Top 10 movies.

[Erigion]

It's simple, your top 10 movies. Any movies you want. Hollywood, Bollywood, anime, live-action Japanese, Chinese, French, English, whatever the hell you want.


The Usual Suspects
Lord of The Rings: Return of the King
The Matrix
The Incredibles
The Untouchables
Schindler's List
Pulp Fiction
Clockwork Orange
Black Hawk Down
Half Baked

[Phate]

I can't choose, really. Here's a rough list that can be replaced by another good amount of movies at any time. Ergo, no real order. Except the first one.


Jurassic Park
The Shawshank Redemption
Downfall
Schindler's List
The Usual Suspects
The Godfather: Part II
Pulp Fiction
Dr. Strangelove
Il Buono, Il Brutto, Il Cattivo
Unforgiven


Honorable mention goes to Independence Day, as it accurately portrayed how, in the midst of a global disaster, the United States would come to save everyone else's pansy ass.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/Ph4t3/Emot/emot-patriot.gif

[Kei]

1. The Royal Tennenbaums
2. Magnolia
3. Rushmore
4. The Life Aquatic
5. Adaptation
6. Being John Malkovitch
7. Dead Man
8. Dr. Strangelove
9. Snatch
10. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

I like Wes Anderson and Charlie Kaufman.


~Kei

[Niner]

Pulp Fiction
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
History of the World Part 1
Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Full Metal Jacket
Pirates of the Caribbean
Top Gun
Monty Python and the Holy Grail


Variety is the spice of life.

[soundchazer]

1. Rear Window
2. Amelie
3. Run Lola Run
4. Casablanca
5. Roman Holiday
6. A Clockwork Orange
7. The Usual Suspects
8. Se7en
9. Mullholand Drive
10. Rosemary's Baby


By the way Phate: That is a nice George W. Bush picture dressing like an Andaluz (Spaniard). If the artist intended him to look Mexican, he failed miserably and is obviously quite ignorant.

[Phate]

By the way Phate: That is a nice George W. Bush picture dressing like an Andaluz (Spaniard). If the artist intended him to look Mexican, he failed miserably and is obviously quite ignorant.
* Phate shrugs

It's an older (I believe) parody image off of whitehouse.org. I just saw it posted on another forum and thought it was humorous. On that note, why exactly are you telling me this?

EDIT: speling guud.

[Zero]

1. The Blues Brothers
2. The Godfather Part I
3. The Godfather Part II
4. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
5. Ghostbusters
6. Good Night, and Good Luck
7. The Longest Day
8. The Warriors
9. Batman Returns
10. Shawshank Redemption

Item numbers 2 & 3 are, in reality of my list, tied. Both are examples of film at its best.

Additionally, this is what I came up with off the top of my head. This list is bound to change or rearrange with a bit of deeper thought.

I cannot possibly count the number of times I've watched Blues Brothers. I've never gotten tired of that movie. Ever.

And finally, Clint Eastwood > Chuck Norris.

[A-R@D]

Lets see here, this is tough...
1)The Godfather
2)Casablanca
3)Pulp Fiction
4)Schindler's List
5)Fargo
6)Good Fellas
7)The Right Stuff
8)Apocalyspe Now
9)Lawrence of Arabia
10)To Kill a Mockingbird

I liked the usual suspects as well, almost made my list if there werent so many good candidates. Most of the videos on my list came from the 80s and 90s, partly because those were the decades in which I was alive and I did not have much exposure to things that came out before that.

[Ninja Realist]

1) The Shawshank Redemption
2) Office Space
3) The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
4) Fargo
5) Vanilla Sky
6) Donnie Darko
7) Fist of Legend
8) The Hustler
9) Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland
10) Time and Tide

And I have to stick out a big middle finger to all the people who think Bruce > Jet, because Fist of Legend is, hands down, the best Kung Fu Movie I have ever seen, bar none.

