what is everybodys favourite actor and movie?

Mine Are:
Nicolas Cage & Brad Pitt
And the movie Mr & Mrs Smith

Don't have favourite actors

Love movies like
Lord of the rings
Nardia
Titan A.E.
Hero

FAVORITE MOVIE!!!!!!

The Dukes of Hazzard!!!!! :D :D

Others ones I like are The Matrix series, and Harry Potter.

My fave movies are 2 of the 3 movie power of ICE said
Harry Potter
and
Dukes of Hazzard
Im a total Harry Potter Freak!!!!
an guess who my fave actress is?
The one, only and cutest actor of dem all...
EMMA WATSON!
And my fave actor would Definitely be Daniel Radcliffe
hes a good actor!

Daniel Radciffe definately! My mum keeps asking how old he is and going I'm going to hook him up with you. I'm like eww. I don't like LIKE him. He's just a good actor.

Harry Potter for my movies. I LOVED the dragons they did.

I forgot 2 movies and i'm kicking myself for forgeting. >.<

the Star Wars series, and the Longest Yard (2005).

^_^

My favorite actors are:
Daniel Radcliffe
Orlando Bloom
Johnny Depp
Will Smith
Eddy Murphy
Jim Carrey
Viggo Mortensen.

My favorite movies:
Harry Potter series,
LOTR trilogy,
Hidalgo,
DragonHeart 1+2,
Shrek 1+2,
The Producers
Men in Black 1+2
I,Robot
Emperor's New Groove
Pirates of the Carribean

Those are all my faves. I have many more but those are my ultimate faves!

Very true ICE!
I liked the longest yard (2005)
It was soooo halarious

I don't have any that would be generaly know.. I have not seen a movie in 5 years!
Well, maybe I will put Apllo 13 I found it in the trash a few years ago. It was ok.

O.o
dude, no offense,
get out of the golden ages XD

My fav actors is
Johnny Depp
Alan Rickman

My favorite movies:
Star Wars (4,5,6)
Lord of the Rings (the 3 movies)
The Shining
Fried Green Tomatoes

Fav Actors;
Johnny Depp
Alan Rickman
Antonio...(I can't spell his last name.)
Heath Ledger
Crispen Freeman (Voice actor)

Fav Movies
Donnie Darko
Brokeback Mountain
Lord of the Rings
Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
Fullmetal alchemist movie

Do you mean Antonio Banders?

Bandares guys :P
hehehe

I like Antonio. I also like Johnny Depp. He is such a talented actor.

Actor: Brad Pitt
Movie: Oceans Eleven & Twelve

Who Is Nicolas Cage? :huh:

Johnny Depp is an amazing actor!!
Orlando Bloom isnt half bad either :P

:blink: OMG Mortis you dont know who Nicolas Cage is hes in lord of war (also one of my favourite movies) The rock, faceoff, national treasure, the weather man

JOHNNY DEPP!!!!!!!!!

and favs. movies are:

THE EMPEROR'S NEW GOOVE!!! woot!!
Lord of the rings series
Harry Potter!!!!!!
TITAN A.E.!!!! *loves that movie*
STAR WARS!!! *fave*
and many more.....



and it is Antonio Banderas....not Bandares Fire....XD

I also like:

Actor: Tom Cruise
Movies: Ocean's Eleven and Twelve
Mission:Impossible 1 and 2
Minority Report
The Mexican
Troy
Harry Potter 1,2,3,4
Gone in sixty seconds

Hmm my fav actors would be:

Ben Stiller
Chris Rock
David Schwimmer
Owen Wilson
Kal Penn
John Cho
Gary Oldman
Alan Rickman
Nicolas Cage
John Travolta
Morgan Freeman
Jim Carrey
Mel Brooks
Gene Wilder
Orlando Bloom
Viggo Mortensen
Dominic Mohagan
and Samuel L. Jackson

Fav Movies:

