top 5 movies and programs

What are your top 5 movies and programs.

Movies

the godfather

terminator

dawn of the dead

star wars

transformers

programs

Family guy

The simpsons

UFC

pimp my ride

Pokemon (cause i loved it when i was a kid)

Check out my blog for the whole thing. Its really impressive :p

That's a little more than five.

That's a little more than five.

shankarrr

Movies:

• The Insider
• Lost in Translation
• Amelie
• 12 Angry Men
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

TV Shows:

• Mad Men
• Dexter
• Rescue Me
• Scrubs
• Flight of the Conchords

Movies:

Dazed And Confused

Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

Fast Times At Ridgemont High

Saving Private Ryan

Terminator 2

Programs:

Unhappily Ever After

Married With Children

Futurama

Aqua Teen Hunger Force

I Love Lucy

Movies:

- Blade Runner (The Final Cut)

- Hellraiser

- Pitch Black (The Directors Cut)

- Aliens (The Directors Cut)

- Ghost In The Shell

TV Shows:

- Supernatural

- Law and Order: SVU

- Burn Notice

- Fire Fly :(

- Sanctuary

Movies:

• A.I Artificial Intelligence
• Conan the Barbarian
• Letters from Iwo Jima
• Homeward Bound
• Cast Away

Shows:

• Star Trek: Voyager
• Jeff Corwin Experience

Yea I'm not big on tv shows.

Programs.

5) The X-Files. Used to love that when it was originally aired.

4) The Outer Limits, a lesser version of The Twilight Zone.

3) The Twilight Zone, better then The Outer Limits.

2) Red Dwarf. Used to love this, even though it had a laughing machine going on.

1) Maximum Headroom. This now reveals my age somewhat. Max Headroom was something special back in the 80's when computer technology was nothing like it is today. It had this really good pilot movie that captured the same cyberpunk atmosphere as the first two Robocop movies. The strange thing about that was how the character Max Headroom was recognised for being a wisecracking host of a music television program, so it was strange seeing where the background of this character came from; I mean, he's suppose to be the memories of a man, transfered onto a computer where the last thing he saw before being put into a coma from a motorbike accident, was a height bar in a multistory car park with the sign 'Max Headroom'. Of course, he wasn't actually computer generated, but that didn't stop them winning a BAFTA for best computer graphics. For kids back in that day, he was quite astonishing, especially with that gritty, cyberpunk series he also featured in.

Movies:

• Waking Life
• Good Will Hunting
• Casino
• Fight Club
• Trainspotting

T.V. Shows:

• Family Guy
• Squidbillies
• Dexter
• The Sopranos
• Star Trek: The Next Generation

1) Maximum Headroom. This now reveals my age somewhat. Max Headroom was something special back in the 80's when computer technology was nothing like it is today. It had this really good pilot movie that captured the same cyberpunk atmosphere as the first two Robocop movies. The strange thing about that was how the character Max Headroom was recognised for being a wisecracking host of a music television program, so it was strange seeing where the background of this character came from; I mean, he's suppose to be the memories of a man, transfered onto a computer where the last thing he saw before being put into a coma from a motorbike accident, was a height bar in a multistory car park with the sign 'Max Headroom'. Of course, he wasn't actually computer generated, but that didn't stop them winning a BAFTA for best computer graphics. For kids back in that day, he was quite astonishing, especially with that gritty, cyberpunk series he also featured in.

Evil_Saluki

If you are old then I guess I am getting old too. I saw the movie in the theaters and watched the show religiously.

[QUOTE="Evil_Saluki"]

1) Maximum Headroom. This now reveals my age somewhat. Max Headroom was something special back in the 80's when computer technology was nothing like it is today. It had this really good pilot movie that captured the same cyberpunk atmosphere as the first two Robocop movies. The strange thing about that was how the character Max Headroom was recognised for being a wisecracking host of a music television program, so it was strange seeing where the background of this character came from; I mean, he's suppose to be the memories of a man, transfered onto a computer where the last thing he saw before being put into a coma from a motorbike accident, was a height bar in a multistory car park with the sign 'Max Headroom'. Of course, he wasn't actually computer generated, but that didn't stop them winning a BAFTA for best computer graphics. For kids back in that day, he was quite astonishing, especially with that gritty, cyberpunk series he also featured in.

axia_777

If you are old then I guess I am getting old too. I saw the movie in the theaters and watched the show religiously.

