I don't want to ask for a "what's your favorite movie?" thread because, let's be real, it's hard to choose just one. So I'm asking for 10 movies you love. Maybe you include your favorite on the list, maybe not. Whatever. Just list 10 films you love.
I'll start, in no particular order.
The Usual Suspects Jackie Brown The Little Mermaid The Princess Bride How to Marry A Millionaire Beauty and the Beast Breakfast at Tiffany's Rosemary's Baby Inception Legally Blonde
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Godfather 1&2 best movies ever On the Waterfront Brando & Karl Malden with Eve Marie Ste Meet the Parents Meet the Fockers There’s Something About Mary American Gangster Casablanca has to rank up there with the best ever Anything with Abbot and Costello From Here to Eternity Rebel Without a Cause Deans finest and Natalie wood There’s so many it’s impossible to not miss one Cinema is one of the things that makes this country great.
Blazing Saddles Repo Man Full Metal Jacket Breakfast at Tiffany's Gran Torino Young Frankenstein I Remember Mamma We Were Soldiers. One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest Catch 22
No particular order
Scratch young frankenstein from my list and replace with Harlem Nights
Christmas Vacation Clueless Road Trip Blame it on Rio Varsity Blues Risky Business Old School Revenge of the Nerds Something about Mary We're the Millers
Iron man Iron man 2 Thor Incredible hulk(norton, other hulk was trash) Captain america Avengers Iron man 3 Captain america winter soldier Avengers age of ultron Guardians of the galaxy Ant man Doctor strange Captain america civil war Guardians of the galaxy 2 Spider man homecoming Thor ragnarok Black panther Avengers infinity war Ant man and the wasp X-men days of future past Logan Deadpool Deadpool 2 Batman begins(bale) Dark knight Dark knight rises Batman(keaton) Godzilla(the last one) Kong skull island
Something Wild Godfather 1 and 2 Meet the Parents Airplane Pulp Fiction Reservoir Dogs There's Something About Mary Die Hard Almost any of the John Hughes movies
Goodfellas The Matrix Braveheart Forrest Gump Blazing Saddles Tommy Boy Animal House The Dark Knight Trilogy Star Wars original trilogy Marvel Cinematic Universe (Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, etc)
Kill Bill Clerks Unbreakable Raging Bull Batman (1989) The Silence of The Lambs The Last Dragon Do The Right Thing The Prestige Requiem for a Dream
Scarface (1983) Naked Lunch South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut Fishing with Gandhi Beavis and Butt-head Do America Clerks 2 Strange Days Night on Earth Cheech & Chong's Next Movie Clerks
oh yeah, and: Buffalo '66 Elling
I'd put Clueless on my list as well (it was between that and Legally Blonde) as well as the ending, as well as Godfather I and III. Haven't scene part III and I'm not interested.
Just gotta have some Disney Classics on there.
And yes, Casablanca is fabulous. I own that as well.
There are a few Hitchcock films that could make the list as well.
And wayyy more Tarantino films than just Jackie Brown. But I find the characters relatable.
I'd also like to add Silence of the Lambs!
And FYI, Godfathet I and II are two separate films, you can't list them together as the same film to save space lol.
Some of these titles could inspire some good parody porn.
I couldn't help thinking that when I first thought @ppwh wrote "Fisting with Gandhi"
Godfather 1 Godfather 2 Probably the greatest films ever made.
And yes I LOVE American Gangster (if you see me call someone here a "simple Simon ass mothafucka" it's from American Gangster)
Eyeofodin, my dad bought me Blazing Saddles and I haven't watched it yet.
Mean Girls G.B.F. The Lord of The Rings Trilogy Cloud Atlas All the Monty Python To Kill a Mockingbird The Butterfly Effect Kill Bill 1 &2 March of the Penguins World’s Greatest Dad
Oops I meant Godfsther I and II. Haven't seen three!
And I meant the ending* of Scarface.
