s/o What's your favorite PSH movie?

[isabel]

I'm not a movie person per se, but I'd be interested to see a few more of his really great films. I know him best from Cold Mountain.

[mrsd2006]

Twister

[rupertpenny]

I liked him in Charlie Wilson's War.

[dcannie]

he was amazing in everything. he just transformed seamlessly into whatever role he was playing. i loved him in doubt, capote, and boogie nights. oh, and the big lebowski.

[bania]

Feb 2, 2014 21:37:58 GMT -5 heybetch said:

Am I allowed to say Hunger Games without being judged?

Not as long as I can say Mission Impossible too. I admit I haven't seen many of his films but the few I have seen are magic.

[FastHands]

I can't see him without thinking of "I WANT THE PRICK!" in Patch Adams. Certainly not his best or most powerful, but that was the first I saw him and is iconic to me.

[eb777888]

Doubt and Capote. But I enjoyed many others.

[luckyval]

Capote was incredible.

As far as his iconic supporting charecter roles, Boogie Nights, hands down.

[psychmom]

Twister. I always have the image of him saying "Fooood, fooooooood, FOOOOOOOODDDDD" and waving his fingers in Helen Hunts face. Makes me smile every time lol

[isabel]

Sounds like Doubt, Capote, and Boogie Nights will go on the list. I've seen Twister and Patch Adams. littleduck, I'll see if I can find that one.

Also, DH and I have been together for almost 7 years. One of the 2 movies I have known him to legitimately enjoy is The Big Lebowski and I still have not seen it. I guess it's time.

[luckyval]

I did love him in Almost Famous, but it didn't seem a stretch for him. The role seemed written with him in mind.

[cc]

Hunger Games, Twister, Along Came Polly

[Gato]

So many. I loved him in Magnolia, A Late Quartet, The Savages, The Master (even though that movie was odd).

[Jalapeñomel]

Boogie Nights, hands down.

[melindafelinda]

Feb 2, 2014 21:41:00 GMT -5 littleduck said:

Sort of a lesser known one but Synecdoche New York - it's a weird film but it moved me. Check it out if you get a chance.

I've watched this like three times and it makes me want to scratch my eyes out.

[lyssbobiss, Command, B613]

He will always give me chills in The Talented Mister Ripley.

[sonrisa]

Ides of March

The Master. The film is odd but the acting is fantastic. joaquin phoenix and amy adams were also great in it. (I wonder if they had to mess with the script to avoid pissing off scientology)

Personally, I didn't particularly like Twister or Along Came Polly as films.

[urbancowgirl]

Boogie Nights

[mcsangel2]

Synecdoche New York is my favorite for sure (I love this movie). Then Doubt, Capote, Boogie Nights.

[mrsgoontz]

I loved him in all of his movies. Doubt, Pirate Radio, Along Came Polly, The Big Lebowski and Hunger Games.

[bab]

Magnolia
The Talented Mr. Ripley

[pooh8402]

Hunger Games and Twister. Those are my favorite movies that he has been in, but not necessarily my favorite roles of his, you know?

My favorite role is Capote. He nailed it.

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[game blouses]

Feb 2, 2014 21:45:13 GMT -5 psychmom said:

Twister. I always have the image of him saying "Fooood, fooooooood, FOOOOOOOODDDDD" and waving his fingers in Helen Hunts face. Makes me smile every time lol

This made me so happy and so sad at the same time. I love him in that movie. "We crave sustenance!!"

He has a small part in The Invention of Lying, but it's very funny. And Capote is just incredible. He IS Capote.

[game blouses]

Feb 3, 2014 5:34:22 GMT -5 melindafelinda said:

Feb 2, 2014 21:41:00 GMT -5 littleduck said:

Sort of a lesser known one but Synecdoche New York - it's a weird film but it moved me. Check it out if you get a chance.

I've watched this like three times and it makes me want to scratch my eyes out.

YES. I saw it in the theaters and I just couldn't stand it. I love Charlie Kaufman but his directing is even more twisted than his writing. It was like a bad dream that you only kind of remember the next day.