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[Funkcase]

Well what are your top ten films?

Here is my list:
 
1. Aliens
2. 28 day's later
3. Alien
4. Blade runner
5. Saun of the dead
6. The thing
7. Trainspotting
8. Avatar
9. The dark knight
10. Kidulthood

[slimboiphatz]

10. LOTR - Fellowship Of The Ring

9. LOTR - The Two Towers

8. LOTR - The Return Of The King

7. Inglorious Basterds

6. Resevour Dogs

5. Pulp Fiction

4. Ali

3. Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince

2. Star Wars The Return Of The Jedi

1. Rocky

[rayvioletta]

in no particular order since I'm really, really bad at picking favourites

(please note that within fifteen seconds of posting this reply I will undoubtably think of half a dozen other movies I should have selected instead)



Dr Horrible

Clerks

Dogma

Office Space

Aliens

Anchorman

Girl, Interrupted

Dagon (because it's the closest I've seen to a really Lovecraftian Lovecraft movie)

Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels

American Beauty

[JasonPogo]

1. The Princess Bride

2. Goonies

3. Avatar

4. Benny and Joon

5. Trainspotting

6. Boondock Saints

7. Green Street Hooligans

8. Fear and Loathing in Las Vagas

9. Willow

10. A midsummers night dream

[Funkcase]

If you cant think of ten it is okay to just put you favourites no matter how many you have =)

[Veemel]

Sigh, so many brilliant movies. Could probably think up another 20 thar should be on this list the second I hit submit.
(No particular order)

1. Duck Soup
(Best Marx bro's, and have to have one, I grew up on the stuff.)

2. Star Wars
(Ok, it wasn't that great as a movie, but nostalgia rules)

3.Jackie Brown
(The best Tarantino film, not homage, but a real film.)

4. Patton
(Must have a WW II flic, and this is one of the best, despite some inaccuracies.)

5. Dr. Strangelove
(Pure diamond this is. Peter Sellers = genius.)

6. 7 Samurai
(classic. 'nuff said.)

7. Shawnshank Redemption.
(The one I always forget. If you haven't seen this, see it, now.)

8. Aliens
(The mother of sci-fi action.)

9. Kill Bill
(Not really a film, more a collection of homages to different action genres, and Tarantino knows how to make homages.)

10. The Quest for the Holy Grail
(Not enough python on this list, Life of Brian could also fit this easily.)

Sigh, and so many still left out...

Modifié par Veemel, 20 janvier 2010 - 11:46 .

[SargeantRenegade]

My top 10, with the reasons why I like them.

10. Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life.  Storyline was a bit predictable, character development was lacklustre, but the movie did give a real sense of travelling and exploration and that is what Tomb Raider has always been about.  It deserves a spot in my top 10 just for not failing as hard as everybody expected it to.

9. Perfect Blue.  I didn't expect to like this animated psychological horror when I first picked up the box.  But there are still parts of this movie that unsettle me a little, which means it muct have had some sort of effect on me.  I couldn't explain exactly why it's in my top 10, but it's here nonetheless.

8. Dumb and Dumber.  One of the best movies to watch after having a bad day.  If you're not laughing by the end of Act 1, there must be something wrong with your sense of humour.

7. Akira.  This should really be several movies with the number of stories being told in it.  Bringing them all together so seamlessly is a work of genius on the writer's part.

6. Star Trek: Nemesis.  What a tangled web they weave!  This has been the only Star Trek movie with plot twists that I couldn't predict, and it brings real closure to the TNG arc.  If only they'd given the same closure to the other arcs before STO.

5. West Side Story.  Probably the best Broadway show ever, scaled up for the big screen where it belongs.  What's not to love about it?

4. Macbeth (2005).  The classic tale of power and betrayal, put into a modern setting.  Probably the most difficult of Shakespeare's works to modernise, but masterfully done without destroying the believability of the characters.  I'll never look at a restaurant kitchen in the same way again.

3. Metropolis.  A commentary on segregation and racism, and the consequences of not respecting another's right to exist and treating others like tools.  The ending is a real tearjerker too, which you don't expect in movies like this.

2. Disney's Fantasia.  A rich tapestry of music and magic.  Everybody should watch this movie at least once in their lifetime.

1. Pitch Black.  Touching on one of humanity's most primal of fears, the movie is just as much of a psychological horror as it is sci-fi.  It also paints a picture unappealing to some - the idea that to deal with one evil you need to rely on a different kind of evil, which sets the theme for the movies that follow.  Top of my list because it's exactly what the first part of a series of movies should be like.

[Borschtbeet]

1.LOTR:Return of the King

2.LOTR:The Two Towers

3.LOTR: Fellowship of the Ring

4.Blade Runner

5.Borat

6.A Clockwork Orange

7.Spaceballs

8.District 9

9.The Dark Knight

10.Batman Begins

[Varasin]

No particular order of preference
1. Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. The Godfather
3.The Godfather Part 2
4. Alien
5. Star Wars
6. Treasure of the Sierra Madre
7. Cool Hand Luke
8. Saving Private Ryan
9. Dr. Strangelove: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
10. Empire Strikes Back

Modifié par Varasin, 21 janvier 2010 - 01:44 .

[AshedMan]

It's hard to put these in order, however, the #1 slot is truly my favorite.

