Post them!

For me, in no specific order:
The Godfather
Road to Perdition
American Beauty
Donnie Darko
The Fountain
Braveheart
Million Dollar Baby
Casablanca
12 Angry Men
The Matrix
Special mention: V for Vendetta, and The Pianist

Casablanca
Braveheart
Star Wars
Band of Brothers (count as one)
12 angry men
Clerks
Austin Powers
The Matrix
It's a Wonderful Life
Galaxy Quest

I left off Star Wars because I like it so much that it is above the rest of my top 10.

I didn't say Star Wars all count as one because, of course, it is a given.

Same with LOtR. I forgot to mention that one.

Band of Brothers was a great watch. As was Clerks. Good choices dharma.

Thanks! Yeah, I watch Band of Brothers once a year around Veterans Day.

Pulp Fiction
Fight Club
Kill Bill(s)
Saving Private Ryan
Dr Strangelove
Matrix series
LOTR
Braveheart
Shindlers List
Indiana Jones'

Honorables:
Forrest Gump, Star Wars (sorry I like it, but not in my top ten), Scarface, and like 100 others I cant think of, oh yeah and Band of Brothers I wouldnt really consider a movie, more like a TV series, and deffinently one of the best ever, it owns too.

1. Immortal Beloved, with Gary Oldman as Beethoven. Awesome story telling, great script. Plays out like a classic mystery. Really well done and moving.

2. Dangerous Liaisons, with John Malkovich and Glenn Close. Victorian-era drama set in France. Ultra-well acted. Sophisticated and entertaining. Not for little kids.

3. Every original Sean Connery 007 film

4. To Kill a Mockingbird

5. Dr Strangelove, or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb

6. In Cold Blood

7. Robert Altman's M*A*S*H

8. Blade Runner

9. Rob Reiner's The Princess Bride

10. 12 O'Clock High

(I can’t stop at ten…)

11. Fargo

12. Slingblade

13. Gross Pointe Blank

14. Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid

15. Henry and June

oh crap, forgot Gladiator.

Uhm, here they are in no particular order.
And I can't stop at 10, so I'll just name more.

- Fight Club
- The Godfather
- Pulp Fiction
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
- Scarface
- Casino
- Heat
- A Beautiful Mind
- The Shining
- American History X
- Office Space
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
- Band of Brothers
- Full Metal Jacket
- Ronin
- Insomnia
- Scent of a Woman

And right now I can't think of any more, I am sure I missed a few good ones. I'll edit if I remember something.

Edit:
- V for Vendetta
- The Fast & The Furious (all)
- The Bourne Identity
- The Bourne Supremacy
- SAW (all)

1. Titanic

and the rest in no order...

Basketball Diaries
The Hours
12 Angry Men
Star Wars
Truman Show
Dumb and Dumber
Shindlers List
American History X
The Little Mermaid

I Robot

The Day the Earth Stood Still

Terminator

Robocop

The Iron Giant

Short Circuit

Westworld

Metropolis

That is all I can think of for now.
Oh yes.
All humans must die.

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Gladiator

Goodfellas

Road to Perdition

Gone with the Wind

John Carpenter's the Thing

Good choices everybody, I've seen every film listed here, except 'The Basketball Diaries.'

Training Day
Good Will Hunting
The Green Mile
Million Dollar Baby
Scarface
Belly
Dangerous Minds
Road To Perdition
The Shawshank Redemption
Scream

In no particular order:
Interview With The Vampire
Titanic
Muppet Treasure Island
Cinderella (yes, the cartoon...)
Dazed & Confused
Gone With The Wind
Scarface
The Fast and The Furious
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the new one)
Bruce Almighty
Dirty Dancing
Grease
Dracula 2000
Saw
Gone in 60 Seconds
Torque
How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days

Probably a lot more too.

Titanic
:) :) :) :)

The Burbs
The Blues Brothers
Happy Gilmore
Don't be a Menace While Drinking Your Juice in South Central Park
Not Another Teen Movie
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Three Amigos
Resident Evil
Pitch Black
Sneakers

Ah! I forgot Don't Be A Menace! Good one.

Boyz In the Hood
Polar Express
Hoop Dreams

plus others already mentioned

Ah! I forgot Don't Be A Menace! Good one.

I could quote that movie verbatim.. and i never even really liked hood movies, but i guess i keep on liking Wayans Brother's stuff...

I could quote that movie verbatim.. and i never even really liked hood movies, but i guess i keep on liking Wayans Brother's stuff...

Well it's a parody of hood movies... You can like Not Another Teen Movie without liking teen movies.

Can’t put to much thought into it, or it would take for ever, but here would be my first stabs and the ones that come to the top.