I'm a little drunk right now.
^ @25. I agree. One of the few times I think the sequel is actually better, though they are very similar movies.
^best part of American Gangster is near the end where Russell Crowe and Denzel are in the room discussing his sentencing and testimony where Denzel says “ My man, My man” two great actors bouncing great lines off of one another just fantastic movie making.
OMG nicespice yes Meangirls. Of course. Another one I love. It's just SO FETCH.
I love Kill Bill 1 & 2 as well (there's no Tarantino film I don't like), but I honestly like volume 1 better.
I'd add Fast Times at Ridgemont High too... I've grown to love Jackson Browne since he did the song "Somebody's Baby" for that film. There's a vid of me dancing to that song at a concert he did here in metro Detroit. I'd share it but there's too many trolls and I'm not wearing makeup lol. I look good without makeup so if I meet anyone of you guys I'd be happy to show you the vid. You can see Jackson in it, we had like front row side seats
So many others are coming to mind. Can't stop at 10.
Chinatown Taxi Driver Kramer vs. Kramer Dog Day Afternoon The French Connection Go Hell or High Water Run Lola Run Entrapment and Zorro (Just because Catherine Zeta Jones was just so gorgeous)
Twentyfive - there are so many scenes of American Gangster I love, including that you mentioned. There is also a great soundtrack (Bobby Womack, Anthony Hamilton!) But Denzel's acting (as well as the script) seals the deal.
“OMG nicespice yes Meangirls. Of course. Another one I love. It's just SO FETCH”
If you like Meangirls I also recommend GBF. It’s also ridiculously quotable and hilarious.
And I agree, stopping at 10 is tough. There’s a ton of stuff I missed.
My favs:
Apollo 13 National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Raiders of the Lost Ark March of the Penguins To Kill a Mockingbird Ben Hur Das Boot The Enemy Below Gettysburg (the miniseries) Moby Dick (Gregory Peck version)
Very honorable mention to the Mask of Zorro with Catherine Zeta-Jones, a very fine looking woman. My wife, noting my tongue hanging out, asked why I was so smitten. My reply, "Oh yeah. She's got got it!" earned me several days in the marital doghouse. Totally worth it, lol.
I watch movies more than tv - so I guess I have to put on my list the ones I’ve watched over and over and over that I never get sick of.
Godfather part II
Michael Clayton
Ghostbusters
Back 2 The Future
Bladerunner
Inception
Hangover
Hunt For Red October
Taken
The Warriors
List always changes, but off the top.
The Godfather (I and II) Magnolia Sideways 12 Angry Men Finding Nemo Inception There's Something about Mary Meet the Parents Princess Mononoke Terminator 2
Why has nobody said the matrix?
Hangover Due date Pineapple Express 21 jumpstreet Horrible bosses
^borat
I see lots of comedy...maybe it’s cuz you all are a joke
In no particular order, and oftimes for widely different reasons.
Spaceballs Star Wars Episodes IV - VI Black Panther Spy Game Memento Lord of the Rings trilogy Silverado Saving Private Ryan Pacific Rim Twelve Angry Men (original)
Princess Bride is my most rewatched favorite though.
WALL-E Howl's Moving Castle Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls Casino Atlantis: The Lost Empire Interview With A Vampire Sweeney Todd Mean Girls Bring It On: All or Nothing Willy Wonka
So it's a mix/match of kidsy anime shit and some classic shit.
Princess Bride Music and Lyrics Captain America First Avenger Iron Man Saving Private Ryan Dodge Ball Anchorman Stripes Hildago Bourne Identity
Godfather 1 Godfather 2 Casino Goodfellas Scent of a Woman Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Scarface Die Hard The Empire Strikes Back Dazed and Confused
Creed was really good.
