What are your top 10 films of all time?

Mine are:

10. The Lion King- this movie had it all. It reminds me of "animal farm" a little bit

9. Braveheart- "FRREEEEEEDDDOOOOOOMMMMMMM" what more can I say?

8. Express, the Ernie Davis story-tough to choose between this and "the help"

7. Remember The Titans- the single greatest sports film

Ever. Quote me.

6. The Green Mile- a masterpiece

5. A Few Good Men- a movie filled to the brim with incredible acting

4. Glory- a fight for freedom that ends in tragedy....more historically accurate than you thought right?

3. Saving Private Ryan- it will make you laugh make you cry and it has arguably the single best scene in cinema history

2. Forrest Gump- best Tom Hanks performance in a film that only Tom Hanks could pull off

And the number one best movie of all time ( at least IMO :D)

1. The God Father- a group of people with the singular goal of telling the story of an italian immigrant and his family. The most recognized performance ever to hit the big screen by the beat actor in American history. And the most iconic first 3 words of any movie "I believe in America."

So that's my list. Tell me what you think and share yours

10. Pulp Fiction

9. The Godfather

8. The Departed

7. The Shawshank Redemption

6. Fight Club

5. Memento

4. Pan's Labyrinth

3. Goodfellas

2. American History X

1.Lord of the Rings

@macarpenter: Some great ones in there. Pulp fiction shawshank redemption almost made my list. I havent seen alot of the other ones though

i'm a guy that likes comedies. that said, i'll name only my #1: kung pow: enter the fist (mainly because i can't be bothered to think about 10 movies)

1. Enter The Dragon. 2. Fist of Legend 3. Rumble in the Bronx. 4. The Godfather. 5. Goodfellas. 6. Gladiator. 7. Fight Club. 8. Avengers. 9. Batman Begins 10. Paid in Full.

The Shining

Blade Runner

Aliens

Minority Report

The Truman Show

Royal Tenenbaums

Vanilla Sky

Submarine

Lawrence of Arabia

... and The Avengers :)

@sog7dc:

Part of Remember the Titans was filmed in my town, so it's always playing somewhere. I can't however, say that I've ever actually watched it through all at once. Kind of weird, when I think about it... But yeah, all good movies in your list. I don't see how Lion King is like Animal Farm, though, other than the fact it has animals... I know it's a lot like Hamlet, but Animal Farm is about the Russian Revolution. Would you mind saying how they're similar? I'm actually pretty curious.

• The Fifth Element
• The One
• Dawn of the Dead (2004)
• The Grey
• Castle in the Sky
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off
• Tremors
• The Pianist
• Gladiator
• Se7en

They're in no particular order. I chose this list on movies I just don't get tired of watching.

@dabee: In my mind it draws similarities because it's at some level a political story with a deeper meaning wing told by animals. A stretch I know but still it lingers in my mind

• La Haine (1995)
• Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels (1998)
• The Godfather (1972)
• Cidade De Deus (2002)
• Fight Club (1999)
• Reservoir Dogs (1992)
• Casablanca (1942)
• Malcolm X (1992)
• He Got Game (1998)
• Snatch (2000)

I'm big on gangster movies. No particular order, although La Haine is probably my favorite movie, excellent black & white take on the Parisian ghetto during the 90's riots there. Highly recommend you watch it, even if you don't speak or understand french (use subtitles).

EDIT: How could i forget The Warriors? Easily as good as any of these films above. Brilliant soundtrack.

1.Goodfellas

2.jaws

3.pulp fiction

4.shutter island

5.fight club

6.gladiator

7.tremors

8.children of men

9.cabin in the woods

10.the departed

• Lion King
• Street Kings
• Remember The Titans
• Romeo Must Die
• Four Brothers
• The Matrix: Revolutions
• End of Watch
• Sherlock Holmes
• The Dark Knight
• The Departed

Love action and anything smart to be honest.

1. The Two Towers
2. The Fellowship of the Ring
3. The Empire Strikes Back
4. Return of the Jedi
5. The Matrix
6. Return of the King
7. A New Hope
8. Hercules
9. Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix
10. Rain Man

1. Shawshank Redemption

2. La vita è bella(soooo good)

3. American History X

4. Fight Club

5. American Psycho

6. Inception

7. Schindler's List

8. V for Vendetta

9. Cidade de Deus

10. The Departed, The Dark Knight, Public Enemies, New-York's Gangs

10 - In the mouth of Madness

9 - Inglorious Basturds

8 - Django Unchained

7 - LOTR (Return of the King)

