About six/seven months ago (or something like that) there was a thread started asking everyone's favorite movies. Well, mine changed since then. If your top ten movies of all time changed, or you never posted them, post them now! Here is my revised list:

Fistful of Dollars
Star Wars (pretend none of the other Star Wars movies exist)
The Matrix
Dirty Harry
Casablanca
Pulp Fiction
Life is Beautiful
Citizen Kane
It's a wonderful Life
The Life of Brian

Honorable Mention:
Dumb and Dumber. One of the funniest and most well-written comedies I've seen.

Scarface. Just great gritty pure testosterone. Didn't make the list because there's little to make me like Tony.

Braveheart. Got knocked off the list probably because I haven't seen it in a while and looking back on it...it's not as great as the others.

Back to the Future. In a time when movies SUCKED (the 80s) this gem stands out.

The Godfather. Again, haven't seen it in a while and sort of lost my passion for it.

College. I have never desired to see a silent film in my life, but when I saw this it made me laugh the entire time...except for one scene that went on like 5 minutes too long. Definitely watch it if you ever can.

...I haven't seen The French Connection or Easy Riders, but based on what I've heard, they sound like my kind of movies...so much to watch. So little time.

For reference, that original thread was here (http://www.indietalk.com/showthread.php?t=3900).

It will be interesting to see what (if anything) has changed.

Back then I said...


1 ) Moulin Rouge.
2 ) The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover.
3 ) Star Wars: A New Hope (Should have stopped right there, in '77)
4 ) Babbette's Feast
5 ) Schindler's List
6 ) Ed Wood
7 ) The Manchurian Candidate (original version)
8 ) Twelve Angry Men
9 ) Judgement At Nuremburg.
10 ) The Rocky Horror Picture Show :shock:

I'm not really sure how I could update that... but I'll think about it, over the weekend. :cool:

All right, i'll have a go at this. In no particular order:

Jaws (i'm gonna cheat and say close encounters/e.t./raiders here too)
Good Bad Ugly
It's A Wonderful Life
O Lucky Man!
Taxi Driver
Manhattan
My Favorite Year
Force of Evil
Network
This is tough... gonna have to say Say Anything, just to include a Cameron Crowe movie.

I find it really hard to make lists of movies, but aaaarrrgghh I'll do it anyways -

1) Taxi Driver
2) Goodfellas
3) The Lion King
4) The Shining
5) Silence Of The Lambs
6) The Godfather (I and II)
7) The Deer Hunter
8) Kramer VS Kramer
9) Star Wars (the old trilogy)
10) Gangs Of New York or A Clockwork Orange... Can't decide.

So technically I have 14 movies there... But oh well. :p

Hmmm...my number one never changes, but everything else...depends on my mood.

1. The Seventh Seal
2. Manhattan (or Annie Hall)
3. 8 1/2
4. Amelie
5. Psycho (or Strangers on a Train, can never decide)
6. The Conversation
7. Modern Times (or City Lights, Gold Rush, etc)
8. The Third Man
9. Carnival of Souls
10. Battle Royale

After several days deliberation heres what I came up with..... in no particular order....

Donnie Darko
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
The Usual Suspects
American Beauty
The Princess Bride
The Excorcist
Secretary
Memento
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Star Wars 4-6

Honorable Mentions
Spaceballs
Dune (Lynch)
Pump up the Volume

Secret Shame
Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure

My ten favourite films, although not necessarily in order.

Time Bandits
The Lady Killers (Original with Alec Guinness)
School for Scoundrels (or How to Win Without Actually Cheating!)
Brazil
Kelly's Heroes
Blazing Saddles
Dirty Harry
Life of Brian
The Italian Job (Original with Michael Caine)
Blade Runner

Unfortunately I noticed that a lot of excellent films were removed when I added the criteria 'Love to watch repeatedly'.
Steven

no order of the top of my head films:
pulp fiction
evil dead 2
amelie
eraserhead
elephant man
scarface
amores perros
Cidade De Deus (city of god)
spun
koyaanisquatsi (if its counts as a movie)

My pick after seeing a couple of new flicks would be:

(in no order at all)

1. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
2. Two Hands
3. Shaun of the Dead
4. The El mariachi seiries ( el mariachi , desperado, once upon a time in mexico... yeah i know there are 3, but i am counting seiries as 1 flick in this list!)
5. Love Actually
6. 10 things i hate about you
7. LOTR ( of cource!)
8. Indiana jones seiries
9. Big Fish
10. Back to the future seiries

Close runners up......