[General Suburbia]

1. Dumb and Dumber (nuff said)
2. Schindler's List (spielberg's best)
3. The Lion King (just a beautiful movie)
4. Gattaca (saw it a week ago, i thought it was cool)
5. Se7en (dark and gritty. loved it)
6. 12 Monkeys (the movie that made me fall in love with brad pitt)
7. Gladiator (because i like blood)
8. The Shawshank Redemption (shouldve been a boring movie. it wasnt)
9. The Lord Of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings (the third installment had better scenes and monologues, but this one's more consistant)
10. Minority Report (saw it a billion times. still not tired of it)

In no particular order, xept for the first movie. This list will probably move around, since I'm thinking of this list pretty much on a whim (arg).

[darylcrowe]

1)Gladiator
2)The Shining
3)Kill Bill Volume 1
4)Aliens
5)Star Wars Episode V
6)Saving Private Ryan
7)Dawn of The Dead (original)
8)Star Wars Episode VI
9)Enter the Dragon
10)The GodFather Part I

In no real order, as my top 3 depends on the time and my mood of watching

[DarkKanti]

1. Shawshank Redemption
2. Office Space
3. The Goonies
4. Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
5. Rocky
6. Star Wars Episode VI Return of the Jedi
7. The Incredibles
8. The Pirates of the Carribean
9. Batman Begins
10. The Lion King

[Tremolo]

No Shawshank Redemption or bloody Star Wars!

1. Donnie Darko
2. American Beauty
3. Oldboy
4. Rushmore
5. Ghostbusters
6. The End of Evangelion
7. Garden State
8. Shaun of the Dead
9. Almost Famous
10. Blade Runner

And honourable mentions, because I like far too many films and some I've only seen once (Maybe subsequent viewings will bump 'em into my top ten?!): A Clockwork Orange, Brokeback Mountain, William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet, 9 Souls, V For Vendetta, Fallen Angels, Blue Spring (Aoi Haru), Tokyo Godfathers, Happy Together, Collateral, The Wicker Man, Interview With the Vampire, House of Flying Daggers, Fight Club, Moulin Rouge, 21 Grams, Sin City and Ghostbusters II.

[Javer]

What, all this Shawshank Redemption and no Green Mile?

[Ninja Realist]

What, all this Shawshank Redemption and no Green Mile?

The Green Mile didn't have Morgan Freeman in it.

[Himeno]

:love: Bambi
Tenchi(movie)
Little Nemo: In slumberland
My Neibor Totoro
:love: Princess Mononoke
:love: Spirited Away
Finding Nemo
Just like Heaven
Hildago
:love: Nausica: of the valley of the wind

[Javer]

The Green Mile didn't have Morgan Freeman in it.

. . . . . .

So Bruce Almighty was great? >_>

[Phate]

What, all this Shawshank Redemption and no Green Mile?
I don't know, I thought it was kind of overrated.

Edit: Well, not really overrated since I hadn't heard much about it before I saw it. It is a good movie, I just don't think it's deserving of putting in my top 10.

[Kagome654]

Hmm...in no real order.

- A Clockwork Orange
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
- Pulp Fiction
- The Lion King
- Lord of the Rings (counting all as one)
- A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum...
- Full Metel Jacket
- Moulin Rouge
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show
- Princess Mononoke

[Kei]

And I have to stick out a big middle finger to all the people who think Bruce > Jet, because Fist of Legend is, hands down, the best Kung Fu Movie I have ever seen, bar none.


Fist of Legend is indeed one of the greatest Kung Fu movies ever made. It gets super bonus points for having a badguy that looks like M. Bison also.

But seriously, the only martial arts movie that can even hold a candle to Fist of Legend stunt wise is Ong Bok. And Ong Bok lacked in story where Fist of Legend was a fantastic tale.

~Kei

[jetfire]

Not an exactly accurate list, but here it is anyways:

1. Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy
2. FFVII: Advent Children (laugh all you want. It really entertained me)
3. Back to the Future
4. Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story
5. LotR Trilogy
6. Army of Darkness
7. Kill Bill
8. Almost Heroes
9. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
10. Happy Gilmore

[dark fuma]

No,this is

http://www.youtube.com/v/hnKYEEyumuk

[Kiba]

1. The Shawshank Redemption
2. The Lord of The Rings
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Kikujirô no natsu
5. Kill Bill
6. Aimee and Jaguar
7. United 93
8. Almost Famous
9. Pirates of The Carribean
10. Hero

[Zelkiiro]

1. Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
2. Jurassic Park
3. Blue Collar Comedy Tour
4. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
5. Forrest Gump
6. The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
7. Rat Race
8. Kill Bill Vol. 1
9. Lupin III: Castle of Cagliostro
10. The Shawshank Redemption

[IG-88]

1. The Empire Strikes Back
2. The Crow
3. Trainspotting
4. A Clockwork Orange
5. Batman Begins
6. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
7. Donnie Darko
8. Army of Darkness
9. Apocalypse Now
10. Star Wars

[silan]

Since it's way too hard to pick my top 10, I'll pick the movie I consider "best" of a particular genre.

