Top 5 fav movies of all time

I can't choose only 5 either, I'll try and only post 10. . .sorry

*these are in order by the way*

1.Mystic River

2.Lord of the Rings: Return of the King

3.One Flew Over the Cookoo's Nest

4.Good, Bad, and the Ugly

5.Braveheart

6.Reservoir Dogs

7.Empire Strikes Back

8.Alien

9.Big Trouble in Little China

10.Se7en

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1. The Lord of the Rings- The Return of the King
2. The Lord of the Rings- The Two Towers
3. The Lord of the Rings- The Fellowship of the Ring
4. Terminator 2
5. The Matrix

1. Battle Royale.
2. Ichi the Killer.
3. Red Shadow.
4. The One.
5. Bichunmoo.

1. The Usual Suspects
2. Remember the Titans
3. LOTR trilogy
4. Shawshank Redemption
5. Kill Bill

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I have so many...I'll list those I don't think have been up here that much.

1. The Fifth Element
2. The Name of the Rose
3. Dead Again
4. The Elephant Man
5. Strange Days

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1. Pulp Fiction
2. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
3. Sandlot
4. Matrix (the whole trilogy)
5. Natural Born Killers

That movie rocks, aboslutely love gary oldman

Ohhhhhh I love that movie. Is that the one with Kenneth Brannaugh? If so, I love it.

Never heard of the movie but the song by KISS kicks butt.

Yeah. The Fifth Element is probably the most entertaining movie I've ever seen, The Name of the Rose gives me exactly what I want to see when (thus it is perfect for me), Dead Again is so beautiful in so many ways, The Elephant Man is the most touching movie I've ever seen, and Strange Days is probably the coolest.


Those are all my personal favorite films. Somehow, The Name of the Rose and Strange Days are very much in the same vein. They're also both mysteries. If you have a chance, I think you should check 'em out.

Both for the sheer Hell of it and because I keep changing my mind:

01. Lawrence of Arabia (d. David Lean, 1962)
02. Casablanca (d. Michael Curtiz, 1942)
03. The Godfather (d. Francis Ford Coppola, 1972)
04. Amadeus (d. Milos Forman, 1984)
05. Apocalypse Now (d. Francis Ford Coppola, 1979)

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Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
Cannonball Run
Twister
The Butterfly Effect

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Here's my top 5 of all time:

1. 2001: A Space Odyssey [1968] - Directed by Stanley Kubrick
2. Raging Bull [1980] - Directed by Martin Scorsese
3. Amadeus [1984] - Directed by Milos Forman
4. Goodfellas [1990] - Directed by Martin Scorsese
5. Citizen Kane [1941] - Directed by Orson Welles

I am basing this completely on rewatchability

1. The 'Burbs
2. Super Troopers
3. Big Lebowski
4. Night of the Living Dead
5. Return of the Living Dead

For the love of mashed potatoes, stop asking difficult questions!

Err..

No 1: The Shawshank Redemption (Utterly genius; a work of cinematic art!)
No 2: Donnie Darko (Will never cease to baffle me; the music in itself constitutes a listing)
No 3: Fight Club (What's not to like: Great actors, Brad Pitt & Edward Norton; a great story by the fantastic author Chuck Palahniuk; and directed by David Fincher!)
No. 4: Pulp Fiction (Simply the coolest film anyone will make, ever!!)
No. 5: I'll leave this one open, because I'm sure that if I mention one film here I'll be beating myself up in a minute or two, because I thought of better ones. The top three doesn't change, though!

Cheers, Martin

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1) Taxi Driver - 1976 Martin Scorsese


2) Halloween - 1978 John carpenter


3) Goodfellas - 1990 Martin Scorsese


4) The Shining - 1980 Stanley Kubrick


5) Pulp Fiction - 1994 Quentin Tarantino

Goodfellas
Pulp Fiction
The Goadfather
Scarface
Rambo

1.The Crow (Best Movie EVER!)
2.Donnie Darko (Every time i watch it, i find something new!)
3.Spaceballs (it's just too funny **the kids love this one**)
4.Bill and Ted's excellent adventure (Strange things are afoot at the Circle K.)
5.Benny And Joon (What is there to say, its brilliant )

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Here is my top 10

1) The Passion of The Christ
2) The Godfather
3) Lord of the Rings : The Return Of the King
4) Once Upon a Time in The West
5) Saving Private Ryan
6) Braveheart
7) The Rock
8) Back To The Future
9) Forrest Gump
10) Shawshank Redemption

1 Godfather
2. Bicycle Thief
3. Usual Suspects
4. Goodfellas
5. Untouchables
6. Bonnie & Clyde
7. Momento
8. Kids
9. Gummo
10. Natural Born Killers

I could go on forever...

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I'm doing 25 just from memory...please don't hurt me because I'm not doing five.

No order.

The Lord of the Rings
Pulp Fiction
Psycho
The Godfather Pts. I & II
Magnolia
Amélie
The Royal Tenenbaums
Double Indemnity
The Apartment
12 Monkeys
Memento
Saving Private Ryan
City of God
Rebecca
Vertigo
Some Like it Hot
Unbreakable
Fight Club
The City of Lost Children
Finding Nemo
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Usual Suspects
Best in Show
Barton Fink
Raising Arizona

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This is really hard. The films which I really enjoy, and can watch over and over, are... (In no order)...

1. Raging Bull
2. City Of God
3. Boogie Nights
4. Chungking Express
5. Big tie: True Romance, Trainspotting, Taxi Driver, Pulp Fiction, Natural Born Killers, The Royal Tennenbaums and Dead Man.

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