- Pulp fiction
- The frighteners (\PJ's talent shining through!)
- Lost in Translation
and .....

- One night at McCools

but then again i cant really put movies into a list.... they all are good for 1 reason... well most are...

1. Evil Dead 2
2. Life is Beautiful
3. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
4. Donnie Darko
5. Bubba Ho-tep
6. Easy Rider
7. Battle Royale
8. Lord of the Rings trilogy
9. Fight Club
10. Monty Python's The Holy Grail

So many more to choose, but I tried to go for variety here. So many movies, so little time to watch them...

1.The Professional
2.Taxi Driver
3.The Shawshank Redemption
4.Pulp Fiction
5.Radiers of the Lost Ark
6.Fight Club
7.Dumb and Dumber
8.Glory
9.The Green Mile
10.The Godfather

mine are always changing

in no particluar order

natural born killers
taxi driver
rear window
the mighty duuck triliogy
pulp fictiion
cursed
the skulls
the truman show
all of m. night shaymalan movies
back door slut 9

in no order:
mr smith goes to washington
breathless (original)
last year in marienbad
the ladykillers (original)
harvey
requiem for a dream
chunking express
and easily the best:
THE CUBE (made me feel like a lyrical Jesus)

An addition to mine, the film which I actually owe the most to at this point in my career, and can't believe I forgot:

Chris Marker's La Jetee

mmm...difficult one...in no order...

lost in translation
donnie darko
das cabinet dr caligari
hero (cinematography)
some like it hot
baraka
kevin smith films
harvey (every film should have a giant pooka)
lilya 4-ever
fear and loathing in las vegas
arrrgghhh....so many more i want to include, its a highly sadistic request havin to pick only 10 of your favourite films!!!

my own private idaho
is another good one, river was the man

1. Evil Dead 2

Ya gotta respect a person who has Evil Dead 2 as their #1 fav movie.

::respect knuckles::

I tried to come up with only 10 and it didn't work so i gave up for now. Maybe you can change it into 15 favorite movies? :P

I'll try again later.

I think we should start listing our top 10 "guilty pleasures" movies. You know, those movies we can't get enough of, but are embarassed to tell anyone else that we like them.

Example:

) Maximum Overdrive
) Beavis & Butthead 6 DVD set
) Aqua Teen Hunger Force (All 3 Seasons)
) Any Godzilla film pre 1980's

:haha: ...the list goes on.

In order
1. Evil Dead 2 Dead by Dawn
2. Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind
3. Fight Club
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Spider-Man
6. American History X
7. Snatch
8. Dumb and Dumber
9. Army Of Darkness
10. Kill Bill Vol. 1

Other Movies That Deserve To Be Mentioned
Bubba Ho-Tep--Resevoir Dogs--Killer Klowns from Outer Space--The Toxic Avenger--
Spidey 2--Man on the Moon--Monty Python and the Holy Grail--The Nutty Professor (orginal)
--Sin City--Office Space--Space Balls--Ghost World and much more that I can't think of right now

I love you Bruff... but Killer Klowns was the WORST movie I've ever seen. I hate you for mentioning it. But since I loved you before I hated you, it's all good.

Evil Dead 2 is the BEST movie ever. Makes Speilburg, Kubrick and Lucas look like children!
(lol- just kidding, but I love the style, the grit, the cheese... it's my kinda stuff!)

Some semblance of order, even! Well, not really.

Garden State
Sideways
Thirteen
Closer
Braveheart
Lord of the Rings (Extended Editions)
The Girl Next Door
Star Wars (Original Trilogy)
The Corporation
Se7en

My TOP TEN... In order...

1) EYES WIDE SHUT
2) A CLOCKWORK ORANGE
3) THE SHINING (KUBRICK)
4) 2001 "A SPACE ODYSSEY"
5) APOCALYPSE NOW
6) PLATOON
7) PLANET OF THE APES (Original 1968)
8) ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE APES
9) OMEGA MAN (Charlton Heston)
10) NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (Original "Romero")

-HAWKEYE

not in order

Mulholland Drive
Eyes Wide Shut
Lost Highway
Kubricks Lolita
Once Upon A Time in America
La Dolce Vita
Eraserhead
Taxi Driver
2001 A Space Odyssey

could only think of 9 so for right now ill say "Fitzcarraldo" for the last one.