6 - Red Cliff

5 - Drive

4 - Forrest Gump

3 - Shawshank Redemption

2 - Lion King

1 - High School Musical

1. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (such a perfect and I mean perfect adventure story. Epic Locations, memorable tombs, NAZIIIIS, and Harrison Ford being a charming badass)

2. Star Wars Empire Strikes Back (When you think of Star Wars you think about Cloud City, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, Hoth, Boba Fett and Darth Vader all of which are in abundance in this movie :D)

3. Lord of the Rings Fellowship of the Ring (It felt the most fantasy for me and had my favorite location Khazad-dûm)

4. Star Wars A New Hope (For me it is probably my favorite of the Star Wars and is really interchangeable with Empire Strikes Back)

5. Princess Mononoke (best Miyazaki film and a truly epic story. Loved Hashitaka and the rich vibrant world it creates with spirits as large as mountains and townspeople trying to kill Gods.)

6. Iron Giant (My childhood favorite. What really sets this apart from other kid movies is the feels o man the FEELS :'( this movie still makes me cry)

7. Saving Private Ryan (To me it is the best Tom Hanks movie and the best war movie of all time)

8. Toy Story 2 (My favorite Pixar movie with Ratatouille that automatically puts it on the list)

9. Back to the Future (Love the comedy in this movie and the situation of it all)

10. True Grit (John Wayne version>>>>> new version, John Wayne is a much more fun and charming person than Jeff Bridges)

@dwightspitz: Ack. I forgot City of God. That's such a great movie.

I've never actually sat down and listed them...hmmm.

1. Pulp Fiction

2. Clerks

3. A Clockwork Orange

4. The Dark Knight

5. Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back

6. Taxi Driver

7. Ju-On

8. The Breakfast Club

9. Battle Royale

10. Superbad

@vercingetorixthegreat: I haven't seen the John Wayne version but if it's better than the newer one, which was incredible, I really need to watch it

This order rotates, but the top five normally stay the same:

1. Back To The Future
2. The Empire Strikes Back
3. Star Wars
4. Highlander
5. Once Upon a Time in The West
6. Return of The Jedi
7. The Fountain
8. A Fistful of Dynamite
9. Raiders of the Lost Ark
10. Back to the Future Part III

@sog7dc: I saw it first and I own it that might be why I like it more. It really depends what you like, I enjoy the humor and more lightheartedness of the John Wayne film... Also John Wayne's Rooster Cogburn performance is better and so is Kim Darby's Mattie Ross(I didn't like how in the new one she is such a hardass and that ending was not what I prefer) Glen Campbell also makes the soundtrack but he doesn't get as much screen time as La Boeuf in the new one, but Cogburn gets more character development in the old one.

I would recommend it to anyone because I think it is the greatest western of all time :)

I have so many favorite films, but if i had to list my top ten.

They would be In no particular order.

1. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

2. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

3.The Dark Knight

4.Superman 2

5: V for Vendetta

6.The Good The Bad and The Ugly

7.Enter The Dragon

8.Jaws

9.Pirates Of the Caribbean At World's End.

10.Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2

10. The croods

9. School of Rock

8. The waterboy

7. X-men last stand

6. X-men

5. X2 (X-men 2)

4. The Avengers

3. Capt. America the first avenger

2. X-men origins Wolverine (yes I thought it was good)

1. Tie between all the Dark Knight movies.

1) The Wolfman (2010)~Fantastic performances, escpescially from Del Toro and Hopkins, really deep themes about societies prejudices, family, the civilized and natural world and the beast within, and an ending that had me bursting in tears

2) Django Unchained~"I like the way you die boy!" Pure condensed fun while still being pretty smart. And Samuel L Jackson was cheated out of an Oscar.

3) (REC)~Scariest movie ever made, with a fantastic twist near the end that makes it even more twisted

4) Felidae~I wish they would make more animated films like this. Smart, disturbing, well dubbed, well animated and frightening...And it's all about cats. :)

5) Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the SIth~The best sci-fi film ever made IMO. The closest thing to Shakespeare in space.

6) One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest~Really great, memorable characters, great themes and messages about society and how people can change, and another tearjerker of an ending.

7) The Blair Witch Project~I watched this after all the hype had died, and I was still in tears of horror and terror. A great movie.

8) Unbreakable~Another performance where Samuel L Jackson should've won an Oscar. Great performances, emotional scenes, great characters. Brilliant.

9) Titanic~Shut up...I liked it.

10) Monsters Inc~The best Pixar movie IMO.