Italian job Fast and furious(original) Fast five Taladega nights ricky bobby
Pulp Fiction Deer Hunter Rocky 1 Miracle LOTR trilogy Unforgiven Sherlock Holmes : A game of Shadows Anything Matrix The Big Chill A River Runs Through It The Natural
Kingdom of Heaven GF 1 & 2 Goodfellas Man on Fire Back 2 the Future Indiana Jones Reservoir Dogs True Romance Big Lebowski
Animal House Stripes Something About Mary Caddyshack Silverado Borat Silence of the Lambs
And Nina, you said ten movies but fuck rules. I’m not good at following them.
A few more Slapshot Rudy Remember the Titans Training Day End of Watch
Friday
Cant believe i forgot that one, still funny every time.
The Last Picture Show ET Citizen Kane Gone With the Wind West Side Story To Kill a Mockingbird Forrest Gump Casino Animal House Bridge of Spies
Fletch with Chevy Chase (actually didn't like it that much the first time I saw it but really liked it on subsequent viewings - Chevy Chase is one of the great ones IMO)
The Breakfast Club (thought it was boring the first time I saw it but it def grew on me)
Sixteen Candles (coming of age movie - I could identify with the nerd)
Naked Gun (b/f it came out it'd been a while since I really laughed watching a movie)
Space Balls (hard not to like a movie with John Candy in it)
Stripes (f'ing hillarious - I was 11 when it came out and I saw it in the theater - I think that was the first time I saw bare boobs and the shower-scene it's edged in my mind to this day)
The Last American Virgin (who can't identify if they were a teen when they saw the movie)
Fast Times At Richmond High (a classic)
Rocky III (Mr T caught your eye + I loved the song "Eye Of The Tiger" by Survivor)
Smoky And The Bandit (the TransAm was my fave car growing up)
Top Gun was pretty bad-ass when it came out
The Three Amigos was hillarious IMO with 3 very-good comedians
Cannonball Run - what guy would not like a movie about cars
Duel (1971) - I saw this movie on TV in the late-70s when I was about 7 or 8 while I lived in Cuba - saw it with my brother and cousin whom are 3 years older than me - we saw it late at night and we were scared-shitless
The Magnificent Seven (1960) - awesome movie - also saw it as a kid on TV in the late-70s when living in Cuba
National Lampoons Vacation ("Take care of the dog Russ" - "dad he bites" - "well, bite him back" - LOL)
^sounds like a porno
I’m a movie fan, so whittling it down to maybe some that haven’t been mentioned. No particular order:
A Few Good Men Top Gun Fast Times at Ridgemont High Incredibles Monsters Inc True Romance Fight Club Rounders Swingers Heat
Some great movies listed here. I'll add a few more that I haven't seen listed yet.
Jaws (1975) Alien (1979) Unforgiven (1992) L.A. Confidential (1997)
There are way too many favorites for me to just name 10 but I'll throw out a few..
The first 2 Godfathers Raging Bull Goodfellas Apocalypse Now Bladerunner Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid The Missouri Breaks Snatch Ruthless People Road to Perdition Gladiator Kingdom of Heaven Saving Private Ryan Blackhawk Down The whole Ridley Scott Alien series The Departed Patton Used Cars The Man Who Would Be King Apocalypto Thief American Beauty Boogie Nights Catch 22
OK I'll stop now :D
For those who like the princess bride I would recommend stardust.
I have to add a few Cohen Bros movies..
Miller's Crossing No Country for Old Men Raising Arizona Fargo True Grit
So many good choices from prior posters. I'll break my list down to 10 Comedies, and 10 Action/Drama
COMEDIES: Blazing Saddles, Animal House, It's A Mad Mad World, Planes Trains & Automobiles, Airplane, Monty Python-Holy Grail, Good Morning Vietnam, Horrible Bosses, Naked Gun-Final Insult, Caddyshack.
ACTION/DRAMA: The Untouchables, Patton, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Dirty Harry, Body Heat, The Dirty Dozen, The Right Stuff, Das Boot (German with English sub titles version), The Shootist, The Natural.
