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Screw all of you - Forest Gump is on my list A few more:
Shawshank Redemption
An Affair to Remember
Gone with the Wind
Casablanca
Princess Bride
Dogma
Brother Where Art Thou
Both Toy Stories
The End of the Affair
The Piano
A Mighty Wind/Best in Show
Oceans Eleven
The Others
Identity
In the Bedroom
Minority Report
Road to Perdition
Barber Shop
Far From Heaven (loved the filming of this)
Gangs of NY
American Splendor
Blue, Red, White trilogy
These three would be the top three without a doubt
The Shawshank Redemption
Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan
Mr. Hollands Opus
After those three there are a whole myriad of films I could put in there depending on my mood at the time.
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
O' Brother Where Art Thou
Star Trek: First Contact
Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country
Star Wars trilogy
LOTR trilogy
The Devil's Advocate
Heat
Se7en
Groundhog Day
Dogma
The Blues Brothers
Chicago
Blown Away
The Patriot
Forrest Gump
Good Will Hunting
Primal Fear
Phenomenon
The Fugitive
would add
12 Monkeys
Memento
A Boy And His Dog
A Christmas Story
Dogma
Evil Dead (unlike most horror movie fans, I prefer the first ED to the sequel)
Suspiria (all bow to the directing god that is Dario Argento)
Friday The 13th
A Nightmare On Elm Street
To The Devil A Daughter (Christopher Lee sleepwalks through his role, but a damn good movie overall)
The Mummy (my favorite of the Universal classics)
Freddy Got Fingered
American Splendor
RSVP
My Bloody Valentine
The Eye (if you liked The Ring, check out this badboy)
Ringu
Audition
Darkwater
Ju-On (being remade with Sarah Michelle Gellar as "The Grudge")
Stir Of Echos (much much better than "The Sixth Sense" which it's unfairly compared to)
Frenzy (my favorie Hitchcock film)
The African Queen
Plan 9 From Outer Space
Dead Alive aka Braindead
BasketCase
Frankenhooker
Tormeo And Juliet
Eye Of The Needle
Raiders of The Lost Ark
Russian Ark
Crumb
Originally posted by Vick@Apr 30 2004, 02:28 PM Do I see no John Wayne flicks either?
Rooster Cogburn - great interplay between Wayne and Kathrine Hepburn
That's a great movie - watched it recently on one of the classic movie stations. Not a big Wayne fan myself ... I acutally liked him more in a whole series of B-flick seafarer movies than I did in most of the big-budget films he made later.
Sykk ... please tell me you are talking about the original Mummy, not the one made in the 90s.
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Originally posted by MissEve@Apr 30 2004, 02:38 PM I can't believe you guys like Vanilla Sky so much. I think its one of the worst movies Ive ever seen Maybe I'm missing something.
Nope, I think the same of some of the above movies - even some of the "classics". Just personal taste.
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Originally posted by MissEve@Apr 30 2004, 03:38 PM I can't believe you guys like Vanilla Sky so much. I think its one of the worst movies Ive ever seen Maybe I'm missing something.
Originally posted by JohnV@Apr 30 2004, 01:41 PM grimm,
Coen Brothers rule!!! Millers Crossing is amazing IMHO
fantastic.... great irish mob movie before irish mob movies were cool.
There manipulation of noir and oddball comedy, with subpop references and snappy dialogue, along with the most memorable juxtapositioning of themes make their movies so memorable and rewatchable
Trainspotting
American Pyscho
Ichi The Killer (japanese)
Groundhog Day (something ya just like a sucky movie!)
Brazil
I don't tend to be very mainstream.
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Originally posted by SykkBoy@Apr 29 2004, 06:29 PM My list constantly changes...but 5 that are always in my top 5, 10, 15, etc.:
Glengarry Glen Ross
A Clockwork Orange
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
O Brother Where Art Thou (this has quickly become one of my favorites with repeat viewings)
Bad Taste
I'd have to try to fit The Exorcist in there somewhere too, but I've been enjoying the repeated viewings of OBWAT too much.....
Can't believe someone else thought of clockwork orange! (must be a wyoming thing lol)
Mine are:
Uncommon Valor
Frequency
Aristocats (gotta have one disney movie!)
Clockwork Orange
Tie between: Sound of Music, Grease, Hello Dolly, Oliver (the original one) & Ghost (chick flicks, I know, I know - and I'm a sucker for musicals)
Agree top 5 is impossible... Besides, you know my top choice Vick... lol...
Here are some that haven't been mentioned... Aside from any adversion one might have to 'spaghetti westerns'; there isn't any on list not worth owning...
Closetland (tough to find, but nice mindfuck movie)
Great Black and Whites:
Witness for the Prosecution
Raisin in the Sun
The Caine Muntiny
Maltese Falcon
To Kill a Mockingbird
12 Angry Men
The Dirty Dozen
Old Movies but in color:
Cool Hand Luke
The Great Escape
In the Heat of the Night
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Fistful of Dollars
Hang'em High
For a Few Dollars More
Two Mules for Sister Sara
Chinatown
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A few more:
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Maybe I'm missing something.
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