Top Ten movies of the '80s

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My revised list...

Akira ('88)
The Blues Brothers ('80)
Brazil ('85)
Raging Bull ('80)
Raiders of the Lost Ark ('81)
Repo Man ('84)
The Shining ('80)
The Thing ('82)
This Is Spinal Tap ('84)
Withnail and I ('87)
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Sorry, Ðèstîñy, but I somehow missed your post. Yes, I've seen all of them, and except for exactly 11 of 'em, I watched them all in the theatre.
You should work up a list as well, Marky!

I'll update mine in a few days. I'm not sure why I quoted him in my last post, saying I left Sex, Lies, and Videotape off of my list. it was right there.



ahh the 80's, If only I had a TV back in the 80's! unfortunatally living in rural ireland we did not have a TV untill about 1986.
We also finally got a cinema, think the first film I saw there was infact that Michael Jackson film!



Chappie doesn't like the real world
My Life as a Dog
Birdy
Sixteen Candles
Altered States
Terms of Endearment
Suburbia
Sid and Nancy
Arthur
Fanny and Alexander
Stop Making Sense



01. Raging Bull (1980) Martin Scorsese
02. Once Upon a Time in America (1984) Sergio Leone
03. Rumble Fish (1983) Francis Ford Coppola
04. Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) Woody Allen
05. The Shining (1980) Stanley Kubrick
06. Dead Poets Society (1989) Peter Weir
07. Drugstore Cowboy (1989) Gus Van Sant
08. The Last Emperor (1987) Bernardo Bertolucci
09. Rain Man (1988) Barry Levinson
10. The King of Comedy (1983) Martin Scorsese
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10.The King Of Comedy (1983, Scorsese)

9.Ghostbusters (1984, Reitman)

8.Brazil (1985, Gilliam)

7.Blade Runner (1982, Scott)

6.The Empire Strikes Back (1980, Kershner)

5.Back To The Future (1985, Zemeckis)

4.Who Frammed Roger Rabbit? (1988, Zemeckis)

3.Stranger Than Paradise (1984, Jarmusch)

2.The King And The Mockingbird (1980, Grimault)

1.Scarface (1983, De Palma)
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No order;

"Scarface"
"Beverly Hills Cop"
"Hellraiser"
"The Killer"
"Amadeus"
"Blues Brothers"
"Die Hard"
"Ran"
"A Chinese Ghost Story"
"The Long Good Friday"



Manhunter
Aliens
Raging Bull
Crimes and Misdemeanors
Robocop

Once Upon a Time in America
The Thing
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Cinema Paradiso
Broadway Danny Rose

(I haven't included Blade Runner because I only like the director's cut released in 1993)

Bubbling under...

The Terminator
The Empire Strikes Back

The Fly
Used Cars
The King of Comedy



Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Decalogue
The Empire Strikes Back
Wings of Desire
Do the Right Thing
Blade Runner
Raging Bull
A Christmas Story
This Is Spinal Tap
Jean de Florette, Manon des Sources
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Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Decalogue
The Empire Strikes Back
Wings of Desire
Do the Right Thing
Blade Runner
Raging Bull
A Christmas Story
This Is Spinal Tap
Jean de Florette, Manon des Sources

Hell, forgot about "spinal Tap".

I hate lists! Just had to add "Amadeus" to mine...Bye bye Rupert Pupkin.



I'll have to think about this for awhile but one of my all time fve movies from the 80's is Dirty Dancing . It's such an amazing movie & one of my all time fave Dance flicks .



1. Ghostbusters
2. Raiders Of The Lost Ark
3. Back To The Future
4. Beetlejuice
5. Lethal Weapon
6. Batman
7. The Breakfast Club
8. Weird Science
9. Ferris bueller's Day Off
10. The Burbs
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10. An American Werewolf In London (1981)
....and how do we know that this werewolf is an American?
Because he wants to be a Pepper.
And wouldn't you like to be a Pepper too?

9. The Verdict (1982)
Paul Newman in an amazing court case drama, depicting a fight-the-system story of a man seeking justice against the advice of his closest colleague/partner, the mega-structure of the malpractice status quo, the will of a high priced large legal-firm, his own clients' wishes, and most of all, against his own inner demons.

8. Raging Bull (1980)
Okay, seriously, do I really need to explain this one?

7. Ran (1985)
The sweeping Shakespearian epic from the visonary dream of Akira Kurosawa.

6. The Abyss (1989)
"Close Encounters Of The Under-Water Kind".
Or maybe even "The Day The Ocean Stood Still".

5. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
A moving picture showing that when it comes to a deep longing for love in the form of kindness & friendship, we humans are not alone.
And all we have to do to get it, even on a universally galactic level, is to just "be.... good".

4. The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
Okay, seriously, do I really need to explain this one?

3. Gandhi (1982)
The British Empire, humbled via one man & the power of peaceful resistance.
Nuff said.

2. Indiana Jones & The Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981)
Best.
Action.
Adventure.
Movie.
Ever.

1. Aliens (1986)
In this sequel to the non-plural installment of the series, Ripley is back. And this time around, she arms herself with some big guns & with an even bigger attitude of instead of squaring off against just one xenomorph, she's taking on a whole hive full of them. And their momma too.


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I like Smokey and The Bandit from the´80s
Burt Reynolds and Sally Field is orsom together spicule Sally Filed so ratent and butyful.



  1. The Princess Bride
  2. The Karate Kid
  3. Dirty Dancing
  4. Gremlins
  5. Top Gun
  6. Ghostbusters
  7. Back To The Future
  8. Sixteen Candles
  9. Ferris Bueller's Day Off
  10. The Lost Boys



  • <LI jQuery1261646091546="192">10. Silverado1985
  • 9. Better Off Dead1985
  • 8. Weird Science1985
  • 7. Blues Brothers1980
  • 6. Sixteen Candles1984
  • 5. Planes Trains and Automobiles1988
  • 4. The Empire Strikes Back1980
  • 3. The Princess Bride1987
  • 2. Breakfast Club1985
  • 1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off 1986



Well I don't have a whole list but if there was an official list I would have wanted Star Wars: The Empire Strikes back and the Back to the Future Series should be included in it! I liked those movies a lot and they were also critically acclaimed



No Order
Back To The Future (1985)
Platoon (1986)
Breakfast Club (1985)
Star Wars:Episode V The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981)
The Terminator (1984)
Star Wars:Episode VI The Return Of The Jedi (1983)
Top Gun (1986)
Rain Man (1988)
Diehard (1989)