

    Best fight seqence: Breakdance fighting~Zoolander

25. Best...(In the Movies)

    #25

    Signs was a stupid movie. I thought it was going to be scary, but it really wasn't. Now Nightmare on Elm Street was scary. Of course, I was only 6 years old when I first saw it.
    
    Best Movie Twist: The Others
    
    Weirdest Movie: Barbarella
    
    Worst Actress: Tara Reid
    
    Most Over-rated Actress: Halle Berry (she isn't all that good in my opinion)
    
    Best Actor Ever: Christopher Walken
    
    Best Bad Guy Actor: John Travolta
    
    Best Good Guy Actor: Bruce Willis
    
    Best Action Movie: Die Hard 2
    
    Best Tear Jerker: Tie between Titantic and Imitation of Life (I cried and I cried).

26. Best...(In the Movies)

    #26

    Most ridiculous move: Bad Taste
    Scariest Movie: The Shining
    Funniest Movie: Happy Gilmore (there are probably about 3 ties here but that is my fav)
    Movie Twist: Have to agree, The Others
    Best Actor: Have to go with Edward Norton. That guy does some cool stuff. Harrison Ford as a close second.

27. Best...(In the Movies)

    #27

    Best actor: Sean Connery
    
    Biggest actor with least lines: Keanu Reeves "Dude. Whoa"
    
    Most annoying children's tv show : Many way tie. Barney, Teletubbies, Wiggles, Blues Clues, Dora the Explorer, others to be announced
    
    Best product placement: Taco Bell in Kung Pow
    
    Worst remake of a movie: The Wiz

28. Best...(In the Movies)

    #28

    Worst Musical: All of them except Mulin Rouge.
    
    Worst Monster Movie: Godzilla.

29. Best...(In the Movies)

    #29

    WHY DO YOU PEOPLE HATE GODZILLA?!!
    WHY, CTHULHU?! WHY?!!
    (Sobs piteously on his knees)

30. Best...(In the Movies)

    #30

    I'm a big Godzilla fan too. *screams* Oh no! Godzilla!
    
    Godzilla is kinda like Highlander. There should have been only one. For Godzilla, however, there should have been only one style. Both american versions (if you youngsters CAN remember the earlier one) were pale imitations of the original. It's like updating the godfather by replacing the actors with teletubbies. But that would be funnier.

31. Movies

    #31

    My favorite Movie: The Princess Bride
    
    Best Movie Ever: Casablanca. If you ever get a chance to see this in a theater, do it. You will find it a suprising experience, as this tense drama is actually fairly funny (we are all just too selfconcious to chuckle in smaller groups).
    
    Best SciFi Film: Fantastic Journey
    
    Best Horror Movie of All Time: Seven. I know no actual monsters. However, at the end of this movie there were people weeping, speachless and screaming incoheriently. If you have to go with Monsters, Alien. If you don't like Pigeons, The Birds... because you never know if there really is a malevolence behind them.
    
    Best Monster Movie: American Werewolf in London. It edges out the original Dracula and the most recent remake, just barely.
    
    Best ScienceFantasy: Star Wars, the first and truly the best of the set.
    
    Best Comedy: Soemthing funny happened on the way to the Forum
    
    Best Romance Movie: Sabrina. The Remake is almost as good at the Katherine Hepburn and Bogart film. Followed by "An affair to Remember" (original or any of the remakes).
    
    Best Animated Movie: Wizards. Strange but so cool.
    
    Best Swashbucking Movie: Robin Hood with Errol Flynn. This is the movie that set the standards and created the cliches for action movies.
    
    Best Kung Fu: Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon. The best MA film done without wires and special effects. With special effects, Matrix II wins.
    
    Best Western: Rio Lobos. Don't go Booooo. Go see it. Then tell me it is bad. You won't be able to.
    
    Best Date Flick: Undercover Blues, Romantic and action. Runners up, Romancing the Stone and Grose Pointe Blank.
    
    Best Koji Monster Movie: Godzilla and Godzilla. The original was a great dramatic film.
    The second, the US one, was a great action flick with a realistic monster that was not a force of nature.
    Two very different kinds of movies. As different as Alien and Aliens
    Best Monster Movie: Original Dracula, but the most recent remake gets high marks.
    
    Best Actor in an action series: Harrison Ford
    Best Actor: Jimmy Stuart, with Bogart, Hanks, and Ford coming in close.
    
    Best Actressin an action series: Segorney Weaver
    Best Actress: nah... I just can't bring myself to that rant.
    
    Best Robot: Gort from Day the Earth Stood Still.
    
    
    
    Agar, you obviously do not have little kids. But, ...
    Most annoying children's tv show : Barney. Hack programing.
    Teletubbies are incomprehensible to anyone over 5, but under five crowd loves it. And the Wiggles are GODS!!!!!

32. Best...(In the Movies)

    #32

    Worst war movie: Pearl Harbor. It gets props for having Ben Afleck and Josh Heartnett in one film, but it is more sappy than good old war. plus It has more of the relationship triangle than anything.
    
    Best War movie: I really like Black Hawk down but that might be because it has Orlando Bloom and Ewan McGreggor in it. :D

33. Best...(In the Movies)

    #33

    The American Godzilla is crap. Japanese Godzilla is great.
    I didn't think anyone else had seen Wizards!
    And what's the problem with .hack?

34. Best...(In the Movies)

    #34

    I like the Japanese Godzilla too!

35. Best...(In the Movies)

    #35

    Hey, I like the teletubbies! Have you ever noticed their house looks exactly like a military bunker?

36. Best...(In the Movies)

    #36

    I was at my grandmas house a few years ago (She lives in Seattle) and she was watching Teletubbies and we watched it with her. I also played the accordian then. And we watched 'Farris Buler' one too many times

37. Best...(In the Movies)

    #37

    "Beuler. Beuler. Beuler. Beuler. Beuler."
    "Excuse me, sir. He's sick today."
    "Mmm-hmm. Fry?"
    (no answer)
    "Fry. Fry. Fry. Fry. Fry. Fry. Fry. Fry. Fry. Fry."

38. Best...(In the Movies)

    #38

    Oh, but I do have kids. Two. Oldest boy is 7 and the other is 18 months. I have to admit trying to get the babies first words to be "Redrum" was probally not the best way to start out, but they're doing allright. He still won't say redrum, stubborn tyke.
    
    I believe that the only good childrens television programming is the shows that raise diturbing questions that never entered out minds when we were kids. Like the Muppets. Was Kermit really that thrilled doing an hour long show with some guys arm crammed up his @$$? Or the Smurfs. Were they really commies and why, oh WHY, was there only ONE Smurfette? And GI Joe. At the end of every show, they spouted out some public saftey message. The only one I remember was these two kids getting ready to go swimming when a thunder storm rolled in and one of the GI Joes jumps out of the bushes and warns them off. What, EXACTLY, was the guy doing hiding in some bushes watching these young boys swim for? Huh!?! And the PowerPuff Girls. Why the HECK is Professor Utonium making LITTLE GIRLS in his BASEMENT?!? What's up with that?!?
    
    What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Start 'em young. :twisted:

39. Best...(In the Movies)

    #39

    Or Bugs Bunny!
    
    When you're young, you just don't realize how much racial and sexual innuendo is in Bugs Bunny. It's also very violent, if not the bloody "look-at-this" violence of the modern age.

40. Best...(In the Movies)

    #40

    I have noticed when I watch the kids is that the little girl loves 3ninjas and I was watching it with her and it was like ultra violent so I went out to the living room with the boy and watched him play "Lord of the rings: the Two Towers" on playstation. Violent also!

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