What Movies To See Before You Die???

here is my list

The Dark Knight

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Pulp Fiction

Kill Bill Vol 1/2

Saving Private Ryan

Fight Club

Goodfellas

Scarface

Scream

Fargo

Momento

No Country for Old Men

There Will Be Blood - Im planing to seethis

The Big Lebowski - Im planing on seeing this too

Seven

Toy Story

Lion King

i seen all the movies that i wanted to see before i die :D

I hope to see Godfather, Scarface, and Se7en someday.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.

Seriously?

Riki-Oh.

I'm a little suprised to see that nobody has mentioned Forest Gump yet.

I'm a little suprised to see that nobody has mentioned Forest Gump yet.

Josh5890

Out of that giant list I just read I think I might have know 1.

Seriously?

Riki-Oh.

BiancaDK

Still a lot of films that I need to see, but here are some that I think are vital watchings. The 400 Blows The Seventh Seal The Battle of Algiers The Spirit of the Beehive The Passion of Joan of Arc Winter Light Andrei Rublev The Killing Paths of Glory The Elephant Man Satantango La Trou Le Cercle Rouge The Rules of the Game Knife in the Water Repulsion Chinatown 8 1/2 La Strada La Dolce La Vita Dekalog 12 Angry Men Aguirre: Wrath of God Harikiri A Clockwork Orange Amadeus Au Revoir Les Enfants Elevator to the Gallows My Dinner with Andre Seven Samurai High and Low Rashomon The Searchers M Fires on the Plain Citizen Kane Man Bites Dog Casablanca Chungking Express In Mood for Love Cleo from 5 to 7 Vagabond Cria cuervos Young Torless Closely Watched Trains Dr. Strangelove Fanny and Alexander Wild Strawberries Nanook of the North Spoorloos Autumn Sonata If.... Ikiru The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Once Upon a Time in America The Conformist Kind Hearts and Coronets The Virgin Spring Come and See The Bridge on the River of Kwai Les Diaboliques La Jetee Amelie Memento My Man Godfrey It Happened One Night Psycho Vertigo Shadow of a Doubt North by Northwest On the Waterfront Paris, Texas Wings of Desire Overlord Loves of a Blonde Sansho the Bailiff Secret Honor Stalker Solyaris Steamboat Bill, Jr. The Killer Hard Boiled Sunset Blvd. Stalag 17 Taxi Driver The Browning Version The Great Dictator Modern Times The Gold Rush The Manchurian Candidate The Man who Would be King Following Who's Afraid of Virgina Woolf? Yojimbo Sanjuro Red Beard Throne of Bird Kaidan All the President's Men Barry Lyndon Badlands Days of Heaven Le Doulos Army of Shadows That Obscure Object of Desire The Milky Way Danton Ali: Fear Eats the Soul Green for Danger La Notte La Ronde Bicycle Thief Strangers on a Train The Kid The Man who Shot Liberty Valance The Third Man Withnail and I Ivans Childhood Ballad of a Solider Diary of a Lost Girl Pandora's Box 2001: A Space Odyssey Le Samourai Diary of a Country Priest The Adventures of Prince Achmed Battleship Potemkin The Tin Drum Empire of Passion The Bakery Girl of Monceau La Collectionneuse Clarie's Knee Jules and Jim Cries and Whispers Spartacus Le Million Late Spring Story of Floating Weeds Nights of Cabiria Brazil Peeping Tom My Life as a Dog The Ruling Class Juliet of the Spirits Picnic at Hanging Rock Forbidden Games Rome, Open City The Fallen Idol Mon Once Antoine Playtime Mon Oncle Children of Paradise Dog Day Afternoon Clean, Shaven The Last Laugh Smiles of a Summer Night Sans Soleil Hiroshima mom amour Last Year in Marienbad Taste of Cherry Samurai Rebellion Grand Illusion Umberto D Yi Yi Zerkalo Zulu Z.Jazz_Fan

[QUOTE="BadNewsBen"] Did you have that list at hand already Jazz? I still havent seen Yi Yi, apparently its a must see. Nice to see Taxi Driver, I just rented it for my first watch. I can't believe it took me this long. Jazz_Fan

I noticed that out of all the Kurosawa films you listed you missed Ran. Have you seen it? Its my favorite Kurosawa film.

I noticed that out of all the Kurosawa films you listed you missed Ran. Have you seen it? Its my favorite Kurosawa film.

Samurai_Xavier

I have seen it and really liked it, I should re-watch it because it has been a while since I saw it but I recall it being one great epic.

Casablanca, The Lives of Others, Tokyo Story, Cross of Iron, Singin' in the Rain

- Matrix

- Fight club

- Shawshank redemption

- Memento

- American Beauty

- Reservoir dogs, Pulp fiction

- Gladiator

- Batman begins/Dark knight

- Bourne trilogy

- Lotr trilogy

- Count of Monte cristo

Rest are background noise.

Some that I don't think I saw listed in this topic yet:

Notorious
Hunger
In Bruges
Moon
The Prestige
The Royal Tenenbaums
Rushmore
Fantastic Mr Fox
Where the Wild Things Are
Adaptation
Punch-Drunk Love
Boogie Nights
Zodiac

Iron Man 2 for obvious reasons.:P

2 girls 1 cup........... yes i went there

- eraserhead
- mulholland drive
- lost highway
- inland empire
- twin peaks: fire walk with me
- memento
- c'est arrive pres de chez vous
- la haine
- lola rennt
- dark city
- spirited away
- my neighbour totoro
- grave of the fireflies
- only yesterday
- requiem for a dream
- vanilla sky
- dancer in the dark
- brokeback mountain
- 2001: a space odyssey
- 2010
- das experiment
- goodbye lenin
- the last emperor
- cube
- the dark crystal
- akira
- tetsuo

Backdoor Sluts 9

Scarface doesn't deserve to be on that list by a mile. It really is not a classic imo. *flame shield*

Scarface doesn't deserve to be on that list by a mile. It really is not a classic imo. *flame shield*

jpph

[QUOTE="jpph"]

Scarface doesn't deserve to be on that list by a mile. It really is not a classic imo. *flame shield*

elblanquito_81

how is it amazing? i know it's my opinion, not fact, hence why i said imo.

i do appreciate this movie has many great points, soundtrack, al pacino, the acting all round is pretty solid, but i just can't see what makes it a classic. the godfather is an infinitely better story of power going to the head. i knew what was going to happen 10 minutes into Scarface. I'm not saying a film needs to be unpredictable to be good, but it certainly takes away from the overall experience imo.

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Salo

Some that I don't think I saw listed in this topic yet:

Notorious
Hunger
In Bruges
Moon
The Prestige
The Royal Tenenbaums
Rushmore
Fantastic Mr Fox
Where the Wild Things Are
Adaptation
Punch-Drunk Love
Boogie Nights
Zodiac

Niff_T

All of the good ones.

~Last Year at Marienbad (far and away the BEST movie I have ever seen)

~L'age D'or

~The Exterminating Angel

~Pan's Labyrinth

~Red Desert

~Ugetsu

~Spirited Away (really, ALL of Miyazaki's work)

~Wet Hot American Summer

~The Ballad of Narayama (1983 version)

~The Last Picture Show

~Exotica

~The Sweet Hereafter

~Adaptation

~Synecdoche, New York

~The Wire (yeah, it's a T.V. show, but everyone should watch it before they die)

That's all I can think of right now. :)