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Rhosfelt

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Hey guys I searched the form and couldn't find this thread and being at college I get really bored because pfft who needs to study for finals..

Anyways the Family Video is really cheap around here, and I figured this would be a good way to pick up Titles. So post your top five movies :)

  1. Donnie Darko
  2. A Clockwork Orange
  3. Pulp Ficiton
  4. Reservoir Dogs
  5. Ocean's 13

Of course then followed by the other Ocean's movies :)
 
1) Mean Girls- best movie ever
2) Superstar- stupid but its funny and I never get tired of watching it
3) Pan's Labyrinth - just a great all around movie
4) Talladega Nights - One of my favorite movies, just throwing it in
5) It's a Wonderful Life - a classic

(I know kinda random)
 
  1. Bombon El Perro
  2. Kikujiro no natsu
  3. Princess Mononoke
  4. Metropolis
  5. Zoolander - just to bring down the tone somewhat
 
1. Pulp Fiction
2. FLCL
3. Fight Club
4. Dogma
5. Boondock Saints
5. The Last Samurai*

* = would be an easy 2 or 3 - if it didn't have Tom Cruise in it.
 
My most watched and most enjoyed films would probably be;

- Donnie Darko
- Quadrophenia
- Land Before Time (Still magical to me)
- Howls Moving Castle
- Borat (probably seen it about 4 times now)
 
1. The Departed

Other good ones:
Boondock Saints
Shawshank Redemption
Crash
Casino Royale
 
Oooh...this is hard. There have been so many good ones over the years. :eek:

If I had to choose five, I'd probably go with:

Jurassic Park (first one only)
Sleepy Hollow ('99 by Tim Burton)
Big Daddy
Kill Bill
Hot Fuzz

EDIT: 5th movie chosen
The fifth spot I simply can't decide. It's going to be between several movies:

12 Angry Men, Rat Race, one of the first 3 Star Wars movies, Jumanji, Scream (first one), ET, Breakfast Club, Unbreakable, and Legally Blonde (I know, total B-movie/chick flick, but I'm justifying it by saying that Reese Witherspoon is talented and there is some good iBook footage in there! :p).

EDIT: Forgot about Indiana Jones!

I also liked Air Force One, Erin Brockovich, even if it was based on a true story. :p
 
Have you seen Spirited Away or Princess Mononoke. Well worth checking out. Porco Rosso is neither here nor there.

Spirited Away is awesome. I wish I could have watched that when I was little.

There are some tripped-out parts in that - but its weirdness pales next to "Cat Soup" - wish I could find that one on DVD.
 
I really do like a lot of movies, especially comedies but those are my top five that I could watch whenever..

(kill bills, crash, anchorman, herald and kurmar, liar liar, benchwarmers) I am liking all of the responses and can't wait to check out some of these films.
 
Too hard to think of a top five but here's some from my collection:
-Wet Hot American Summer
-Yellow Submarine
-Clerks
-Sex, Lies, and Videotape
-Igby Goes Down
-Chasing Amy
-The Brave Little Toaster (yeah, I own it)
-Miracle
-Dead Poet's Society

And two not for the faint of heart / children / etc. Proceed with caution:
-The Dreamers
-Crash (not the recent one...the tagline on the front of the box says "...sex and car crashes"; adapted from the book by jg ballard)
 
Have you seen Spirited Away or Princess Mononoke. Well worth checking out. Porco Rosso is neither here nor there.

Yup! I was running through the list of Ghibli films in my head trying to pick one :) they're all fantastic. Totoro was the first anime I ever saw, we missed the final showing on Sky Movies and I thought I'd never see it again :eek: going back about 12 or so years here.

I've got a sneaking suspicion I'll be getting another Ghibli film or 2 this Christmas.
 
Blazing Saddles
Breakfast Club
Taxi Driver
Waiting
A Christmas Story (Well, because it's holiday season)
 
1. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
2. Remember the Titans
3. Saving Private Ryan
4. Sum of All Fears
5. Crash

There are definitely more, will add them as I remember.
 
i would say its one of the best movies of the decade so far.

Definitely makes you think what really is important. It was hard to watch, but it makes a very good point.

I don't know if I have a ultimate top 5 list. I tend to have favorite movies in each genre... but here are some of my favorites overall

1. Maverick (I don't know why I like it so much. It's a very silly movie in almost every aspect)
2. The Bourne Ultimatum
3. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
4. The World's Fastest Indian
5. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
 
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