What Are Your Favorite Movies?

I want to know what your favorite movies are.

Whether it's because of a director, an actor or actress, or just because you like those types of movies.
What's the title and your favorite part?

You can sometimes tell a lot about people from what they watch.

Hello? Anybody there?

I want to know your favorite movies.

OK, OK I start with me to get it going.

My favorite movie is Saw because it is a horror movie with a lot of gore. My favorite part was when the guy sawed off his own leg to get to his family.

Sick I know but it had really good effects.
You can blame my dad for my love of horror movies, when I was a little baby he let me watch shark week all of the time.

Sorry, I can't stand modern horror. . .
My favorite movies (other than HP and Lord of the Rings) are most of Quentin Tarantino's films, most of Robert Rodrigez's (sp?) films (especially Once Upon a Time in Mexico) and other sci-fi ones like, Stargate and Signs.
There are so many more, but it's very late and I can't think.

Sounds bored but... Woody Allen movies !!!
specially "mighty Afrodite". Woody quite popular here in Europe.
And "my life without me" from a Spanish directress (do you say directress if she's a woman?) specially the part when the woman is writting a list of all the things she wants to do before dying.
I love movies with sad endings!!

harry potter is one of my fav films the other films i love are the last samurai and titanic

All very good movies
I haven't seen all of the movies you mentioned but most of them and I agree very good

i love harry potter, troy, the last samurai and more

I'm sort of in the middle of watching Troy right now. . .it's such a long movie, really drawn-out, but good so far.
Another movie I recently watched and liked is Way of the Gun.

What was that movie about?

Oh and Troy is very good I got to watch that in school on the last week.

Way of the Gun is about two criminals who decide to try and kidnap a surrogate mother, who's carrying a baby for these extrememly wealthy people, and hold her for ransom. Let's just say things don't go as well as they hope. . . It stars Juliette Lewis, Ryan Phillipe, and Benicio Del Toro.

Oh yeah, and Troy was a good movie. I love how Versailles killed 'what's-his-name' (the king) in the end. Go her!

Oh! And I just recently saw the Chronicles of Narnia (finally). That is definitely one of my new favorites! I thought it was much better than the book, to be honest. . .I'm glad of that.
And Finding Neverland was great, too.

(I have Netflix, so I see at least 2 new movies every week. That's why I keep adding them, hehe.)