1. Whisper of the Heart (best anime film)
2. The Philadelphia Story (best romantic comedy)
3. A Tale of Two Sisters (best psychological horror film)
4. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (best parody/comedy)
5. Lord of the Rings (best epic/best book adaptation)
6. Hero (best movie cinematography/best ending)
7. Stalag 17 (best war movie)
8. Seven Samurai (best samurai movie)
9. The Emperor's New Groove (best Disney movie)
10. The Usual Suspects (best "oh sh--" moment)

I wanted to fit some other movies on there too... but someone had to set the limit at 10.

[AqueousMessage]

1.Garden State
2.Everything Is Illuminated
3.Kill Bill Vol.1
4.Hang'em High
5.L4yer Cake
6.Amistad
7.Life Aquatic with Steve Zuzzou
8.Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
9.Green Mile
10.Seven Samurai

[f1rst children]

1. Double Indemnity
2. Dr. Strangelove
3. Casablanca
4. The Godfather
5. Blazing Saddles
6. Some Like It Hot
7. The Grapes of Wrath
8. To Kill a Mockingbird
9. Network
10. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

[soundchazer]

1. Double Indemnity
2. Dr. Strangelove
3. Casablanca
4. The Godfather
5. Blazing Saddles
6. Some Like It Hot
7. The Grapes of Wrath
8. To Kill a Mockingbird
9. Network
10. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Now THIS is a great top 10 (not too sold on Blazing Saddles, though).

[Javer]

Mr. Smith is an interesting choice.

Can I ask why you like it so much?

[Ninja Realist]

Mr. Smith is an interesting choice.

Besides the obvious reason that it's one of the single greatest films ever made?

[sakura_blossom]

1. Back to the Future (First Movie)
2. Princess Bride
3. The Grapes of Wrath (Saw it in school for the first time 2 years ago, and soon picked up the movie afterwards)
4. Batman Begins
5. Spider-Man 2
6. Saving Private Ryan
7. Good Will Hunting
8. Pirates of the Caribbean
9. Bowling for Columbine (Do documentary's count? I really liked this documentary by Micheal Moore.)
10. Spirited Away

[soundchazer]

Besides the obvious reason that it's one of the single greatest films ever made?

Well... some people might find it tedious.

Probably one of the reasons no one will mention a musical as a top 10 in here unless her name is Smitty.

(By the way, singin' in the rain, gigi and my fair lady were fairly close to making it into my top 10).

[General Suburbia]

Agree for the most part with f1rst's list, but I never quite understood why people liked to kill a mockingbird so much. The movie was tedious, and the book was way better.

[Javer]

Besides the obvious reason that it's one of the single greatest films ever made?

Never mind. I was wondering if there was any particular aspect about it. You don't just like a movie because it's lauded as one of the greatest films ever made. :P

[soundchazer]

Never mind. I was wondering if there was any particular aspect about it. You don't just like a movie because it's lauded as one of the greatest films ever made. :P

Apparently, Realist does. ;)

[A-R@D]

Agree for the most part with f1rst's list, but I never quite understood why people liked to kill a mockingbird so much. The movie was tedious, and the book was way better.

Personally, I thought Gregory Peck's performance as Addicus Finch was one of the greatest acting jobs of all time.

[Phate]

2. Princess Bride
Oh my Lord, I can't believe I forgot about this one. Oh well, I said my list varied. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/Ph4t3/Emot/emot-downs.gif

You don't just like a movie because it's lauded as one of the greatest films ever made. :P
Such truth. Jurassic Park is so much better than, for example, Citizen Kane, anyway. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/Ph4t3/Emot/emot-haw.gif

[soundchazer]

Personally, I thought Gregory Peck's performance as Addicus Finch was one of the greatest acting jobs of all time.

