Well? Who will guess correctly?
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Independence Day
Tropic Thunder
Princess Mononoke?
Let me guess...
Pulp Fiction?
guys guys guys
it is pretty obviously Saturday Night Fever
Is the category "Movies with John Travolta in them?"
no wait wrong movie
it's Footloose
Pretty Woman?
Hairspray!
Edward Scissorhands
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street? The one with Johnny Depp in it, anyways.
how could i have been so blind ?
it's FernGully: The Last Rainforest
i loved that movie when i was a kid
I'm thinking The Fox and the Hound.
Is it Mean Girls?
I'm afraid none of you are even close.
Just to be serious for a second...
It's Casablanca
Close, but no cigar. It is also a black and white film from the 1940's, though.
Gone With the Wind
That was rom 1939 and it was in color.
fail
It's not a fail if he's screwing with your mind.
i wonder if i'm the only one who actually knows what the movie is
Probably. I know next to nothing about old movies.
...This seems to be going no where. I'll give you another hint.
Citizen Kane
An actor in that movie stared in this one.
i told you i already know what it is
ROASBUD UP IN THAT MOFO
yeah, I knew it. I'd be a disgrace not to.
Fine, since none of you know it, I'll tell you what it is now.
It's The Third Man, a 1949 British film. The actor in my avatar, by the way, is Orson Welles.
You smell funny.
I strongly dislike Orson Welles for his portrayal of the guy's mistress in Kane, it was a dirty trick and he knew it.
Quote from: Davy Jones on September 17, 2008, 02:11:33 PM
You smell funny.
I strongly dislike Orson Welles for his portrayal of the guy's mistress in Kane, it was a dirty trick and he knew it.
Orson Welles was a mistress?
lolwut
THE WAY HE MADE THE WOMAN OUT TO BE IN THE MOVIE
So what exactly did he do?
Just for those who don't know, Orson Welles' 1941 film (he is both a director and an actor) Citizen Kane is considered to be one of the most influential films of all time. It is also the most critically beloved film ever made, having been voted the greatest film of all time on numerous occasions.
Some of his other films, such as Touch of Evil and The Magnificent Ambersons, are also highly acclaimed.
You know, I think the phrase 'greatest ever' is a bit overused. No one's denying it's a classic movie, but I think I've seen a few others take the top number a few times. But eh, whatever. "Greatest ever" is always so subjective, that listing a movie as THE greatest becomes problematic at best.
Whocares can't form an opinion on his own so he gets his from other people
watch it, boy
dems be trollspeak.
Since when did I call it the greatest ever? I said it was the most critically beloved film ever made, JQ.
Wow, another time where I was right and JQ was wrong! That makes two times! I am happy! :D
Quote from: Whocares on September 17, 2008, 03:54:28 PM
Just for those who don't know, Orson Welles' 1941 film (he is both a director and an actor) Citizen Kane is considered to be one of the most influential films of all time. It is also the most critically beloved film ever made, having been voted the greatest film of all time on numerous occasions.
Some of his other films, such as Touch of Evil and The Magnificent Ambersons, are also highly acclaimed.
lolwut?And besides, I didn't say that YOU said it was the greatest movie, I simply stated that 'greatest ever' is an overused term, applicable to many films, so 'greatest ever' becomes... not related to just one. Making THE greatest hard to define.
I don't know why you take everything I say as something against you.
Sorry, the way you said it made it look like you were pointing a finger towards me.
Well, the total is back down to one... :(
Whocares this strange competition only exists in your head
No no, it's not really a competition, but more along the lines of a running gag.
Is your avatar and sig from Toy Story 2?
I've changed it again, but not for the purposes of this topic. This time it's Robert Mitchum as Harry Powell from The Night of the Hunter.