Critique Our Top 10

It grew on me after a few rewatches.

Omni:

Ink - Never heard of it

The Night Before Christmas - Stop-motion masterpiece.

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - Has some fun moments, but overall doesn't do much for me. Gene Wilder is amazing though.

Hook - Think I saw it a long time ago, not sure.

Inception - Rough bump you put in there huh?

Final Fantasy - Haven't played the game, so I have no interest in watching the movie. Or vice versa.

Monty Python's And Now for Something Completely Different - A Monty Python film I haven't seen yet. I guess I need to check it out someday.

Dark Knight - Second best thing Nolan ever made. I kinda think I'm overrating it, but nevertheless it's good.

[Nausica� of the Valley of the Wind - There's always a few Miyazaki films I've overlooked despite becoming a huge fan of the man's work over the past few years. Nausicaa is one of them.

Aliens - Entertaining, but the first one is way better.

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Gatsby - haven't seen Le Cercle Rouge yet, but otherwise that is one very fine collection of favourites.

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Iro's Top 100 Movies v3.0

Oldboy: In my 100. One of the best tevenge thrillers ever made. Great cinematography and genuinely surprising. Still trying to figure out how I feel about that ending.

8 1/2: I think Fellini will end up being a director I love. I enjoy his characters and his cryptic dialogue. His movies look great as well. Definitely seems like I will get more out of his films on rewatch. I really enjoyed this and La Dolce Vita but don't love either as of yet.

Lawrence Of Arabia: One of the best first time watches ever. An absolute clinic on filmmaking in every aspect. High in my 100 and one of a handful of movies that has a legitimate claim on greatest ever made if film can indeed be judged objectively.

Dr. Strangelove: Very funny in parts, drags at others. Definitely a satire but doesn't do much for me in that realm. FYI, Scott is better than Sellers.

The Good, The Bad: Great Western, great story, great characters, and great score. OUATITW is light years better. That's how good that movie is.

Pulp Fiction: Absolutely one of the best things ever put on film. Has everything I love. Second favorite ever.

The Graduate: I like this better every time I see it, so I can see it getting in my 100. Quiet in the best possible way. I love the look and music. Hoffman is one of the greatest.

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Honestly, I'll be surprised if I ever meet anyone who's seen Ink.

Your Top 10 was going well, then Inception gave a slight halt.

Gatsby - Well, I like Pulp Fiction anyway. Haven't watched it in ages though, so can't really say how much I like it.

I either don't like or haven't seen the rest.

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You're right, my list would have looked better with Pokemon 3: The Movie.

Could it be Top 10 worthy I wonder?

SeeingisBelieving - I've only seen Alien and that was many years ago. I'm not a fan of Sci-Fi so I doubt I'd like it if I saw it again.

Miss Vicky I love The Big Lebowski, Gladiator and Bubba Ho-Tep. I really liked Quills, hated John Malkovich, liked Eternal Sunshine and I have not seen the rest.

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Fear and Loathing in MoFo... The Gunslinger 45's Top 50 Favorite Films

In the 10 Ring: Gunslinger45's reviews

You haven't seen either Pixar movie or Mary and Max? You really need to watch them. I mean, they lack pretty, pretty princesses, but they're great movies. Also, I thought you'd seen Hedwig? If you haven't you absolutely need to.

Out of yours, I love Temple of Doom. Absolutely my fav Indy movie. The rest of your top ten I either hate or haven't seen.

Gunslinger, you have a fantastic list, all except one, Clerks II. I actually hate that movie, but I'm not gonna judge you, but I will ask, how or why do you like it?

Because Kevin Smith has a direct line to my funny bone and he is my second favorite director of all time.

Return of the King is great, I liked Kane, Godfather, Empire, and Goodfellas are among my favorites, I love The Dark Knight, and Fight Club i think is overrated, but then again the plot twist was spoiled to me right after learning of the movie's existence.

And Apocalypse Now is a top 10 for me too.

Gatsby's Top Ten

Tried to watch twice. Both times stopped at the octopus/squid/whatever scene.
I don't know what that number describes.
A "classic" I have not seen, or been convinced into seeing.
Kinda funny.
Dunno what that is.
Dunno what that is either.
I know what that is.
I REALLY like that.
I really don't like that.
I haven't seen it.

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NextScorsese's Top Ten

Cool.
HAVE. NOT. SEEN.
Started once, stopped a few minutes in out of sheer boredom.
In my personal collection.
Also in my personal collection.
Not in my personal collection, but among the better Pixar movies I think.
Still haven't seen since the last person who said Goodfellas. I'm generally turned off by crime movies since I usually don't like the bad guys. Cause they're bad guys.
Seen it, but dances just outside the perimeter of my interests.
Noooooope.
Gotta see again. Cause I barely remember it.

What? You get that Fist Of Legend torrent going right this instant!

O'Toole played Henry II, Hopkins was Richard The Lionheart, and Hepburn was Queen Eleanor, who was imprisoned for starting an uprising against the King, her husband O'Toole. Dalton was the King of France.

GGR is a sales movie, high pressured sales. If you can hang with either themes as a backdrop, youll enjoy them.

Vicky - Anything with 2 films written by Charlie Kaufman is okay in my book.

Gunslinger - Strangelove might be my favorite Kubrick as well.

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