Well... that doesn't surprise me. Gregory Peck is one of the most underrated actors of all time. He could go from dramatic roles to comedies without a hitch. I actually have a filme starting him in my top 10 too (Roman Holiday).

[aeroshadow]

-_-

Dr. Strangelove bored me to hell. Then again, so did Grave of the Fireflies, so that probably doesn't mean anything.

[Roark]

Curse you only 10...

The following is presented in no particular order, with brief comments:

The Empire Strikes Back - Unquestionably good movie, and a textbook example of how to do a sequel.

Bladerunner - Proof that books can be good movies even with most of the plot changed. The atmosphere, characters, and ideas are all top notch, as well as beautiful shots.

Casablanca - Five words: Here's lookin' at you, kid.

A Clockwork Orange - Kubrick at his best. Every shot, every sound, every line counts.

Seven Samurai/Shichinin no Samurai - Three hours and worth every second. Bonus points for circling back to the west as Magnificent Seven, completing the West steals East steals West cycle.

The Producers/Blazing Saddles - Changes based on the day. Both never fail to get me rolling with laughter. Producers may win just for "Springtime for Hitler"

Requiem for a Dream - Eloquent, powerful, and beautiful. Can't watch it more than once a year.

Donnie Darko - The spot-on acting and editing shine here, as well as the wealth of ideas.

Lifeboat - Who knew a movie with pretty much one setting could be so intense?

The Maltese Falcon - Somehow, no matter how many times I watch it, I always end up surprised.

[Perfect_Cheezit]

1. Sunset Boulevard
2. Twelve Angry Men
3. Requiem for a Dream
4. Big Trouble in Little China
5. John Carpenter's The Thing
6. Willow
7. Fight Club
8. Mulholland Drive
9. Bullitt
10. Apocalypse Now

[GWS923]

I can't choose, really. Here's a rough list that can be replaced by another good amount of movies at any time. Ergo, no real order. Except the first one.


Jurassic Park


It makes me so happy to see someone else put JP 1st.

1. Jurassic Park
2. Ghostbusters
3. The original Star Wars Trilogy
4. Wayne's World
5. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret of the Ooze

I can't even think of 10. Those are probably the 5 movies I've ever watched more than 3 times.

Personally, I thought Gregory Peck's performance as Addicus Finch was one of the greatest acting jobs of all time.

The thing is, you need to see some other Gregory Peck movies. He acts exactly the same in all of them, which makes Atticus Finch seem much less impactful.

If you want to see what I mean, watch "Man in the Gray Flannel Suit."

[Airman]

Not in any particular order

1. Sideways
2. 101 Dalmations (animated)
3. The Breakfast Club
4. A History of Violence
5. Guys and Dolls
6. LotR: FotR
7. The Empire Strikes Back
8. Pulp Fiction
9. American Beauty (would be way higher if ordered)
10. Jin-Roh

Odd list

[Javer]

The thing is, you need to see some other Gregory Peck movies. He acts exactly the same in all of them, which makes Atticus Finch seem much less impactful.

Like Sean Connery?

[A-R@D]

The thing is, you need to see some other Gregory Peck movies. He acts exactly the same in all of them, which makes Atticus Finch seem much less impactful.

If you want to see what I mean, watch "Man in the Gray Flannel Suit."

I disagree somewhat. It's not that he acts the same in every movie, it's that almost every movie acted in, he played the courageous, nobly heroic good guy who saw injustice and fought it. Thats the role he liked to play (quickly into his acting career he became so good that he got to pretty much pick which roles he wanted) and he was perhaps one of the best at it, particulary shining in "To Kill a Mocking Bird," In which he won an academy award for best actor (Back when the academy awards meant something).