Its too hard to rate movies, they all are the best in different ways. But if you asked me not to be a pussy and just list them, this would be it.

1) Boogie Nights
2) Kill Bill 1 and 2
3) Requeim for a Dream
4) Dreams (Yume)
5) Pulp Fiction
6) City of God
7) Cold Mountain
8) Gone with the Wind
9) Reservoir Dogs
10) The Weekend (If anyone here likes it, or hell if anyone here has even seen it, I'll give you a cookie.)

Lawrence of Arabia
Pulp Fiction
Empire of the Sun
Moulin Rouge!
His Girl Friday
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Star Wars IV-VI
Indiana Jones - Trilogy
Lord of the Rings - Trilogy
The Professional - Léon

.... 28 Days Later
Shaun of the Dead
Garden State
War & Peace (1956)
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Starship Troopers ...

... ahhh, is that 10 already?

Anyone ever see the movie Gerry (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0302674/combined)?

Who can come up with just 10? I Can't remember what I said last time. This comes to mind in no certain order.

Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (FINALLY on DVD!)
Metropolis
Die Hard
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Star Wars
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Moulin Rouge
Hedwig & the Angry Inch
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Young Guns 2
Tombstone

Anyone ever see the movie Gerry

Yeah, by accident.

Although the landscape cinematography was beautiful, the film was hell to sit through. Even the behind the scenes doc was tedious.

I imagine you enjoyed it since you have mentioned it in this thread, I would be curious to know why.

My Number 1-10 is Dragnet!

My Number 1-10 is Dragnet!

'tis a cryin' shame...

I think we should start listing our top 10 "guilty pleasures" movies. You know, those movies we can't get enough of, but are embarassed to tell anyone else that we like them.

Sudden Death with Jean Claude Van Dang. A Canadian exprofessional hockey player turned fire-fighter finds himself the only man at the stanley cup (tied series, 6-6) who is aware that the Vice President is being held hostage and the building is wired to blow, if money is not delivered by the time the game is over. It goes into sudden death (overtime, where first score wins) and the heat is on. Definetly not a bad movie for a Van Dang flick. :)

superb idea mrde50!speaking of the Van Man - how about we consider for guilty pleasures the Tsui Hark flick Knock-Off.
A Hong Kong fashion designer (Jean Claude Van Damme, if you can believe that billing) who had previously been involved in knock offs of major label merchandise, such as "Pumma" running shoes, attempts to go straight with the help of his new partner (Rob Schneider), who is secretly an undercover CIA agent involved in an investigation of the black market. Their new products, jeans shipped in by the boatful, are of course all the rage in mid 90s consumer Hong Kong. However, little does our Claude know that deep inside each of his counterfeit jeans is a bomb. And it will go off the second that the zips go below the appropriate level. BOOM. Jean has to run around Hong Kong putting his hand in places no hands should go. Amazing.

ok, ok - the zip part is made up. but the rest of it is 100% for real.
van damme must have had such a great life back then. can you imagine your agents getting these and saying 'yeah, jean, this is the one!'
what a life.

In no particular order:

1.) Garden State
2.) Fight Club
3.) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
4.) Gattica
5.) Donnie Darko
6.) Dreamcatcher
7.) SLC Punk!
8.) Full Metal Jacket
9.) Monty Python _____ (I'm going to cheat, because I love every single movie)
10.) Romeo and Juliet (the one with DeCaprio)

I imagine you enjoyed it since you have mentioned it in this thread, I would be curious to know why.

The movie Gerry (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0302674/combined)

I mentioned it to see if anyone else had an opinion on this movie because I watched it TWICE (unbelievable but true) and I still don’t know if I like it … is this movie truly brilliant or just about the worst movie ever made?

I’ve given a few people the “Gerry Challenge” – I let them borrow the DVD with specific instructions that when they watch it they have to watch the entire movie completely through without stopping, pausing, or any outside distractions. Preferably you watch the movie by yourself but if you do watch it with someone, don’t talk during the movie. I’ve found that most people find this movie to be like an unpleasant but rewarding task … you hate going through it but once it’s over you have a feeling of accomplishment.

