What is your dad's favorite movie?
Good morning vietnam.. Apparently I was concieved to that film, thanks Robin i guess
We've talked about this subject many times.
1. The Sting
2. It's a Wonderful Life
3. Midnight Run
4. Valley Girl
5. The Blues Brothers
enter the dragon
Dune (1984)
something with Vince Vaughn, probably wedding crashers
L.I.E.
Not sure why
It was one of mine dads favorites too. Also platoon.
My dad's favorite was The Shawshank Redemption.
My dad's dead, fuck you, but he always liked Lawrence of Arabia. And the Dr Z one I can't spell because he was a Russian escaped from soviet shit American.
Doctor Zhivago
the matrix
My dad doesn't watch movies.
White men can’t jump
Devil Wears Prada
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
Mine is too, user. I just caught the beginning of 50 first dates and had never actually seen it, so I watched it. Now feeling sad and missing him, so I made this thread. Sorry about your loss user.
My dad left
Fifth Element
I'm sorry for you having to be of African descent.
He's dead and never told me.
Either mad max or the quick and the dead. I remember he always watched those if they were on. Fury road was the first time I ever really seen him excited about going to the theater
Blazing Saddles and Tombstone
He has a couple. The Quiet Man, Rocky, Shawshank Redemption
The Godfather Part II
The Searchers
Young Frankenstein
Probably rocky
Fils du Masque
Independence Day
I never knew my dad.
I stopped talking to my dad when I was around ten years old, and he made no real attempt at getting in touch with me until seven years later when my grandmother died and I showed up to her funeral. He told me to call him, but I didn't because I was angry at him. It's been over ten years and recently his black girlfriend got in touch with me and told me to talk to him. I had dinner with him. It was awkward. Not long after that he accidentally sent me some tranny gif on facebook. I deleted my account a few weeks later. I don't know what his favorite movie is.
Annie Hall, Harold and Maude, Reds, and Young Frankenstein were all up there.
I miss him.
Demolition Man
Leon and The Mask/Legend of Zorro
kino about anons dad when?
The Wild Bunch
The Rock's Hercules
Scarface (1983)
life of brian, based father
It must be dead father week on Yea Forums. Mine passed in the beginning of June.
His favorites, in no particular order:
Jeremiah Johnson (1972)
Wargames (1983)
Strategic Air Command (1955)
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
The Godfather (1972)
Titanic, he's seen it like a hundred of times.
Also, Arnie's movies and LOTR.
of course it's awkward, it's been 10 years. But that's OK too. Even if you only talk to him a few times a year, it would be best for both of you if you did.
A New Hope
Sorry dude. Maybe try again in a few yeard
Sorry user. Good movies
Any Resident Evil shit (he has a crush on Mila Jugovich), Pulp Fiction, that Clint Eastwood western with Morgan Freeman.
60's Batman
I don't know. He's dead.
Possibly a python movie, mel brooks movie, lawrence of arabia, or a naked gun movie.
Raising Arizona closely followed by Caddyshack
An odd choice, your dad is either a really cool dude or a total cock.
Platoon or the good the bad and the ugly are my dads favourites. He really likes apocalypse now but he always turns it off just before the final act.
Army of Darkness and My Cousin Vinny
Kino
Fellowship of the Ring.
5th Element
>Platoon
>Kelly's Heroes
>The Third Man
>2001
>Arsenic and Old Lace
Kelly's Heroes is an under-rated movie, even though the theme song really didn't fit
The Thing
the Death Wish movies
Smokey and the Bandit
Sean Connery James Bond
Bruce Lee films
Indian Jones.
It's my favorite, too
Rio Bravo. Love you dad
Police academy
honestly the big favorite there is Smokey and the Bandit
Tombstone. He literally watches it every time it's on tv. The quintessential boomer.
This or Apollo 13
Hondo with John Wayne or the mountain men with Charleston Heston.
Either Apocalypse now or Kill Bill
Jeremiah Johnson
the godfather, el topo, 8 1/2
Unironically "Blended," but I try to cut him some slack because my mom died of cancer.
Bicentennial Man
He only likes 2 movies. Fargo and the Big Lebowski.
He would name about five John Wayne movies and then Starship Troopers
Apollo 13
Aliens
The Right Stuff
The guns of Navarone
Absolutely based fathers. My dad's favorites are Blade Runner, Raging Bull, and Manhattan.
Hell in the Pacific, still haven’t seen it properly
Why is everyone ignoring the fact that this little chimo's dad likes 50 first dates lamo what a queer