I think we all have "that" film, the film that we secretly and over again, which we know the dialogue and, where appropriate, the song, but maybe not We dare say in public ... or yes. Because some people prefer to say that his favorite movie is a movie of copyright in original version, and yes, maybe it is, (I love several of them) but we also have that movie with Jackie Chan and Jan Claude Van Damme we see over and again, and every time we laughed and cried as if for the first time. To take the example clear: my dad has seen, without getting to exaggerate, a three-digit Pretty Woman. And when you see that advertised on TV says "Look, will spend Pretty Woman", never say "again", because it will be like the first time he saw her. My mom, I think when she's bored or whenever you can, see Ocean's Eleven, and my brother and me when we were little ones, we recorded the Pedro Infante and we learned the dialogues, especially remember the thousand loves.
The movie most times I've seen, I believe, although several years have not seen, is Grease. I learned not only dialogue but also the choreography of the songs (now I would impossible to reproduce any) and then went to see the musical with Timbiriche and had two disks, Timbiriche, with songs in English, and the soundtrack of the film. And whenever I can see Ocean's Eleven.
But I keep a sweet memory of all those eighties movies of young people, those who made the brat pack (Rob Lowe, Demi Moore, or the husband of Sarah Jessica Parker) and Pretty in Pink, St. Elmo's fire. One day I'll make my own soundtrack, with all those songs of the movies that I liked when I was a teenager (including Mil amores). It will be fun. For example, the film of my brother for excellence is "Great Expectations" and "Reality Bites" and to put "Troy" your dog (the name of Ethan Hawke, star of Reality Bites) which proves that my brother is the next generation of the typical teen films and noventero grunge. I do not know is what is the movie of my brother, I have to ask, (that is by not raising us together, eh, brother?)
Among Mexican films, I make special mention to a film halfway between film and popular underground cult, if it exists, the movie kitsch par excellence of Mexican cinema, and in my opinion, totally underrated: The night of Caifanes.
And you, Like what movie? (Without getting intellectuals, please, that this is precisely the opposite)
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