**Here Be Spoilers** (if that is possible with this movie)

PROS:
-The cinematography in this movie was great but take away shots of the desert scenery and the movie would have only been about 3 minutes long instead of 103.

- Because the movie was so long with absolutely nothing happening I think the movie did a great job of giving you the feeling of boredom and hopelessness of being lost in the desert. Although the movie could have been edited down to 3 minutes without cutting any dialogue or “plot” it wouldn’t have had the same affect. Some of the shots in this movie were so long that I would go thorough a full range of emotions … I start off curious about what was happening to boredom because nothing was happening to angry because still nothing was happening and then finally I would just start laughing because the shot just seemed to never end and I couldn’t believe I was still watching it and then – nothing would happen!

-What other movie gives you great lines like “shirt basket” and “dirt mattress”

CONS:
- *See Pros…

I agree with you. I remember watching Gerry one day when I was bored at home, thinking, "Hey, I'll watch a movie, that won't be boring."

Oh boy, was I in for a surprise!

I have to agree with you completely though, after I watched the entire movie through, I felt like I had accomplished something, and I personally ended up liking it. I don't know if I would watch it a second time though!

Props to you for sitting through it again after know what it's like! ;)

...I think that when I make up this list, I'll put on the movies that I will sit through over and over and over and over....

In no particular order.....

Pulp Fiction(resevoir dogs, true romance) heard they were all written on a major drugged out weekend

the usual suspects
big night
the red violin
rebecca (original hitchcock)
the philadelphia story
daughters of the dust
almost famous
blade runner
strange days

--spinner :cool:

Sin City
Pulp Fitcion
Adaptation
Traffic
Big Fish
25th Hour
Happiness
Matrix 1
eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
The Boondock Saints

1) The Great Race
2) Some Like It Hot
3) Creepshow
4) Arsenic and Old Lace
5) It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
6) Dr. Strangelove
7) Yellowbeard
8) Raising Arizona
9) Silverado
10) --??--

I suppose I'll leave slot 10 open for "the favorite du jour" but the others are lasting favorites.

Sin City
...I was watching Henry's Corner on IFC and Michael Madsen was on. I got the impression that there is a Sin City sequel in the works. Which is good if they don't rush it and actually have a story to present. I'm all about going to see it. But we all know that a good idea can be killed ie- Matrix:Revolutions (that's 3, right?). Geez, just watch the first Matrix and leave it at that

--spinner :cool:

No particular order, and of course the list changes depending upon mood:

1. Raiders of the Lost Ark (for pure entertainment value)
2. Manhatten
3. Casablanca
4. Waiting for Guffman
5. Blue Velvet
6. The Godfathers, I & II
7. The English Patient
8. Groundhog Day
9. Psycho
9. His Girl Friday

Here are other interesting ways to pull these surveys:

Top three films by genre? (1. Comedey 2. Drama 3. Horror 4. Blockbuster 5. Indie/Small film) or my favorite, Top 3 films by decade. You see some interesting patterns that way, doesn't it seem harder to pick from the 80's than the 70's?

Hmmm... It is rare that I see a film that doesn't have something worthwhile in it, so it's hard to do favorites....

American Beauty
The Matrix
It's A Wonderful Life
Still Breathing
Henry V- Branagh version
Amadeus
Moulin Rouge
Gladiator
Farenheit 9/11
Interview With A Vampire
The Guru

OK, that's 11 so I'll stop now. :)

Guess I'll have a go at it.

Psycho
Raging Bull
Saw
Dog Day Afternoon
Jacobs Ladder
Reservior Dogs
Halloween
Mulholland Drive
Man on Fire
The Exorcist

In no particular order...

