Everyone Post Their Current Top 10

I love checking out people's TOP 10's you always get great & intresting recomendations plus a look at other peoples taste etc.... So please everyone shere your TOP 10's with us it's not to much to ask and not to hard to do.

Right Now....

1. REAR WINDOW (Hitchcock, 1954)
2. 49TH PARALLEL (P & P, 1941)
3. EYES WIDE SHUT (Kubrick, 1999)
4. BOB LE FLAMBEUR (Melville, 1955)
5. MY LIFE AS A DOG (Hallstrom, 1985)
6. ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA (Leone, 1984)
7. THE VERDICT (Lumet, 1982)
8. THE TREASURE OF SIERRA MADRE (Huston, 1948)
9. THE WILD BUNCH (Peckinpah, 1969)
10. THE GIRL WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (Bava, 1963)

1. Instinct
2. The Terminator
3. The Empire Strikes Back
4. Seven
5. FOTR
6. Star Wars
7. The Sting
8. Beverly Hills Cop
9. Kramer vs. Kramer
10. Crimson Tide

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Everyone post where?

Oh, wait, I see: you meant everyone post their.



Still the same list as the one that pops up when you click on my popcorn icon.

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1. Broadcast News
2. Paths Of Glory
3. Dog Day Afternoon
4. Three Colours Red
5. Schindler's List
6. The Apartment
7. The Godfather
8. The Sound Of Music
9. Monty Python & The Holy Grail
10. Treasure Of The Sierra Madre

Currently?

1. Lawrence of Arabia
2. Dog Day Afternoon
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Apocalypse Now
5. Amelie
6. Raging Bull
7. Being John Malkovich
8. Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb
9. Insomnia
10. Traffic

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You have pretty good taste, L.B....

Ok, my current top ten in no specific order:

• The Thin Red Line (Malick, 1998)
• Apocalypse Now! (Coppola, 1979)
• Kids (Clark, 1995)
• Festen/The Celebration, (Vinterberg, 1998)
• Ring, (Nakata, 1998)
• Menace II Society, (Hughes & Hughes, 1993)
• A Man Escaped, (Bresson, 1953)
• Pusher, (Winding Refn, 1997)
• The Big Lebowski, (Coen, 1998)
• Harlan County, USA, (Kopple, ?)
• Ran, (Kurosawa, ?)

Oups, that was eleven... sorry. If you ask me in five minutes perhaps it will be totally different. "The Thin Red Line" will always be on there though... Aw ****! I forgot "The Godfather"! Well, well.. Coppola allready has one on there so... ****! I forgot "Raging Bull" as well! Blast!

You see... This is an impossible assignment... Mabye a Top 100 and a month to think about it would be easier. But who would take the time to read anybody else's Top 100?

Holden and LBJ, mainly. And me.

Top 100 Lists thread, click HERE.

Current Top Ten are….


Braveheart
The Godfather
Amelie
The Crow
Highlander
Much Ado About Nothing
LOTR
Edward Scissorhands
A Time To Kill
Better Off Dead

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A Few Good Men
Nightmare Before Christmas
Lord of the Rings
Frankenstein (1931)
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Dracula (Oldman)
Exorcist
Exorcist3
A Little Princess
Hamlet

Shall I update your top ten for you, Master Toose?

I don't know... it's such a moving target... ya know?

I do know.

Up to all ya'll. I fell behind on the lists for a bit, but I'll get back on it. If anyone wants theirs updated, lemme know.

well, i'll post ten movies that are strong contenders currently, for my single favorite, cause it is just too hard to rank them accurately. so in a very vague order:

1: aguirre (herzog)
2: wild strawberries (bergman)
3: gorsch the cellist (takahata)
4: tokyo story (ozu)
5: modern times (chaplin)
6: sunset blvd. (wilder)
7: men with guns (sayles)
8: faust (svankmajer)
9: tokyo fist (tsukamoto)
10: seven beauties (wertmuller)

damn, i'm sure i'm forgetting some gems, i'll have to post back with my top 100 (maybe top 50, to make it more competative) later on.

heh, just noticed that my top three are (i think) the same as the top three i posted in the 'favorite foreign language films' topic.

Yeah, I should have known that. Judging from the number of posts that you guys have produced here I take it one could define you as film nerds (and I do mean that as a compliment!).

Ok, you asked for it!!! One of these day I will make you read my Top 100!

My favorite top ten changes constantly, but only a little. Currently my top ten list:

10. Memento
9. The Blair Witch Project
8. Empire of the Sun
7. Glory
6. Schindlers List
5. Braveheart
4. Saving Private Ryan
3. Natural Born Killers
2. Platoon
1. Mulholland Drive

Yeah, yeah, I'm a war movie junkie...I've got my reasons.
At least I think that's my list.

BTW Yoda, I would love it if you put this in my profile. I PM'ed you a long time ago with a list, but you must have been too busy and forgot. I've been a member for almost two months and I've yet to be able to add it myself. Thanks.

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This list will change in a couple of weeks, when it gets closer to the holidays...and I crave for even more warm and fuzzy stuff.

In no particular order...............

Sense and Sensibility
Jerry Maguire
Sleepless in Seattle*
You've Got Mail*
The Princess Bride
The Women
Meet Me in St Louis
Singin' In The Rain
Top Hat
The Lord of the Rings: TFotR


BTW, I can't help but laugh at the differences between my list and yours LordSlayton. Can you tell I favor chick flicks and romances?

no particular order

The waterboy
youve got mail
wild wild west
rush hour
lotr:fotr
spiderman
not another teen movie
power of one
orgazmo
gorgeous

I like a few "chick" flicks, let's see...

Driving Miss Daisy
Fried Green Tomatoes
Steel Magnolias
Say Anything
Coal Miners Daughter

and of course...Debbie Does Detox

Current faves (may be different than my All Time favorites list...):

Jackass The Movie
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey
Dogtown and Z-Boys
Almost Famous
Metropolis (the animated one)
Blazing Saddles
The Blues Brothers
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Spaceballs
Insomnia

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