Star Wars hexalogy
Indian Jones trilogy
Lord of the Rings trilogy
Harry Potter heptalogy **
A Clockwork Orange
Matrix trilogy
Dr. Strangelove
Tremors (NO only the first, really!)
Band of the Hand
P.K. Dick series (Blade Runner, Total Recall, Screamers, Impostor, Minority Report, Paycheck, A Scanner Darkly, Next*)

A partial list, offered in no particular order:

A Hard Day's Night
Patton
The Blues Brothers
Home Alone I & II
The Final Contdown
Band of Brothers
Harry Potter &
The Pirates of the Caribbean I & II
Harold & Maude
The Hobbit & The Lord of the Rings trilogy

Well it's a parody of hood movies... You can like Not Another Teen Movie without liking teen movies.

That is true.. and i do...

Not Another Teen Movie is probably one of the funniest movies i've ever seen

But She's All That sucks LOL

In no particular order

Titanic

Gladiator

Sixth Sense

Scarlet Letter

The Patriot

Cinderella (cartoons)

Big Daddy

Air force One

Ghost

Step UP (cool dance moves there)

p.s. I wonder what movie titles will turn up if we do a thread that's the exact opposite of this one. Yep, 10 worst movies you've watched.

Titanic
Yeah baby! 3 so far in this thread like Titanic. Whoohooo!

Who doesn't like Titanic? Borg likes it... Oh wait, maybe he doesn't want you all to know that. Oh well! :D

I've watched Titanic and Lord of the Rings, and both movies were done well, it's just I didn't like them. Not interesting to me...

Who doesn't like Titanic? Borg likes it... Oh wait, maybe he doesn't want you all to know that. Oh well! :D


LOL, LOL, very funny DF96!

Titanic was well done but unlike most "ultra" fanatics, I only watched it once. Air Force One I watched three or four times.

Who doesn't like Titanic?
I don't.

It is a disgrace to Hollywood that it made the most money of any movie, and an even bigger disgrace that it won the most Oscars.

I don't.

It is a disgrace to Hollywood that it made the most money of any movie, and an even bigger disgrace that it won the most Oscars.

Come now, Evak. If it sold a lot of tickers, then there must have been a lot of us who liked it, maybe more than those of you who didn't. Just because it didn't suit your taste doesn't mean it's a disgrace. You just probably like other movie types which isn't bad at all.

Come now, Evak. If it sold a lot of tickers, then there must have been a lot of us who liked it, maybe more than those of you who didn't. Just because it didn't suit your taste doesn't mean it's a disgrace. You just probably like other movie types which isn't bad at all.
No, the movie is a disgrace. Waste of 3 hours.

No, the movie is a disgrace. Waste of 3 hours.
Every big Star Wars fan says this. They are just bitter. Don't pay them attention.

Titanic - after watching a few hundred hours of televeision shows over the years all speculating on what happened on that ship's voyage the movie generated absolutely no interest for me. Apparently many others felt the same way. Not the first time an academy award winning movie has been terrible, certainly not the last.

I really wasn't expecting this thread to be something other than what it is supposed to be but reading thrugh the latest posts here certainly is an "eye-opener". I wonder if those who criticize have actually seen/watched the object of their cynism, errr... criticism, i.e., the movie?

I watched The Thomas Crown Affair (that starred former 007 Pierce Brosnan) and I thought I wasted good money on it. That is my opinion after watching the movie.

I don't.

It is a disgrace to Hollywood that it made the most money of any movie, and an even bigger disgrace that it won the most Oscars.

It’s probably an urban legend, but I overheard that someone went to see Titanic, and during the previews mentioned to their friends about the ship sinking. The person in the front row stood up, very angrily, and told them how rude it was to discuss the ending of a movie that they have already seen.

I was never a fan of the awards, but after they dismissed Pulp Fiction, which literally stayed the entire year at the shows, with the most over heard comment of: I had to go see it again, because I missed that part. It just made you wonder if Jules wasn’t wrong about whom the tyranny of evil men just was. (Ok, evil is way too harsh of a word, but I can’t butcher the quote.)

#1 animal house.
and the other 9 are anything with boobs in them

Every big Star Wars fan says this. They are just bitter. Don't pay them attention.


