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 Post subject: Favorite films with Bill Murray
PostPosted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 5:28 am 
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I'm still a sucker for Caddy Shack

Rushmore is still his greatest role to date.
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Meatballs
Caddyshack
Stripes
Groundhog Day
Rushmore
Lost In Translation
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1st: What About Bob?

It's actually my all time favorite movie. Odd choice for all time fav I know but I have my reasons. :-)

2nd: Quick Change.

When will these warner bros executive bastards release it on DVD I ask you.

3rd: Lost In Translation.

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my favs of "the Bill".......

lost in translation
stripes
rushmore
the life aquatic
the royal tennebaums
what about bob?
groundhog day
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lost in translation
the royal tennebaums
groundhog day
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Lost In Translation
Caddyshack
Rushmore
The Life Aqautic
Stripes
The Royal Tenenbaums
Kingpin
Coffee & Cigarettes
Ed Wood
Mad Dog And Glory
The Razor's Edge
Scrooged
Groundhog Day
Where The Buffalo Roam
What About Bob?
Quick Change
Little Shop Of Horrors
Meatballs
Ghostbusters
Ghostbusters II
Tootsie

There's a couple others I haven't seen, several where he phones
in his performance and couple others that are just amusing cameos.
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Spoon Selects A Chip Dip Wrote:
Lost In Translation
Caddyshack
Rushmore
The Life Aqautic
Stripes
The Royal Tenenbaums
Kingpin
Coffee & Cigarettes
Ed Wood
Mad Dog And Glory
The Razor's Edge
Scrooged
Groundhog Day
Where The Buffalo Roam
What About Bob?
Quick Change
Little Shop Of Horrors
Meatballs
Ghostbusters
Ghostbusters II
Tootsie

There's a couple others I haven't seen, several where he phones
in his performance and couple others that are just amusing cameos.


Damn Spoon! Impressive if that's all off the top of the head. I love 95% of those, plus "The Man Who Knew Too Little".
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I had to look up The Royal Tenebaums to remember how to spell it.
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Hands down for me is Big Earn', so:

1. Kingpin
2. Lost in Translation
3. Caddyshack
4. The Royal Tenenbaums

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what spoon said, but cream of the crop is

Caddyshack
Stripes
Lost in Translation
What About Bob?
Ghostbsters

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Top 10:

1. Rushmore
2. Groundhog Day
3. Royal Tenenbaums
4. What About Bob?
5. Lost in Translation
6. Ghostbusters
7. Kingpin
8. Caddyshack
9. Life Aquatic
10. Quick Change

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Stripes is number 1 in my book.
Ghostbusters
Meatballs
Caddyshack
Groundhog Day

Ah yes, someone mentioned Scrooged. Forgot about that one.

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My Top 10

1. Rushmore
2. Royal Tennenbaums
3. Groundhog Day
4. Lost In Translation
5. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
6. What About Bob?
7. Caddyshack
8. Ghostbusters
9. Tootsie
10. Meatballs

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Busty Rhodes Wrote:
Spoon Selects A Chip Dip Wrote:
Lost In Translation
Caddyshack
Rushmore
The Life Aqautic
Stripes
The Royal Tenenbaums
Kingpin
Coffee & Cigarettes
Ed Wood
Mad Dog And Glory
The Razor's Edge
Scrooged
Groundhog Day
Where The Buffalo Roam
What About Bob?
Quick Change
Little Shop Of Horrors
Meatballs
Ghostbusters
Ghostbusters II
Tootsie

There's a couple others I haven't seen, several where he phones
in his performance and couple others that are just amusing cameos.


Damn Spoon! Impressive if that's all off the top of the he
ad. I love 95% of those, plus "The Man Who Knew Too Little".


I am guessing imdb!

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Woulda gone there if I didn't already have all his old movies on tape or DVD sitting in the entertainment center in the next room, all except The Life Aquatic and Coffee & Cigarettes. Where The Buffalo Roam is on a videoptape from years back on TNT or some similar channel. Not the best Hunter S. Thompson imaginable, but worthwhile.
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Who woulda thought that the guy who was sneered at when he replaced Chevy Chase would go on to have the best film career of any SNL cast member? I think. That is correct, no?

Steve
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Any list without Stripes is automatically disqualified.
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Rick Derris Wrote:
Any list without Stripes and Where the Buffalo Roam is automatically disqualified.


but honestly, I'm pretty much a sucker for every movie mentioned above; nice call on The Man Who Knew Too Little. Good shit. Even that movie with the elephant was pretty entertaining.....

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I've never seen The Man Who Love Too Little
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Meatballs was filmed at the summer camp in Northern Ontario that I went to as a young teen. Yeah, motherfucker.
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Meatballs was filmed at the summer camp in Northern Ontario that I went to as a young teen. Yeah, motherfucker.

Awesome! I was actually in camp when it came out. It was a rainy day so the camp took us to the movies. We could choose between Meatballs and Hair. I chose Meatballs and kicked myself afterwards when I found out there was some Beverly D'angelo nudity in Hair.

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Meatballs was filmed at the summer camp in Northern Ontario that I went to as a young teen. Yeah, motherfucker.


Where in Northern Ontario?

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Rick Derris Wrote:
Any list without Stripes is automatically disqualified.


That's a fact, Jack!

Any of you homos touch me or my list, I kill ya...

1. Caddyshack
2. Stripes
3. Meatballs
4. Quick Change
5. Kingpin
6. What About Bob?
7. Rushmore
8. The Royal Tenenbaums
9. Groundhog Day
10. Tootsie

(I still haven't yet seen Lost in Translation or that pseudo-Cousteau thing, so they could possibly make this list at some future point.)

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DumpJack Wrote:
obnerst Wrote:
Meatballs was filmed at the summer camp in Northern Ontario that I went to as a young teen. Yeah, motherfucker.


Where in Northern Ontario?


Not really that Northern: Camp White Pine, Haliburton. Just off the 118. A number of the scenes were filmed in the cabin I lived in in my final summer as a camper with my boys and my boys boys. Whether they be true signings or not, Bill Murray's name was scrawled in the rafters in various places.
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