Blazing Saddles
Airplane
Hotshot
War of the Worlds
Lord of War
all the harry potter movies
Harld and Kumar go to White Castle
Starsky & Hutch
Zoolander
Goonies
History of the World Part 1
Family guy: The movie
Robots
Shrek and Shrek 2
The Incredibles
Office space
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
The Labrinth
The Mummy and Mummy Returns
Ice Age
King Kong
Chronicles of Narnia
Brokeback Mountain
To Wong Foo, Thanks for everything
Dark City
Donnie Darko
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill
Dogma
The Italian Job
Austin Powers
Fast and the Furious
The Mexican
Ocean's Eleven
National Treasure
Underworld
The Matrix
and The Talented Mr. Ripley

Ah, yes. Good comedies. :) Have you seen The Kentucky Fried Movie or The Naked Gun trilogy? Those were done by the same guys that did Airplane. Also, if you like Mel Brooks and his stuff, have you seen the live stage musical version of his movie The Producers? I saw it when it was showing in San Francisco a year or so ago. That was excellent.

Yes, the Shrek movies and anything made by Pixar are high on my list.

Those were fun movies, though Jennifer Connelly seemed out of place in Labyrinth. David Bowie was great though.

That was a real surprise hit for me. I had never heard of Blue Sky Studios until that came out. If I remember correctly, they showed a preview of the movie in front the first Lord of the Rings movie which was the first I learned of it. The preview was the entire opening sequence with Skrat and the acorn. The animation quality and the humor just blew me away. The characters are just great in that movie. I still enjoy watching it. I even have a large movie poster of Skrat. :)

I just saw Ice Age 2 which wasn't bad. I don't think the story was as good as the first one, but the animation was simply stunning. There was so much detail and nuance in the movements, and the rendering of the characters and the environment was jaw dropping. The lighting and sense of depth they could achieve was great. And the rendering of the fur and feathers was unbelievable. They did the most realistic looking wet fur I've seen so far. It looked like it was a real fantasy world you could reach out and touch.

On the opposite end, I also saw Disney's The Wild recently. Boy was that poor. The animation was pretty, but the story just meandered around and ended up no where. It was one of those movies where you keep looking at your watch. Like Chicken Little, it's another in a long string of duds for them. It's a good thing they bought Pixar. Disney needs all the help they can get.

Good stuff! Particularly the Lord of the Rings movies. I got the extended versions on DVD and I think they're great. If you like the movies, I highly recommend at least renting the extended versions once.

I like all three of the Matrix movies as well.

Ah, one of my favorites, too. I think that's one of the best sci-fi thrillers ever made. It wins on both story and visuals. I wish they'd make more movies like this.

Let's see, other movies I like:

Star Wars Series
Indiana Jones Trilogy
Terminator 1 & 2
Jurassic Park
Ronin
The Lion King
Balto
Classic James Bond movies like Dr. No, From Russia With Love, Goldfinger, You Only Live Twice, Diamonds are Forever

And many more! :)

My favorite movie's are,
1 hidalgo
well it's a horse movie so you got to love it.
2 Spirit
another horse movie i liked the way they didnt make the horse talk but I like that you could here what they were thinking and how the mimicked the sound to be like words.
3 all bat man movies I fell in love with robin from bat man forever
Chris O Donald
4 all Disney movies Lion king ,Bambie etc.
5 balto
6and many many more
and like I said i love Chris O Donald
~Shearkin

I have a new favourite movie
M:I:III

:O!!

I'm going to watch it this Saturday!!! HURRAY!!! and for free.....

MUAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAH

dRagOniDe if you like action moves I can probably garantee you will love
M:I:III

:eep: :eep: Oh man..I thought I was the only one who knew that!! oh wait, you write sci-fi stuff so ok :lol: but I'm still so happy =) yes! that movie was great and the plot was very well done! Visuals were stunning! love the costumes they wore and it just blew my mind, that's how the movie drawn me in hahaha :P love to see it again :wub:

Oh man! those were all great movies! ESPECIALLY the Indiana Jones trilogy, Jurassic Park and all the classic James Bond movies! GoldFinger was my fav hehehe :D Ronin though! ya know, I think I saw it before! did it have Sean Bean in it? like he had a cameo in there? if he did then I indeed saw that movie, but I didn't quite see the end so I can't tell ya my opinion about ^^;

