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All Time
Fight Club
Happiness
L.I.E.
Labyrinth
Requiem for a dream
Sleepers
Once that I saw recently and liked:
Velvet Goldmine
Basquiet
Transamerica
i like tombstone, but it gets serious points off for the terrible horse chase scene, i always fast forward past that. the director's cut has a lot more fight scenes, thumbs up for that.
All Time
Fight Club
Happiness
L.I.E.
Labyrinth
Requiem for a dream
Sleepers
Once that I saw recently and liked:
Velvet Goldmine
Basquiet
Transamerica
Goodfellas is #1 for sure
Shawshank Redemption
Casino
A Clockwork Orange
Sin City
Breakfast Club
Spider-man 2
Favourite childhood movie:
Willy Wonka
cool runnings
a knights tale
any given sunday
wale rider
one'ce were warriors
collateral damage
rush hours 1 & 2
shanghai noon
wedding crashers
saw ( i havent seen saw 2 yet )
old school
coach carter
swat
The Breakfast Club
Lost in Translation
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Memento
Fight Club
Labryinth
Stand by Me
amorres perros
city of god
goodfellas
those are some -yr-pants good ones.
wow. pretty stellar list. all excellent movies. holy , it feels weird agreeing with pussyface. solid list though.
that one plus 'y tu mama tambien' top my list
Face Off
Anchorman
Goodfellas
Casino
Field Of Dreams (just watched it)
Dazed and Confused
Cannibal Holocaust, Suspiria
The Toxic Avenger, Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Terror Firmer, Halloween
Pink Flamingos, Au Hasard Balthazar
Blue Velvet, Dune
Labyrinth, Videodrome
Delicatessen, Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders
Very hard to pick only a few...
Sin City was a great movie. I saw it soon after it came out and can remember most of it so it had an impact.
Keda, you lost me at Face Off. Please tell me you thought this was the "What is the Gayest Movie Ever Made" thread. I'm begging you.
City of God, good pick, I forgot that one.
Not Mentioned Yet:
Glory
The Right Stuff
2001: A Space Odyssey
Full Metal Jacket
Once Upon A Time in America
Once Upon A Time in the West
The Man Who Would Be King
Do the Right Thing
Already Mentioned:
Shawshank Redemption
GoodFellas
Godfathers I/II
Seven Samurai
Citizen Kane
City of God
Glory & Do The Right Thing, how could I forget those.
How did not one person mention Matrix 1.
Absolutely brilliant movie The Matrix was.
i sooo mentioned once upon a time in the west already. and phil, some are not as fond of the matrix - i fell asleep in it in the theatre.
Shawshank Redemption is a classic
that is probably my favorite movie of all time
Im a big Nick Cage fan, and I like Travolta, and John Woo aint too bad either!
- Drama -
Dead Poets Society: No one flim has had more of an impact on me. Great writing, great twist, great message. Forever I shall sound my barbaric YAWP from the rooftops of this world.
Memphis Belle: Saw it with my grandfather, a decorated WWII veteran who both flew on and worked on the bombers, a mere three weeks before he passed. Saw it at the Cine Capri in Scottsdale while it was still up. Was once the largest screen in the West. One of my fondest memories.
Hoosiers, The Natural, Rudy and Rocky: Four sports movies I could never live without. Still get chills at the end of each.
- Action -
The Bourne Series: Loved the first, liked the second very much, but love aspects of it. Great car chase scenes. Great fight scenes. Great twists. That and I have a thing for Lola
Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, True Grit, Tombstone: Each western is entertaining from beginning to end. Great quips in each.
Fight Club: Not since Tombstone did one film have so many great oneliners. Great acting, with everything a mna would want in a film.
Fear: This movie was one of the first movies I saw over 100 times. May have been the first. Loved Reese and Allysa and thought Wahlberg was a god in the film. Everything I wished I was. Damn I wanted to be a criminally insane heartbreaker who gets crushed on goes on a stalking/killing rampage... btw, any ladies reading this, my number is 555-3467... call me
- Comedy -
Spaceballs, SuperTroopers, Billy Madison: Supremely clever and flawless in delivery.
Animal Crackers, Duck Soup, The Tramp, Dr. Strangelove...: The Marx Brothers films are always fun. Crackers and Soup just are that much better. As good as any comedy I've ever seen. The Tramp was great fun. Dr. Strangelove has as many memorable scenes as big laughs and both are abundant.
Austin Powers movies, Gone in 60 Seconds, Chevy Chase Vacation movies, Heat, Casino, Goodfellas, Scarface, Labyrinth, Fast and Furious, Menace II Society and Full Metal Jacket just to name a few.
"Anchorman" & the followup sequel-type-thingy to it "Wake Up Ron Burgundy"
Goodfellas
Beautiful Girls
The Godfather
Arlington Road
Wild Things
Training Day
A Bronx Tale
Carlito's Way
Heat
The Big Lebowski
Tombstone
Caddyshack
Anchorman
Fight Club
Ocean's Eleven
The Sting
There's Something About Mary
Goodfellas
Casino
and oh so many more...
Gallipoli-an old Mel Gibson movie
Green Mile
Coming to America and Animal House-for laughs.
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