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Your top ten movies of all time
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In no particular order:
Gone With the Wind The Quiet Man My Cousin Vinny Clueless Say Anything Pretty in Pink Sound of Music The Long, Long Trailer Sixteen Candles Lucas Honorable Mention: The Breakfast Club Valley Girls In the Name of the Father Uncle Buck The Outsiders |
Just ten? Ok, here goes:
1) Platoon 2) The Godfather II 3) The Godfather 4) The Untouchables 5) The Natural 6) Glengarry Glen Ross 7) Goodfellas 8) Shawshank Redemption 9) Pulp Fiction 10) Reservoir Dogs |
KSigKid, do you suffer from depression?
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Shawshank Redemption American Psycho Crash Saving Private Ryan Fandango Risky Business Animal House Top Gun Back to the Future I II II Giant The Godgather Goodfellas Casino The Untouchables The Program Major League The Natural Cobb |
Shawshank
Field of Dreams Friday Night Lights TOMBSTONE Days of Thunder Almost Famous Saving Private Ryan Blackhawk Down The Pelican Brief Dazed and Confused |
no particular order:
1) The Three Musketeers (the one with Keifer Sutherland) 2) Clueless 3) The Pelican Brief 4) When A Man Loves A Woman 5) Crash 6) If Only (favorite tv movie) 7) Mystic River 8) 10 Things I Hate About You 9) Seven 10) O Brother Where Art Thou |
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Irishpipes, just a little useless info, my grandfather's friend and classmate wrote "The Quiet Man" and some other movies. |
My favorite ten movies, in no order ... (it's an eclectic assortment):
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Fight Club Spirited Away Mononoke Hime Remember the Titans Run Lola Run Bamboozled Hero Grave of the Fireflies Hotel Rwanda Some fun movies that are almost on the list: Dogma, Saved, School Daze, Mean Girls, Shrek II ... I luv movies :D |
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To be fair, I'd put Mallrats, Animal House, and Spies Like Us towards the top of my list if it were extended. They just don't make the top ten. |
Reds
Slap Shot Steel Magnolias Shining Through Love, Actually Dr. Zhivago To Kill A Mockingbird Cool Runnings A Hard Day's Night The Sound of Music Honorable Mentions/Runners-Up: Gone With The Wind The Full Monty Fiddler On The Roof Animal House Rain Man |
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Fantastic movie, though - if you look at them in depth, both Dr. Zhivago and Reds show the dichotomy of the Russian Revolution. BTW, I forgot to mention anything by John Hughes (ie, Sixteen Candles). |
In no order:
The American President Gone With the Wind Dirty Dancing Dazed and Confused Wizard of Oz Tootsie The Sound of Music Sense and Sensibility Walk the Line Pretty Woman |
Wet Hot American Summer
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Goodbye Lenin Mallrats SLC Punk Can't Hardly Wait Love Actually Fight Club Crash The Village |
In No Particular Order:
1. The Big Chill 2. Roman Holiday 3. Breakfast at Tiffany's 4. Finding Nemo 5. Fame 6. Dirty Dancing 7. Stand By Me 8. Garden State 9. The Breakfast Club 10. Mary Poppins Although it doesn't make my Top 10, the scene from "Say Anything" where John Cusack holds up the boombox that's playing Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes" is my most favorite movie scene ever. |
The Phantom of the Opera
RENT Dazed & Confused Ever After Coyote Ugly Monty Python & The Holy Grail 10 Things I Hate About You The Prince & Me Shrek Schindler's List (but I have to be in the mood, it's too heavy to just grab off the shelf & watch) |
Good Will Hunting is my absolute favorite of all time. Everything else was just a blur.
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Movies are one of my favorite things!!!!
Gone with the Wind Mean Girls Pretty Woman Rent Animal House Sound of Music Pride and Predjudice Clueless The Notebook Old School And my two ALL time favorites that I can watch over and over again are.... ZOOLANDER SHAG <-- an all time Southern Classic |
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Now Southie, on the other hand, is a place that is truly scary.... |
You Can't Take It With You
The Blues Brothers Stage Door 200 Cigarettes Steel Magnolias Brian's Song Walk The Line Say Anything The Women Miracle |
Shattered Glass
Gone with the Wind Life as a House St. Elmos Fire A Time to Kill Steel Magnolias Twister 50 First Dates Fast Times at Ridgemont High Grease |
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1) Scarface 2) The Color Purple 3) Love & Basketball 4) Love Jones 5) Planet of the Apes (original) 6) Malcolm X |
The Bourne Identity / The Bourne Supremacy
Love Actually Top Gun You've Got Mail Monty Python and the Holy Grail (we quote it at work incessantly) Any Star Wars movie A Knight's Tale Emma Ocean's Eleven / Ocean's Twelve Any Austin Powers movie Hard to narrow down, and I'm sure I'll think of others! But these are movies I'll switch the channel to watch! |
"The masses have no taste."
-Rudey |
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I'd love to see your list. |
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- KSigKid -- You can call me Cultured with a capital C |
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Cinema Paradiso Hoosiers Stripes Ran The Deer Hunter Donnie Darko Rushmore Harold and Maude Adaptation Hable con ella (Talk to Her) I would also consider adding American Psycho as a wildcard pick and the Paris Hilton tape for good measure. -Rudey |
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Rudey is top-tier.
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-Rudey |
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Keep in mind that only Academy nominated flims are top tier.
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Awful sock puppet - people should apply for a license for these things. Also, Rudey - although I dig them both, I'd probably put Eternal Sunshine in front of Adaptation, even though it's been labeled 'romantic comedy' . . . while both are brilliantly written, I think I got more out of the actual film. |
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Eternal Sunshine was his attempt at appealing to a more commercial audience. It was a good film, but nothing amazing. I either like movies that are extremely simple and light or brutally dark. My psychiatrist is worried by this. -Rudey |
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