Snatch
Army of Darkness
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Gangs of New York
Moulin Rouge
Brotherhood of the Wolf
Stalag 17
Kung Fu Hustle
Amadeus
Donnie Darko

My list, in no particular order and subject to change:

The Decalogue
Trois Couleurs: Rouge
Trois Couleurs: Bleu
Ashes and Diamonds
Casablanca
Citizen Kane
Battleship Potemkin
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Hotel Rwanda
Amelie

The following:

Fargo
Eye of God
One False Move
Deer Hunter
Fassbinder films
Mean Streets or Taxi Driver
Goodfellas
Gone With the Wind
Birth of a Nation
and all the others I just can't think of and were such beautiful films

it goes on and on and on

Here's a list of film I've watched on DVD this year that I've enjoyed, and all are non-Hollywood films, you can get them at www.yesasia.com but some are not Region 1 coded, so you either need an all region dvd player or you find a combination of commands for your current dvd player to make it all region - yes, that's possible, more info about dvd player stand alone info can be found at www.vcdhelp.com


- 2046, the lost memory (interesting twist movie - Korean, available at Hollywood Video)
- Kung Fu Hustle (no need to write anything here)
- New Police Story (Jackie Chan's latest, more drama than comedy based, soon to be released by Miramax in US)
- DragonBlade (HK animated movie)
- Ong Bak (Thai's film with Tony Jaa)
- Born to Fight (I believed this is Tony's 2nd)
- House of Fury (Stephen Fund's 2nd directorial film - produced by Jackie Chan's company)

JW

I'll give you twenty-one

From top to bottom:

Once Upon a Time in the West
Reflections of Evil
Flash Gordon
Blood Feast
Salome's Last Dance
Super Fuzz
The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
The Ninth Gate
Istanbul
The Brown Bunny
The Untitled Star Wars Mockumentary & Lost in "The Thinking" (tie)
Deadbeat at Dawn
Forbidden Zone
Quatermass & the Pit
The Saddest Music in the World
Candy
Fight for Your Life
The Bride of Frank
Shogun Assassin
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

1.Fight Club
2.Casino
3.Big Lewbowski
4.Mad Max
5.Goodfellas
6.Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
7.Memento
8.The Shawshank Redemption
9.Annie Hall (Any Woody film could make this list)
10.Pulp Fiction

no paticular order;
1. silence of the lambs
2. gangs of new york
3. scarface
4. pulp fiction
5. godfather II
6. rocky- i know i know, but i cant resist it everytime it comes i watch and i own the movie, but cant tell me its not a great story.
7. resevior dogs
8. to kill a mocking bird- one of the greatest ever
9. clockwork orange
10. psycho

Too numerous, and I can't remember all the films I saw from good to bad. Here's a few for me I like.

Good Bad Ugly
The Dark Crystal
Enemy at the Gate
Team America
Crash (the lastest one)
Gladiator
Troy
Incredibles
Blade Runner
The Grudge

oh ya, Das Boot, best submarine movie I ever saw.

m f

Fight Club
7 samuri/magnificent 7
Man on Fire
Evil Dead/Army of Darkness
Saving Private Ryan
Kill Billv1&v2
From Dusk Till Dawn
Indiana Jones Temple of Doom not the best indiana movie but my favorite since i was a kid.
The Shining
Resivor Dogs
That would be my top ten right know, my list is always changing. No particular order just 10 movies that I love that came to mind first.

napolean dynamite, is perhaps the greatest film ever, maybe not ever, but i will watch it tilll they i die, "while im making me a dang quesadilla"

1. Nashville
2. Magnolia
3. A Clockwork Orange
4. Boogie Nights
5. 2001: A Space Odyssey
6. Casino
7. Igby Goes Down
8. The Silence of the Lambs
9. The Player
10. Sex, Lies, and Videotape

It's probably pretty obvious that I love stylistic, self-indulgent auteur films. :)

This is tough but I'll try to squeeze ten into the list.

Lion King
Nuns on the Run
Ghost
Pokahontas
Ninja Scroll
Jaws
House of Flying Daggers
Hotel Rwanda
Resident Evil
Anastasia

I tend to like the classics, more auteur oriented. I've just recently began to watch films from the French new wave and the Italian neo-realism movement, so i'm sure this list is subject to change once I see the mastery of those movies. Here is my list:

1. Godfather part II
2. Cinema Paradiso
3. Once Upon A Time In The West
4. Godfather Part I
5. Taxi Driver
6. The Conversation
7. Clockwork Orange
8. 8 1/2
9. L'Avventura
10. On The Waterfront

1. Office Space (The smartest comedy ever...period)
2. The Thin Red Line
3. Good Will Hunting
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Magnolia
6. Days Of Heaven
7. SE7EN
8. Badlands
9. Rounders(not sure why, but I find myself watching it often.)
10. 21 Grams