Fave Movies:
Lord of the Rings
Chronicles of Narnia
Harry Potter
Jurassic Park
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron
Spirited Away
DragonHeart 1+2
X-Men
Pirates of the Carribean
The Legend of Zorro

Fave Actors:
Orlando Bloom
Johnny Depp
Daniel Radcliffe
Viggo Mortensen
Hugh Jackman
Will Smith
Eddie Murphy
Jim Carrey
Antonio Banderas

Fave Actresses:
Emma Watson
Catherine Zeta-Jones
Halle Berry
Reese Witherspoon
Kirsten Dunst

thats basically it!

I really like it, too. I think it's a very underrated movie. In addition to the plot, the visuals, the sets, the music and so on, one of the best things about it is that they bring it all together and resolve things at the end, as well as explain everything. Some sci-fi thrillers never really resolve at the end and leave too much unexplained. I want that closure at the end myself. I like everything to be revealed.

Another thing that impressed me was that it was one of the few times that the movie turned out as good as the trailer looked. :D So many times a preview looks good, but the film turns out lousy. And a lot of previews I see really leave me flat, but I remember seeing the preview for "Dark City" in the theater and thinking, "I gotta see this movie!" And the movie was everything I hoped it would be.

That definitely doesn't happen very often. The previews for "Ice Age" and "The Lion King" were two others that really impressed me (and the movies turned out great), but there aren't many others like that.

Well, then I'd say you have good taste in movies. :)

Yes! It did indeed have Sean Bean in it. He was a secondary character during the first half of the movie. It's definitely worth seeing if you like realistic type spy thrillers. It's very down to earth: no silly spy gadgets and no impossible stunts. It's a very believable and involving movie. And it also has two of the best car chase sequences I've ever seen. They're very intense and don't contain any impossible stunts. It's all stuff that could happen with real world physics. I highly recommend it if you like that type of movie.

I totally agree with ya there Furox, one of the very few underrated movies that turned out so great. Its funny how I heard about Dark City; I was just watching TV one day and all of a sudden I see this trailer for this movie "Dark City" and I was really excited! but I guess it suddenly faded away and forgot about it. Then later on, I listen to a remix song from the movie and I'm like "Woah! Deja Vu!" so went back online to search it and sure enough there it was! I watched the trailer so many times cause it just blew me away! couldn't really buy it since I haven't seen it :( but as luck would have it, it came on TV! so me and my parents watched it and I was like "OMG!! BEST MOVIE EVAR!" ^_^ ^_^ they liked it too hehe :dance: and yea everything came together, the ending was supurb :faint:

Oho, have I been there! Some trailers are good and bad like you said, so I think the bad ones are when you see all the cool car chases, sexy women, explosions! well you just saw the movie! :lol: :lol: but yes it was everything we could hope for and hopefully future movies could be more like that :)

well all these movies are what I grew up with! so its great to know all the classics back in the day and seeing it again takes you back hehe ;)

Wow! sounds awesome, finally a realistic spy movie! I'm real tired of the whole little inventive gadgets that no human could do and "impossible stunts" too <_< defintely take your word for it and check out that movie :)

I just LOOOOOOOVE movies! :wub: :wub: just watching and talking about them makes me feel good of how hard they made this and to be in "one of the best movies"history and really did make a difference :)

Yeah, the movie worked on so many levels. In addition to the great story, the music and the visuals were perfect. The whole film noir look they chose just added so much to the mood.

The Dark City DVD is great, too. Some nice bonus material including two commentary tracks. One of them is by Roger Ebert. He did the commentary because he likes the film so much. He rated it as one of the top films of 1998. He also says the movie so exemplifies good film making that he used the movie as a case study in a film study course he taught at one of the Chicago area colleges. So not only do sci-fi fans like me enjoy the film, but so do the critics.