These are the movies I'll watch any time they are on.
Coming to America Deadpool Spaceballs Trading Places Harlem Nights Blazing Saddles Pulp Fiction Any MCU movie except Iron Man 3 (terrible movie. if you us promise the Mandarin, give us the Mandarin) Malcolm X Beverly Hills Cop (all 3)
Honorable Mention Star Trek: First Contact The usual suspects 48 hours Naked gun I'm gonna git you Sucka Hollywood Shuffle Wonder Woman Fletch Lean on me A soldiers story Do the Right Thing
CARS the cartoon from Disney. and ratatouille. but I'll all Easley watch any of these movies that have been posted so far.
#1 Apocalypse Now The Rest: Vertigo Shawshank Redemption Godfather 1&2 Casino Rounders Jackie Brown Lord of the Rings (x3) 25th Hour The Departed
it's amazing how many good movies there are.
In no particular order
Brazil Dr Strangelove: or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb Princess bride 4 brothers Casablanca Blazing Saddles Unforgiven True Grit (2010) Miracle on 34th street (1947) Airplane
Citizen Kane Casablanca Godfather I & 2 Star Wars original trilogy Sergio Leone's "Man With No Name" trilogy Schindler's List A Clockwork Orange Forrest Gump Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Silence of the Lambs
Yes I know it was cheating to combine sequels but it was the only way I could do it.
Nina is "How to Marry A Millionaire" some kind of stripper training video or an actual movie?
I think I have to make a favorite out of this topic.
I guess along with Chessmaster, i'm wondering why no one else has said Matrix (the first one; the other two not as much). I think there were some later votes. I guess no likes prison movies (this being a SC discussion site might just play a part and for the most part i don't; just too much testosterone and the wrong kind of nudity/sex) but there were some good ones: Shawshank Redemption, Cool Hand Luke and Green Mile.
Not a single vote for Braveheart or Tombstone and only one for Gladiator? Liked Last Samurai more than i thought i would.
Saw some people voting for numerous Marvel and DCEU movies (okay maybe just Marvel). As much as i really liked the Dark Knight trilogy, i'm probably the only one that also liked Batman V Superman or Man of Steel. Didn't like Justice League all that much though. Remember really liking the first two Superman movies a long time ago. The special effects probably don't hold up if i were to watch them again though.
Don't repeat viewings of movies much (wish i had more time) so my list could change if i were to watch these movies over and over again, especially a lot of the 80s cult movies. Remember really enjoying Ferris Bueller's Day Off and to a lesser degree Weird Science when i watched them the one time. I did watch Napoleon Dynamite more than a few times. Did like the first two Rocky's. Even the next two. Not quite the fifth one and never saw the sixth one or Creed. Liked the first two Karate Kids and even the most recent one. I kinda blocked out the third and especially the fourth one, the one with Hilary Swank. RIP Mr. Miyagi.
The Silence of the Lambs The Usual Suspects Kill Bill Vol. 1&2 The Departed Split Marathon Man The Disaster Artist Deadpool The Three Extremes
I can watch the first 4 listed all day everyday for ever. I’d list several animated Disney movies in my all time favorite list but I don’t watch them often because they make me cry. I started bawling during Moana and was consoled by a 2 year old.
In no particular order: Godfather 1 Godfather 2 Goodfellas Leaving Las Vegas Requiem for a dream Rocky 1 8 mm Falling down Animal house Training day
After looking at other folks lists -- 10 is not enough
School Daze Hollywood Shuffle China Town Brazil To Kill A Mocking Bird Man in the Gray Flannel Suit Das Boot (German) 12 Angry Men Unforgiven The Best Years of Our Lives Bang the Drum Slowly
^ When I was a kid, until I saw the movie, I thought "To Kill A Mockingbird" was "Tequila Mockingbird"
Gone with the Wind; Arthur; Animal House; The Great Escape; Robin Hood; Goodfellas; A Bronx tale; Dirty Harry; Ben Hur; Rounders;
Ok here's a second list for me, because yes it's impossible to just pick 10:
American Gangster America Beauty Pulp Fiction The Seven Year Itch Fast Times at Ridgemont High The Godfather Meangirls Rear Window Clueless Practical Magic (lol, I loved it as a kid and still do now)
Bbybunny - glad to see someone else mention The Usual Suspects. Such a great film.
