Top 10 movies

[Jerrel]

10) LA Confidential

9) Man on the Moon

8) Good Will Hunting

7) The Majestic

6) Braveheart

5) The Godfather

4) Shawshank Redemption

3) Collateral

2) The Fisher King

1) Taxi Driver

[Jabe Adaks]

Uh... Star Wars isn't on your top 10?

Jabe

[Seret Sajet]

I rate my top 10 films not by their overall quality but by how much I enjoy watching them over and over again. The more I can watch one movie the higher it is on my list. Just wanted to clarify before people assumed I'm nuts.... because I most certainly am.

10. The Godfather Part I

9. Rocky

8. The Exorcist

7. Evil Dead I

6. Ocean's 11

5. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

4. Blade Runner

3. Evil Dead II

2. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

1. Army of Darkness

[X'an Shin]

I'm going by Seret's reasoning of replayability.

10. Drunken Master II.

9. Star Wars Trilogy

8. Akira

7. True Lies

6. Aliens

5. Desperado

4. Army of Darkness

3. Spider-Man 2 (okay, so I don't have the DVD of this yet)

2. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

1. The Matrix

[Dwilah]

Top ten movies, ooo.


10. Balto (bite me, I like it)
9. The Lion King
8. Monster's, Inc.
7. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
6. The Mexican
5. 28 Days Later
4. Mononoke Hime
3. Aliens
2. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
1. Amelie

[Novall]

10) LA Confidential

9) Man on the Moon

8) Good Will Hunting

7) The Majestic

6) Braveheart

5) The Godfather

4) Shawshank Redemption

3) Collateral

2) The Fisher King

1) Taxi Driver

Anyone who hasnt seen Collateral needs to be smacked. Thats Tom Cruise's BEST MOVIE EVER!!! and I'm not even a fan. OMG that movie is the total bomb.

[TramelRaggs]

I saw Collateral at this theater called "Hollywood Blvd." They had leather seats that weren't all up on each other, and a waitress would come around and take food orders. You could even get drinks at the bar and take them into the theater with you. It reminded me of a place I used to go in LA like that, but they had assisgned seats.

Either way, I don't have a top 10, but a top 5...

5) Forrest Gump

4) Fight Club (and probably not for the reason you think)

3) The Iron Giant (want to see a grown man cry?)

2) American Beauty

1) Shawshank Redemption

[Shipwreck]

If you are going by my top ten for replayability...

10) Monty Python's "The Life of Brian" because you should always look on the bright side of life.

09) The Longest Day

08) Blazing Saddles " Gotta be something about a Gucci saddle that gets me fired up

07) Apocalypse Now

06) The Rundown " The Rock and Christopher Walken playing opposite each other

05) Independence Day " Because they used continuous wave high frequency radio to save the world

04) Pulp Fiction " I mean come on, Samuel L and Johnny T?

03) True Lies

02) Empire Strikes Back

01) And my all time most watched film ever is Better Off Dead

[Jerrel]

Uh... Star Wars isn't on your top 10?

Sorry nope it isn't as you can tell my taste in movies have to do with the quality of the acting (cause I spent 3 year training in it and can see bad acting a few parsec's away) and the originallity of the story. Star Wars episodes 4-6 is great but also generic in the story line and acting, the world of SW is amazing just not enough though to make my list.

[Ringo Montgomery]

10.
The Pianist (2002)

9.
Super Troopers (2001)

8.
[Full Metal Jacket (1987)

7.
Slap Shot (1977)

6.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)

5.
Field of Dreams (1989)

4.
Star Wars: TESB (1980)

3.
The Matrix (1999)

2.
American History X (1998)

1.
Traffic (2000)

[Glacial]

Shipwreck... I want my two dollars!

ROFL. I haven't thought about that show in awhile. *gasp* Must breathe. LOL *gasp*

[Zannon]

10. Pulp Fiction

9. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

8. Lord of the Rings (I really don't consider them 3 movies...just one really long one)

7. Fight Club

6. Holiday Inn

5. Saving Private Ryan

4. Schlindler's List

3. Shawshank Redemption

2. Alien (Original...I'm not missing the "s")

1. It's a Wonderful Life