1. The 400 Blows (Truffaut)
2. Annie Hall (Allen)
3. The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (Bunuel)
4. Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (Kubrick)
5. Ghostbusters (Reitman)
6. His Girl Friday (Hawks)
7. La Dolce Vita (Fellini)
8. Network (Lumet)
9. Raging Bull (Scorsese)
10. sex, lies, and videotape (Soderbergh)

1. The Shawshank Redemption.
2. Kill Bill 2
3. Kill Bill1
4. Saving Private Ryan
5. Office Space
6. Close Encouters of the Third Kind
7. Back to the Future
8. Meet the Parents
9. Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
10. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

1) Deer Hunter
2) Taxi Driver
3) Gerry
4) Man Bites Dog
5) La Haine
6) Badlands
7) Close Encounters
8) Lantana
9) Dead Mans Shoes
10) GoodFellas.

Thats untill I think of some more I've forgotten.

in no order cus that would be too hard

pulp fiction
eternal sunshine
amelie
vanilla sky
garden state
crash
donne darko
lost in translation
endless summer
waynes world 1/2

Honorable mentions: Gummo, Buffalo 66

New list for me... no order of cource...

Garden State
10 things i hate about you
Lord of the rings (trilogy)
The Dish
Back to the Future
Indiana Jones
Gallipoli
Dogma
Donnie Darko
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind


and many more...

1) Star Wars
2) Empire Strikes Back
3) Shawshank Redemption
4) Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
5) Moulon Rouge
6) It's a Wonderful Life
7) Blade Runner
8) Alright, now it gets tricky, so I'll just name a few

Raiders of the Lost Arc, Jaws, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Searching for Bobby Fisher, The Terminator, Horse Whisperer, The Graduate, Rirror Window, Matrix, Lost in Translation...

Ha this one's a hard one and I guess mine changes everyday but... (in no order)

1. Top Gun
2. Cannonball Run
3. The Great Escape
4. Goodfellas
5. Carltios Way
6. Star Wars Trilogy (New Hope etc)
7. Pulp Fiction
8. Ferris Bueller's Day Off
9. Trainspotting
10. And again a list...

Indian Jones Trilogy, Jaws, Ong Bak, Sin City... oh that's hard.



Phil Hobden
-- Modern Life? --
"Here's to a world of god's and monsters!"

1. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
2. Raging Bull
3. Brokeback Mountain
5. Rain Man
6. The Shining
7. Jurassic Park
8. Pulp Fiction
9. Annie Hall
10. STRIPES

1. Schindlers List
2. Gladiator
3. Terminator 2
4. The Pianst
5. Life of Brian
6. Titanic
7. American Beauty
8. Phone Booth
9. Downfall
10. American History X

In no particular order-

LOTR trilogy
Terminator- all of 'em.
Pulp Fiction
Natural Born Killers
Fantasia (Walt Disney)
The Great Escape (1963)
Somewhere in Time (1980)
Children of the Revolution (1996)
Narnia- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
Bladerunner
Antonia (also known as Antonias Line)
Ferris Buellers Day off.

Ok.. so I can't count.

About six/seven months ago (or something like that) there was a thread started asking everyone's favorite movies. Well, mine changed since then. If your top ten movies of all time changed, or you never posted them, post them now! Here is my revised list:


Star Wars (pretend none of the other Star Wars movies exist)
.

I hope by that you mean teh first three and not Empire?

1. It's A Wonderful Life
2. Goodfellas
3. The Godfather
4. Reservoir Dogs
5. Forrest Gump
6. Heat
7. The Godfather II
8. The Usual Suspects
9. The Departed
10. Fight Club

Citizen Kane
Rules of the Game, The
Vertigo
Battleship Potemki
Singin' In the Ra
Gold Rush, The
City Lights
Schindler's List
2001: A Space Odyssey

Okay, Here are my current top ten favorite films:

1. National Lampoon's Vacation
2. Cloverfield (it was so different- it was awesome!!!)
3. Saw
4. The Matrix
5. Signs
6. Dawn of the Dead
7. Apacolypto
8. Armageddon
9. Man On Fire
10. The Godfather

So there ya have it, my current favorites.

-Steve :cool: