Theres also Grumpy Old Men. but, when comparing them to sharknado is just not in the same league.
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I am surprised no one has mentioned "The adventures of Milo and Otis"
Theres also Grumpy Old Men. but, when comparing them to sharknado is just not in the same league.
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Anyone catch 'Zombie Strippers' starring Jenna Jamieson last week? Almost, but not quite, as bad as Sharknado.
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Without emoticons it's hard to see if you're serious ??Gawd, I hope not.
Aahh...................... the impetuosity of youth, not to mention not really old enough to comment on 'Best movies ever'.
When you're an old fart it's a lot easier, Shane comes to mind as an exceptional movie of its time, so does A Clockwork Orange for it's breaking of the mould , as does The Last Tango in Paris for the same reason. Sound of Music, already mentioned and also a classic. Star Wars was brilliant started a whole new genre of movie. There's a Kiwi movie (can't remember its name) about mutant sheep 'taking over' which is an absolute classic and who can forget The Blues Brothers. What's Up Tiger Lilly (Google it) was also a brilliant 'one off'.
But for me, the greatest movie of all time. Paint Your Wagon, the last of the wide screen musical epics complete with an intermission, an all star cast and a good story line.
Deano
Hmm do remember a movie. Bad taste. It was filmed in NZ. Peter Jackson is the director and acted in the movie as well. You can get is on DVD. One of the joys of having children is them bringing home movies of this quality.
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