[CFK]

Apocalypse Now Chinatown The Manchurian Candidate (original) On the Waterfront Seven Samurai Schindler's List Tree of Life Taxi Driver Amores Perros City of God

Awesome list. Amorres Perros is truly an overlooked masterpiece.

[revolverjgw]

Anybody else here have a 4chan 3x3 ready for these occasions? Cuz I do

(Add The Terminator to round out the 10)

[zerotol]

Here's my list of favorite cheesy movies:

Road House
Point Break
Thrashin
BMX Bandits
Rad!
Bad Taste
Ice Pirates
Gleaming The Cube

[Devolution]

Awesome list. Amorres Perros is truly an overlooked masterpiece.

I tried to round it out lol. Still a bunch I managed to miss but saw in the other lists which is cool. I might switch one out for Royal Tenenbaums since the list is so serious.

[harSon]

Awesome list. Amorres Perros is truly an overlooked masterpiece.

The middle story completely killed that movie for me. If I heard that woman scream for Richie one more time with her godawful shrill of a voice, I was going to have to commit myself to a mental ward. I didn't give a fuck about her or the damned dog.

The 1st and 2nd stories it was intertwined with were top notch though.

[Tedesco!]

Jaws
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Empire Strikes Back
Alien
Aliens
Glengarry Glen Ross
Heat
Iron Giant
Dawn of the Dead ('78)
Swimming With Sharks

[Dragonzord]

Slap Shot is the best sports movie of all time do forreal

fuck the ducks

[rapid32.5]

Terminator 2
Swimming with Sharks
American Psycho
Gladiator
Predator
The Ring
Aliens
Bloodsport
The Mask
Scarface
Hard Candy

[Dr.Acula]

Honorable Mention - Christine 10 - The Fog 09 - Dark Star 08 - Prince of Darkness 07 - Halloween 06 - They Live 05 - Starman 04 - Escape From New York 03 - Big Trouble in Little China 02 - Assault on Precinct 13 01 - The Thing FnordChan

You make a top-11 list of JC films and you can't find room for In the Mouth of Madness?

[CFK]

I tried to round it out lol. Still a bunch I managed to miss but saw in the other lists which is cool. I might switch one out for Royal Tenenbaums since the list is so serious.

I know the feel. I was wondering whether to remove A Separation. And I did feel my list was too serious *sigh*

[FnordChan]

You make a top-11 list of JC films and you can't find room for In the Mouth of Madness?

I am ashamed to say that I haven't seen In the Mouth of Madness yet. I know, I can't believe it, either!

FnordChan, deficient and without any good excuse whatsoever

[ViewtifulJC]

I feel like these threads should always contain two lists: The greatest movies of all time; ie. movies that are narratively, thematically, visually and auditorily sound, with great performances to boot. And... Films that you personally found the most enjoyment from. While there is sometimes overlap between the two, generally the latter is filled with mainstream films, cult classics, guilty pleasures, etc that would not generally make the former.

Yeah, I think everybody has trouble with that kinda of thing. I mean, I fuckin' LOVE Anchorman, for example. There's not a minute of that film that doesn't contain something I don't find hilarious in some form or fashion. But would I put on a list of Greatest Films I've Ever Seen? Probably not. But I'll tell you what, I've rewatched that movie probably more then all of them.

[Dr.Acula]

I am ashamed to say that I haven't seen In the Mouth of Madness yet. I know, I can't believe it, either! FnordChan, deficient and without any good excuse whatsoever

Oh man, you're in for a treat, it'll crack your top-5 for real!

[Izick]

In no particular order:

-Goodfellas
-Godfather
-Star Wars Trilogy
-Indiana Jones Trilogy
-Citizen Kane
-The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
-Pulp Fiction
-Austin Powers trilogy (I know, I know, but I never laugh as much with any other movie)
-Rocky
-Dark Knight

I'm forgetting some that should be on there, I know it. Have a shitty memory.

