What are everyones favorite movies here?

My 3 favorite movies are Seven Samurai, Andrei Rublev, and M.

Interstellar

Goodfellas. After that it's 13 Assassins, Godfather Part 2, Scarface in no order.

The first 2 Godfather movies, One flew over the Cuckoos Nest, and The Empire Strikes Back. Oh, and The Exorcist, still, in my mind, the best horror movie of all time.

But there are plenty of movies that get high marks for me like Schindlers List, Ex Machina, the original Alien, Platoon, Rocky Horror Picture Show, American Graffitti, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, etc.

Rocky, Once Upon A Time In The West, Seven Samurai .

Firggin fantastic movie that is.

Beside LOTR, Pans Labyrinth.

The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
The Matrix
The Lord of the Rings trilogy
Bridge to Terabithia
Kimi No Nawa (Your Name)
Unbreakable
Split
Frequency
The Dark Knight

Based on what I watch repeatedly:

• The Riddick movies
• The Alien movies (might as well include Prometheus)
• Zulu Dawn
• The Last of the Mohicans (1992)
• Moscow on the Hudson
• Midnight Run
• The Killing Fields
• Vanishing Point (original)
• Tremors movies (1-4)
• The Chevy Chase Vacation Movies
• Bachelor Party (Tom Hanks)
• Risky Business
• Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
• Clint Eastwood westerns

Harry Potter franchise

The dark knight

La la land

The empire strikes back

Inception

Wall-E

Beauty and the beast

Logan

Dawn of the planet of the apes

Song of the sea

Forrest Gump

Django unchained

Pirates of the carribean franchise

The little prince

The dark knight rises

Batman begins

Honorable mentions:

Big hero 6

Frozen

Spirited away

Up

How to train ur dragon 1-2

Days of future past

Yaaas!

1. Die Hard

2. American Psycho

3. Sunshine

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Die Hard's

Batman Begins

Casino

The Pianist

Deja Vu

American Psycho

Harry Potter's

Inception

Taken

Indiana Jones's

Back to the future's

Blade Runner

Jaws

For a Few Dollars More

Taxi Driver

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Aliens

Terminator 2

Terminator

Dawn of the Dead (1978)

The Thing (1982)

Apocalypse Now

Patton

Back to the Future

Goodfellas

Raging Bull

The Godfather

The Godfather Part II

Silence of the Lambs

Seven

The Big Lebowski

Predator

Total Recall (1990)

Conan the Barbarian (1982)

This is number one for me. I don't think I could really pin down another two as numbers two and three, though. I'll give a shoutout to Groundhog's Day just for being in my top 10 despite being a rom-com.

Empire strikes back and fellowship of the ring for me

@hillelslovak said:

Goodfellas. After that it's 13 Assassins, Godfather Part 2, Scarface in no order.

I just saw 13 Assassins, man that was one hell of a movie. Had a bit of everything, really entertaining. It might be one of my favorites as well. I'm a big Takashi Miike fan in general, too.

*minor spoiler*

I loved the hunter/bandit character they randomly encountered up in the hills, but what was up with him? Was he, idunno...divine in some sense? He seemed have an almost whimsical, supernatural aura and ability to him that went just beyond capability and into demi-godhood. I'm wondering if he was a kami or something...like he represented humility, here to teach samurai some general sense and decency (he disliked samurai and wanted to punish them for abusing their stature, iirc)

And that last battle scene, oh man

@mrbojangles25 said:

@hillelslovak said:

Goodfellas. After that it's 13 Assassins, Godfather Part 2, Scarface in no order.

I just saw 13 Assassins, man that was one hell of a movie. Had a bit of everything, really entertaining. It might be one of my favorites as well.

*minor spoiler*

I loved the hunter/bandit character they randomly encountered up in the hills, but what was up with him? Was he, idunno...divine in some sense? He seemed have an almost whimsical, supernatural aura and ability to him that went just beyond capability and into demi-godhood. I'm wondering if he was a kami or something...

And that last battle scene, oh man

The theme of God's or demons, wandering among us is in lots of Japanese stories. Usually, like in 13 Assassins, it is not really explained, which I really like. Most Western movies bash you over the head with details like that, and this movie simply left you to wonder.

District 9. The Godfather. Blade Runner. The Dark Knight. Oldboy. Inglorious Basterds. Seven. Fight Club.

Elysium

Dune

Manchurian Candidate (original black and white version)

-Lord of the Rings Trilogy

-Bladerunner

-Alien

-Terminator 1 & 2

-True Lies

-The Matrix

-The Mummy (1999)

-Planes, Trains & Automobiles

-American Beauty

...to name a few.

I forgot gladiator i think i watched that so many times still can watch it

1. Godfather Part 1 and 2
2. Star Wars Episode 4

I know my top two, not sure about the rest. Shawshank Redemption, Star Wars Episode 5, Mad Max Fury Road, 12 Angry Men, Pulp Fiction, Wall-E, Beauty and the Beast are some more

1. Aliens

2. BladeRunner

3. Evil Dead 2

4. Terminator 2

5. Jaws

I actually made a list of all my favorite movies, there's over 200, so yeah, it's kind of hard to narrow it down to let's say a "top 10."

Dr. Strangelove Or: How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Brazil

Paper Moon

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Metropolis

Rear Window

The Passion of Joan of Arc

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

12 Angry Men

Some Like it Hot

Sunset Boulevard