All Time Favorite Films?

Don't have to list them all, or just make one list.

I just though it might be fun seeing some of members favorite flicks, so contribute as much and as often as you feel like.





Personally a few favorites of mine comedy wise are(in no real order):

Paul: First of all I love most of Simon Peggs movies, and especially when he's doing buddy comedies with Nick Frost. Then I do like Seth Rogan in most roles, he has awesome comedic timing in my opinion, and he's a stoner into making buddy comedies and that's always a plus with me, and in all honesty I enjoy the cast overall. It helps that I am into science and sci-fi, and of course it's generally a kind of campy warm hearted film from the start at comic-con til the end(at comic-con) and I have no problem with a little bit of feel good campiness.

A Million Ways In The West: Some people thought Seth did horrible for his first time acting in a starring role, but overall I think he did decent for the most part, especially when it comes to jokes I think the experience of not only voice acting but doing things like the Comedy Central Roasts helped him deliver some awesome humor like when he's with Silverman and Ribisi at the bar and he goes on a tangent of why that era in time sucks so much in reality ending with citing the highest ranking official in their town is a dead guy. Also another movie where I love the cast in general, but everyone did awesome with their timing be it lines or expression. Although it's sort of a modernized take on the old west I thought it was accurate in a lot of ways, and again kind of of an overall heart warming adventure full of ridiculousness and laughs sort of like Almost Heroes (which I never hear much about but is easily one of my all time favorite comedies).

A Living Wake: A really offbeat black comedy starring Mike O'Connell, co-starring Jesse Eisenberg, and features Jim Gaffigan. I don't know what it is exactly, if it's being an almost life long artist with no real accomplishments relating me to the serious tones of K Roth Binew regarding feelings of failure and like time is ticking away ever so quick, but this movie is just so absurd and outright fun at times too that it's intoxicating. Overall I think it tells a sweet story, and not necessarily a feel good movie, but it's not overwhelmingly dark at any one time I don't think.

meh that's all I feel like going in depth about at the moment but I can quickly throw on Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and Almost Heroes, to name a few more since they are closely related to what I've already mentioned.