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What's your favorite work of fiction ever?
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^^^ Sure. Not positive when I'll get around to reading them, considering that I'm in the middle of like five or six things, but I'll take em.
Favorite live action show is Arrested Development.
Game: TWEWY
TV: Game of Thrones
Anime: FLCL
Movie: Inception
It's too bad really, I can't honestly categorize something as "Favorite"
Augh... There are so many I love...
I think it was Mel Brooks who said "Out of the about 100,000 movies that have been made, I'd say between 3,000 and 4,000 of them are my favorite movie."
But I'll try:
I had forgotten Star Wars until I saw Frodo's post above. That original trilogy were definitely my favourite films as a kid, so it probably warrants a mention here, although it's a long time since I watched them.
Also, as a book, The Lord of the Rings would probably have been my favourite for a long time. I'm not sure what is now.
By medium, picking favourites is still going to be tricky, but I'll take a shot at it. The list generally leans towards picking stuff that barely anyone else is going to pick.
Cartoons: Many I could go with, but I'll say Garfield and Friends (along with the Garfield TV Specials). The backgrounds are crude, but the cartoon is still as wittily subversive as ever.
Film: Ed Wood: A Tim Burton freak story at its best, being a rags-to-riches story without the riches. Strange, funny, and heartwarming.
Literature: 1984. Like Atlas Shrugged if Atlas Shrugged didn't suck and was actually relevant. Though it has one heck of a dumb fandom.
Music: For classical music, Mozart. For pop music, Queen. Hard to explain in concrete terms, since it's, well, music.
Live Action TV: Right now, I'd say Brass Eye, but that's mostly impulse speaking. Likely will change once I see more British shows.
Video Games: Again, BIT.TRIP convinced me that video games could be art. The blend of minimalist polygon graphics with atmospheric, ambient music; abstract, universal themes; and gameplay that operates on instinct as well as focus makes for a very surreal experience. You've played stuff similar to it, but there's nothing like it.
But at the moment, I'd have to go with dai's stuff.
Comic Books: Watchmen and The Incredible Hercules.
Film: The Dark Knight and The Usual Suspects.
Literature: Fahrenheit 451.
Live Action TV: Firefly.
Theater: Hamlet and A Streetcar Named Desire.
Video Game: A three-way split between Super Mario Galaxy, Sonic Colors and The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
Western Animation: Adventure Time and Justice League.
Film: Not sure. Guess Lord of the Rings trilogy. I don't watch films often enough
Book: The Island by Gary Paulsen
Manga: Parasyte
Comic: I've only ever read one in my entire life (an issue of X Men. I can't find it right now for some reason). We don't have a comic book store in Airdrie (closest thing to one is a pawn shop)
Anime: Medabots
Western Animation: Spiderman TAS
Video Game (Series): Pokemon
Video Game (Stand Alone): Minecraft
Song: A toss up between It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) by Great Big Sea and Whiskey And Tobacco by Jon Allen
Webcomix: Gunnerkrigg Court
Film: Inception
Literature: The Lost Fleet series
Live Action TV: Firefly
Video Game: Battlestations: Pacific
Western Animation: My Little Ponies: Friendship Is Magic
Song: Crosswise - TM Revolution
Movie: Bladerunner
Book: Dracula
Manga:Rurouni Kenshin
Comic: Grant Morrison's Batman
Video Game: Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Anime:Gankutsuou
Western Animation: Batman The Animated Series
Live Action TV: The Prisoner