Movie Marathon Thread

Not really a movie, but I have been binging Alrered Carbon on Netflix. Great show.

Though not really family friendly. Not unless your family is cool with Gane of Thrones style celebration of the female (and the occasional male) body unencumbered by clothing... and the red squishy stuff beneath the skin also being unencumbered by said skin lol

Just wrapped up in a futurist sci-fi dystopia vs medieval dystopia lol
 
Movies I can watch anytime: who framed roger rabbit, the untouchables, independence day, Reservoir Dogs, airplane, Up, the usual suspects, and pulp fiction.

If i was doing a binge, I would do every die hard movie, all the ghostbusters movies, the dark knight trilogy, the matrix trilogy, all the indiana jones movies, and back to the future trilogy, For TV, I would watch "better off ted," "Lost girl" or the simpsons
 
I doubt my children or grandchildren would agree with this list, but they've never had less than 100 TV channels or been to a drive-in.

Drama: In Harm's Way, Lost Weekend, The Man With the Golden Arm
Even more drama: The Enemy Below, Fail Safe, Special Bulletin, The Departed
Action: The French Connection, The Seven Ups, The Day After
Nostalgia: The Best Years of Our Lives, The Kennedys
Movies like The Godfather: The Godfather I, II and III, Goodfellas, Casino
Horror: The Thing (1951 version), Invaders From Mars (1953 version), Circus of Horrors, Freaks
Sci-Fi: Alien, Aliens, Blade Runner, The Martian, Looper, Contact
Sports: Slap Shot, The Fighter, Moneyball
Musicals: Singin' in the Rain, White Christmas
Comedy: Anything from the '30s or '40s where northerners try to do southern accents
 
I doubt my children or grandchildren would agree with this list, but they've never had less than 100 TV channels or been to a drive-in.

Drama: In Harm's Way, Lost Weekend, The Man With the Golden Arm
Even more drama: The Enemy Below, Fail Safe, Special Bulletin, The Departed
Action: The French Connection, The Seven Ups, The Day After
Nostalgia: The Best Years of Our Lives, The Kennedys
Movies like The Godfather: The Godfather I, II and III, Goodfellas, Casino
Horror: The Thing (1951 version), Invaders From Mars (1953 version), Circus of Horrors, Freaks
Sci-Fi: Alien, Aliens, Blade Runner, The Martian, Looper, Contact
Sports: Slap Shot, The Fighter, Moneyball
Musicals: Singin' in the Rain, White Christmas
Comedy: Anything from the '30s or '40s where northerners try to do southern accents
How can you have The French Connection and leave off Bullit?
 
Just added 380+ Doctor Who episodes going back to the unaired pilot episode thru the current season. Almost another 100GB of disk space used.
 
Today's Movie Marathon theme is Rob Zombie.

House of 1000 Corpses,The Devil's Rejects, 3 From Hell and 31. Saving his Halloween remake for the Halloween marathon.
 
Yup, my mistake. That car chase from the driver's perspective through the hills of San Francisco was the closest thing to VR in the '60s.
The retake in the Sheryl Crow music video with Dale Earnhardt Jr was decent too.

Today's movie marathon will be Clint Eastwood westerns since I am in Texas and have 20hrs to kill. High Plains Drifter, Hang Em High, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Unforgiven, Pale Rider and if I'm still awake the Sergio Leone series.
 
Finally got to show my daughter Back To The Future, the original. She got a kick out of it.

@mgr22 I’m right there with you with the crime drama. Watching Casino now. It doesn’t quite go as well without Goodfellas.

Pesci was an animal. Role reversal? Raging Bull anyone?...
 
Been a long day so today will be a short marathon. Robert Duvall in Days of Thunder and Open Range.
 
Been a long day so today will be a short marathon. Robert Duvall in Days of Thunder and Open Range.
I’d replace Days of Thunder with Falling Down. Just me though. Maybe even Colors.

I do enjoy me some Open Range. The final showdown, while perhaps anticlimactic to some, is my favorite part of the movie; solidified Costner’s characters badassery.
 
I’d replace Days of Thunder with Falling Down. Just me though. Maybe even Colors.

I do enjoy me some Open Range. The final showdown, while perhaps anticlimactic to some, is my favorite part of the movie; solidified Costner’s characters badassery.
I agree, and to me it is one of the more authentic shootout scenes in a western. Unfortunately I don't have Colors or Falling Down ripped yet although I do own the DVD's.
 
Today we are watching the Sergio Leone trilogy. A Fistfull of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and the director's cut of The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.
 
I decided to go the cheesy sci-fi movies today. Forbidden Planet, Adventures in the Forbidden Zone, The Last Starfighter and the cheesiest one of them all, The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai.
 
The Last Starfighter.
Haha, classic. Flight of the Navigator is one of those for me. Also cheesy, but more of the Kung Fu variety is The Last Dragon. Sho-nuff...
 
Haha, classic. Flight of the Navigator is one of those for me. Also cheesy, but more of the Kung Fu variety is The Last Dragon. Sho-nuff...
I still laugh when he delivers the gung-ho iguana line.
 
After driving thru Tropical Storm Cristobal last night, today'a movie marathon will be Bogie based: The Caine Mutiny, Key Largo, and The Maltese Falcon
 
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After driving thru Tropical Storm Cristobal last night, today'a movie marathon will be Bogie based: The Caine Mutiny, Key West, and The Maltese Falcon

You keep reminding me of movies I should have had on my list. The Caine Mutiny -- for sure. I'm pretty sure I worked for Captain Queeg.
 
You keep reminding me of movies I should have had on my list. The Caine Mutiny -- for sure. I'm pretty sure I worked for Captain Queeg.
That's one of thr reasons I do this. To expose some of our younger members to some great movies.
 
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