[Kettch]

Star Wars
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Die Hard
The Empire Strikes Back
Ghostbusters
Back to the Future
Kung Fu Hustle
Braveheart
The Professional
The Fifth Element

You can tell I grew up in the 80s.

[CFK]

Favorite nostalgia based movies

Who Framed Roger Rabbit
A Perfect World
E.T
Jumanji
Star Wars (I refuse to name it A New Hope :P)
Joe vs the Volcano
Almost Famous
Naked Gun
Ghostbusters
Indiana Jones (Raiders)*

*Changed because I had forgotten it.

[Kusagari]

No Order:

12 Angry Men
The Seven Samurai
Oldboy
Wall-E
No County For Old Men
Pulp Fiction
A Clockwork Orange
Fight Club
Grave of the Fireflies
Goodfellas

[Rygar 8 Bit]

only 1 so far for mad max although thats not the greatest one no one has listed road warrior 1 or 2 yet :_(

[Leeness]

All of mine are silly and fun mostly. ._.

Beauty and the Beast
Princess Bride
Titanic
Stage Beauty
Kiki's Delivery Service
Lord of the Rings (cheating, whole trilogy)
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Gone With the Wind
Anchorman (it's my favourite funny stupid movie ever)
Sound of Music

Adding more, there would be a lot of Disney films, a lot of other animated films, things like King's Speech, the Artist, other older films, Star Wars, Fifth Element, Nolan's Batman trilogy. I don't even know if that list would be my top ten... just ten movies that came to mind. And Beauty and the Beast and Princess Bride are always, always there.

[not psycho]

1. Princess Mononoke
2. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
3. The Princess Bride
4. Spirited Away
5. Pulp Fiction
6. O Brother, Where Art Thou?
7. The Fifth Element
8. Pierrot le Fou
9. Seven Samurai
10. Leon: The Professional

Plus the ones I'm forgetting, but that goes for everyone.

Sound of Music

Nice pick, I forgot that. Mary Poppins also.

[WeaponJohnnyX]

At this current moment in time I would say...

Clerks 2
Moon
Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
Sean Of The Dead
Constantine
The Machinist
Jurassic Park
Toy Story 3
American History X
Rush Hour 2

[CFK]

All of mine are silly and fun mostly. ._. Beauty and the Beast Princess Bride Titanic Stage Beauty Kiki's Delivery Service Lord of the Rings (cheating, whole trilogy) Raiders of the Lost Ark Gone With the Wind Anchorman Sound of Music Adding more, there would be a lot of Disney films, a lot of other animated films, things like King's Speech, the Artist, other older films, Star Wars, Fifth Element, Nolan's Batman trilogy. I don't even know if that list would be my top ten... just ten movies that came to mind. And Beauty and the Beast and Princess Bride are always, always there.

Really? I haven't met many people that like it these days. Very interesting choice.

[Steamlord]

In no particular order:

Lost in Translation
Rushmore
Metropolis
Shaun of the Dead
2001: A Space Odyssey
Anchorman
Alien
Repulsion
The Big Lebowski
Eraserhead

...I guess.

[Leeness]

Really? I haven't met many people that like it these days. Very interesting choice.

I actually just watched it for the first time a while ago, and I just really enjoyed it. I don't even know why, because it's so overwrought haha. BUT WHERE WILL I GO? WHATEVER SHALL I DO?!

Omg, looking at my shelf of stuff more, and Peter Pan (2005) and Secret Garden. How could I forget you two.. :(

[Fiction]

Most of mine would be nostalgia based more than anything, so it will likely make no sense to anyone else:

The Crow
Plunkett & Macleane
The Princess Bride
Desperado
Serenity
Empire Records
Mallrats
Snatch
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
and erm...I guess the Avengers?


I suck at movies.

[CFK]

10. Fargo 9. Dawn of the Dead (1970's) 8. Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind 7. Monty Python's Life of Brian 6. A Clockwork Orange 5. The Empire Strikes Back 4. Amélie 3. 12 Angry Men 2. Once Upon a Time in the West 1. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

;)


12 Angry Men (original) is also one of my favorites.

[Fantomex]

Empire Strikes Back
The Seventh Seal
The Godfather 2
Children of Men
Seven Samurai
The Lion King
Rear Window
Tombstone
Kill Bill
UP


I know some of these might not be "films", but I can watch these over and over.

