The Best Movie You Ever Saw

[Jimjim]

Fight Club

Hotel Rwanda

[wotaplonker]

I love the cinema, i dont want to put a long list of films of the many i love

but my all time tops is Hitchcocks 'Vertigo' his finest and perhaps the greatest

film about sublime love ever.

Cheers wap

[MKAsok]

Can't believe nobody's mentioned Scarface yet. Apocalypse Now, obviously. Best film I've seen this week: Grindhouse

[lazeeboy]

Can't believe nobody's mentioned Scarface yet. Apocalypse Now, obviously. Best film I've seen this week: Grindhouse

best film in last ten years the game ...starring micheal douglas...at the when sean penn gets the bill i want to know how much it cost

[MKAsok]

Can't believe nobody's mentioned Scarface yet. Apocalypse Now, obviously. Best film I've seen this week: Grindhouse

best film in last ten years the game ...starring micheal douglas...at the when sean penn gets the bill i want to know how much it cost

Yeah, surprisingly good considering I really didn't expect much when I started watching it. Speaking of Sean Penn, how about Carlito's Way?

[tropo]

Harry Potter 1 through 5

[lazeeboy]

Harry Potter 1 through 5

watch die hard 4 last night not in my best film library die 1 is though

[chavy]

Casino...is up there with the best of em

[calibanjr.]

Casino...is up there with the best of em

Casino was O.K. for me, but I thought it was just a stylistic knockoff/continuation of Goodfellas, which I thought was a better film. Minor quibble, both very good movies (not great IMO).

[chavy]

Casino...is up there with the best of em

Casino was O.K. for me, but I thought it was just a stylistic knockoff/continuation of Goodfellas, which I thought was a better film. Minor quibble, both very good movies (not great IMO).

What I was really thinking was........is Joe Pesci the smallest hit man ever ???

[Richb2004v2]

Kes

Gregory’s Girl

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

Man in the Moon

[Fred Sanford]

Fargo

Easy Rider

Godfather 1 and 2

Raging Bull

Pulp Fiction

Taxi Driver

Ice Storm

Fast Times Ridgemont High

Sudden Impact

American Beauty

Animal House

Deer Hunter

Hitchcock, Scorsese, Kubrick can't go wrong

already mentioned: Scarface, Apocalypse, Cuckoo's Nest surely great

Edited July 14, 2007 by Fred Sanford

[draggons]

Easy Rider, Deer Hunter, Scarface, True Romance.

To many come to mind, loved the old black & white Hammer House of Horror when I was a kid, scared the shit out of me.

[wallyc]

Tom Jones ( saw it 11 times )

The Gods must be crazy

Die Hard 3

Die Hard 1

Romancing the Stone

Star Wars 1

Predator 1

Transformers

Deep Throat

Seven

[Fred Sanford]

I wanna know where I can get Tom Jones in Thailand. I have never seen it

[jayhech]

Salaam Bombay!

Mittheimp..my personal salute to you. Oh my god I can't believe I remember very vividly this movie. You know I haven't heard of this movie in donkey years. I love the movie. You know Indian students in my class didn't, and still don't, know about this great film. Good choice indeed.

For me, for sure it has to be Shawshank Redemption

[JensHauswirth]

for a thai movie, moonrak transistor

[jefro]

Repo Man

The Falcon & the Snowman

Dr. Strangelove

Lawrence of Arabia

[cdnvic]

Rocky

American Graffiti

Apocalypse Now

Star Wars

The Shape of Things to Come

Metropolis

Fail-Safe

The Grapes of Wrath

To Sir With Love

The Breakfast Club

Red Dawn

Edited July 17, 2007 by cdnvic

[suiging]

Local Hero

LA Confidential

Rush ( should be shown to all teenagers )

A Private Function

[jackr]

^Heat

[Cobalt60]

Battle of the River Plate.

Pirates of the Carribean. (nowhere on my CV does it say intellectual)

The Beach.....Ok ok that was meant to be a joke,

[soundman]

The Untouchables

Goodfellas

[lazeeboy]

The Untouchables

Goodfellas

dont forget casino

[sibeymai]

Seven Nights in Japan

In the romantic drama Seven Nights in Japan, Michael York plays Prince George, the fictional heir to the British throne, a British navy officer. On shore leave in Japan, he meets Somi, a Japanese tour bus guide (Hidemi Aoki), and they have a brief romance. Attempts are made on the prince's life.

[draggons]

Suiging, "local Hero" excelent. Only movie that's ever made me feel a wee touch homesick

[dairy queen]

Syriana (2005). [Got some of the best lines ever:]

Prince Nasir Al-Subaai: What are they thinking, my brother and these American lawyers?

Bryan Woodman: What are they thinking? They're thinking that it's running out. It's running out... and ninety percent of what's left is in the Middle East. This is a fight to the death.

Danny Dalton: Some trust fund prosecutor, got off-message at Yale, thinks he's gonna run this up the flagpole, make a name for himself, maybe get elected some two-bit, congressman from nowhere, with the result that Russia or China can suddenly start having, at our expense, all the advantages we enjoy here. No, I tell you. No, sir. Corruption charges! Corruption? Corruption is government intrusion into market efficiencies in the form of regulations. That's Milton Friedman. He got a goddamn Nobel Prize. We have laws against it precisely so we can get away with it. Corruption is our protection. Corruption keeps us safe and warm. Corruption is why you and I are prancing around in here instead of fighting over scraps of meat out in the streets. Corruption is why we win.

Bryan Woodman: But what do you need a financial advisor for? Twenty years ago you had the highest Gross National Product in the world, now you're tied with Albania. Your second largest export is secondhand goods, closely followed by dates which you're losing five cents a pound on... You know what the business community thinks of you? They think that a hundred years ago you were living in tents out here in the desert chopping each other's heads off and that's where you'll be in another hundred years, so on behalf of my firm I accept your offer.

Jimmy Pope: Dig six feet, find three bodies. But dig twelve feet, you find maybe forty.

Prince Nasir Al-Subaai: When a country has five percent of the world's population but spends fifty percent of the world's military spending, that country's persuasive power is in decline.

Edited July 18, 2007 by dairy queen

[ace]

Syriana - great movie, strangely underated but I think a future classic.

Anyone done Blade Runner?

Apocalypse Now, natch.

[canuckamuck]

Quest for the Holy Grail

Indiana Jones 1

Aliens 2

Princess Bride

Blue Brothers

300

High Plains Drifter

Fast times at Ridgemont High

Gods must be crazy 2

Casino Royale (the remake)

Spaceballs

Matrix 1 (the other two were a bad dream)

Million Dollar Baby

Ferris Buellers Day Off

Animal House

Vacation

Edited July 18, 2007 by canuckamuck

[timonase]

for me its gotta be:

godfather 1 and 2

memento

dead man( johnny depp)

pulp fiction

life of brian

and so many more,

i dont it feels like, lately not many movies came out, who will be considered classics in the future.

regards

Timo

Sorry for quoting myself, but i did indeed forget some movies fitting to my avatar( which are indeed classics and some of my favourites)

Casablanca( Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lorre

M- eine stadt sucht einen Mörder( Peter Lorre)

20.000 leauges under the sea ( kirk douglas, Peter Lorre)

See avatar.

regards

Timo