Boy, with all this talk about the movie I think I'm going to have to pull my DVD out and watch it again sometime soon. :D

Yes, I'd say it's worth seeing if you like spy thrillers. It's nice and down to earth: the spies just use guns and cars for the most part. The story is very involving, with double agents and betrayals. You never quite know who's on whose side. Though things resolve at the end which is good.

"Raiders of the Lost Ark" was really something. At the time, no one was making movies like that, and it just exploded on the scene because of all the pent up demand for a serial style story with a great hero like that. I'm not sure if it shows, but that movie was an influence on how I wrote There's a Dragon in My Time Machine.

"Star Wars" was the same way: no one was making sci-fi movies like that at the time. It was just so new and different for a change.

And speaking of sci-fi films, who else likes "The Fifth Element"? I thought it had a great balance of action and silliness. :D I find that movie just plain fun to watch.

MEEE!!!!!
Very funny to watch!!!! I love the color dude!!!!!! *can't remember name though*

I'm also a great Star Wars fan!! I own every movie in DVD!! YAY ME!! I just love how the CGI appear in these movies.... geez they are awesome!! And I must say the apparition of..EWAN MCGREGOR!!! *faints* Also I love all the sci-fic movies in existance!! well.. almost everyone =D

Hmm... favorite movies, let's see...
Well as far as current dragon movies go, I think that Dragonheart has been one of the best dragon movies to date simply because it came the closest to creating a dragon similar to how I envsion them to be.

I also love the Lord of the Rings movies just as I loved the books! As for other adventure type movies I love the Indiana Jones movies too!

Some of my favorite Sci-fi movies are the Star Wars series, Serenity, most of the Star Trek series, The Fifth Element, Event Horizon even though its more of horror, Galaxy Quest, and certainly a few others.

The list goes on...

[The Furox,May 11 2006, 02:34 PM]

right here Furox! :D one of my favorite movies with Bruce Willis of all time! I'll never get tired of watching that movie =) I thought it had a good balance of action and comedy too! I love Ruby (Chris Tucker) :D :D his voice just cracks me up, his performance was well done also. Oh one more thing! I just want to say that my fav scene in that movie was the opera plus the butt-kicking :dance: :dance: YAY FIFTH ELEMENT! ^_^

Wow! no kiddin? thats a great inspiration, no wonder I love your fanfic so much LOL :D :D Yea all the Indiana movies were the best and Raiders of the Lost Ark made a huge breakthrough :) ever rode the Indiana Jones Ride at Disneyland? I didn't when I was little...but after a few years when we went back I went on it and IT WAS GREAT! :lol: good times...

Thats true! I don't know about you but I seriously do not like the new ones >< well the third was good but overall...I didn't like it <_< the old ones! those are the ones I like now ;) ahhhhh~ Harrison Ford was sooo good lookin :D I still think he is great but man! hahaha

Lets see my favorite movie(s) are

Stargate
The Lion King
Shrek 1 & 2
Dragonheart 1 & 2
Star Trek: I through IX
I Robot
Van Helsing
Ghost of the Abyss

Favorite Actors/ Actress:
Patrick Stewart
Dennis Quaid
Tom Hanks
Kate Mulgrew

Yes, the CGI in the episodes 1 through 3 is really stunning. It creates such a fantastic world and let's them use settings that they could never build sets for, practically speaking. I just love the fact that it let's them visualize worlds that otherwise could never exist on film.

I really like that movie for the same reason. Draco comes across so well in that movie, and for that style of dragon, that's really how I would like to imagine them. Of course, I also really like the Dragon Booster style of dragons even though they're quite a departure from the traditional.

It's amazing: that movie is now 10 years old, yet the CGI on Draco (both look and animation) is still top notch. If they made that movie today, the only thing that would be different would be that they could afford to keep Draco on screen more since the CGI costs have come down. But the quality that ILM put into Draco way back 1996 is as good as it would be today. The CGI in that movie still impresses me.

Those movies are all great. I saw them all on an Imax screen when they came out and it was an awesome experience!

I have the extended versions of all three on DVD, and if anyone here is a fan and hasn't seen those versions, then I highly recommend them. The extra footage isn't superfluous at all. It really enhances the whole experience of the overall story. And there's a lot of extra material. The extended version of the third movie is like 4.5 hours! And it's all good. It never gets boring if you can believe that. And then you've got two discs of behind the scenes footage to explore as well!