[CFK]

Empire Strikes Back The Seventh Seal The Godfather 2 Children of Men Seven Samurai The Lion King Rear Window Tombstone Kill Bill UP I know some of these might not be "films", but I can watch these over and over.

What do you mean my friend? All of those are films ;)

Glad to see you included Bergman I love the guy.

Nothing's changed for me since last year's thread: A Woman Under the Influence (John Cassavetes, 1974) Winter Light (Ingmar Bergman, 1962) All About Eve (Joseph Mankiewicz, 1950) The Red Shoes (Powell & Pressburger, 1948) Paper Moon (Peter Bogdanovich, 1973) Happy Together (Wong Kar-wai, 1997) Mulholland Drive (David Lynch, 2001) Paris, Texas (Wim Wenders, 1984) Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid (Sam Peckinpah, 1973) Birth (Jonathan Glazer, 2004) The next ten would've been the Flower of My Secret, Babe: Pig in the City, the Face of Another, Au Hasard Balthazar, Dead Ringers, Hud, Schizopolis, the Conformist, the Scent of Green Papaya, and Shadow of a Doubt.

I love your list and the other mentions. Nice to see love for All About Eve.

[Cosmic Bus]

Nothing's changed for me since last year's thread:

A Woman Under the Influence (John Cassavetes, 1974)
Winter Light (Ingmar Bergman, 1962)
All About Eve (Joseph Mankiewicz, 1950)
The Red Shoes (Powell & Pressburger, 1948)
Paper Moon (Peter Bogdanovich, 1973)
Happy Together (Wong Kar-wai, 1997)
Mulholland Drive (David Lynch, 2001)
Paris, Texas (Wim Wenders, 1984)
Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid (Sam Peckinpah, 1973)
Birth (Jonathan Glazer, 2004)


The next ten would've been the Flower of My Secret, Babe: Pig in the City, the Face of Another, Au Hasard Balthazar, Dead Ringers, Hud, Schizopolis, the Conformist, the Scent of Green Papaya, and Shadow of a Doubt.

[Fantomex]

What do you mean my friend? All of those are films. Glad to see you included Bergman I love the guy.

I think sometimes consider Schindlers List a "film" but "Transformers" a movie. Kinda like one is for smart people and the other is just mindless teen action :)

Bergman made such an impact on me. No CG, No death defying stunts, just crazy visuals, great dialogue and amazing themes.

[MartyIceNguyen]

In no particular order:

Zodiac
The Dark Knight
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
The Social Network
Into the Wild
The Departed
Black Hawk Down
The Town
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Hot Fuzz

[CFK]

Disappointing to see a lack of Tarkovsky, Buñuel, Fellini, and Ozu love in here.

[Rentahamster]

Star wars
Memento
American history x
Leon: the professional
Lupin the third: the secret of mamo

Persona
Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
Inception
No country for old men
Saving private ryan


*giggle*

[ViewtifulJC]

Limiting this to top ten doesn't help. Am I suppose to replace Boogie Nights with La Dolce Vita? I mean, I could, but then Boogie Nights isn't on the list!

I envy those people who can really get it down to 10 and vote for it in the Sight and Sound list or whatever. I couldn't do it.

[CFK]

Limiting this to top ten doesn't help. Am I suppose to replace Boogie Nights with La Dolce Vita? I mean, I could, but then Boogie Nights isn't on the list! I envy those people who can really get it down to 10 and vote for it in the Sight and Sound list or whatever. I couldn't do it.

Yes me neither. It's literally impossible. I already want to change my list and at the same time not. I'm very conflicted when it comes to naming a best movies I've seen list. A great movie is great. It's not easy for me to say The 400 Blows is better than say, The Godfather; or that All About Eve is better than Sunset Boulevard. You can't really say that. They're great on their own account.

