Movies that stand the test of time..

[Kris P Lettus]

I was flipping through the channels and Cool Hand Luke was on AMC.. Now no matter how dated this movie is, I could watch it over and over again.. The story is still great and you can still really relate to the characters even though it's based in a 60's rural prison featuring a chain gang..

I don't really know where I'm going with this other than movies like Cool Hand Luke still stands the test of time, even though it's 40 years old.. It'll prolly still be great (to me atleast) in another 40 years..

[RP]

Roadhouse
Dirty Dancing
All the Karate Kids
Teen Wolf

[Kris P Lettus]

The Goonies, Labyrinth (even the special effects), The Princess Bride, and Big Trouble in Little China from the 80's mos def..

[RP]

Theres one where the kids are fighting the monsters like Dracula and Wolf and some other and the kid is like " KICK HIM IN THE NARDS! "

[RP]

Top Gun

[Kris P Lettus]

Theres one where the kids are fighting the monsters like Dracula and Wolf and some other and the kid is like " KICK HIM IN THE NARDS! "

Monster Squad

[Kris P Lettus]

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[Fryza]

Seven Samurai
To Kill a Mockingbird
Enter the Dragon
McClintock

[Kris P Lettus]

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

[Innovator]

Animal House

Blazing Saddles

[Stickman]

Godfather.

[ClockShot]

Anything with John Wayne.
Lawrence of Arabia
The Godfather Trilogy
The Ten Commandments

[Jeritron]

Jaws

[Stickman]

Definatly not Scarface due only to the soundtrack.

[Shaggy]

Die Hard

Commando (watched this yesterday and was still amazed)

[FakeLaser]

Anything by Stanley Kubrick, Alfred Hitchcock or David Lynch

[Jon Kano]

Super Mario Bros

[Kane Knight]

Star Wars
The Producers
Spinal Tap

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

Top Gun

YES

[Jeritron]

Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park

These 2 movies, although the first two movies to use CG in a major way, still look as though they could have came out last month. It's that solid. And the stories are awesome too.

It's hard to belive they're over 15 years old.

[weather vane]

Yeah Cool Hand Luke for sure.

[.44 Magdalene]

The Fifth Element.

[PapaGeorgio]

Ghostbusters
Pootie Tang
D.C. Cab

[El Fangel]

Night Of The Living Dead (Horror Classic)

[Fignuts]

Enter the Dragon
Alien (still the scariest horror movie ever imo)
Predator

[O.G Loc]

3 Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain OH YEAAH

[Bad Company]

Robocop :lol:

[HankScorpio]

the Thing

[Kane Knight]

These 2 movies, although the first two movies to use CG in a major way

LMFAO!

[Kane Knight]

Though I do agree they stand the test of time.

[.44 Magdalene]

I have to admit to having lol'd at that, too.

Jurassic Park.

That was some damn fine ... er... CG. :D

[Downunder]

Cool Hand Luke
Butch and Sundance
Spinal Tap (watched it when it was on tv last week even though I have it on DVD)
Pulp Fiction
Resivour Dogs
Star Wars 1 (or 4 or whatever the fuck episode the first one is)
Alien
The Godfather

[Kane Knight]

I have to admit to having lol'd at that, too.

Jurassic Park.

That was some damn fine ... er... CG. :D

Not to mention, it was a decade late to be one of the first movies to use CG in a major way. Starfighter, while visually dated, is probably the only movie that can rightfully take that. Then there was Star Trek, and oh yeah. Didn't ET have a decent amount of CG in it, along side the puppets? That was only 1984, and CG was already ubiquitous. I mean, again, all these movies have dated visuals, but they were used in major ways.

[Shisen Kopf]

The Big Lebowski
Easy Rider
Rocky
Godfather I and II
Raging Bull
Fight Club
American Beauty
but more than any the Big Lebowski

[Juan]

Wayne's World
Billy Madison
Tommy Boy


No joke.