Here is a few of my favorites in no particular order after the Godfather:

The Godfather 1&2
Scarface
The Red Violin
The Good The Bad & The Ugly
Hunt For Red October
Sideways
Scent Of A Woman
And Justice For All
The Exorcist and the Beginning
Heat
The Pelican Brief
Star Wars (All)
Wall Street
Moonstruck
Driving Miss Daisy
The Color Purple
Firefox
Escape From Alcatraz
The Eiger Sanction

My top 3 of all time:

Sling Blade
The Big Lebowski
Moulin Rouge

The Shining
Something About Mary
The Sound of Music
Dawn of the Dead / Day of the Dead
The Fly
Hard Day's Night
Clockwork Orange
The Exorcist
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Misery
Psycho - The Birds - Rear Window

To be on the list it has to hold up after 20 years
lots of good ones mentioned and several really bad.
My tops in addition to ones mentioned that come to mind
Alien
All that Jazz
Dial M for Murder

livewithme Wrote:
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> To be on the list it has to hold up after 20
> years
> lots of good ones mentioned and several really
> bad.
> My tops in addition to ones mentioned that come to
> mind
> Alien
> All that Jazz
> Dial M for Murder


All that Jazz! Haven't seen it in years. What a Great Movie!

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

Geronimo
thunderheart
missisipi burning
The Daltons
The insider
Alexander
ET
Stalingrad
Das Boat
Some like it hot
rebel without a cause
Last of the Mohicans ( how i wish i could see the old sixties tv version again!!)....once upon a time in the west

Les Enfants Du Paradise......Rogues...beauties...crims..CLASSIC



ROCKMAN

Leaving Las Vegas
Midnight cowboy
Lady sings the Blues
The River
Donnie Brasco
dances with wolves
westerns!@!!

No specific order

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
The Shining
Chinatown
Five Easy Pieces
Spartacus
Vertigo
The Good The Bad And The Ugly
The French Connection
Last Train From Gunhill



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The Warriors
Rock 'n' Roll High School

Fellini's 8 1/2
Lawrence of Arabia
Murmer of the Heart
Last Waltz doc
Godfather
Casablanca

A classic!

Once Upon A Time In America
Jackie Brown
Mean Streets
Entre Nous
Touchez Pas Au Grisbi
Fort Apache
The Searchers
Casablanca.......and a least a thousand more.

Not easy--anything with Cary Grant and the two Hepburns--Or an Alfred Hitchcok movie

after that

Being There
Guns of Navaronne
Gone with the Wind
Steel Magnolias
Fargo
Shawshank
Goodfellas
Original Pink Panther

Movies I never tire of

Wizard of OZ
Ferris Buehler
Beetlejuice
My Cousin Vinny

oops left one off.....Sometimes a Great Notion aka Never Give an Inch



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They Died With Their Boots On

Slade In Flame

Sound Of Music

The Godfather
The Great Escape

I'll never bypass these when I'm channel surfing

1-FREEJACK
2-BACK TO FUTURE(ALL)
3-PIRATES OF THE CARRIBEAN(ALL)

In no particular order, other than my memory ...

Spinal Tap
That Thing You Do
Eddie and the Cruisers
The Rutles
Search for Holy Grail
Life of Brian
Water Boy
Strange Brew
ET
My Dinner with Andre

Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

Paint your wagon
Its a wonderfullife
wizard of oz
the three amigos
spinal tap
grease

these are the ones I can watch again and again

Also....
Unforgiven
Usual suspects
Flash Gordon
jaws
psycho

Passport to Pimlico

St Trinians films

I keep on finkin' it changes over time, the fav movie...
Liked all kind of Tarkovsky/Tarkovskij before
as well as (ie) Scarecrow... But no more...

BEN HUR


they dont make em like that anymore. The most Academy Awards ever (11), tied but never broken. One of the most exciting sequences in movie history -- the chariot race. And a move that combined grand spectacle with the intimate story, not many movies do that.

When I was in Rome in August, we took a loong taxi drive to the outskirts of Rome to the Cinecitta Studios where most of it was filmed. I had always heard that some sets and things were still there.

We went way around to the back of the lot, turned a corner and lo and behold, the giant god from the chariot race arena was there in the corner of the back fence, a little ragged but still looking great after all these years (50 years in 09).

Even the taxi driver didnt know about it, I had to keep him going all the way around and I found it!!!


Plexi

One of my favorites is on HBO right now "Tommy Boy" - I only wish Chris Farley had lived long enough for Tommy Boy 2.

Some movies I forgot in my first post;

Donnie Brasco- underrated mob movie
The Breakfast Club
Losin It- Tom Cruise before he was famous
Phantasm- underrated horror flick



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Donnie Darko....That one puts a strain on the brain cogs....



ROCKMAN

Rockman Wrote:
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> Donnie Darko....That one puts a strain on the
> brain cogs....


good movie! yeah, it sure does. Im not sure I understand the whole point of the whole portal, becasue to me it seems like a lot of things cancel each other out, like he saves the girl, but she wouldn't have been in that scene at the end had it not been for the time warp to begin with... I dunno. I need to watch it again I suppose. maybe the point is not WHY theres one, but its saying IF there was a time warp in modern day suburbia, this is what it would look like.

plus, it has a really cool 80's soundtrack.. tears for frears, echo & the bunnymen, Joy division, duran duran..



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Ooooooooow don't go there ryanpower....
Hell there's even a site with clues but it'll twist ya head right around



ROCKMAN

yeah rockman, ive heard of that site, I should really check it out before going any further.

no particular order

the Third Man
Night of the Hunter
Invasion of the body snatchers
lift to the scaffold
breathless
Felini 8.5
once upon a time in America
Godfather 2
Usual suspects
Laurence of Arabia
Double Indeminty
LA confidential
wings of desire
L'atlantide
Goodfellas