Mojo Filter's Top 10 John Travolta Movies

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One of the biggest movie stars in the world is...

JOHN TRAVOLTA

John Travolta is one of the coolest and most versatile actors ever.

The following are my Top 10 Movies that starred John...

10. GREASE
(Directed by Randal Kleiser, 1978)

One of the movies in the 70's that made John a worldwide sensation by not only showing his acting skills, which were superb, but also his incredible talent at singing and dancing.

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9. WILD HOGS
(Directed by Walt Becker, 2007)

John joined Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence, and William H. Macy in the very funny and underrated road trip comedy Wild Hogs in 2007 about a group of middle aged men who go out on an adventure only to be met with a few obstacles and biker gang members along the way.

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8. BLOW OUT
(Directed by Brian De Palma, 1981)

John plays a special effects technician who captures audio of a high profile assassination while picking up sound bites for a movie. It was his only collaboration with acclaimed director De Palma. For most of the 80's, John's career was in a slump, but he still managed to come out with good films here and there. Blow Out was one of them.

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7. GET SHORTY
(Directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, 1995)

Following his big comeback in 1994 with his Oscar nominated performance in Pulp Fiction, John played a gangster who muscles his way into a big Hollywood production in the black comedy classic Get Shorty that co-starred Gene Hackman and Danny DeVito.

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6. BROKEN ARROW // FACE/OFF
(Directed by John Woo, 1996 // Directed by John Woo, 1997)


In 1996 and 1997, John collaborated with acclaimed Hong Kong action movie director John Woo on two back-to-back action movie classics. The first being Broken Arrow pitting John against Christian Slater, and the second being Face/Off pitting John against Nicolas Cage. Both films are tied on my list.

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5. SHE'S SO LOVELY
(Directed by Nick Cassavetes, 1997)

This was one of the weirdest and most eccentric movies I had seen at the time I first watched it. After repeated viewings, I believe it is one of the funniest and original films of the last 20 years, with brilliant performances by John, Sean Penn, and Robin Wright.

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4. LOOK WHO'S TALKING
(Directed by Amy Heckerling, 1989)

Although the movie may seem dated and cheesy watching it now, the classic comedy Look Who's Talking was one of my favorite films growing up.

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