Those are definitely popular movies. They're just plain fun to watch. (I've got them all on DVD, too.)

They were both great in that movie, and they played off each other real well. As you say, a great balance of action and comedy. The movie was such an extraordinary vision.

Yes! Everybody I've ever met who likes this movie always mentions that scene. :D It's a great example of cinematography and how you can inter-cut two otherwise unrelated scenes to create something that's far more visual and dynamic than either would be on their own. It's amazing how a sequence can be enhanced like that just by skilled editing. I have such an appreciation for people who know how to do that. And as I've mentioned before, the cinematography in Dragon Booster just impresses the heck out of me as well.

Have I! :D I swear I'm not exaggerating when I say I've probably ridden it over 100 times since it opened in 1995. I'm a huge amusement park and theme park enthusiast. To date, I've ridden 364 different roller coasters all across North America and Europe. And I love all the Disney parks. I've been to Disneyland more times than I can count, Disney World in Florida almost as many times, and I've been to Disneyland Paris as well. (Tokyo Disneyland is next on my list.)

In fact, I leave on a trip to Disneyland in two more days! I'll be down in Los Angeles all next week. I'll be at Disneyland most of the time, but I'm also going to Knott's Berry Farm and Magic Mountain as well (a new dragon themed roller coaster just opened there!). I can't wait to go!

I'll have my laptop with me, but if I seem less active on the forum next week, then you'll know why. ;)

I'm with you there. I think episodes 4-6 were stronger, more satisfying stories. I wouldn't say I dislike episodes 1-3, as they are fun to watch, but they don't leave me with the same feeling as 4-6. There's certainly a lot more emphasis on CGI eye candy in 1-3, and perhaps that distracted them from the story. But I can also see that Lucas had a really hard job to do with 1-3. I think it's really hard to do satisfying prequels like that given that everyone knows what happens in 4-6. It's sort of like you already know the ending. Those must have been tough to write.

Ooo, good choices! The Lion King was awesome! And the two Shrek movies are definitely the best animated films to come out of Dreamworks to date. They're supposed to come out with a third one next year.

Ah, so many good movies. Now I want to pull out my DVDs and watch all these again! :D

I dont really have a favourite movie, but my favourite actor is Hugh LAurie who plays House on, well House MD. Anyone here watches house?

Don't really have any favorite actors/actresses. Although there are some good movies. Harry potter, dragon heart, star wars and other movies that are in the sci-fi and fantasy for me. :dance:

I don't really go in for actors/actresses, altough the only one I really care about at the moment is David Tennant, as he plays the Doctor in Doctor Who at the moment. But as this is a movie thread, not a TV thread, he doesn't really count. :P

Favourtie movies, hmm...Well, all of Pixar/Disney's movies bar Monsters Inc. (saw that WAY WAY WAY too many times) and Cars (haven't seen that yet, don't really want to).

I generally can't STAND movies that are set in 'real' situations and locations. I think it's because of the usually urban setting. Urban is just so dull and grey, IMO.

I really liked The Lord of the Rings because of the beautiful shots and imagery used in the movies.

So, generally, I go in for fantasy/comedy/historical movies.

Recently I saw Ice Age 2 on the plane to Alice Springs. I thought it was rather good. It was quite sillier and more funny than Ice Age, and I think that worked in it's favour.

Favourite actor/actress: Nada! :P

Favourite movie (just to name a few):

- Fast and the Furious 1,2 & 3
- Star Wars (all episodes)
- Pearl Harbor
- Naked Gun 1,2 & 3
- Wrongfully Accused
- Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
- LOTR
- The Matrix trilogy
- Dragonheart
- Lion King 1,2 & 3
- Balto 1 & 2
- Kung Fu Hustle
- Black Hawk Down
- Shrek 1 & 2
- Scary Movie 1,2,3 & 4
- Troy
- Top Gun
- Armageddon
- Twister
- All James Bond movies