1. 2001 A Space Odyssey
2. Watchmen The Ultimate Cut
3. No Country For Old Men
4. Django Unchained
5. High Tension
6. Stalingrad
7. Black Book
8. Blood In Blood Out
9. Cannibal Holocaust
10. In The Realm Of The Senses
Interesting list. I have seen numbers 1-4 and number 10.
share1. The Lost Boys
Good list, nice variety of styles, etc. In a similar way (or not necessarily the best ten movies, but ten of good variety) I would go for (probably more mainstream)...
1.- Taxi Driver
2.- Infernal Affairs
3.- Blazing Saddles
4.- Shawshank Redemption
5.- Kung Fu Hustle
6.- Frenzy
7.- Cache (Hidden)
8.- The Night Of The Hunter
9.- Singin In The Rain
10.- The Great Dictator
Thank you for including "Shawshank Redemption" as most who I know (myself included) often refer to that film as "The Movie."
shareyou left out Team America
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An interesting and eclectic list. I would add:
Citizen Kane
Casablanca
The Godfather
Gone With The Wind
The Wizard of Oz
Apocalypse Now
Dr Strangelove
M*A*S*H*
Rocky
A Clockwork Orange
Saving Private Ryan
A Night at the Opera
Pulp Fiction
Of course I realize that would make it more than 10. :-)
one flew over the cookoos nest
the deerhunter
goodwill hunting
forrest gump
goodfellas
groundhog day
gladiator
hellraiser
midnight express
requim for a dream
scarface
rounders
scent of a woman
schindlers list
stand by me
the fly
the big lebowski
the green mile
the godfather
trainspotting
once were warriors
american history x
candyman
carlito's way
dazed and confused
casino
boogie nights
braveheart
dragon the bruce lee story
fargo
leaving las vegas
man on the moon
legends of the fall
natural born killers
Good list, penny.
In no particular order
Shawshank Redemption (Best film ever)
Bladerunner (Never tire of watching it & soundtrack)
The Fall (Such a beautiful but sad story and for it's imagery - a work of art)
Alien (Best claustrophobic horror)
The Dark Knight (Heath Ledger - say no more)
Titanic (For the second half of the film after it hit the iceberg, seen in 3d at cinema)
Star Wars IV: A New Hope (Changed the movie world forever)
The Matrix (For the red pill)
Galaxy Quest (Because it's really funny)
Pulp Fiction (Best Tarantino)
At least im not the only one who thought galaxy quest is funny ;-)
shareI watched it again the other week with a friend who hadn't seen it before and it still made me laugh even though I knew what bits were coming up.
It's one of the funniest comedy's I've ever seen I think but it also helps to be a Star Trek fan to really appreciate it.
Also it's worth it just for Alan Rickman's performance alone.