What "Great" SW movie do you not like?

Well, when i’ve got through a few more films on my “to watch” pile i may give it a tentative go… One thing i am sure of…Return of Ringo will be sitting there at the top :wink:

Well, I can relate to that :)…

Oh come on, Boys & Girls, don’t be so fussy about doing this little top 20.

Don’t make yourself illusions, there will always be one more film to watch/rewatch, now and in a year.

I swear, you can always change it if it suits yourself (and if it isn’t every week, otherwise you are in big, big trouble).

Dare to make a fool out of yourselves (we are in desperate need for something to laugh after SD’s [sob] sudden departure).

And the best thing is, it costs you … Nothing, yes, yes, true, absolutely nothing (ok, ok, maybe your reputation or your salvation or even worser your forum account, but who gives a damn, and it’s not the end of the world to name 20 Fidani’s … hmmm … well, it is, … but so we go down laughing, and there are worser ways to do so, at least SD’s list is still in and the world hadn’t trembled, try to beat it).

Truth is, only a few reckless ones haven’t survived making a top 20 till now, nobody misses them (unless your name is Nobody).

God, this should be an offer you can’t refuse.

You can? Ohh … ok, never mind.

I think I’m going to update my list soon since I’ve seen about 50 SW’s since the last time I made my list. I’ll have to take some out and put some in.

Looking back at my old list I’m surprised how much my views have changed since then, and how at the same time its stayed the same.

[quote=“stanton, post:63, topic:893”]God, this should be an offer you can’t refuse.

You can? Ohh … ok, never mind.[/quote]

LOL…well you didn’t think suggesting we make top 20’s for other people to laugh at was going to cause a flurry of activity did you? ::slight_smile:

It’s good to see some people go against the stream regarding films like GBU and OUATITW!

Everybody but me seem to love FAFDM though :smiley:

Well, I was thinking about thinking, but it really didn’t get me very far.

Fact is, Nobody had already voted on page 19.

[quote=“stanton, post:67, topic:893”]Well, I was thinking about thinking, but it really didn’t get me very far.

Fact is, Nobody had already voted on page 19.[/quote]

Song lyrics aren’t much of a persuader either…

Not bad, not bad, you recogniced it. I’m sort of impressed.

As a reward I’ll make you a special offer.

Make a Top 20 and you can name a #21 for free!!!

Hah, I’m so generous.

Only today! What do you say?

[quote=“stanton, post:69, topic:893”]Not bad, not bad, you recogniced it. I’m sort of impressed.

As a reward I’ll make you another offer.

Make a Top 20 and you can name a #21 for free!!!

Only today! What do you say?[/quote]

Well it wasn’t exactly hard…

Guess i’ll have to pass on the offer…not enough Fidani’s to fill a top 20, let alone 21 :stuck_out_tongue:

boot hill
texas adios
a man called blade
massacre time

(gonna risk my neck here) and all movies with john wayne i really don t like them he bores his enemy to death

Haha, can’t agree with you more even though he has nothing to do with spaghetti westerns. I think a son of him appeared in a couple Euro westerns though.

… so I thought I’d throw a tarot but I only got a priestess and a star …

Do we have a sub-group of Peter Hammill/VDGG fans here? ;D

Oh yeah … They Call Me Trinity - I’ve probably said it before but I’d better stay on topic :wink:

Oh yes, I love nearly everything Hammill (solo and VdGG) has made up to 85, and that’s a lot.

And his concerts are as unpredictable (and as loud) as ever.

These were my favorite band as a youth - Refugees and anything off Still Life will still bring a lump to my throat. PH solo stuff - up to about pH7 before I lost touch a bit. Got the latest VDGG cd - pretty good.
There’s this book about on 'em … you seen it?
(A rather marvellous local artist was thrilled to be asked to do an oil painting for the cover! ;))

Oh yeah … probably said it before - I know it’s meant to be ironic - but Terence Hill’s slapstick in My Name is Nobody ruins the film for me. … So back on task.

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The book is informative, interesting, even if it lacks a critical distance.

But you have to explain me your remark about the cover. ???

I liked their comeback album very much (except for the last song). Great stuff, not only the songs but also the improvisations on the 2nd CD.
But Trisector, I don’t know, it sounds so tame, still haven’t found an acccess to the new saxless sound. Live it was very powerful, a bit theatrical maybe, due to some of the choiced songs.

Here’s one more fan. But i prefer VDGG albums to Hammil’s solo stuff and i’m not familiar with their new albums.

I continue to be amazed at how off subject we can get. I’m quite surprised also to find at least 4 of us VDGG fans amongst such a small brethren as our own. (I’m including Silver as both a fan and a ‘brethren’ - where are you btw?).
The book cover … I painted it.

[quote=“stanton, post:76, topic:893”]I liked their comeback album very much (except for the last song). Great stuff, not only the songs but also the improvisations on the 2nd CD.
But Trisector …[/quote]
Well just goes to show how crap a ‘fan’ I am - I meant the comeback album, I didn’t know Trisector had been released yet.

And to get back on subject - well i can’t. I don’t have any more “Greats” that I don’t like.

Wonderful , this forum is unbelievable, so full of surprises …

The biggest surprise will be for Phil H when we get to Almeria - i’m just sorting out which bikini to take. :wink: