What are your top 10 movies of all time?

[WineOh]

Morning.. 

Looking for a bit of lockdown inspiration regarding good films to watch.

I'm about to embark on a Marlon Brando marathon as many of his early films I have yet to see.

He is without doubt the greatest actor who ever lived IMO.

 

Here is my current list of my 10 favorite movies of all time. The first 3 haven't changed for years now:

 

1. Pulp Fiction

2. Fight Club

3. The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

4. The Godfather

5. Apocalypse Now

6. Interstellar 

7. 12 Angry Men

8. A Clockwork Orange

9. There Will Be Blood

10. Se7en

 

What are your top 10 movies of all time? ???? 

[AndyAndyAndy]

Inception & Shutter Island & Inside out & Breaking Bad & Murder At orient Express (all 73 Hercule poirot movies) & Dark City

 

If you want to try a Thai movie, I would recommend Countdown (2012), it's very good and it's more western-like type of movie than typical Thai movies. One of my top 10 movies too.

Edited April 23, 2020 by AndyAndyAndy

[Sujo]

heres a few i enjoyed, not doubling up on yours.

 

The Sting

lawrence of arabia

braveheart

tinker tailor soldier spy

notting hill

titanic

bridge of spies

eddie the eagle

cool runnngs

 

last but not least, for pure out there strange amusing and what did i just watch....try Black Sheep, the NZ version movie.

 

Edited April 23, 2020 by Sujo

[brewsterbudgen]

In no particular order:

 

The Godfather

The Godfather Part 2

Goodfellas

Annie Hall

The Apartment

Chinatown

The Searchers

Lost In Translation

Boyhood

La-La Land

 

 

 

[WineOh]

2 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

In no particular order:

 

The Godfather

The Godfather Part 2

Goodfellas

Annie Hall

The Apartment

Chinatown

The Searchers

Lost In Translation

Boyhood

La-La Land

 

 

 

Annie Hall!

What a classic ???? 

[Kwasaki]

Your top 10 is OK, not so much for me Se7en is what I'd have as number 1.

 

There so many numerous films I have watch and liked, for me to list 10 top would be impossible.

Watched the Red Dragon wasn't that good but I rate Anthony Hopkins as the best actor.

Angelina Jolie best lady actor which probably makes me a fan of films that have a follow up.

Terminator, Lara Croft, Rocky, Star wars, I guess is my favorite entertainment apart from MotoGP & IOM races.

[GalaxyMan]

In no particular order:

 

Avatar
2001: A Space Oddessy
The Fifth Element
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
A.I. - Artificial Intelligence
I, Robot
Bicentennial Man
Interstellar
The Day The Earth Stood Still

[pgrahmm]

Tombstone

Pearl Harbor

Hildalgo

Forest Gump

African Queen

Quiet Man

The Natural

Pale Rider

Cinderella Man

Shanghai Noon (can't help myself)

 

 

In no particular order....Rocky's, Independence Day, & War of the Worlds honorable mention

[Puchaiyank]

Ben Hur

Gladiator 

The Last Samurai 

Last of the Mohican 

Tora, Tora, Tora

Saving Private Ryan

Apocalypse Now

Avatar 

Sound of Music

Training Day

Edited April 23, 2020 by Puchaiyank

[bert bloggs]

So many i like ,but my favourite film is a Chinese one ,called Raise the red lantern . 

[swerve]

A Clockwork Orange

A Christmas Carol (1951)

Shakes the Clown

The Usual Suspects

Apocalypse Now

All Quiet on the Western Front

Fargo

Chinatown

Pulp Fiction

Godfather 1

[GinBoy2]

Again in no particular order:

 

Pulp Fiction

Lawrence of Arabia

National Lampoons Christmas Vacation

Fargo

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

i-Robot

The Quiet American

The Martian

Empire of the Sun (hugely underrated I might add)

Red

 

I could go on for another 10, but these are the top ones, at least as of 03:57 MDT  4/23/20

Edited April 23, 2020 by GinBoy2

[totally thaied up]

I rarely watch TV but I have only two favorite movies

 

A Beautiful Mind

Cloud Atlas

[Assurancetourix]

in no particular order:

 

Les tontons flingueurs ,( an old french one )

Conan the Barbarian ,

Once Upon The Time In The West ,

Shoot'Em Up

Sicario ,

Snatch ,

Gladiator ,

Amadeus ,

Platoon ,

The Legend Of Drunken Master

 

[pgrahmm]

There's some movie gold named here....

[vogie]

 

 

Touching the Void

The North Face

Cromwell

Papillon

Sobibor

Defience

The Heroes of Telemark

Sanctum

Walk the Line

A Few Good Men

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Moo du]

Greetings OP and all TV members. I hope you all remain strong and well in these challenging times.
Here s my list of pretty awsome non-violent hidden gems.Guaranteed to make you feel+think.
All of them I saw in free movies sites with english subs.Relax and enjoy.

 

1 The Court (India)

2 Taxi also known as Taxi Tehran (Iran)

3 Embrace of the serpent 

4 Hotel Budapest

5 The Darjeeling limited (and Royal Tenenbaums)

6 Magnolia (in the spirit of 21 grams and Vavel)

7 Man from Earth

8 Samsara

9 The wings of love (original Wim Wenders)

10 After hours (Scorsese knows comedy too)

Try early movies of Werner Herzog such as Aguirre for super surreal feeling

and yes the Cohen brothers and Tarantino are masters of movie making.
Bonus track:The man who would be king.

 

 

[thaibeachlovers]

11 hours ago, pgrahmm said:

Tombstone

Pearl Harbor

Hildalgo

Forest Gump

African Queen

Quiet Man

The Natural

Pale Rider

Cinderella Man

Shanghai Noon (can't help myself)

 

 

In no particular order....Rocky's, Independence Day, & War of the Worlds honorable mention

Finally one I have watched more than once- The Quiet Man.

I once watched the beach 12 times, but that was because I was in love with LOS and living in London. I watched it at The Prince Charles cinema which had cheap showings. It could have been great except for Leo.

Watched Ryan's Daughter the other day. As great a film as Lawrence of Arabia, but with a prettier lead.

 

The films I do watch over and over, so I guess they must be my top 10 are almost anything by Ghibli studios.

I watched all 8 Harry Potter movies last week and still enjoyable- do they count as one?

 

Best war film IMO is The Cruel Sea.

[thaibeachlovers]

5 hours ago, Assurancetourix said:

in no particular order:

 

Les tontons flingueurs ,( an old french one )

Conan the Barbarian ,

Once Upon The Time In The West ,

Shoot'Em Up

Sicario ,

Snatch ,

Gladiator ,

Amadeus ,

Platoon ,

The Legend Of Drunken Master

 

I once loaned Sicario to a female friend, but she was appalled by the violence. I think it's a pretty good movie to spend a while watching.

 

I think movies were better in the 60s and 70s. More plot and no CGI.

[malt25]

I can't believe no one has nominated Shawshank Redemption !

[Peter Denis]

Top 10

Not in particular order, but these are the ones I have seen already at least 3 times, and will for sure watch even more times again.  Each time these masterpieces let you discover new angles and provide you with the same exhilarated good feeling I had when seeing them first time.

The Big Lebowski	By the Coen Brothers, with Jeff Bridges
Zorba the Greek	By Michael Cacoyannis, with Anthony Quinn
2001 – A Space Odyssey	By Stanley Kubrick, with Keir Dullea
One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest	By Milos Forman, with Jack Nicholson
Pennies from Heaven	By Herbert Ross, with Steve Martin
The Great Dictator	By and with Charlie Chaplin
Amadeus	By Milos Forman, with Tom Hulce
As Good as it Gets	By James Brooks, with Jack Nicholson & Holly Hunter
Doctor Strangelove	By Stanley Kubrick, with Peter Sellers
Pulp Fiction	By Quentin Tarantino, with John Travolta

 

[toolpush]

Kellys Heroes

[Logosone]

1.    The Karate Kid (obviously the original version and not that turkey copy. It is one of the greatest tragedies in the world that the second Karate Kid was ever made, I still get upset just thinking about it)

 

2. Back to the Future

 

3. The Seven Samurai

 

4. Fight Club

 

5. The Matrix

 

6. Hollywood or Bust

 

7. The Sixth Sense

 

8. Train to Busan

 

9. Heimat

 

10. Enter the Dragon

 

11. Rocky

 

I'd also include an epic film from after 2009 about a warrior woman and a guy who met on the Mongolian steppe and travel through time, but I forgot the name unfortunately.

[captnhoy]

In no particular order -

Robert De Niro in
Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Once upon a Time in America (which bombed at the box office and I've seen it 3 or 4 times) 

Psycho

Apocalypse Now

Alien
Silence of The Lambs
Groundhog Day
The Favorite
The Irishman

 

[captnhoy]

Colors

 

I added one so I be notified of more....

[Jaxxper]

Tooooo many to list. 

[gordond]

Can’t believe that Blues Brothers didn’t feature

[Thailand]

17 hours ago, bert bloggs said:

So many i like ,but my favourite film is a Chinese one ,called Raise the red lantern . 

Gong Li, saw that in HK about 1988?

[SteveK]

Almost all my top movies already covered, except:

 

The King of Comedy (1982)

Barry Lyndon (1975)

Leon (1994)

Raiders of The Lost Ark (1981)

Casino (1995)

[bert bloggs]

Just now, Thailand said:

Gong Li, saw that in HK about 1988?

There are many films i really like ,but this one stuck with me from when i first saw it all those years ago ,its the only movie i keep on a usb ,and watch it from time to time , just really like it .