[lordfroakie]

Back to the Future 2
Ghostbusters
Inception
The Gate
Godfather 1
Xmen First Class
Return of the Living Dead
The Shinning
Galaxy Quest
Truman Show

[ridley182]

My personal top 10.

10. The Night of the Living Dead
9. Up
8. Ghostbusters
7. The Exorcist
6. The Lord of the Rings
5. Citizen Kane
4. The Godfather
3. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
2. Seven Samurai
1. Alien/Aliens (tie, don't make me choose)

[Angry Puppy]

Scorcher
Kid President
Left Eye Ghosts
The Bright Knight
Nation's Pride
Rochelle, Rochelle
2016:Obama's Nation
Transmogrify
Chalice of Flame
Who Dat Ninja?
Angels with Filthy Souls
Simple Jack

[WonkersTHEWatilla]

Top 10 is easy. The ones that didn't quite make it are the hardest.

[CFK]

Top 10 is easy. The ones that didn't quite make it are the hardest.

Top 10 is the hardest. It made me leave out Schindler's List. I already want to put it in the list

[Andiie]

This is just a random list. Ask me again tomorrow and I'd changed out half of it.

In no particular order.

The 400 Blows
Yojimbo
The Wicker Man
The Lives of Others
City of God
Schindler's List
Jaws
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Tokyo Story

Loved each film the first time I saw them and just as much on multiple viewings.

[Rygar 8 Bit]

made me leave out a ton as well no ghostbusters,road warrior,back to the future ect tons of movies its just hard to decide

[Ourobolus]

Good idea for a thread. This at least lets me know who really holds 2001: A Space Odyssey in such high regard.

so I can ignore their opinion in the future

[CFK]

This is just a random list. Ask me again tomorrow and I'd changed out half of it. In no particular order. The 400 Blows Yojimbo The Wicker Man The Lives of Others City of God Schindler's List Jaws One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Tokyo Story Loved each film the first time I saw them and just as much on multiple viewings.

[PhoncipleBone]

For me it is impossible to make a true top 10 list. It would be easy to make a list of favorite movies of all time, but an actual top 10 would be impossible to nail down.

[alazz]

A Fish Called Wanda
Johnny Stecchino
North By Northwest
Infernal Affairs
Army of Darkness
Kung Fu Hustle
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Trading Places
The Princess Bride
When Harry Met Sally

tough stuff, but the first six are my top movies undoubtedly. I had to actually check facebook to see what I put down but that didn't actually help because it was mostly those first six :P

[CFK]

For me it is impossible to make a true top 10 list. It would be easy to make a list of favorite movies of all time, but an actual top 10 would be impossible to nail down.

It is. The only movie that I think could probably make it to all lists for me would be The 400 Blows. I love that film so much.

[dekline]

- The Lord of the Rings
- Alien
- Aliens
- The Thing
- Snatch
- There Will Be Blood
- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Shaun of the Dead
- Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
- Heavy Metal

This is in no order

[Fjordson]

Le Samouraï (Jean-Pierre Melville, 1967)
Blade Runner (Ridley Scott, 1982)
Rear Window (Alfred Hitchcock, 1954)
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (Sergio Leone, 1966)
The Third Man (Carol Reed, 1949)
Seven Samurai (Akira Kurosawa, 1954)
The Rules of the Game (Jean Renoir, 1939)
Once Upon a Time in the West (Sergio Leone, 1968)
Sunset Boulevard (Billy Wilder, 1950)
Taxi Driver (Martin Scorsese, 1976)

Honorable Mention - Christine 10 - The Fog 09 - Dark Star 08 - Prince of Darkness 07 - Halloween 06 - They Live 05 - Starman 04 - Escape From New York 03 - Big Trouble in Little China 02 - Assault on Precinct 13 01 - The Thing FnordChan

I love this list. Carpenter ftw.

[brianjones]

Anybody else here have a 4chan 3x3 ready for these occasions? Cuz I do (Add The Terminator to round out the 10)

bunch of stuff added to netflix queue thanks

been digging burt lancaster lately