1. The Big Lebowski
(now in no certain order)
2. Empire Strikes Back
3. The Dark Knight
4. Reservoir Dogs
5. Pulp Fiction
6. LOTR: Return of the King
7. Dr. Strangelove
8. Aliens
9. The Royal Tenenbaums
10. Army of Darkness

Modifié par AshedMan, 21 janvier 2010 - 02:11 .

[Steel Moon]

In no particular order:

1. Lord of the Rings Trilogy (it's all one story so it counts as one movie as far as I'm concerned)
2. Labyrinth
3. The Last Unicorn
4. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
5. Rocky Horror Picture Show
6. Sleeping Beauty
7. Rebel Without a Cause
8. Singin' in the Rain
9. Empire Records
10. Pride & Prejudice (A&E miniseries)

Modifié par Steel Moon, 21 janvier 2010 - 03:03 .

[Archdemon Cthulhu]

Tryin to do it in order:



10.) Where the Wild Things Are

9.) Spiderman

8.)Aliens

7.)Serenity

6.)Raiders of the Lost Ark

5.)Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

4.) No Country for Old Men

3.) Empire Strikes Back

2.) Return of the Jedi

1.) Fight Club

[Skydiver8888]

no order. i love them all.

Shawshank Redemption
LOTR (all 3, extended DVD editions)
Field of Dreams
Pride and Prejudice (The BBC miniseries version with Colin Firth, not the sucky new one with that anorexic girl)
Serenity
The Dark Knight
The Birdcage
The Usual Suspects
The Mummy movies (guilty pleasure, yo)
Star Wars (episodes 4-6)

Modifié par Skydiver8888, 21 janvier 2010 - 06:01 .

[_Cynical]

No particular order.

LOTR Trilogy
Pulp Fiction
Full Metal Jacket
Gladiator
Boondock Saints
The Dark Knight
Memento
Office Space
Bourne Trilogy
Amadeus

Modifié par _Cynical, 21 janvier 2010 - 06:26 .

[Excorant]

1.) Conan the Barbarian



2.) Lord of the Rings - Return of The King



3.) Rambo - First Blood



4.) The Mummy Returns



5.) Commando



6.) Alien



7.) Terminator 2 - Judgement Day



8.) Star Wars episode 5 - Empire Strikes Back



9.) The 36th Chamber of Shaolin



10.) 8mm

[JKhristian]

In no particular order.

1. The Seventh Seal
2. The Lord of the Rings Triliogy
3. Blade Runner (new cut)
4. The Virgin Spring
5. Murnau's Faust
6. Un Chien Andalou
7. Lawrence of Arabia


too tired or would think up more..... need sleep.....

Modifié par JKhristian, 21 janvier 2010 - 11:42 .

[Lord Deshwitat]

Ok I will try to chose only 10 movies...



1- Boondock Saints (Totally love this movie)

2- Dogma (Can't stop giggling to this one)

3- LotR (Can it be a more perfect trilogy?)

4- American Outlaws (Grrr^^)

5- Gladiator (Mmmmm)

6- The Mummy (To funny)

7- Happy Feet (Yeah I know, a bit pancy but sooo cute^^)

8- Mouline Rouge (The music ROCKS)

9- Grease (You are the one that I want..Yeah)

10- Riddick (Awesome)

[Remmirath]

Couldn't quite pick an order, and there are more than ten, but this is sort of like it at least.

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension
Star Wars trilogy (original, obviously) 
Indiana Jones trilogy
Dr. Strangelove
Repo Man
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Stargate
Labyrinth
All the President's Men
Forbidden Planet

[Dr Metzger]

No particular order:

Citizen Toxie

Ichi the Killer

Versus

Battle Royale

Poultrygeist

Blazing Saddles

Special Needs

Evil Dead(I guess I'll say the trilogy)

Aliens

Predator



Not really a complete list but the 10 that came to mind.

[MerinTB]

Oh, I HATE making these lists.

Later on I'm going to kick myself for not including something.
And as it was, it killed me to cut Casablanca, A Night at the Opera and Dark City from this list...

Finally, at any given moment the order of these could well change.

• Hackers
• Rock & Rule
• Terminator 2
• Chasing Amy
• Maltese Falcon
• V for Vendetta
• Duck Soup
• Seven Samurai
• Zero Effect
• Heathers

Modifié par MerinTB, 22 janvier 2010 - 01:51 .

[Lasseda]

Oh fun - I like these kinds of lists It's so hard to narrow them down to ten though lol

These are in no particular order -
1: The Labyrinth
2: Willow
3: Legend
4: The Neverending Story
5: The Lord of the Rings Triliogy
6: Lost in Austen (Elliot Cowan - yummy!)
7: Avatar
8: Repo: The Genetic Opera
9: Predator
10: Dragonheart

[Dewnis]

1: Snatch



Enough said.

[MerinTB]

Top Ten Movies I'm (Happily) Surprised to See Anyone Else List -
(in order of most to least surprised)

• Repo: The Genetic Opera
• The Mummy
• Perfect Blue
• Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension
• The Last Unicorn
• Empire Records
• Forbidden Planet
• The Thing
• Singing in the Rain
• Metropolis

[Moodath]

10. Inglorious Basterds
9. Finding Nemo
8. LOTR: The Two Towers
7. Pirates of the Caribbean - Dead Man's Chest
6. LOTR - Return of the King
5. 40 Year Old Virgin
4. Pulp Fiction
3. Up
2. Wall - E
1. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Modifié par Moodath, 22 janvier 2010 - 09:03 .