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What are your 10 Favorite films?

#1

Just checking to see what everyone's into. Here is a list of my top 10 favorite movies and I've seen ALOT of films. I'm old.

 

 

1. The Perks of Being a Wallflower

2. Martyrs

3. Zootopia

4. 8MM

5. The Shawshank Redemption

6. Se7en

7. Up

8. Gone Baby Gone

9. In the Valley of Elah

10. Zodiac

 

 

 

As you can see, my taste is all over the place. I have horror, drama, animated, mysteries and thrillers. The only one I would really not recommend seeing is Martyrs. It is a French extreme horror film that is completely disturbing. It's a brilliant movie, but it stuck with me for months. I think I might have gotten a touch of PTSD after watching it. It's like nothing I've ever seen from an American film, so watch it at your own risk. If you can look passed the brutality, it's a masterpiece. 

 

I know some people will look at my top rated film and laugh, but there is something about that film that gets to me every time I watch it. I just think it's a great story with wonderful acting.


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(This post was last modified: 10-22-2016, 06:49 AM by The Real Marty.)

In no particular order, here is a list of 10 films I like: 

 

The Godfather

The Godfather II

Lawrence of Arabia

Dr. Strangelove

Casablanca

Ran

Seven Samurai

Unforgiven

Schindler's List

Ben Hur

 

As you can see, a pretty ordinary list. 

 

A couple of others that almost made the list:

 

The Lord of the Rings trilogy

Treasure of the Sierra Madre

Saving Private Ryan

Seven Days in May

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#3

In NPO..


Pulp Fiction

Rob Zombie's Halloween

The Apple Dumpling Gang

The Breakfast Club

Stephen King's IT

Tombstone

Jaws

Enemy at the Gates

The Exorcist

Disney's Gus
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#4

I can't rank them in any particular order, but these are my favorite ten in general. 

 

Braveheart

Gladiator

The Dark Knight 

A River Runs Through It

A Knight's Tale

Ten Things I Hate About You

Training Day

Interstellar

Mystic River

Green Mile 


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#5

Quote:In NPO..


Pulp Fiction

Rob Zombie's Halloween
The Apple Dumpling Gang

The Breakfast Club

Stephen King's IT

Tombstone

Jaws

Enemy at the Gates

The Exorcist

Disney's Gus
 

 

I remember watching the Apple Dumpling Gang in the theater when I was like 4 or 5 years old. I haven't thought of that film in ages. I loved Tim Conway and Don Knotts.  Smile

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#6

Armageddon (don't judge me)

Die hard with a vengeance

Braveheart

Training day

Star Trek (the 1st new one)

Old school

Lethal Weapons 4

Patriot

Dark knight

Star wars new hope
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Quote:Armageddon (don't judge me)

Die hard with a vengeance

Braveheart

Training day

Star Trek (the 1st new one)

Old school

Lethal Weapons 4

Patriot

Dark knight

Star wars new hope
 

 

No judgement on Armegeddon. Everyone has a guilty pleasure. Smile While Lethal Weapon 4 may not be my favorite movie of that series, I believe it's among the top 3 franchise of all time. I love them. The chemistry between Mel Gibson and Danny Glover was fantastic. I was lucky enough to meet Danny Glover once. He's a lot taller than I expected and he's a super nice guy. 

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#8

1 The Prestige

2 Saving Private Ryan

3 Fight Club

4 Shaw-shank Redemption

5 Empire Strikes Back

6 Cinderella Man

7 Guardians of the Galaxy

8 The Dark Knight (should have been called the Joker)

9 Pulp Fiction

10 American Beauty 


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#9

Quote:No judgement on Armegeddon. Everyone has a guilty pleasure. Smile While Lethal Weapon 4 may not be my favorite movie of that series, I believe it's among the top 3 franchise of all time. I love them. The chemistry between Mel Gibson and Danny Glover was fantastic. I was lucky enough to meet Danny Glover once. He's a lot taller than I expected and he's a super nice guy. 

Lethel weapon 4 is the one with Jet Li and my favorite of the series.  

 

Quote:I can't rank them in any particular order, but these are my favorite ten in general. 

 

Braveheart

Gladiator

The Dark Knight 

A River Runs Through It

A Knight's Tale

Ten Things I Hate About You

Training Day

Interstellar

Mystic River

Green Mile 
 

Came pretty close to adding these 2 to my list

 

Quote:In NPO..