"Nina is "How to Marry A Millionaire" some kind of stripper training video or an actual movie?"
Whodey - lol no, it's a 1953 film with Lauren Bacall, Betty Grable, and Marilyn Monroe.
I surprised that there’s no mention of any of the Neil Simon movies for comedy, or anything by Walter Matthau, Jack Lemon, or even Tony Curtis. How about The Sunshine Boys Some like it Hot The Odd Couple Also surprised that no one here mentioned Jaws the greatest thriller ever it kept everyone on the beach the summer it came out Like I said earlier there are so many great American movies it is just impossible to stick to ten, and I’d have to say that 90% of the greatest movies have yet to be made.
I meant American* Beauty. Kevin Spacey fucked his life up but it didn't fuck up my love for his films. He really is great. American Beauty was one of those films that owned the Oscars. So did Silence of the Lambs.
BTW..... GREAT THREAD. :)
these are movies that if they are on TV I watch even in the middle of them. Or are on my que and wont leave until they are taken away by Netflix.
No particular order:
Dumb and Dumber Goon Dazed and Confused God Father 1 & 2 Pulp Fiction Step Brothers Resivor Dogs Caddy Shack Animal House Blue Brothers Blazing Saddles Top Gun South Park Bigger Badder.... The Usual Suspects Dead Pool
And I love Silence of the Lambs so much. Anthony Hopkins was so scary but compelling. It is one of two movies that have ever given me such bad anxiety that I had to take a Xanax half during the film.
FUN FACT: Hopkins won the Oscar for best actor, and only appeared on screen for 16 minutes of the film!
Very tough list to create and keep it to 10; created with the mindset of if I see it on the cable guide I will stop and watch; no order:
Animal House Hunt for Red October Dumb and Dumber The Outlaw Josey Wales Crimson Tide Officer and a Gentleman Magnificent Seven (original) Paul (trust me, watch it) Predator The Right Stuff
"I have to add a few Cohen Bros movies.. "
You can't leave out O Brother, Where Are Thou!
I don't think anybody has mentioned Ghostbusters either.
Beetlejuice Purple Rain another vote for mean girls obvi Even Cowgirls Get The Blues Dogma Heathers Labyrinth Romy and Michelle’s High School Reunion Dazed and confused Clerks
cool thread thx nina :D
Kingdom of Heaven (Director's Cut) Heist The Good Shepherd Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl Heat Boiler Room The Spanish Prisoner Equilibrium Better Luck Tomorrow Kung Fu Hustle
Don’t forget these classics - The DaVinci Load Foreskin Gump Edward Penishands White Men Can’t Hump Saving Ryan’s Privates
@salty.nutz
I'm offended by your #6
2001: A Space Odyssey Dr. Strangelove Paths of Glory Casablanca Forbidden Planet Taxi Driver Pulp Fiction Saving Private Ryan The Graduate Seven Samurai
I never tire of watching any of these. For the millennials, the last 20 minutes of 2001 is IMO the most mind blowing sequence ever filmed, although the whole movie is pretty mind blowing, and all filmed without the help of CGI.
^I’ll keep that in mind. But...Austin Powers didn’t make it onto your list :p
Austin Powers is definitely a favorite too, but could only list 10.
