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How could you not like that movie it was great. I don't know why Eddie Furlong didn't do more movies. Or bigger ones at least. DRC and American History X are 2 excellent movies, and yeah T2
1. Taxi Driver
2. Forrest Gump
3. A Clockwork Orange
4. Roman Holiday
5. Ordinary People
6. IV, V, VI Star Wars Trilogy (safe pick... but I liked Return of the Jedi the best)
7. Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain (Amélie for short)
8. Rushmore
9. About a Boy
10. A Hard Day's Night
Last edited by SpursDork; 06-14-2005 at 02:58 AM.
How could you not like that movie it was great. I don't know why Eddie Furlong didn't do more movies. Or bigger ones at least. DRC and American History X are 2 excellent movies, and yeah T2
why were these on my list?
In no order
Casino
Heat
Gone in 60 Seconds
Vacation (all of them, but especially the first one).
Hoosiers
Labyrinth
fast and Furious
Scarface
American History X
Good Fellas
You like the first one more then Christmas Vacation? That's a toss up for me.
Wally World started it all, I love the part where he just flips out in both movies.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=2GQSwMCHJ...related&search= BEST CLARK EVER.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=CGlYoxW0_0Y
The Ruling Class
The Stunt Man
Animal Crackers
Alien
Fargo
Cape Fear {the original}
Lone Star
The Wild Bunch
Bringing Up Baby
Fistful of Dollars
Romeo Is Bleeding
Just about anything with Peter O'Toole, the Marx Brothers, Katharine Hepburn, Robert Mitchum, Constance Bennett, Jimmy Stewart or Lee Remick
True Romance
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
Pulp Fiction
Red Beard
Ikiru
Taxi Driver
Sunset Boulevard
Born on the 4th of July
The Player
Trainspotting
Glory
Memento
Trainspotting
Solaris (original Tarkovsky version)
Malcolm X
Army Of Darkness
Orlando
Impossible Mission
Amelie
Happy, Texas
Wow, "Bringing Up Baby", is my all time favorite! Cary Grant is just the most beautiful thing! Have you ever seen "Su ion"? He's WONDERFUL in that too
ikiru and amelie are choice. seconds is also a great movie.
Lots of good choices on these lists. I've got a solid top 5, and about 1000 films fighting it out for the other spots.
1. New York, New York
2. Down By Law
3. A Streetcar Named Desire
4. Dead Man
5. Pulp Fiction
In no particular order, and just top five.
1. The Exorcism of Emily Rose
2. The Sandlot
3. Looking for Alibrandi (1Parker1! I still haven't had a chance to see the YouTube version!)
4. Sabrina
5. The Breakfast Club
oh god this is hard.
in mo particular order
the usual suspects
sar trek 2 the wrath of kahn
the breakfast club
legend
monty python and the holy grail
the goonies
terminator 2
the princes bride
amalie
run lola run
Life is Beautiful
Amores Perros
Assassins
European Vacation
American Psycho
Office Space
The Rock
Dumb and Dumber
Jaws: The Revenge
The Fan
All of these movies I can watch over and over, except for Life is Beautiful, cuz it's too damn depressing.
There are so many greats! In no particular order--
Arcenic and Old Lace
The Philadelphia Story (from 1947)
Bringing up Baby
Shawshank Redemption
King Rat
The Color Purple
Fiddler on the Roof
Star Wars
Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?
It's A Wonderful Life
African Queen
Some other great oldies but goodies.
Best Years of Our Lives
Lifeboat
Bells of St. Marys
Ninotchka
Maltese Falcon
Rebecca
Strangers on a Train
Wuthering Heights (Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon)
Halloween
Suspiria
Thriller:A Cruel Picture
Cannibal Holocaust
Mullholland Dr.
Wild At Heart
Brazil
Delicatessen
Pink Flamingos
8 1/2
lots of others....
10. A Few Good Men - Best film of the 1990's IMO
9. Noises Off - Great concept, superb direction and coreography, great ensemble cast, absolutely hysterical
8. Daytrippers - One of the precious gems of independent film. The best "slice of life" film I've ever seen, though it still manages to keep a story moving forward
7. Sneakers - Fantastic ensemble piece; intriguing, with many twists
6. Fargo - Tremendous characters and dialogue
5. Adaptation - This is a well-rounded and highly original film
4. Office Space - One of the greatest comedies ever
3. Reservoir Dogs - Great dialogue and unsurpassed cinematic tension
2. Hannah And Her Sisters/Crimes And Misdemeanors - I could have like seven Woody Allen pics on my list; these two are my favorite, but I couldn't pick one over the other
1. Star Wars - Always and forever my #1
Ooohh, I love "Rebecca" too! Anyone into "Christmas in Connecticut" with Barbara Stanwyck? She is ADORABLE in that.
Angel heart
star wars
terminator
desperado
heat
die hard
memento
true romance
matrix
menace II society
Not sure if this is top ten but some of my favorite
Oh just thought of
Friday and Princess Bride since none of these others are comedys
nice list except i have no idea what amalie is
1. rushmore
2. magnolia
3. taxi driver
4. oldboy
5. the departed
6. the squid & the whale
7. 28 days later
8. boogie nights
9. half nelson
10. eternal sunshine
1. Goodfellas
2. City of God
3. The Godfather
4. Pulp Fiction
5. La Femme Nikita
rent amelie, it's from the director of city of lost children.
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