Top 10 Movies?

[Robert]

How about a top 10 list of the best movies you've seen?

I'll start off with something I'll probably change my mind about later:


This Is Spinal Tap!
Shawshank Redemption
A Beautiful Mind
Forrest Gump
The Matrix
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
American Beauty
Schindler's List
All the Lord Of The Rings movies
Fanny och Alexander

[Justaguyin_nc]

Yeah, I can see how this list would change..sooo many good pictures to remember.. my first two are childhood pictures I always watch till this day when they are on.. the rest... an assortment of favorites I could watch any day...

1. Oliver Twist (Oliver Reed)

2. The Wizard Of Oz (Garland)

3. Big Jake (John Wayne)Actually about any Wayne Picture

4. Conan (Arnold)Actually about any Arnie Picture

5. Beyond the law (Sheen)

6. The Thin Man Series (Powell & Loy)

7. Pulp Fiction (Travolta & Willis)Actually about any Travolta or Willis

8. Kill Bill 1 & 2 (Thurman)

9. The Outlaw Josey Wales (Eastwood)Actually about any Eastwood Picture

10. The Last of the Mohicans (Daniel Day)

[marnold]

I'm not much of a movie guy, so my favorites would be limited to the various Star Wars movies (with Ep. 3 & 5 being my favorites), the Monty Python movies, and, of course, This Is Spinal Tap.

Justaguy, I'm glad you like Oliver Twist, but it was a movie that to this day still sends me into convulsions.

[Robert]

How could I forget Spinal Tap! I just got it on DVD - AWESOME, MAN!

[Myles]

This is a really tough one. I could almost sum it up as whatever movie I have seen the most recent that I liked suddenly arises into my top 10. So these are my ten in no particular order for now.

1. The Matrix
2. Batman Begins
3. Gladiator
4. Beautiful Mind
5. Fight Club
6. Momento
7. Lord of the Rings series
8. The Island
9. Liar Liar
10. Saw series

[SuperSwede]

I love ww2 movies such as Das Boot and similar, but apart from that I dont watch much movies.

[Spudman]

This is a really hard one. I seem to forget most movies soon after I see them. They seem so disposable anymore. However, I am always up for a challenge so here goes.

No particular order.
1. The Adventures Of Barron Munchausen
2. Yellow Submarine
3. Vanilla Sky
4. Ice Age
5. Concert For George
6. This Is Spinal Tap
7. The Incredibles
8. Bullet Proof Monk
9. The Wizard Of Oz
10. Amadeus

[Tone2TheBone]

1. Little Big Man (with Dustin Hoffman)
2. Scent of a Woman (Al Pacino)
3. Star Wars Saga
4. LOTR Saga
5. Contact (Jodie Foster)
6. Trading Places (Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd)
7. Jaws (Robert Shaw, Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss)
8. A River Runs Through It (Written by Norman Maclean)
9. Rob Roy (Liam Neeson, Jessica Lange)
10. Ferris Buellers Day Off (Matthew Broderick)
11. Meet Joe Black (Anthony Hopkins)

[Spudman]

Tone.
I almost put "Contact" as well. Very awesome movie that had me pondering for weeks after I saw it.

[Robert]

I thought I'd mention www.imdb.com - The Internet Movie Database - just in case someone didn't know about it. It's a great resource for movie fans (I'm a movie geek!)

Another place to get an idea of what currently playing movie to go see - http://movies.go.com/reviews?view=all

[Tone2TheBone]

Spud,

I know what you mean. I love that movie. I love Jodie Foster. Some of it was filmed here in New Mexico at the VLA.

I also forgot to put "The Godfather" Saga down too as one of my favs. I love them all.

Robster - I am a HUGE MOVIE GEEK! Thats all I do at home is watch movies! Well and play guitar too. :)

[Matt]

Favourite movies?

