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1. A Clockwork Orange

2. Goodfellas

3. Barfly

1. Cuckoos nest
2. Blazing Saddles
3. El Norte

blazing saddles good one

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Can't say that these are my all time top 3 fav's, but these are definitely movies that are American classics!

1) Smokey and the Bandit

2) Dazed and Confused

3) Big Trouble in Little China

1. Blade Runner
2. Altered States
3. Slaughterhouse Five

Alternate: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (Also appropriate for describing any given fishing day)

1: The Shining

2: Cuckoos Nest

3: Goodfellas

Lock, Stock, and 2 Smoking Barrels

Platoon

CaddyShack(the first one...LOL)


Plus soooo many more....


Damn Tom...
Couldn't you have made it top 10?

1. Thief (early James Caan, Tuesday Weld, Willy Nelson)

2. Hard Times (Charles Bronson, James Cobern, Strother Martin)

3. Casino

I forgot one. "Saving Ryan's Privates."

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World

The Quiet Man

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly


sTony

1. Good Will Hunting

2. Rounders

3. Tombstone (with Val Kilmer and Kurt Russell)

Pete

sTony wrote:It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
sTony

The Movie we saw on our Senior Class trip in 1965 in cinerama at the Cooper Theater in St Louis Pk, MN.

Dick Shawn
Jimmy Durante.
Jonathon Winters
Spencer Tracy
Milton Berle
Sid Caesar
Buddy Hackett
Phil Silvers
Terry Thomas
Edie Adams
Rochester
Jim Backus
Andy Devine
Peter Faulk
Sterling Holloway
Buster Keaton
Don Knotts
Carl Reiner
Zasu Pitts
Jack Benny
Jerry Lewis

Thank you sTony. Best ensemble cast ever ever ever... That was 2 years old and still playing. Cinerama was like sitting 4 feet away from a 54 inch widescreen TV.

Going to order it for my collection.

Every time I'm feeling a bit down I put on that movie and it has never failed to make me laugh again. Some of the great comedians of their time doing their own shtick so to speak.

Also in the cast was:

Mickey Rooney
Ethel Merman
The Three Stooges
Dorothy Provine
Ben Blue
Joe E. Brown
William Demarest
Leo Gorcey
Norman Fell
Paul Ford
And many more.

Here's the six minutes that lead to the intermission in the movie, enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2SpROYbYig

sTony

sTony wrote:Every time I'm feeling a bit down I put on that movie and it has never failed to make me laugh again. Some of the great comedians of their time doing their own shtick so to speak.

Also in the cast was:

Mickey Rooney
Ethel Merman
The Three Stooges
Dorothy Provine
Ben Blue
Joe E. Brown
William Demarest
Leo Gorcey
Norman Fell
Paul Ford
And many more.

Here's the six minutes that lead to the intermission in the movie, enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2SpROYbYig

sTony

Norman Fell? Mr. Roper?


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God....He was sooo funny on Three's Company...
Such a condescending, dry-witted dude....Brilliant!

Alex M. wrote:


Norman Fell? Mr. Roper?


God....He was sooo funny on Three's Company...
Such a condescending, dry-witted dude....Brilliant!

Mr. Roper indeed, although a lot younger. And the voice of the wife on the phone in the video I linked to was Selma Diamond who was the older female bailiff on Night Court when it first started. she passed away I believe during the first or second season of that show.

Yeah...that was pre "Roz"(Marsha Warfield).....

And I just caught Jim Backus.......aka Mr. Thurston Howell III aka Mr.Magoo aka The dad from "Rebel Without a Cause"

My favorite of the movie though was Dick Shawn. He near had me in tears the whole show. The cinematographer deserves a big hand in this movie too.

Heat
Braveheart
Gladiator

1. Apocalypse Now

2. Outlaw Josey Wales

3. Blues Brothers

brave heart
gladiator
Scarface

too many great movies to choose from.

1. Cool Hand Luke..."I can eat 50 eggs"..."No one can eat 50 eggs"..."My man Luke can eat 50 eggs..."

2. Blues Brothers

3. Blazing Saddles

1) Wall Street

2) Casino

3) Tie Meet the Parents/Joe Dirt

Some of the best movies ever made were

1. American Graffiti

2. Top Gun

3. The Ten Commanments


Being a Navy man #2 is in there for sentimental reasons

I forgot, "Coming Home." That movie got me more tang than money could. Thought I'd never have to get married.

1. snatch

2. lock stock and 2 smoking barrels

3. tombstone

1. Hamburger Hill

2. The War at Home

3. Phantasm (just LOVE that '71 Cuda)