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Stephen’s Top 10 Favorite Movies

by Stephen Osborne (RandumbMan)
January 18, 2010

10.  Moby Dick 

          Wow! The power and emotion you can feel from the character Capitan Ahab in this movie is remarkable! You can almost feel his anger towards Moby Dick. The power in the actors voice was a perfect fit. Give Gregory Peck an award! Oh wait, he got the academy award for his performance in To Kill A Mockingbird (which is a marvelous film). Give him another one! After watching this movie i wanted to ride a whale but then i remembered Monstro from Pinocchio and i changed my mind. I’ll settle for a dolphin. Moby Dick splashes its way to the bottom of my list which is actually at the top when your reading it as a count down.

9.  The Shawshank Redemption

          Have i ever told you that Morgan Freeman is the best actor ever. Oh yah, thats right, you already know that so no need to press on that argument. The Shawshank Redemption is a fantastic movie about a man sent to prison for a crime he did not commet. There he befriends a man who “knows how to get things”. The movie shows how he handles prison life. I love how the main character, in suddle ways, shows his emotions. You never really know how he feels about things. Its almost like your seeing him through Reds (Morgan Freeman) eyes. The Shawshank Redemption shanked its spot on to number 9.

8.  Dances With Wolves
          There is only one time, ONE TIME, i will ever admit to shedding some tears watching a movie. And that was during this movie. The scene were the union soldiers shoot Two Socks. I think that has a lot to do with my love for dogs. But anways Dances with Wolves, also known as the prequel to Avatar, is an awesome and long movie! The movie is 3 hours long just like three other movies on this list (i must like long movies). I dont know what else to write. I guess its just a movie you have to see for yourself to enjoy, so 8 goes to those who dance with wolves.
 
7.  The Odyssey

 

          A good book but a great movie! The book is good, i like it but i think this is one case where the movie outranks the book. The movies is a three hour long epic about Odysseus and his journey home from the Trojon War. Its a made for tv movie but its hard to believe that. The acting is magnificent. The only down side is the dvd cost around $200 bucks on amazon! and the vhs cost $20! But i believe its worth it (the 20 bucks not 200) and thats why it gets spot 7 from me.
 
6.  Scarface

 

          How could you not love and hate Tony Montana? He’s a gangster, drug dealing, murderer, with a heart for his family and mercy for wemon and children. That loveable bastard. Scarface has THE BEST ending EVER. The final showdown with Tony Montana and the mafia. The ending alone deserves the number 6 spot.
 
5.  All Dogs Go To Heaven

 

          I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! out of all the movies on this list this movies has the most memories for me. I remember when i was little watching this movie with my mom she would always sing the song Lets Make Music Together and she still does. This movies is one of many masterpieces from Don Bluth, but i believe this is his most rememerable film, well for me at least. Besides Lets Make Music Together theres another song that is writen into my brain. That song is Let Me Be Surprised. I hum it at least once a day. And so all dogs go to heaven and this movie goes to number 5 (a little bias, but what the hell, its my list)
 
4.  Wall-E / Up

 

          I just couldnt decide which movie deserved this spot more, Up or Wall-e. Wal-e is a great movie that has huge cripple, no speach in practically the whole movie, but it handles it perfectly giving the right expresions and emotions when needed. The music and sound are also amazing. Up, on the other hand, has a great concept (an old man in a flying house) and a great story to tie it together. The music is personally my favorite soundtrack out of any movie in the last five years are so. It was very hard to choose so i just said “fuck it” and put them both in my number 4 spot. Pixar you rock!
 
3.  The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King

 

          Its so hard to choose which LotR is the best but i did some thinking. First the second movie was out right away because i find it kinda boring. So it was between The Fellowship and The Return but ultimately i went with The Return of the King because of the epic battles, the fantastic closing story and the 15 endings. But most of all i never found any part of this movie boring unlike parts of the first one and a great deal of the second one. So the epic that is The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King takes its spot as my 3rd favorite movie (until the hobbit comes out ^_^)
 
2.  The Godfather

 

I just watched this movie last year and i liked. I bought the dvd recently and watched it again and liked it  even more but then i read the book and loved it. I watched it for a third time and knew then and there it would take the number 2 spot on this list. And remember “Life is so beautiful” (Lets see if anyone knows were this quote is from)
 
1.  Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas

 

          A movie that has inspired me in many ways. With great visuals, an awesome story, and some of the best music ever! And so my favorite movie and the number 1 movie on this list is The Nightmare Before Christmas.
 
 

 

 


Battle of the Kongs

by Stephen Osborne (RandumbMan)
January 12, 2010


Bayonetta.

by Geoff Faigal (47drift)
January 6, 2010

Oh hey guys.

Bayonetta is out. Oh my goodness golly gumdrops.

“Its like someone shot LSD straight into my effin’ eyeballs!” - some random Twitter user


We have a Facebook page now.

by Geoff Faigal (47drift)
December 31, 2009

Oh hey guys.

I’ll just leave this here.

OH HEY GEOFF. HOW COME YOU NEVER POST MOVIE REVIEWS ANYMORE. BLAH BLAH BLARRRGGHHHH.
Well, you see, I only write movie reviews for movies that I enjoy. So clearly, I haven’t enjoyed many movies lately. Pity that Hollywood is producing such garbage these days. It’s outrageous. The nerve of those guys.

Hm.

Yeah. Just kidding, I’m just very lazy.

(What I will say, though, is don’t watch Avatar. Personal opinion ;D)

HAPPY NEW YEAR!