I can't think of 10 I love. I like a lot, but 2 I will ALWAYS watch are:
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Journey To The Center Of The Earth
Two movies about racism: (1) Crash (2) To Kill a Mockingbird
(3) Monty Python and the Holy Grail youtube.com
(4) American Beauty (don't condone Spacey's sexual misconduct, either)
Already mentioned: (5) Clockwork Orange (6) The Graduate
(7) Groundhog Day (8) One flew over the Cuckoo's nest (9) Annie Hall (10 Fargo
In order to not create a list that's dominated by a couple of directors, I will limit my selections to one film per director or series:
I'm sorry, I tried to stick with 10 but I couldn't do it. I tried though, I really tried.
Old but relevant. I added another 10.
Clueless Practical Magic American Gangster Taxi Driver Mean Girls Pulp Fiction Inglourious Basterds Once Upon A Time in Hollywood Crooklyn Superbad
I'm going to add some to my list that somehow didn't make my first one:
Chariots of Fire - my absolute favorite. I see something new in it every time I watch it.
The Princess Bride - "He's only mostly dead", lol
Spaceballs - "May the Schwartz be with you"
Kingdom of Heaven - great movie making.
Lord of the Rings, Return of the King
Arthur; Animal House; Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte; Goodfellas; a Bronx tale; The bad seed; Blazing Saddles; Gone with the Wind; Rounders; Star man.
GoodFellas Bronx Tale LOTR Triology Naked Gun Trilogy Blade Runner Rocky IV Coming to America Braveheart Die Hard 3 Monty Python Holy Grail Monty Python Life of Brian Scarface Serpico
Another mafia type movie that no one ever mentions probably because of its length but is really well done and spans the 20th century is Once Upon A Time in America, with Robert DeNiro, James Woods, and I think Sharon Stone, I also liked The Irishman on Netflix How about the original The Hustler with Paul Newman Nd Jackie Gleason So many great movies it’s impossible to just pick out a few
Sharon Stone was Casino. But the Hustler reminds me, I loved the Color of Money though. Great great movie. The Verdict was good too. Newman was awesome.
@Muddy Might have been Elizabeth McGovern
My 10 are below.
Godfather 1 Godfather 2 Goodfellas Animal house Rocky Training day Man on fire Dusk till dawn Leaving Las Vegas Taxi driver Midnight cowboy (no homo)
A few more: Falling down 8 MM Fast times at ridgemont high Swamp thing
The oldest Star Wars Trilogy Unforgiven Something About Mary The Big Chill Godfather 1 Pulp Fiction Animal House Stripes
Pulp Fiction Rounders Fast Times at Ridgemont High The Terminator Swingers Batman Begins A Few Good Men Heat The Usual Suspects The Matrix
PS - thanks for the new boobs pic Nina. They look like they are holding up well. 👍🏼
THE ENFORCER GOOD BAD & UGLY POINT BREAK GOOD FELLAS STONE COLD SCARFACE FIRST BLOOD A CLOCKWORK ORANGE FULL METAL JACKET 2ND HALF OS THE SHINING 2ND HALF OF KILLING ZOEY BOONDOCK SAINTS
Too many to name.
Post 2000 w/ a few guilty pleasures
The Social Network Training Day Kill Bill vol 1 and 2 Inception There Will Be Blood No Country for Old Men Deadpool Finding Nemo Sideways Scott Pilgrim vs the World
NAAAASTY
The Dark Knight Inception Star Wars: Rogue One Clear and Present Danger Predator Avengers: Infinity War Midway Man of Steel Remember the Titans Scarface
Movies I watch whenever I see them on.
The Good the bad and the Ugly
Godfather 1
Godfather 2
Outlaw Josie Wales
The Big Lebowski
Forest Gump
Kingpin
Animal House
Harold and Maude ( kind of a cult film but very funny with Ruth Gordon)
Blazing Saddles (never see it broadcast again but the mocking slapstick comedy was funny)
V For Vendetta
Goodfellas
Casino
Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls
Interview With A Vampire
Sweeney Todd: Demon Barber Of Fleet Street
In Too Deep
Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Alice In Wonderland
Howl's Moving Castle
Movies I can watch over and over...