Yes, but give credit where credit is due, it’s not just a big Star Wars fan; it’s a humping Star Wars fan. Actually, I can’t say that he’s a big Star Wars fan, in light of this one guy we ran into at a Renaissance festival. For those who have not been, it’s a fair with a theme of the European Renaissance, and the staff dresses time appropriate, as well as a number of the guest. Mostly though, I think people go because it’s appropriate to call your server a bar winch when asking for another beer, women for the guys in tight pants, and guys for the women who were those things that make their breast, well, stand out. Anyway, we’re walking around and a storm trooper walks by, in fact, it very much looked like Evakian, only he wasn’t humping, well, humping in the sense of trudging, which I think is the only thing Storm Troopers are probably know for. The second or third time we ran into him, I tried to strike up a conversion, but true to form, he didn’t talk.
Anyway, that was a BIG Star Wars fan. And someone later, did point out the obvious, that Star Wars wasn’t a future movie, but a past one.

Pulp Fiction
Sideways
Bonnie & Clyde
Some Like It Hot
Dumb & Dumber (cheers Overdose...)
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Groundhog Day
Truman Show
Sin City
A Clockwork Orange

I almost love the Lord Of the Rings, but the whole Frodo-Sam thing was way overdone.

hummmm this is really hard for me I have lots of favs.


Memories of Murder, korean sub
Underworld, one and two
The notebook
Infernal affairs...Korean sub
Clerk or any kevin smith movies
Leon, the proffesional
Firefly
Scent of a women
The lake house or the korean version IL Mare
Transporter, both one and two

Every big Star Wars fan says this. They are just bitter. Don't pay them attention.
I'm not bitter. The simple truth is that:

The movie was garbage.

I tell everyone that hasn't seen Titantic to never see it.

Hey, I watched The Lake House a couple of times and I think it's cute. Keannu Reves makes for an excellent uhg, "dream boy" character. That's not to say I watch every single one of his movies, just some actually. I fell asleep watching the second installment of The Matrix so I didn't bother iwth the rest of it.

I also consider Casablanca and When A Man Loves a Woman to be on my list of faves. Along with a few others, besides the initial ten I submitted here.

I'm not bitter. The simple truth is that:

The movie was garbage.
:@@: Don't buy it. And never will.

Best movie ever created. Period.

I'm not bitter. The simple truth is that:

The movie was garbage.

I tell everyone that hasn't seen Titantic to never see it.

Titanic blows, that's probably why he likes it

Fav Movie:
Once Upon A Time in America.


...........give the rest later.

:@@: Don't buy it. And never will.
Best movie ever created. Period.
Rock on, OD. Real big fan aren't ya?

Best movie ever created. Period.
Do tell me why. Else I may find myself agreeing with trav for once.

Fav Movie:
Once Upon A Time in America.


...........give the rest later.
I heard good things about that when it came out. I need to rent that some day.

Rock on, OD. Real big fan aren't ya?
Of course. It is my favorite film.

Titanic has a great story (that opens viewers to the emotional tragedy of Titanic through a cliche', yet believeable and heart-warming love story), great cinematography (IE: when the ship sinks is some of the best filming/shots I've seen in a movie), wonderful music that sets the tone of each part of the film perfectly, wonderful acting and great attention to detail in regards to costumes/sets and the facts they shared throughout the film.

This movie is totally deserving of all its success and glory. However, due to its extreme popularity people will try and appear different and try and appear more "unique" and appear to have more "street credibility" by trashing this wonderful film.

In no particular order...

Starwars return of the jedi
army of darkness
pulp fiction
reservoir dogs
dawn of the dead
the warriors
halloween 5
nightmare on elm street 6
freddy vs jason
a clockwork orange

Im a big fan of all horror movies, and anything by Stanley Kubrick, and Quentin Tarantino especially and well starwars is just fuggin awesome.

Geez, OD. Sounds to me like you can write a review. hehehehe... Not bad at all. I don't know about cinematography but I sure do remember 1998 as the Titanic year. Lots of it on cable TV and on magazines. Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet became "big" stars because of it, although I distinctly rember he didn't get any Oscars. And, uhm... theme song was the longest running on MTV's charts that year and was the number one for that year. How can I forget? My HS friends did outrageous things just to get to the Valentine screening of that movie. And my lil iss couldn't stop singing My Heart Will Go On. So, there you go.

Kudos to Phyrex's list. Here's mine, in order:

1. Shawshank Redemption
2. Dances With Wolves
3. Platoon
4. Braveheart
5. Bull Durham
6. The Graduate
7. Jaws
8. Rocky
9. Aliens
10. Dangerous Liasons

Honorable mentions: Pulp fiction, Unforgiven, Last of the Mohicans, You Can Count on Me, In the Bedroom, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly and let me throw in my documentaries...An Inconvenient Truth, Supersize Me, Murderball, and League of Ordinary Gentlemen

Here's mine:
Christmas Vacation
Blues Brothers
Kill Bill, Volume 1 and 2
Gladiator
Last of the Mohicians
The Patriot

Hooray for "The Patriot"--great movie.

"No, my sons were better men."

