Post by S.W.A.T.K. on Jun 23, 2011 11:40:24 GMT -5
What are your three favorite movies, in order?
1. Inception
-I love the setting, the premise, the actors, and especially the intricacy of the plot. I'm really glad that they wrapped up the whole thing by the end, and the thing with the spinning top at the very end was awesome. Really makes you think. Overall, it was an awesome story and very well done.
2. 1408
-This has been my number one favorite for a long time, but Inception barely topped it recently. 1408 is the best horror film ever made. It's not unnecessarily gory, like most flicks, and I wouldn't even consider those to be true horror movies. 1408 has class and still manages to scare the heck outta you.
3. Dark Knight
-Do I really need to explain? This was an extremely well-done movie with a suspenseful plot and amazing antagonist. The Joker is really the highlight of this film. Wish the actor was still around to play that part again.*
*As strange as this may sound, Jim Carrey would be perfect to replace Heath. He might even do a better job, in my opinion. The only problem is that people would never be able to look at Carrey the same way again. There'd always be that hint of creepy...
1. Inception
-I love the setting, the premise, the actors, and especially the intricacy of the plot. I'm really glad that they wrapped up the whole thing by the end, and the thing with the spinning top at the very end was awesome. Really makes you think. Overall, it was an awesome story and very well done.
2. 1408
-This has been my number one favorite for a long time, but Inception barely topped it recently. 1408 is the best horror film ever made. It's not unnecessarily gory, like most flicks, and I wouldn't even consider those to be true horror movies. 1408 has class and still manages to scare the heck outta you.
3. Dark Knight
-Do I really need to explain? This was an extremely well-done movie with a suspenseful plot and amazing antagonist. The Joker is really the highlight of this film. Wish the actor was still around to play that part again.*
*As strange as this may sound, Jim Carrey would be perfect to replace Heath. He might even do a better job, in my opinion. The only problem is that people would never be able to look at Carrey the same way again. There'd always be that hint of creepy...
