Posted on 07/15/2008 7:50:07 AM PDT by Jakarta ex-pat
Tora Tora Tora
Tombstone
The Treasure of Sierra Madre
Taxi Driver
Team America
They Died with Their Boots on
The Ten Commandments
The Thing (both versions)
To Catch a Thief
The Third Man
True Lies
Titanic
True Grit
Transformers
To Be or Not to Be
Tarus Bulba
The Time Machine (1960)
Terminator
#1 Terminator
#2 Terminator 2
#3 Terminator 3
Terminator 4 is in production.
The Good, the Bad & The Ugly
Taking of Pelham One Two Three , The
The Best Years of Our Lives
Three Days of the Condor
Treasure Island
These are movies I enjoyed, I guess they’d be in my top 10.
To Kill a Mockingbird (Gregory Peck)
Twelve Monkeys (Bruce Willis)
Thomas Crown Affair (both old...Steve McQueen/Faye Dunaway, and new Pierce Brosnan/Rene Russo)
Three Days of the Condor (Redford)
True Lies (Ahhhnold!)
Them (it’s about giant ants)
The Wake of the Red Witch (John Wayne)
The Sands of Iwo Jima
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Sound of Music
Tommy
It is an evil movie, but it is also without question absolutely brilliant.
“the” does not count. It’s like the library.
for later
The Best Years of Our Lives
-————————————I agree. The very best.
The Best Years of Our Lives
-————————————I agree. The very best.
T3.
Ugh.
Tootsie.
To Be or Not to Be
You mean the one with Jack Benny? Have you lost your mind? That movie sucked wet dog fur...
The good news is that we only have a few letters left to go, then this mental masturbation will be over...
ew.
:-)
Does that actually start with “T”?
Counting to 10...you’re doing it wrong
Time After Time
Traffic
A Time to Kill
Top Secret
Tremors
This is Spinal Tap
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. One of Bogart’s best.
Texas Across the River. “Farar, Har!” (What did he say?)
Topper (the version with Cary Grant in it)?
Bit I will!
True Romance
How about:
Traffic, (greatest description of the drug culture in this country)
Top Gun
To Sir With Love
Twelve Angry Men
That Thing You Do
Continuing my campaign for more Asian films:
Tokyo Story: An absolute masterpiece from Yasujiro Ozu.
Throne of Blood: Kurosawa turns MacBeth into a samurai drama, with Toshiro Mifune and (as Japan’s Lady MacBeth) Isuzu Yamada.
Tokyo Twilight: One of Ozu’s lesser known films but any feminist who sees it despises it because of its negative portrayal of abortion.
To Live: Zhang Yimou classic which was nearly banned in China because of some anti-Maoist themes.
The Twilight Samurai: Great story promoting family values.
A Tale of Two Sisters: Ultra-creepy, complex, bizarre, and visually beautiful horror film from South Korea.
Thunderheart, Tous Les Matins du Monde, Tartuffe./Just Asking - seoul62......
Good Man!
Thunder Road: Robert Mitchum as a Korean vet moonshine runner. Low budget gem!
Tremors: Good sci-fi doesn’t always mean big budgets. One of the best sci-fi B movies of the 1990s. Michael Gross and Reba McIntyre shine as the Gummers.
Them!: Another of the best ‘Science run amok’ sci-fi flicks of the 1950s. Along with ‘The Thing From Another World’ which tops the list of 1950s ‘Red Scare’ films. John Carpenter knew he couldn’t comete with the overlaying dialog of the original and made up for it with superb special effects.
Thank You For Smoking: Excellent black comedy about the political theater of the anti-smoking campaign. Aaron Eckhardt shines!
They Were Expendable: The best and surprisingly one of the most overlooked John Ford WWII film.
Thief: Michael Mann’s first film for the big screen. James Caan gives the most tightly wound performance of his career leading an exceptional supporting cast revealing little seen glimpses into the ‘How To’ of high-end criminal enterprise. Robert Prosky is evil personified.
To Live And Die In L.A.: William Friedken shifts gears and coasts to let a passle of then unknown actors perform some of their beat work to date. William Peterson and Willem Dafoe excel in this little known gem!
Jack.
Good call jack!
That was one of the strangest, most depressing movies I've ever seen. For some reason I liked it.
Good call, kbennkc!
Jack.
Three Godfathers
I love the movie “They Live” My daughters’ first “horror” movie.
Great lazy Sunday afternoon fare.
Thank you for finally mentioning “Top Secret!” one of the most underrated comedies of all time.
Sorry, after the first 30 minutes of Titanic, I’m thinking “Just sink already!”
“”You bag that queen again and I’ll blow you right off that wildcat’s ass, you understand? And gdammit, Jim! how many times I gotta keep telling you to keep that cigar outta my face? HUH?
Christ all mighty, its like I’m sittin here playin cards with my brothers kids or something. You nerve racking sonsabitches.
Something on your mind?””
“”See there... gotta give somebody a wrap along the beezer to get some respect around here.””
“and you, piano lover, your next”
“why, your so drunk, your prabably seeing double”
“I have two guns..... one for each of you”
“Doesn’t anbody wanna fight for blood?”
“I’m your huckleberry... thats just my game.”
“You ever see anything like that?”
“hell I ain’t even ever heard of nothing like that.”
Yep... just like Pearl Harbour.
They take a historically significant and exciting chain of events and use it as a medium for a love story/chick flick.
You gonna do somethin’? Or are you just gonna stand there and bleed?
That’s why Tora, Tora, Tora IS the real Pearl Harbor movie.
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