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My Favorite Movie: Tom Hiddleston
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"'Heat'. Michael Mann film. Every time I watch it, it gets better and better.
"The detail in it is flawless … if you try and unravel the story there's not one detail that doesn't hang together, and it 's the most perfect cat-and-mouse police thriller I've ever seen.
"It features two of the greatest performances by two of America's most electrifying actors -- DeNiro and Pacino -- and alongside all of that, as a genre thriller, as a piece of photography, as a kind of cat-and-mouse cop thriller, it has this incredible philosophical weight; it's an examination of the fatal flaw in masculinity, which is summed up in Pacino's line: 'All I am is what I'm going after.'"
Tom Hiddleston can currently be seen terrorizing your favorite superheroes as the super villain Loki in Marvel's "The Avengers."
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My Favorite Movie: Ziggy Marley
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"My all-time favorite is "The Matrix" because of its underlying message. It's action but it's the real thing. In a society where there's so much distraction, the movie represented that by its machines.
"Today humanity is so divided and distracted by inventions from we're supposed to be doing. I also am a big fan of Alfred Hitchcock movies, and loved "Memento," which really worked the brain."
Ziggy Marley is the executive producer of "Marley," the new documentary about the life of his father, reggae legend Bob Marley.
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My Favorite Movie: Taylor Schilling
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"One of my favorite love stories of all time is "'Annie Hall.'
"That's sort of apropos. Woody Allen is a dream director for me and I've been a huge fan of his work."
Taylor Schilling can currently be seen opposite Zac Efron in the film adaptaton of Nicholas Sparks's "The Lucky One." Read her Next Factor Q&A.
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My Favorite Movie: Maggie Grace
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"One of my favorites is the beautiful Franco Zeffirelli version of 'Romeo and Juliet' from 1968. Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey have such chemistry that I could watch that over and over again.
"When I was 13, I saw it about 20 times and would pause it on the 'dirty' parts. That's what Christian school does: 'Oh my God! They showed her topless. Pause!"
Maggie Grace can currently be seen in the sci-fi thriller "Lockout" opposite Guy Pearce.
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My Favorite Movie: Tara Reid
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"My very favorite movie is called 'A Place in the Sun,' with Elizabeth Taylor, from a long time ago. You know, it's a very old, sound piece of art. I just absolutely adore it. "
"It's a great story and Elizabeth Taylor's performance in it was just flawless."
"She's just unbelievable."
Tara Reid appears alongside Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan and Seann William Scott in the "American Pie" sequel "American Reunion."
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My Favorite Movie: Miles Teller
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"I have to go with 'The Wizard of Oz.'
"When I was a kid, I used to watch it like twice a day. It's just enchanting man. Like, that's a movie!
"I think it combines theater elements and fantasy, and it's whimsical and even scary. Those flying monkeys are terrifying.
"I also used to have a crush on Judy Garland."
Miles Teller starred in "Project X" and the recent remake of "Footloose." He'll next be seen in "21 and Over," from the writers of "The Hangover," and "Get a Job," also starring Anna Kendrick.
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My Favorite Movie: Tim and Eric
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Eric Wareheim: "'Happiness.' I just rewatched that again. That was very inspirational for our work, for me, just seeing how awkward ... family problems ... It was just one of those movies that hit you on all levels. Really, really funny, but really f**ked up. Todd Solondz is one of my favorite directors."
Tim Heidecker: "'Spinal Tap' I could watch a million times. I don't think I ever get tired of that movie. It's so perfect. Every scene is exactly in the place it should be. A lot of asshole qualities come from being stupid. Like that scene when David St. Hubbins is so medicated after Nigel leaves the band. They're trying to get some answer out of him about how he feels about that and he's treating it like he's just another guy that's played in the band. It's so sad!"
Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim are the eponymous duo behind the cult Adult Swim series "Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!" and "Tom Goes to the Mayor." Their hilarious/surreal first feature, "Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie," is currently available on iTunes, on demand and in select theaters.
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My Favorite Movie: Thomas Mann
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"My dream role would be something like Leonardo DiCaprio in 'Catch Me if You Can.' It's a biopic, but it's so fast-paced and never drags. It's fun but also dramatic.
"That's just the all-encompassing movie for me. I can always go back to that movie and watch it so many times -- it's always there for me."
Thomas Mann unexpectedly throws the most epic party in film history in "Project X," now playing in theaters.
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My Favorite Movie: Thandie Newton
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"Boys can put everything into lists. Women are less committed to that kind of thing! Can I have three? 'The Piano Teacher' literally hits the G-spot of a woman, 'Walkabout' is an incredible movie that has a key lesson about the inability to understand each other, and I was haunted by 'The New World' by Terrence Malick for weeks."
Thandie Newton plays a down-on-her-luck janitor who is reluctant to accept help or affection from the successful CEO played by Tyler Perry in "Good Deeds," which opens in theaters everywhere on February 24.
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GALLERY: Celebrities Tell Us Their Favorite Romantic Movies
Valentine's Day is upon us, love is in the air, and we are so on it.
Oh, we don't mean candlelit dinners and flower deliveries -- we mean romantic movies, in which every meet-cute and heartbreak has a soundtrack; and hot, sensitive characters say "I love you" better than your significant other ever will.
You know who loves romantic movies, too? Celebrities. From Channing Tatum to Christina Hendricks, these 20 famous folks name their favorites and give us some pretty good ideas for what we might be watching (again) this Valentine's Day.