Fight Club Goodfellas Casino Blade Runner Blade Runner 2049 Godfather Godfather II Apocalypse Now Patton Wizard of Oz (Not because of her big tits but it doesn't hurt)
Shit Eve V for Vendetta should be on my list. Great movie
I am missing too many here...10 is not enough
I don’t think it’s been included in the movies mentioned - Gangs of New York
A great film!
Jaws
The Blues Brothers
The Outlaw Josey Wales
The Fellowship of the Ring
The Two Towers
The Return of the King
Insidious
Margin Call
The Dark Knight
Marvel's The Avengers
Seriously chess-playing-ape, you need to calm down. Maybe take a few muscle relaxers and drink a rickarita and a gin rickey. And then another gin rickey.
Good movies....
Well, I quite like Madagascar because the animals are portrayed realistically.
And Silence of the Lambs. I went in expecting a documentary about lambs but I really liked the hero. Too bad he didn’t get to eat the villain played by Jodie Foster in the end.
Finally, there is “When Harry Met Sally”. Gotta love 💕 that one! Squawk!!!
Kudos to Dr Evil and Longball with producing a tight 10 after the rubber band snapped so quickly on the "10" requirement.
Ski: You are the originator of the "Tight" list - it must be because you are on vacation! Which Robin Hood movie? (2018 - Egerton, 2010 - Crowe, 1991 - Costner, 1976 - Connery, Errol Flynn, yadda, yadda, ...) I truly couldn't guess!
My List of Non Conformity (in no particular order): The Bourne Supremacy (2004), Mister Roberts (1955), Goldfinger (1964), Mission Impossible (1996), The Great Escape (1963), Casino Royale (2006), Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986), Ford v Ferrari (2019), Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), The Untouchables (1987), The Natural (1984), The Wild Bunch (1969) The Italian Job (2003), The Magnificent Seven (1960), Layer Cake (2004), Twilight (1998 - Newman, Sarandon, Hackman, Garner, ...), The Rock (1996), Enemy Of The State (1998), National Treasure.
It only became apparent to me that the whole OP wasn't new after my submission of my 19. My question of which Robin Hood remains!
titanic up in the air tucker seabisket
true grit. (both) cherry 2000 young frankenstein forbidden planet barbraella gypsy rose lee bullitt summer of 42
Idiocracy Serenity Blue Velvet Unforgiven The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly CB4 This is Spinal Tap Waiting for Guffman The Big Sleep Murder By Death
^The real world is starting to look like idiocracy.
@rickthevulture:
I would have thought Hitchcock's "The Birds" would have been your fav.....😁
Marathon Man Silence of the Lambs Caddyshack Jaws North by Northwest Lawrence of Arabia The Empire Strikes Back The Godfather Michael Collins The Usual Suspects
forgot to add - led zeppelin: the song remains the same
Gotta add top gun
Saving Private Ryan The Patriot The Cowboys The Karate Kid Jaws Tora Tora Tora Quigley Down Under The Great Escape Stand By Me The Towering Inferno Stalag 17 The Guns of Navarone The Bridge On The River Kwai The Postman The Untouchables Twelve O’clock High Twelve Angry Men
Movies I like Princess Bride Wall to wall quotable, “There’s a shortage of perfect breasts in the world, it would be a pity to damage yours.” Shakespeare in Love Comedy, drama, occasional nudity, what’s not to like Spaceballs Rick Moranis is great as Dark Helmet Stardust Robert DeNiro great as a gay ship captain. Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home The one Lenard Nemoy directed, where they save the whales Animal House Filmed at U of O campus and general area. I knew several people who were extras. Barbarella I know, but she looks great floating around near naked. Almost Famous Woodstock Rocky Horror Picture Show
Bull Durham Back to the Future Anything directed by Almodovar Anything directed by Kieslowski Lincoln Bridge of Spies A beautiful day in the neighborhood The fifth element lots more
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