Movie Meme

[cmk418]

Stolen from levitatethis

Give me a number under the cut and I'll answer you in comments.


1. What was the last movie you watched in theaters?
2. What was the first movie you ever remember watching on theaters?
3. Top 5 movies
4. Top 5 directors
5. A favorite adapted movie
6. Your best experience on going to the movies
7. A guilty pleasure
8. An overrated movie
9. An underrated movie
10. A movie that not many have heard that you’ve seen
11. A movie you watched mainly for an actor
12. Top 5 actors
13. Top 5 actresses
14. VHS, DVD or Blu-Ray?
15. Favorite Disney movie (not PIXAR!)
16. A tearjerker
17. A movie that you know its bad but you can’t help but love it
18. Favorite Movie Soundtrack
19. Favorite quote from a movie
20. A movie that was better than the book
21. First adult film you watched (thematically speaking not R-rated)
22. A kids movie you always watch
23. Favorite Science Fiction movie
24. Favorite Comedy
25. Favorite Fantasy
26. Favorite Love Story
27. A movie you hate
28. Favorite animated movie
29. A movie from your favorite director you didn’t liked
30. Favorite comic book movie
31. 3 movies you’re expecting excitedly!
32. A book you read for a movie
33. Favorite Musical
34. Favorite fictional character
35. A movie you wished they never made
36. Favorite remake!

Comments

[levitatethis.livejournal.com]

This is so much fun!

#12 and #27.

[cmk418]

#12 - Top 5 Actors - In no particular order, Johnny Depp & Matt Dillon - I can watch either of them paint a wall (I even conceptualized a screenplay entitled "Johnny & Matt Paint a Wall" at one point.) Russell Crowe - he's just so good in everything he does, Paul Newman - one of the best ever and "The Sting" is one of my favorite movies, and Mark Wahlberg who is always interesting in pretty much everything he does (possible exception being "Planet of the Apes"). I'm probably going to kick myself later because I'm sure I'm missing someone obvious - Kevin Spacey, Guy Pearce & Michael Sheen are up there too. (And I'd better move to the next question before I start waxing rhapsodic about J.T. Walsh's early stuff.)

#27 - Movie I hate - All Over the Guy - This movie made me want to slit my wrists, which made me also want to do terrible things to the writers of the film. Even thinking about it now, it makes me angry. It's a gay film that tries to convince the audience that "anyone can make a relationship work if they just try hard enough". Um... no. Just no.
Maybe I just didn't "get it" or maybe it's just me. But I absolutely abhorred that film.

[michele659.livejournal.com]

I loved All Over the Guy,lol. Well you know what they say-different strokes,etc. :)
I'm a sucker for movies where couples survive in spite of everything,and I really wanted those two mixed up,damaged people to be happy together.
I also loved the song at the end.

[levitatethis.livejournal.com]

I kind of remember watching "All Over the Guy". It was okay...now if I ever see it I'm going to imagine your visceral reaction to it :-)

Did I ever tell you about the time Mark Wahlberg flirted with me (prior to him getting married)? In a nutshell I was working at the film festival and he had a movie screening one night. He was all "Hi, how are you?" to a handful of us working there, all smiles and friendly and then as he was heading into his screening he reached out, and gave my right forearm a gentle squeeze and kind of huskily whispered "hey" before walking away. Needless to say two of the people I was working with flipped their shit and I was trying to be all cool and collected.

[rileyc.livejournal.com]

17.

[cmk418]

A movie that I know is bad but I can't help but love it:

There have been so many over the years - I'm a big fan of stoner films which aren't really known for quality. But if I'm going nostalgic, I'll have to go with the early 80s sci-fi/fantasy classic "Flash Gordon". It's a movie that I must have seen at least 30 times as a kid - we'd just gotten cable and it was one of those films that was on every other day. It's corny and the costumes are outrageous and the dialogue is terrible, but there's still something that's really charming about it. (I don't know if I can watch it every other day now though - LOL.)

[ellu-ellu.livejournal.com]

15

[cmk418]

Favorite Disney movie -

Sleeping Beauty - The animation in this is just beautiful and it's not a typical Disney musical (there's one song in it). And Malificient is just frightening. It also doesn't end with separation/desertion as two of my other favorites - Winnie the Pooh & Mary Poppins did (I was scarred for life by those movies & still can't watch Winnie the Pooh all the way to the end.)

[ellu-ellu.livejournal.com]

Which Winnie the Pooh movie? I don't remember seeing one that ended sadly.

Sleeping Beauty, easily one of the goriest of kid movies, with the sword sticking out of Dragon!Malificient, the blood dripping from it. About the same thing happened to Ursula, but for some reason it didn't have the same effect...

[michele659.livejournal.com]

I like this meme! How about 8 and 9?