Derek Vinyard's New Top 100 Favorite Movie.

Not sure why but I never had you down as a Trainspotting fan. Excellent film with an equally good soundtrack. I could watch Begbie all day.

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Superbad (2007) - Greg Mottola

- Another one great american comedy. This movie is hilarious and the cast is pure gold. McLovin character is memorable and the whole storyline remind me of my teenage years (great stuff). I watch this movie at least 15 times and each of these viewings are awesome. It's not stylish, it's not unique but it's hilarious as hell. Love it.

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Superbad was a pleasant surprise for me. I'm not usually into that sort of humor, but it was good.

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Haven't seen Superbad in years because when it came out i used to watch it all the time, funny film.

One of the best comedies in the last 20 years.

#87





The Raid (2011) - Gareth Evans

- Simply one of the best action/martial art movie ever made with one of the sickess choregraphy ever made. Iko Uwais is amazing and the whole storyline is pure adrealine.

#86





The Orphanage (2007) - J.A. Bayona

- Stylish spanish horror from director J.A. Bayona that I discover with this movie. Great director all-around and the storyline is amazing. Some great cinematography, great acting and very entertaining (for a stylish horror). The ending is also one of the best of the 2000's imo.

Big for The Raid; a cracking action film.

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Not personal favorites but both are very good movies.

Haven't seen The Raid. I know I tried watching The Orphanage once but can't recall if I finished it or what I thought of it. Horror isn't really my thing.

The Raid is one of those films that I appreciate massively but didn't love. The action sequences are out of this world. So I can see why a fan of martial arts or action would rate it highly. But it's not the most enthralling plot or brilliant acting etc.

#85





Sharkwater (2006) - Rob Stewart

- A little tribute to a GREAT man and my favorite documentary of all-time. Everybody should watch this documentary it's so good on every level. Rob Stewart was a modern day hero and I hope people will one day understand the importance of shark in our ecosystem. We human are the worst. literally. Amazing work by an amazing person.

I'd never even heard of this film until your mention of it earlier. I may have to check it out at some point.

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Scream (1996) - Wes Craven

- Who doesn't like Scream? seriously this movie is amazing on so many level. Acting is brilliant, Direction top-notch and one of the best storyline ever. Probably my favorite satire movie ever too. Matthew Lillard is hilarious it's my favorite performance from him and also the best performance of the movie imo. One of the most memorable and badass ending ever made. Wes Craven is a legend.

I recommend it. I think you would like it.

Me.

I'd need to see Scream again, haven't seen it since the cinema and it turned into a drunken fiasco.

Obviously Scream is getting rep from me. Nice to see Sharkwater on here, too, it's a wonderful documentary. For those who've not seen it, make a double bill with The Cove.

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Very strong start.

Glad to see Trainspotting. Fantastic movie.

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Autopsy of Jane Doe - Is this really as good as people are trying to make it seem to be ? A friend of mine is trying to push it on me, but me and horror movies rarely get along, I either love them or absolutely hate them.
Jeepers Creepers - I HATED THIS
28 days later - One of my favourite horror films of all time !
The Raid - Sooooo entertaining, but I prefer the sequel much more.
Scream - Pretty good.

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