[Benny_]

No order (and not including anime)

A Hard Day’s Night (1964) – Richard Lester
Chungking Express (1994) – Wong Kar Wai
Casablanca (1942) – Michael Curtiz
Fallen Angels (1995) – Wong Kar Wai
Sympathy For Mr Vengeance (2001) - Park Chan-Wook
Bonnie and Clyd (1967) – Arthur Penn
Breathless (1960) – Jean-Luc Godard
Lost in Translation (2003) – Sofia Coppola
Dr Strangelove (1964) – Stanley Kubrick
The Godfather (1972) – Francis Ford Coppola

[Jedinator]

Alright I am gonna count all of the star wars films as one, because i love them above all the rest. here it is.

1. The Star Wars Saga
2. V for Vendetta
3. Tommy Boy
4. The 40 Year-Old Virgin
5. Donnie Darko
6. The Blues Brothers
7. M:I:3
8. Christmas vacation
9. Lucky Number Slevin
10. Mr. Smith Goes to washington

I was actually forced to wacth MR. Smith for school, for a history class, i thought it was gonna suck but when it was over I was like "HOLY COW!!! That was a damn good movie"

[f1rst children]

Never mind. I was wondering if there was any particular aspect about it. You don't just like a movie because it's lauded as one of the greatest films ever made. :P

The Peck/Finch role. I'm not arguing that Peck wasn't typecast - a lot of actors were/are. Occassionally an actor will be typecast into a role that he fits perfectly, though - DeNiro in Raging Bull, Wayne in The Searchers, Scott in Patton - the role he was born to play. At that point, it doesn't really matter if that actor is expanding his range in that movie or not.

Mr. Smith is an interesting choice.

Can I ask why you like it so much?

Partly because of how Stewart fit into the role. Partly because I felt it struck the right medium in Capra's ancestor worship - not as sentimental as It's a Wonderful Life, but not as cynical as Meet John Doe. Partly because it reminded me that even the most pragmatic realist have a kernel of idealism buried in there somewhere. Partly because it actually impacted my life. I felt that was enough to bump it to ten in a favorites (not best) list.

Anyways, don't read TOO much into it. I usually rank stuff in clumps, not individually. Mr. Smith was probably a smidge away from falling from the 5-10 range to the 11-15 range, and being replaced by Chinatown or His Girl Friday.

[Senshi]

The Matrix
Groundbreaking SFX and a Buddhist allegory too
Seven Samurai
Great acting, great story, great everything
Braveheart
FOR FREEDOM! awesome battle scenes
Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior
I will elbow anyone in the face that doesnt like this movie
Saving Private Ryan
great battle scenes, a great hommage to veterans, and a good analysis of why soldiers fight...
Kill Bill vol 1
cant get much better than the climax scene
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
I think one of the best endings ever...
Commando
"Remember when I said I'd kill you last... I lied."
Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle
A touching story of how 2 male Asian actors actually got cast in leading roles of a Hollywood movie where they didnt have to kick anybody
Enter the Dragon
Be like water my friends...

I cant rank these things so they are just 10 movies I like...

[RenZhe]

1. American Beauty
2. Election
3. Thank You for Smoking
4. Sideways
5. United 93
6. Shakespeare in Love
7. Hero
8. This is Spinal Tap
9. Eternal Sunshine of a a Spotless Mind
10. Seven Samurai

Honorable Mentions: A history of violence, Match Point, Requim for a Dream, Mystic River, Chocolat, Shawshank Redemption, Saving Private Ryan

[Kagome654]

Well... some people might find it tedious.

Probably one of the reasons no one will mention a musical as a top 10 in here unless her name is Smitty.


*coughs* I had three in my top ten...

[Dain Kinkaide]

1. Harrison Bergeron
2. Slaughterhouse-Five
3. Singin' in the Rain.
4. The Prophecy.
5. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze.
6. Men with Brooms.
7. Any given Kevin Smith movie.
8. Forbidden Planet.
9. Ed Wood.
10. Vampires vs. Zombies.

Now, explanations!

