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Batman Series- particularly Batman (1989), Batman Forever, Batman Returns, and Batman Begins (I detest Batman and Robin and The Dark Knight- they are complete mockeries of Batman)
Indiana Jones Series- All of them, with Last Crusade being my favorite
Star Wars- All 6, with Empire Strikes Back and Phantom Menace being my favorites
Mission Impossible Series- All 4, with Ghost Protocol being my favorite
Toy Story Series- All 3, with #2 being my favorite probably
National Treasure- Both, with the second being my favorite
Night at the Museum- Both, with the second being my favorite
Non-Series:
The Fugitive
Paul Blart: Mall Cop
Zookeeper
The Patriot Games
Air Force One
Kindergarten Cop
Tarzan
Dennis the Menace
Treasure Planet
Timeshare with Timothy Dalton was a great film lol, seriously I enjoyed it
Highlander with Sean was pretty good.
Roger's appearance in Boat Trip was pretty funny.
Patriot Games with Sean Bean is one of my favorite movies too, very good performance by Bean if I must say.
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As much as I love TDK, I do commend you for actually sticking by a hatred for the film, as odd as it might sound. I fear that when TDK came out, everyone jumped the bandwagon and loved the film, just to love the film. I caught it during the midnight release and have loved and watched it so much, many times since, but I honestly don't recall seeing someone who really didn't like the film - thank you for that, haha.
@battleshipgreygt, I haven't seen Road to Perdition in a long, long, long time, but I do recall loving it. Really cool to know that Craig and Mendes have worked together before, and the reason Mendes is at the helm for SF is because it was a request of Craig's.
The reason I love The Joker so much is because he wants to destroy the absolute definition of 'good' just to do it. No motive, no driving force, he, like you said, just wants to see the world burn, no matter what it takes or who is put at risk.
Actually, Batman the Animated Series already did that in September of 1992!
It's been a while since I've seen Burton's Batman, but didn't Nicholson have his fair share of puns and one liners?
"Where does he get those wonderful toys?" springs to mind anyway.
Yes he did, but they were perfectly delivered, and I could believe that he was The Joker. I never got that with Ledger. He just looked like some dumb punk thug who hoped to be anything like Nicholson and Hamill's Jokers.
Fair enough. I happen to like both versions, but that's just me. I prefer Batman Begins to The Dark Knight however. The former having a better structure and better pacing. Ledger's performance is the best thing about The Dark Knight, but the film sags in the 3rd act, right after the Batman/Joker interrogation. Bale's Batman voice is also intolerable in places, they should of just went the whole way and had Clint Eastwood play Batman.
It was a cute and enjoyable movie. so question is, anyone else remember this movie?
for Roger Moore its Cannonball Run
for George Lazenby its Man From Hong Kong
for Sean Connery its Outland
for Craig its Layer Cake
Then I love A Clockwork Orange, Jurassic Park and the Star Wars saga.
The Thomas Crown affair, After the sunset , The november man, Some kind of beautiful, Butterfly on a wheel and The tailor of Panama
Sean Connery
Marnie and Entrapment
Timothy Dalton :
Wuthering Heights
Daniel Craig:
Defiance, The girl with the dragon Tattoo and Munich
Bond M
Judi Dench
Shakespeare in Love
Ralph Fiennes
The English Patient, The End of the affair, Schindler's list and the constant Gardener
Bond girls
Monica Bellucci
Malena
Lea Seydoux
Beauty and the Beast
Famke Jansen
Hansel and Gretel and The Taken trilogy
Olga kurylenco
The November man
Sean Connery
Many films I have enjoyed, but less obvious ones include The Molly Maguires (with Richard Harris), A Fine Madness (a comedy!!), First Knight (a guilty pleasure) and pre-Bond Hell Drivers.
George Lazenby
The only 'proper' film I have seen him in was Saint Jack - a really good Peter Bogdanovitch film. It was a support role but he was very good in it.
Roger Moore
Love Shout At The Devil, The Wild Geese and going back in time Gold Of The Seven Saints with Rog doing an Irish accent (of sorts).
Timothy Dalton
As Heathcliffe in Wuthering Heights. Also good in a small budget comedy called Hawks.
Pierce Brosnan
I can't believe how few films I have seen of his. None of his more acclaimed recent performances. So I will pick out two comedies which aren't anywhere near the top of his pile, but he is so suited to comedy - Laws Of Attraction and A Long Way Down.
Daniel Craig
Enduring Love, Elizabeth (a cheat as he has a small role in this), and I am the only person in the world who likes Cowboys And Aliens.
George Lazenby – Not really “seen” him in anything else but tv, but he’s heard in Batman Beyond: The Movie, does that count?
Roger Moore – The Man Who Haunted Himself, North Sea Hijack
Timothy Dalton – Flash Gordon, The Rocketeer
Pierce Brosnan – November Man, The Thomas Crown Affair
Daniel Craig – The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, Cowboys And Aliens