MY TOP 10 movies? Hard to say. There are dozens I have watched literally dozens of times. But I will give it a shot. And just so you know this will probably date me to a certain degree--. In no particular order--

The Outlaw Josey Wales

The Magnificent Seven

Cool Hand Luke

Planet of the Apes (and before you ask--there is only one--)

The Alamo (John Wayne version)

Saving Private Ryan

Apocalypse Now

Full Metal Jacket

Seven

The Usual Suspects

Most of these are not only good movies but actually have a secondary meaning. I also am a big Cold War movie type of guy so I didn't list anything involved with American and Russian cold war tactics (think Ice Station Zebra)

1. Forrest Gump
2. Transformers
3. Inception
4. Gladiator
5. Saving Private Ryan

Which Transformers?

@mrdecepticonleader: The trilogy.

1. The Searchers

2. Roaring Twenties

3. Casablanca

4. El Dorado

5. Cape Fear (original, not that Robert De Niro crap)

6. White Heat

7. True Grit (original, not that Coen Brothers crap)

8. Night of the Hunter

9. Little Caesar (Edward G. Robinson)

10. Outlaw Josey Wales

:/

@mrdecepticonleader: Don't you like them? D:

I feel weird calling my pickd the best movies of all time. Its more like the movies I never get tired of. I've seen all of these movies at least a dozen times. I've seen my number 1 at least 30.

1. The Warriors

2. Training Day

3. American History X

4. Fight Club

5. Sin City

6. Enter The Dragon

7. The Dark Knight

8. Evil Dead (original)

9. Inception

10. Waiting

If you like Godfather you will like Goodfellas as well. Based on the story of Henry Hill's biography.

I'm not much for top tens and such but on top of my head:

1. Seven

2. fight Club

3. American History X

4. Pulp fiction

5. Platoon

6. Full Metal Jacket

7. Goodfellas

8. A Beautiful Mind

9. Interview with a vampire

10. Irréversible (sickest rape scene I have ever scene. You just wait for it to stop).

nu uh

@mrdecepticonleader: Dawww :(

I won't put them in order but here are some of my favorite movies:

The Dark Knight, Inception, Man of Steel, The Prestige, Pulp Fiction, Mask of the Phantasm, Batman Begins, Anchorman, Django Unchained, A Beautiful Mind

1. Terminator 2 : Judgment Day

2. Friday

3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ( 1990 film )

4. The Dark Knight

5. Robocop

7. Dolemite 2 : The Human Tornado

8. Avatar

9. Coming To America

10. Toxic Avenger

Prometheus

7 Psychopaths

Les Miserables

Smokin Aces

Avengers

Dark Knight Rises

Idol Hands

Toxic Avenger

Freddy vs Jason

Creature From The Black Lagoon

(No order)

Pretty in Pink

Raising Arizona

Evil Dead 2

Mulan

Seven Samurai

Star Trek (all of them)

Clash of the Titans

Avengers

Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind

Harry Potter (all)

Edward Penis Hands.

Semen Demons.

Lord of the G-Strings.

Debbie Does Dallas.

The Texas Vibrator Massacre.

Operation: Desert Stormy.

One Night In Paris.

A Gay Swede in Paris.

Pirates I

Pirates II

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Not serious at all and I'd literally heard of two of those films. I got the rest from lists on IMDB.... That site is a lot seedier than I realized lol

I don't really have a Top 10 here are some of my favorites.

Friday

Thor

Star Wars Episodes III IV V VI

Terminators 1,2,3

X-Men

X-Men 2

X-Men the Last stand

Batman Begins

The Dark Knight

Resident Evil

Resident Evil Apocalypse

Resident Evil Extinction

Charlies Angels

Charlies Angels 2

The Lion King

Toy Story

Toy Story 2

The Incredibles

Monsters Inc

Puss in Boots

Finding Nemo

Cars

30 Days of Night

Dawn of the Dead

28 Weeks Later

28 Days Later

Madagascar

Shrek

Shrek 2

That's enough i'm taking up too much space. =D

Hollow Man

Charlie's Angels/Full Throttle

Crash

Pay It Forward

Avatar

Undisputed

Resident Evil Apocalypse

X-men

Monsters Inc

The Day After Tomorrow

@sog7dc: the lion king was a bad movie

@spidermanandsuperman: I liked it

Django unchained was cool

man of steel

batman begins

iron man 1

inception

finale destination 2

the avengers

superman the movie

atlantide the lost empire

the mask

terminator judgement day

1. Citizen Kane
2. The Princess Bride
3. Star Wars: A New Hope
4. Superman: The Movie
5. Enter the Dragon
6. The Black Cauldron
7. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
8. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
9. Psycho
10. Smokey the Bandit

Without thinking right off the top of my head my favorite movie of all time is undoubtedly Black Hawk Down. It'd take some thought for the other 9.