This movie caused quite a stir in England when it came out. Critics said it wrongly depicted how cruel the Redcoats were.

They were right. The Redcoats were actually worse than depicted.

PS. Evak, I wouldn't call "Titanic" garbage. They did a good job with the sets and in recreating actual events and personages on board for the voyage.

Since the Titanic story remains one of the biggest news stories of all time, no wonder it was so popular. This has absolutely nothing to do with Jack and Rose, who never existed and whose story has been told in countless other movies---poor guy, rich girl, poor guy dies bravely, etc, etc....

PS. Evak, I wouldn't call "Titanic" garbage.
I would, especially since I want to be inflammatory.

The Patriot was bad too. :D

Glad to see Last of the Mohicans make somebody's list.

I'll confess the real reason so many loved Titanic.
They like to see people die.:D

I'll confess the real reason so many loved Titanic.
They like to see people die.:D
You've got that right.

The best part of any entertainment spectacle: innocent people dying.
Just ask the Romans.

MY TEN FAVORITE MOVIES ARE:

THE HOURS
GLADIATOR
SCREAM
BAND OF BROTHERS
BRAVEHEART
THE MATRIX
STAR WARS
SAW
TERMINATOR
SPEED

As of now, im waiting for this Sean Bean's new movie, OUTLAW.
A promising movie, i've seen the trailer of it and its really nice!
:comphit: :matrix:

Glad to see Last of the Mohicans make somebody's list.

Good movie, but not that good to make my top 10 list.

Full Metal Jacket
The Boondock Saints
Fight Club
Star Wars (minus the most recent 3)
Lord of the Rings
V for Vendetta
The Matrix
The Bourne Identity
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Syriana

Well, I almost feel like I need to separate my favorites by their decade of popularity, I seem to be so much older than most everyone on here.:D

But, here's a list of some of my all time favorites, with disregard as to the decade they were made:

1]Auntie Mame--w/Rosalind Russell, circa 1950's
2]Giant--w/Elizabeth Taylor, circa 1950's
3]To Kill a Mockingbird--w/Gregory Peck--same 'circa' as first two :smile2:
4]Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House--w/Cary Grant & Myrna Loy, early 1950's.
5]Home Alone I & II--especially H.A.II
6]Ben Hur--w/Charlton Heston [and, a cast of thousands--plus a team of gorgeous, white horses:smile2: ]
7]The Santa Clause, I & II--w/Tim Allen
8a]Walt Disney's 'Cinderella'
8b]Walt Disney's 'Lady and the Tramp'
8c]Walt Disney's 'Snow White'
8d]Walt Disney's 'Sleeping Beauty'
9]Bringing up Baby--w/Cary Grant & Kathrine Hepburn--circa late 1930's
10]The Thin Man I,II,III,IV, etc.--w/William Powell & Myrna Loy, & Asta, their dog--1930's into 1940's.

I have so many favorites that I almost couldn't choose which ones to place among the top 10.:smile2:

Well, I almost feel like I need to separate my favorites by their decade of popularity, I seem to be so much older than most everyone on here.:D

But, here's a list of some of my all time favorites, with disregard as to the decade they were made:

1]Auntie Mame--w/Rosalind Russell, circa 1950's
2]Giant--w/Elizabeth Taylor, circa 1950's
3]To Kill a Mockingbird--w/Gregory Peck--same 'circa' as first two :smile2:
4]Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House--w/Cary Grant & Myrna Loy, early 1950's.
5]Home Alone I & II--especially H.A.II
6]Ben Hur--w/Charlton Heston [and, a cast of thousands--plus a team of gorgeous, white horses:smile2: ]
7]The Santa Clause, I & II--w/Tim Allen
8a]Walt Disney's 'Cinderella'
8b]Walt Disney's 'Lady and the Tramp'
8c]Walt Disney's 'Snow White'
8d]Walt Disney's 'Sleeping Beauty'
9]Bringing up Baby--w/Cary Grant & Kathrine Hepburn--circa late 1930's
10]The Thin Man I,II,III,IV, etc.--w/William Powell & Myrna Loy, & Asta, their dog--1930's into 1940's.

I have so many favorites that I almost couldn't choose which ones to place among the top 10.:smile2:

I'm sure you're not significantly older than at least half the population here. We have quite a few 50-somethings and at least one or two 60-somethings...

Ok--I do fall into one of those catagories, so that's good news.:smile2:

:upyours: top 10 films not in order:

Lady in Water
Snakes on a Plane
The Descents
Superman Returns
The Polar Express
Oliver and Company
Creepsaw
Blood Diamond
Little Ms.Sunshine
Outlaw

no one is above outlaw:drinktoth