Pulp Fiction

Rob Zombie's Halloween

The Apple Dumpling Gang

The Breakfast Club

Stephen King's IT

Tombstone

Jaws
Enemy at the Gates

The Exorcist

Disney's Gus

Thats a really good movie its in my top 20 but not top ten

 

Quote:In no particular order, here is a list of 10 films I like: 

 

The Godfather

The Godfather II

Lawrence of Arabia

Dr. Strangelove

Casablanca

Ran

Seven Samurai

Unforgiven

Schindler's List

Ben Hur

 

As you can see, a pretty ordinary list. 

 

A couple of others that almost made the list:

 

The Lord of the Rings trilogy

Treasure of the Sierra Madre

Saving Private Ryan

Seven Days in May

I never truly loved those movies but it is probably the best character development of any movies ever.

 

Quote:Just checking to see what everyone's into. Here is a list of my top 10 favorite movies and I've seen ALOT of films. I'm old.

 

 

1. The Perks of Being a Wallflower

2. Martyrs

3. Zootopia

4. 8MM

5. The Shawshank Redemption

6. Se7en

7. Up

8. Gone Baby Gone

9. In the Valley of Elah

10. Zodiac

 

 

 

As you can see, my taste is all over the place. I have horror, drama, animated, mysteries and thrillers. The only one I would really not recommend seeing is Martyrs. It is a French extreme horror film that is completely disturbing. It's a brilliant movie, but it stuck with me for months. I think I might have gotten a touch of PTSD after watching it. It's like nothing I've ever seen from an American film, so watch it at your own risk. If you can look passed the brutality, it's a masterpiece. 

 

I know some people will look at my top rated film and laugh, but there is something about that film that gets to me every time I watch it. I just think it's a great story with wonderful acting.

Up is a masterpiece and in my top 20, not the top ten though

 

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#10

The Shawshank Redemption

Schindler's List

Fight Club

That Thing You Do

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

Forrest Gump

Oh Brother Where Art Thou

American Beauty

Good Will Hunting

The Empire Strikes Back

 

I have 2 films in mine that I can pretty much guarantee just about everyone else doesn't.  Ha ha.

“It is the job of thinking people not to be on the side of the executioners.”
― Albert Camus
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#11

Quote:The Shawshank Redemption

Schindler's List

Fight Club

That Thing You Do

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

Forrest Gump

Oh Brother Where Art Thou

American Beauty

Good Will Hunting

The Empire Strikes Back

 

I have 2 films in mine that I can pretty much guarantee just about everyone else doesn't.  Ha ha.

I was really surprised how much I liked that movie.

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#12

Quote:I was really surprised how much I liked that movie.


My wife and I both loved it. It just struck a chord with us. You're the first person besides the 2 of us I have heard say that they liked it!
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#13

Quote:My wife and I both loved it. It just struck a chord with us. You're the first person besides the 2 of us I have heard say that they liked it!

cinematography is beautiful, story is a bit cheesy but well done.  The thing that really wins it for me is the very end when he has the line about the life magazine motto.

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#14

1) Casablanca

2) The Maltese Falcon

3) Mad Max (The original)

4) We Were Soldiers

5) Back to The Future III

6) Leathal Weapon 3

7) Yellow Submarine

8) Alice in Wonderland (Try Watching it High)

9)The Patriot

10) X-FIles Fight The Future


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#15

1) Fear and loathing

2) Donnie Darko

3) The Matrix

4) Fight Club

5) Kevin and Perry go large

6) Its all gone Pete Tong

7) Moonraker

8) Fellowship of the ring

9) Return of the Jedi

10) Inside I'm dancing. (Highly recommend)
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#16

Quote:1) Fear and loathing

2) Donnie Darko

3) The Matrix

4) Fight Club

5) Kevin and Perry go large

6) Its all gone Pete Tong

7) Moonraker

8) Fellowship of the ring

9) Return of the Jedi
10) Inside I'm dancing. (Highly recommend)
 

 

I've seen "Inside I'm Dancing", but I know it by an alternate title, Rory O'Shea Was Here. It's a fantastic film. It's definitely in my top 100. 

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#17

A Bronx Tale

Casino

The Shawshank Redemption

Original Halloween

Full Metal Jacket

Rudy

Major League

The Natural

Jaws

The karate kid
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#18

1. The Big Lebowski

2. The Talented Mr Ripley

3. Tombstone

4. Legends of the Fall

5. Magnolia

6. Casino

7. Bakara

8. Shipwrecked

9. Apocalypse now

10. Days of thunder/ talledega nights
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#19

Dawn Of The Dead (original)

Seven

Falling Down

Full Metal Jacket

The Shining

A Clockwork Orange

Fight Club

The Usual Suspects

Heat

Good Fellas
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#20

Back To The Future

Catch Me If You Can

Training Day

The Da Vinci Code

Good Will Hunting

Pulp Fiction

Harry Potter (series)

Coach Carter

Remember The Titans

Fight Club


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