Name your 10 top movies of all time.

-All of the LORD OF THE RINGS Trilogy -Pirates Of The Caribbean 1,2,3 -Inside Man (w/ Denzel) -Iron Man -Fearless (w/ Jet Li) -Forbidden Kingdom -The Incredible Hulk (08) -300 -Smokin' Aces -Transformers

Ben Hur

Shawshank Redemtion

Trainspotting

Fight Club

Star Wars IV (for it's techincal innovation)

Apocalypse Now

The Shining

I'll probably have a completely different list tomorrow, it depends on my current mood.

Life Of Brian.

I'm sorry everyone but I love self-aware, aweful (silly) horror films Evil Dead; Evil Dead 2; Army of Darkness; Battle Royale; Dead Alive; Night of the Lepus; Grind House

As far as widely accepted movies: Vertigo; The Third Man; Casablanca

Moderator, can you fix that unnecessary post above by purging it from existence?

I'm sorry everyone but I love self-aware, aweful (silly) horror films

Evil Dead Evil Dead 2 Army of Darkness Battle Royale Dead Alive Night of the Lepus Grind House

As far as widely accepted movies:

Vertigo The Third Man Casablanca

There is no way I could ever make a generalized list like this so I broke it down into categories. Here are my opinions: Best sci-fi movie: Bladerunner Best western: Tombstone Honorable mention: The Outlaw Josie Wales, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Best feel good drama: The Shawshank Redemption Best crime movie: The Godfather Best Comedy: Stripes Honorable mention: Ghostbusters (Bill Murray and Harold Ramis are an unparalleled comedy duo) Best dialog in a movie: Pulp Fiction Best animated movie: Ralph Bakshi’s Wizards Best sports movie: (tie) Bull Durham and Field of Dreams (Kevin Costner should only be allowed to make baseball movies) Honorable mention: Rudy Best political movie: All the President’s Men Best horror movie: Psycho Best war movie: (tie) The Battle of Midway and Platoon

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6 x Star Wars, 3 x Indiana Jones and Resident Evil Extinction.

Howard the Duck Ishtar 13 Ghosts Cobra Adventures of Gwendlyn in the Land of the Yik Yak Popeye Teenwolf Call Girl Garfield Home Alone 3

By "all time" I'm assuming future movies count. In which case:

Rocky XXII: Rocky vs. Clone of Rocky

The Janglish Patient (Japanese remake of Ralph Fiennes film, w/ speech aphasic)

Doc Bollywood (Just look at that Michael J. Fox dance!)

Waterworld (post-global-warming remake of Costner film as documentary)

My Big Fat Reanimated Gay Greek Wedding (remake as horror romance w/ digitally rendered Heath Ledger)

There's Something About Mari (Japanese Ben Stiller remake)

The Magnificent Mild Seven Samurai (starring Beckie and funded by Japan Tobacco and Phillip Morris; courageous samurai defend civil liberties, including smoking)

An Officer and a Gentleman: Military re-remake of My Big Fat Reanimated Gay Greek Wedding

Star Trek XXI: The Search for Spork

Sen to Chihiro no Kagamikakushi: Documentary on putting on makeup on the subway

Network, Ice Pirates, Bonnie and Clyde, Hopscotch, Wise Blood, The Long Goodbye, 'Breaker' Morant, The Great Waldo Pepper, The Grifters, Romeo is Bleeding

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The first 20 minutes of Saving Private Ryan (not the rest) would rate very highly too

I have to disagree, The last twenty minutes when he asked his wife 'Te'll me I was good man'.....That got to me on a level that I never thought a movie could. Glad though you can relate to the movie and why I consider in my top ten.

No "Princess Bride"? Don Diego de Montoya must be turning in his father's grave.

Das Boot - great film. The first 20 minutes of Saving Private Ryan (not the rest) would rate very highly too

"TGerminator" "Aliens"

What about Terminator 2? That was even better than the original. Agree Aliens was better than than the original Alien.

forgot Deer Hunter

Here goes my list, no particular order though

Midnight Run Narrow Margin Hombre Platoon Die Hard JFK Rocky The Siberiad(Russian) Farewell my concubine(Chinese) Bubbling Springs(Chinese, saw it as a kid but still remember it)

No particular order for the first 9....Here goes;

Star Wars Blazing Saddles Saving Private Ryan Das Boot Terminator Aliens Rat Race Dr. Strangelove Sento Chihiro no Kamikakuchi (Spirited Away) I'm with F/C and this one.

Number 1 Jeremiah Johnson, with Robert Redford the story and the scenery makes it all worthwhile, highly recommended if you never seen or heard of it.

Ahh what the hell, I need a break from work so it's worth consideration.

In no particular order.

Lord of the Rings (The whole trilogy - I count it as one long movie. I'm amazed they turned such a complex book into a coherent visual masterpiece) Star Wars (A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back - ahh the memories of childhood) The Godfather (Parts 1 and 2 - hey, I'm a guy, enough said) Schindlers List (Not something I want to watch very often, but probably the most important movie ever made) Platoon (I actually think Stone's "Salvador" is much rawer and provocative, but I give it to Platoon for Willem Dafoe and Tom Berenger) Lawrence of Arabia (for somehow keeping you interested for 4 hours) There's something about Mary (for breaking all the rules) The Departed. (I wanted to include something recent, and this is the best one I have seen lately). Dances with Wolves (from an era when it was cool to be a Kevin Costner fan) Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind (my favourite Miyazaki anime.)

Pulp Fiction, Braveheart, Sin City, Seoponje( not sure on the spelling, Its a Korean flick), Apocolypto, Natural Born Killers, The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, The Acid House,Zatoichi, King Kong( the original), Scarface(oops that makes 11)

Cleo - That would be Regarding Henry. I had forgotton about that one! Great movie.

godfather, citizen cane, pulp fiction, raging bull, animal house, the empire strikes back, the party, blues brothers, suriyothai, eight men out

Sarge - I've got Homeward Bound, it's up there in the 'anything with dogs' section, together with Benji, Beethoven, K9, etc etc etc. Don't know Look Who's Talking 3 - thought that series was babies? Have to go and have a look in the video shop. Thanks.

I forgot the Great Escape, Rainman, Magnificent Seven, Seven Samurai, The King and I, Indie Jones and the Whatever, and the one with Harrison Ford as a high-flying lawyer who loses his memory and turns honest.

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Goodfellas Apocalypse Now Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakuchi (Spirited Away) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon The Great Escape The Birds Raiders of the Lost Ark LOTR: Return of the King Curse of the Were Rabbit

Cleo - Two movies YOU must see are Homeward Bound and Look Who's Talking 3. Trust me on this.

My 10 favorites? Difficult question... most likely Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure and Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey would make the list, as would Coming to America and Starship Troopers and Starship Troopers 2. Just kidding about the last two ha ha ha

City Lights, La Strada, In the Heat of the Night, My Left Foot, Seven Samurai, To Be or Not to Be (the 1942 Jack Benny version), Casablanca, Inherit the Wind, The Sand Pebbles and Zorba the Greek.

Can't rank them, so in alphabetical order - Braveheart, Cleopatra, ET, Godfather, Gone with the Wind, Labrynth, O Lucky Man, Rob Roy, Sister Act, Titanic. Plus anything with dogs in the leading role.

Hmm, let's see.

Casablanca North by Northwest Twelve Angry Men Judgement at Nuremberg It's a Wonderful Life The Maltese Falcon Rebecca Spartacus Jaws The Godfather