I'm sure I'll see "The Godfather" someday, but I'm not looking forward to it. You see, I generally despise the gangster genre, especially mafia movies. Hate hate hate them. No matter how well-done this movie is, I am certain I won't like it, and have you ever tried to watch a movie with that sort of mindset? It colors your entire viewing experience no matter how hard you might try to clear your mind beforehand. At best, I'll end up saying "Yeah, it's okay." But it'll still be a mafia movie.

BTW, I'm 37 years old. My DVD collection is linked below.

Don't count my responses... I didn't give choices for either one, but I've seen "Topsy-Turvy" (didn't like it) and "Baby, It's You" (didn't like it). Technically, they'd be my favorite Leigh and Sayles films, even though I didn't like them.

don't worry, I was breaking it down to see what the overall number of respondee's actually saw one or any of these directors films. Just a mere mention, like yours, denotes that you actually know these directors and their films.

Godfather (Brando, De Niro, Pacino) - they're all good
Living Actor - Keanu Reeves
Dead Actor - Keanu Reeves
Comedy Actor - Keanu Reeves
Robert De Niro Performance - Rocky & Bullwinkle
John Turturro Performance - Mr. Deeds
Jack Nicholson Performance - bashing that car with the golf club
Samuel L. Jackson Performance - Undercover Brother
Coen Brothers Film - Monica Lebowski
Martin Scorsese Film - that one with Nic Cage -- no that one sucked
Steven Spielberg Film - Schindler's Fist
Akira Kurosawa Film - Pearl Harbor
Mike Leigh Film - Beavis and Butthead
John Sayles Film - I don't watch basketball
Alfred Hitchcock Film - American Psycho 2
Comedy Film - Iraqi Army vs. U.S.
War Film - same as above
Crime Film - The Real Cancun
Thriller - Dumb & Dumber
Sci Fi Film - The Matrix Retarded
Black and White Film - Clerks!

<b>Godfather (Brando, De Niro, Pacino)</b>

Marlon Brando

<b>Living Actor</b>

Jack Nicholson

<b>Dead Actor</b>

Laurence Olivier

<b>Comedy Actor</b>

Jim Carrey

<b>Robert De Niro Performance</b>

Taxi Driver

<b>John Turturro Performance </b>

The Big Lebowski

<b>Jack Nicholson Performance</b>

Prizzi's Honor or The Last Detail

<b>Samuel L. Jackson Performance</b>

Pulp Fiction

<b>Coen Brothers Film</b>

Miller's Crossing

<b>Martin Scorsese Film </b>

Taxi Driver

<b>Steven Spielberg Film</b>

Raiders of the Lost Ark

<b>Akira Kurosawa Film</b>

Seven Samurai

<b>Mike Leigh Film</b>

Topsy Turvy

<b>John Sayles Film</b>

Lone Star

<b>Alfred Hitchcock Film</b>

North by Northwest

<b>Comedy Film</b>

Airplane!

<b>War Film</b>

Platoon

<b>Crime Film</b>

Goodfellas

<b>Thriller</b>

The Silence of the Lambs

<b>Sci Fi Film</b>

Aliens

<b>Black and White Film</b>

The Apartment

No Oscar nod for that. Okay performance. Wasn't in it that much. Only Oscar nod to date is for Pulp Fiction. A far better performance.

Re: Your Favourite...?
 

Godfather (Brando, De Niro, Pacino) - Brando
Living Actor - Robert De Niro
Dead Actor - Quite a few
Comedy Actor - Dan Aykroyd
Robert De Niro Performance - Cape Fear
John Turturro Performance - Dont have one
Jack Nicholson Performance - Batman
Samuel L. Jackson Performance - Pulp Fiction
Coen Brothers Film - Fargo
Martin Scorsese Film - Casino
Steven Spielberg Film - Raiders of the Lost Ark
Akira Kurosawa Film - Only one I saw is Throne of Blood
Mike Leigh Film - Never seen any
John Sayles Film - Never seen any
Alfred Hitchcock Film - The Birds
Comedy Film - Christmas Vacation
War Film - Patton
Crime Film - Heist
Thriller - Usual Suspects
Sci Fi Film - The Empire Strikes Back
Black and White Film - Citizen Kane (thus far, I have a lot of catching up to do)

Rasaan gets my vote for "favorite reply to this thread"

is that a category?

Oh and Brando being Dead was just a natural way of thinking after seeing both The Score and The Island Of Dr. Moreau.

Perhaps he should star in Better Off Dead 2