The New AND Improved MoFo Top 100 Films of All-Time

Never watched Moulin Rouge but given my general distaste for musicals, it's probably not one I'll be giving a try anytime soon.

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91. Léon (The Professional) (1994, Besson)






Total Points Earned: 35
Compared to Previous List: NEW

Oh yes, now I love Leon. Still not top 25 material, but still... Love it!

Well 25 movies isn't a lot.

Léon is in my top 10... so you know it got some help from me...

Doing a great job Badger!

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Never seen Leon. I will have to put this on on my list. Look how young Natalie Portman looks.

You should, it's a classic.

The Crow and Double Indemnity are more than welcome on this list. The others not so much. For all of it's excellent performances, I don't like Mystic River that much and Temple Of Doom is probably the weakest of the Indiana Jones series. Really excited to see how this list progresses. I did think that The Crow would be much higher, though. Boy, I don't know about Black Hawk Down y'know. That film was a bit dodgy.

I will add it to my ever growing list. It seems since I have joined this site my list to see movies is growing and growing.

Definitely expected to see Leon on this list. But I haven't seen it myself either.

Oh, absolutely not, WB. I wasn't having a go. I don't expect to see more than 5 of the 25 I entered and, with a couple of exceptions, this is the end I'd expect to see them in.

I think you've done a great job, WB.

90. Good Will Hunting (1997, Van Sant)





Total Points Earned: 36
Compared to Previous List: NEW

I've been meaning to re-watch that and keep forgetting to...

re-added and bumped up on my 'to see' list...

Brilliant job WB, must've taken ages!

Great addition. Another film I absolutely love.

I should have paid more attention and I would have submitted a list. Or was it invite only?

Good to see Leon, and Double Indemnity on there. Temple of Doom is no surprise. I am surprise to see Good Will Hunting, which I thought most people forgot about after a year or so when it came out. Also shocked to see Moulin Rouge! which I assumed most people hated.

Of course I imagine this list will be heavily dominated by films released in the last 20 years or so.

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I better add that one to my to see list as well. Damn 11 in and 3 that I really still want to see (Double Indemnity, Leon, Goodwill Hunting)

89. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966, Nichols)





Total Points Earned: 36
Compared to Previous List: NEW

Well, with this scoring system and sample size, it only takes a few people to sneak onto the end of the list.

I think the middle of the list will, but I think the top 20-30 will be a nice mix of eras. I guess we'll find out soon enough.

I'm still waiting for a film from my list to make it here.

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