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QT's greatest fans are perhaps geeks like him, but I find his movies full of parts from movies that are better than his.
Find PF easily his best movie.
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How do you feel about Nicholas Cage as an actor?</font>
You obviously haven't seen "Joe" (2013). A wonderful performance in a small-budget drama. It reminded me slightly of recent modern "western turned fairy-tales", like "Winter's Bone" (Jennifer Lawrence) and "Mud" (Matthew McConaughey). Usually set in the deep south of the USA, where still a lot of poverty can be found. And in the role of Joe....Mr Cage reminds me slightly of his Oscar-winning role in "Leaving Las Vegas".
I'll withhold judgment until I see him in Adaptation., which I've been meaning to get around to for forever it seems.
I loved Moonstruck, so I liked him in that. And he was very good indeed, in Leaving Las Vegas (Elisabeth Shue was great!). That is probably, for my money, his best performance. But I have not seen many of his other films, so cannot say for sure.
Rank your five favourite WWII films.</font>
4 - A Bridge Too Far
3 - The Great Escape
2 - Saving Private Ryan
1 - The Longest Day
Honourable mentions go to Schindler's List (which I do not watch often because it's such a painful movie to watch), U-571, The Battle Of The Bulge and Das Boot.
Kelly’s Heroes
A Bridge Too Far
The Great Escape
Force 10 From Navarone
Just faves, not bests.
Not seen so many good WW2 films to be honest. Fav WW1 film would be Paths of Glory.
One of Kubrick's finest movies, indeed, @Thunderfinger!
Not really ranking these (though bolded are perhaps the strongest), or in any chronological order; just favorites off the top of my head (comedies included). This is not a complete list really. Anyway, a genuine top 7 or so would be very hard for me to decide:
Patton (great film)
Letters from Iwo Jima (Ken Watanabe is superb; one of my fav Eastwood films)
The Best Years of Our Lives
Casablanca
Since You Went Away
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Two Women (Sophia's oscar winner)
Flying Tigers
Das Boot
Sands of Iwo Jima
Stalag 17
Mister Roberts
Ensign Pulver
The Great Escape
Father Goose
The Dirty Dozen
From Here to Eternity
Das Boot (I find the tv version even better)
Valkyrie (masterful thriller, including Blofeld-lair-like interior of the Wolfsschanze)
The Great Escape (don´t like the downer ending, but the rest is fantastic, and the score is one of the best film scores ever recorded)
Saving Private Ryan
Enemy at the Gates
Inglorious Basterds
Casablanca
The great escape
Stalag 17
From here to eternity
Patton