[QUOTE="axia_777"]

[QUOTE="Evil_Saluki"]

1) Maximum Headroom. This now reveals my age somewhat. Max Headroom was something special back in the 80's when computer technology was nothing like it is today. It had this really good pilot movie that captured the same cyberpunk atmosphere as the first two Robocop movies. The strange thing about that was how the character Max Headroom was recognised for being a wisecracking host of a music television program, so it was strange seeing where the background of this character came from; I mean, he's suppose to be the memories of a man, transfered onto a computer where the last thing he saw before being put into a coma from a motorbike accident, was a height bar in a multistory car park with the sign 'Max Headroom'. Of course, he wasn't actually computer generated, but that didn't stop them winning a BAFTA for best computer graphics. For kids back in that day, he was quite astonishing, especially with that gritty, cyberpunk series he also featured in.

Evil_Saluki

If you are old then I guess I am getting old too. I saw the movie in the theaters and watched the show religiously.

I am 33. How time flies.....

[QUOTE="Evil_Saluki"][QUOTE="axia_777"]

If you are old then I guess I am getting old too. I saw the movie in the theaters and watched the show religiously.

I am 33. How time flies.....

[QUOTE="axia_777"]

[QUOTE="Evil_Saluki"] Hey man, we were there! :) Hehe, i'm 26 so everyone knows.Mr_Fujiv1

I am 33. How time flies.....

So mean.... :(

Movies

Pulp Fiction
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
The Shawshank Redemption
Spirited Away

TV Shows

South Park
Lost
Mad Men
Flight Of The Conchords
Tim And Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!

Movies:
Dog Day Afternoon
The Godfather
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Night of the Living Dead
Mulholland Drive

TV series:
Seinfeld
Frasier
Fawlty Towers
Blackadder
South Park

Movies

Pulp Fiction
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
The Shawshank Redemption
Spirited Away

TV Shows

South Park
Lost
Mad Men
Flight Of The Conchords
Tim And Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!

broken_bass_bin

Tim And Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!broken_bass_bin

Why? For the love of any god known or unknown. Why?????????

[QUOTE="broken_bass_bin"]

Movies

Pulp Fiction
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
The Shawshank Redemption
Spirited Away

TV Shows

South Park
Lost
Mad Men
Flight Of The Conchords
Tim And Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!

SaintLeonidas

oh yes 8)

we're a rare breed, you and I

[QUOTE="broken_bass_bin"]

Tim And Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!axia_777

Why? For the love of any god known or unknown. Why?????????

because it's brilliant

would you people check out my blog. :D cause thats the orignal post i did but then decided to see what you guys thought.

You will be impressed :P im sure of it ahaha

I can't choose just 5 movies!!! So here are 30.

The Shawshank Redemption
Schindler's List
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
The Prestige
The Fountain
Dark City
The Usual Suspects
Memento
Fight Club
The Boondock Saints
The Pianist
Dr. Strangelove
Equilibrium
American History X
Requeim for a Dream
Pulp Fiction
Clockwork Orange
V for Vendetta
American Psycho
The Godfather (First one)
The Big Lebowski
Gattaca
Assassination of Jesse James
Full Metal Jacket
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Stalker
Gangs of New York
Donnie Darko
The Matrix (First one)
Taxi Driver

Shows--

Seinfeld
Dexter
Futurama
Simpsons
24

Star wars ESB, children of men, fight club, you only live twice, south park BLU

the wire, the sopranos, mad men, six feet under, top gear

movies:

there will be blood
fargo
apocalypse now
blue velvet
dr. strangelove

programs

moral orel
the drinky crow show
south park
reno 911
aqua teen

Maximum Headroom.

Evil_Saluki

Ah yes I'm 43 so I'm quite familar with Max Headroom and I'm often baffled that for all the little cult series that have received a DVD set that Max Headroom has yet to get a proper release. Someday I suppose....no doubt when they release the Automan (w/sidekick cursor) show as well. >_> I also keenly remember falling off my chair when I was watching Red Dwarf and the toast popped up instead of the ship self destructing. :lol:

As for me...gosh I do this so often and I'm loathe to leave movies and shows out so I suppose I just grab a few old standbys and not bother with "all-time" as far as the TV goes and just pick the stuff I'm watching lately.

Movies

• Stray Dog (Nora Inu)
• The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928 )
• All That Jazz (1979)
• Pandora's Box (1929)
• Duck You Sucker

Television

• Burn Notice
• Psych
• In Plain Sight
• The Soup
• Garth Merenghi's Darkplace