1) American Beauty

2) Fight Club

3) Donnie Darko

4) The Matrix

5) Gladiator

6) Pulp Fiction

7) Sin City

8) The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

9) American Pies

10) Brain Dead

regards

Matt

[Katastrophe]

1. The Matrix series
2. Top Gun
3. The Godfather series
4. To Kill a Mockingbird (Gregory Peck is a certified bad**s in this movie. Very powerful performance.)
5. Airplane!
6. Blazing Saddles
7. Monty Python's The Quest for the Holy Grail
8. The Blues Brothers (Ray Charles is priceless in this movie, along with the other cameos)
9. This is Spinal Tap (D minor IS the saddest of all keys!)
10. The original Rocky (not the other ones, although I've seen 'em all numerous times)

There's a bunch more, like Star Wars (episodes 4-6, and episode 3), 2001, Scarface, the Die Hard movies, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill (1&2), any of the recent Chinese Kung Fu movies (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Iron Monkey, Hero), Deliverance, The Last Samurai, We Were Soldiers, Blackhawk Down, and others. The wife and I go to movies all the time, buy 'em often, and subscribe to Netflix...

[marnold]

I can't believe that I forgot Blazing Saddles. Sigh. Must be getting old.

[Tone2TheBone]

Mel Brooks is a comic genius.

[Justaguyin_nc]

How about a top 10 list of the best movies you've seen?

I'll start off with something I'll probably change my mind about later:

Fanny och Alexander
[/LIST]

Thanks for this suggestion on a movie Robert. I enjoy watching all types.. Although Dubbed English and probably loses something... It was a pretty darn good and long movie... I will always remember Uncle's Fireworks at Christmas... lol...

[Robert]

Awesome, you found somewhere to rent Fanny & Alexander? It's a fantastic movie!

[Justaguyin_nc]

Yep...Netflix has it online... I use them alot... The Movie had a bit in it for everyone.. nice flick..

[tot_Ou_tard]

This is a really hard one. I seem to forget most movies soon after I see them. They seem so disposable anymore. However, I am always up for a challenge so here goes.

No particular order.
1. The Adventures Of Barron Munchausen
2. Yellow Submarine
3. Vanilla Sky
4. Ice Age
5. Concert For George
6. This Is Spinal Tap
7. The Incredibles
8. Bullet Proof Monk
9. The Wizard Of Oz
10. Amadeus

Whoa!!! Spudman, I love The Adventures of Baron Von Munchausen! I have never heard of anyone else putting it on their list of favorites. My kids favorite movie when they were little was Yellow Submarine!

I'll have to wait to put top 10 but I'll start with:

1) The Adventures of Baron Von Munchausen.
2) Being John Malkovitch.
3) This Is Spinal Tap.
4) Ghost Dog.
5) Waking Life.
6) Edward Scissorhands.
7) The Point. (Has anyone else seen this film, with the voice of Ringo Star?)

[tot_Ou_tard]

Whoa!!! Spudman, I love The Adventures of Baron Von Munchausen! I have never heard of anyone else putting it on their list of favorites. My kids favorite movie when they were little was Yellow Submarine!

I'll have to wait to put top 10 but I'll start with:

1) The Adventures of Baron Von Munchausen.
2) Being John Malkovitch.
3) This Is Spinal Tap.
4) Ghost Dog.
5) Waking Life.
6) Edward Scissorhands.
7) The Point. (Has anyone else seen this film, with the voice of Ringo Star?)
Add The Life of Brian.

[r_a_smith3530]

Only ten? Well, I'll try.

1. Bullitt (Steve is my all-time favorite actor)

2. Easy Rider (This movie, living in Chicago, circa 1968, and the Stones' Beggar's Banquet album defined an era for me)

3. Patton (My kick *ss and take names war movie choice)

4. Risky Business (Who's the U-Boat Commander? - Priceless!!!)

5. Miracle on 34th Street (The original, in B&W, of course)

6. Nighthawks (The interplay between DaSilva and Wulfgar!)

7. With Honors (Joe Pesci was fantastic!)

8. The Blues Brothers (Belushi and Akroyd, need I say more? OK, music!)

9. The Birds/North by Northwest (Alfred could sure write 'em!)

10. The Shining (Here's Johnny!)


I could easily come up with about thirty or forty more. Narrowing it to ten was hard!