Glad to see someone else likes my top pick Dr. Strangelove... Probably watched all or parts of it five or six times in the past year. I also put The Searchers, Red River, Shane, The Man Who Can To Dinner, The Bishop's Wife, Saving Private Ryan, and The Best Years of Our Lives on my favorites list.

• After Hours -my all-time favorite comedy and a departure for Scorsese
• American Beauty
• Requiem for a Dream
• Unforgiven
• When Harry met Sally
• Seven
• Pulp Fiction
• Do the Right Thing
• Abyss
• Boyz in the Hood
• Naked

Some faves off the top of my head

Pulp Fiction

History of the World Part I

Blazing Saddles

The Usual Suspects

Godfather I, II and III

Casino

Goodfellows

Shrek

The Natural

Field of Dreams

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All I Wanted Was A Pepsi, Just One Pepsi

Team Zoot, Team Zoot Mid-Atlantic

Shaving Ryan's Privates :)

How did I forget 12 Monkeys?

Or Jacob's Ladder?

Not enough coffee, that's how.

Gosh, so many.......off the cuff the stick out........

• Terms of Endearment
• Scream (the original)
• Field of Dreams
• Silence of the Lambs
• Shawshank Redemption
• Physco
• Halloween I (maybe the underrated movie of all time)
• Star Wars
• Remember the Titans
• Deer Hunter
• The Warriors (come out to playyyyaayyyyy)

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Some I remember, some I forget
Some of them living, some of them dead
All I want is to be home ".....Foo Fighters, Home

couple more I forgot:

The Kentucky Fried Movie
Black Belt Jones
Brain Donors
A Christmas Story (I think I am the only person around that has actually watch most, about 20 hours worth, of the 24 hours of A Christmas Story, that TBS does every year, I have two DVD copies too!)

-bcreager

Fight Club

Kill Bill 1 & 2

Pulp Fiction

Big Lebowski

Napoleon Dynamite (has already made the list)

Swingers

Dumb and Dumber

Jacob´s Ladder, now that´s a scary but excellent movie! How could I forget that one..? Tim Robbins is an outstanding actor and this is one of his best work

Thinking of Tim Robbins, what about Mystic River? And thinking about Mystic River, what about State of Grace with Sean Penn and Gary Oldman, two of our generations greatest actors!



And I just remember, how could I forget The Kingdom ( or "Riket" in Swedish/Danish). Anyone seen it? Very disturbing but brilliant""

OH, OH, OH...I almost forgot...Best movie of 2004 (IMHO, not that I saw them all)...TEAM AMERICA...I knew within the first 10 minutes it would make my all-time fave list.

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Nobody grows old by merely living a number of years. People grow old only by deserting their ideals. Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up interest wrinkles the soul." - Douglas MacArthur

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the rest is just fluf

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rob reddy

Wrath of Khan - They just don't get better.

I no particular order:

Snatch

Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

The Wonder Boys

Almost Famous

Office Space

Old School

[reply]The Seven Samurai[/reply]

Best Movie Ever.

In no specific order...

- Ben Hur

- Gladiator

- Sound of the music

- Dirty dancing

- Flashdance

- Thomas Crown affair

- When Harry met Sally

- Boys on the side

- Priscilla, queen of the desert

- Le Placard

- Scar Face

- God Father

- Silence of the Lambs

- Alien

- Tesis

- The Replacements

- American Flyers

- Without Limits

- Miracle

- Almodovar movies...

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http://xtreme4.com/ -- an extreme ride for extreme change: go green

Just a couple off the top of my head:

Big Blue

Field of Dreams

Breaking Away

Big Wednesday

Stop Making Sense (Talking Heads)

A great movie that I don't think has been mentioned is True Romance with Christain Slater and Patricia Arquette. Think of a love story scripted by Quentin Tarantino.

I don't know what it is, but I'm a total scardycat. the original scream had me scared for well over a year...I lived by myself in college at the time, and had to walk around huge scary bushes to get to my door. The movie scared me to death!

What about flatliners? That was an intersting movie. Billy Mahoney with the hood up is terrifying!

Ben Hur, THAT's a movie! Gladiator was really good...

you are missing (in the 'classics') with actors or directors...

1. Rio Bravo (john wayne, dean martin)...love that western

2. Sergeant York (Gary Cooper)...great...

3. The quiet man (john wayne, maureen o'hara)

4. L'assassin habit au 21 (Clouzot)

5. M (Fritz Lang)

6. Les enfants du paradis (Marcel Carne)

7. Gone with the wind (monumental when you realize it was done in 1936)

8. the seven samourais

and I am forgetting a lot...
in recent ones...

in the name of the father (Daniel Day Lewis)
Schindler's list
the green mile
forrest gump
American history X
Good will hunting
...
and my favorite: Groundhog day


PS: Mariana...dirty dancing...you can't be serious...

1) 2001 a Space Odysse. Where are we from? where are we going? no trite wasted dialogue and amazing special effects for the era. Awesome.

2) Touching the Void. (IM just got easier)

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"Happiness is a myth. All you can hope for is to get laid once in a while, drunk once in a while and to eat chocolate every day"

Love all the mob movies mentioned

Loved Memento, Usual Suspects, 6th Sense for cool twists

Big fan of old WWII movies (Bridge over River Kwai, Guns of Navaronne, Great Escape) and some new ones (Private Ryan, Thin Red Line)

For silly teen humor, classics like Fast Times, Animal House, Airplane, and new ones like Not Another Teen Movie (seriously, if you like the genre that one is hard to beat - if you dont like the genre it may well be your worst movie ever), American Pie, Road Trip, throw Office Space in there too

Many more too...

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Man this is a tough one. Here goes:

• Animal House
• Caddyshack
• Breaking Away
• Love & Death/Bananas/Sleeper/Annie Hall (tie)
• Rushmore
• Goldfinger & Thunderball
• She's Gotta Have It
• Shawshank Redemption
• Strangers on a Train
• Dr. Strangelove
• Holy Grail
• Ferris Bueller
• Diner
• Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?

Honorable mention and props to those who mentioned:

• Kentucky Fried Movie
• Rockers
• Big Lebowski
• The Usual Suspects
• Office Space
• Old School
• Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels
• Stop Making Sense
• 2001 A Space Odyssey
• Fargo
• So I Married an Axe Murderer
• Apocalypse Now (and don't forget the even more amazing Hearts of Darkness, about the making of AN)
• Clerks

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What a drag it is getting old. -- Stones

"Stop Making Sense" - probably the greatest live show ever recorded. To add to the popular music/movie genre: Rude Boy with the Clash. Fantastic early live stuff.

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A Room With a View

Tough to narrow the list--- so many have been mentioned already. So, at the risk of being repetitive, here are some that I like: Life of Brian, Diva, Lone Star, Waiting for Guffman, and Happy, Texas.

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Why didn't I retire last year?