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Not bad, Carl!
Here´s mine:
Great music for both movies as well!
and well non-WW2-war
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Carl- If you're a Dinero fan then what is your favorite American gangster movie with him? Casino? Goodfella's?
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One of my favorites:
[img]http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2000-07-28/screens_feature2-1.jpg[img]
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And again, one of my favorites:
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As a cure for insomnia??? 
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I don't care what Martin says!
"The English Patient" by Anthony Minghela.
"Éclipse Total" by Aniezska Holland. (Starring Leo, of course! ) [img]tongue.gif[/img]
"Brave Heart" by Mel Gibson.
"Amadeus" by Milos Forman.
"Farinelli" by Gérard Corbiau
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My favorite would definitely be The Terminator, both 1 and 2(and soon hopefully 3). Nothing finer than lots of people getting iced by robotic killing machines.
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1) All the right moves
2) Running brave
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I like "The Italion Job" I also like "Ocean's Eleven" Both are really good movies.
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1) 8 Mile
2) LOTR: Fellowship of the Ring & Two Towers
3) Star Trek Nemesis
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I know I sound like a broken record on this movie but:
I think "Decision Before Dawn" is my alltime favorite movie.
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The guy from 'The Mission' is the guy from Das Boot-you all remember the Chief!!!
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Hi Wilconqr--I forgot to answer your Q.
I do like DeNiro but have only seen him in a few movies but--none of his real popular ones.
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