1. Despite being based on a short story, it was a damn good adaptation. Also, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Thus, BEST EVAR. Even though it was one of those "Straight to TV" things.
2. More Vonnegut-y goodness.
3. Gene Kelly ftw.
4. Or maybe it was the Prophecy II. I don't remember. The one where Christopher Walken, as the archangel Gabriel, eats a guy's heart. Actually both of them were good. So good that they tie for fourth.
5. Up until very recently, the last movie I had seen in theaters. Not counting seeing Robocop 2 at the Drive-in. Also, Diesel. *GRUNT*. Oh, Kevin Nash, you the greatest!
6. That's right. Only a Canadian could like a movie about curling.
7. You may be wondering why this ranked under Men with Brooms and Ninja Turtles II. The answer is: I don't know, either. Also, Clerks is not included in this blanket, as I have not yet seen Clerks.
8. Robbie the Robot + Leslie Nielsen + Cheesy Special Effects = win.
9. Johnny Depp + Angora sweaters = HAWT! Or not. Oh, and Tim Burton. So, OBVIOUSLY Johnny Depp was in it.
10. This movie was only good because it was so horrendously bad. It's much like Alien vs. Predator in that there was very little Vampire-vs.-Zombie action, and it focused far too much on the characters clearly not featured in the title of the movie.

And finally, extra notes!

These movies are not necessarily ranked in order of best-to-worst or worst-to-best; they are simply arranged in a list.

Those of you who know me well may also be wondering why I have not included a single Godzilla or Gamera movie on this list, despite the B-movie quality of most of the films. Well, those series are just far too awesome to warrant inclusion on a list.

[soundchazer]

*coughs* I had three in my top ten...

Well... Moulin Rouge doesn't count. ;)

[Tremolo]

Well... Moulin Rouge doesn't count. ;)

o.O Why not? Is it because it uses previously exisiting songs? That and the BBC TV series Blackpool are the only musicals I can stomach, partly for that reason.

[sohryu]

No particular order, because that would be hella hard. >_<

Labyrinth
Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle
End of Evangelion
Enter the Dragon
Howl's Moving Castle
The Princess Bride
Sin City
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Scarface
Some Like it Hot

I'm positive that I'll remember some other movies later on. x_x List subject to change!

[soundchazer]

o.O Why not? Is it because it uses previously exisiting songs? That and the BBC TV series Blackpool are the only musicals I can stomach, partly for that reason.

I'm just kidding. Kidding aside though, there are plenty of musicals that are better than Moulin Rouge. The only thing it has going for it is that because of new production techniques, it is flashier.

As far as the songs not being originals, singin' in the rain actually has just 1 or 2 original songs, the rest of them were popular songs from the 20s and 30s which were used for the movie since the plot is set in the time where movies were transitioning from silent films to the ones with sound included.

[Ghostmaster]

Yeah I don't know a particular order either.

Star Wars Episode VI Return of the Jedi
Jurassic Park
The Godfather
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Beauty and the Beast
Spirited Away
Aladdin
The Matrix
Million Dollar Baby
Spaceballs

There's many its hard to pick only ten

[Mouse]

Since this topic has been done a million times over... ERIG... I'm going with some old/new favorite "popcorn" flicks that could just as easily go on someone else's top 10 worst movie list: :p

Underworld
UW: Evolution
Transporter 2
Kung-Fu Hustle
Rush Hour
Blade
Bloodsport
Conan the Destroyer
Red Sonya
Double Impact

Subject to change as I slowly but surely remember more good ones.

[Akuhei]

I like Roark's list :D, some awesome movies on there.

hmm... I'd say my top ten are

Rear Window
Blade Runner
Requiem for a Dream
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Memento
Pulp Fiction
Resevoir Dogs
Magnolia
American Psycho
Alien

granted there are plenty of other movies I would willingly put on this list if they came to my head first (The Maltese Falcon, The Matrix, Seven Samurai, Shawshank, Vertigo, Casablanca etc.), but there are just SO MANY good movies out there.

[Yurika Star]

Erigion for some reason made this stupid topic when, as we all know, I did this thread way back which is infintely cooler. Merge topics please!

Keep Yuri's 3 year old topic legacy alive!

http://www.animeacademy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5278&page=3

Also, looking at the threads I've made is fun.

[Pachinko]

Me:
1: Memoirs of a Geisha
2: Ju-On/Grudge
3: Shall We Dance? (Japanese)
4: Breakfast at Tiffany's
5: Evita
6: The Breakfast Club
7: Spice World
8: Heathers
9: House of Flying Daggers
10: (reserved for The Devil Wears Prada, one of my favourite books)