Top 10 Films of All Time

For the sake of discussion and my own curiosity, compile/post a list of what are your ten all-time favorite movies. Here's mine:

1. PULP FREAKING FICTION!!!
2. Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
3. Road To Perdition
4. WALL-E
5. Tombstone
6. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith
7. Instinct
8. Superman: The Movie
9. American Psycho
10. The Dark Knight

1. A Clockwork Orange
2. Indiana Jones & The Raiders Of The Lost Ark
3. The Fly (1986)
4. Superman: The Movie
5. Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade
6. Gojira (Godzilla 1954)
7. Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom
8. The Dark Knight
9. Ghost In The Shell
10. Star Wars V: The Empire Strikes Back

Jackass: The Movie barely missed 10th X_X

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Reservoir Dogs
3. The Dark Knight
4. Clerks
5. The Boondock Saints
6. Chasing Amy
7. Fight Club
8. Dogma
9. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
10. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

1. SCARFACE
2. GODFATHER 1,2,3
3. CASINO
4, GOODFELLAS
5. AMERICAN GANGSTER
6. GET RICH DIE TRYIN
7. 8 MILE
8. COACH CARTER
9. 2012
10. THE CRAYS

I don't really see how you could have only 10 All-Time favorite movies. To me it isn't possible.

also, Not to criticize but why in God's green earth is Star Wars III: Revenge of The Sith in your list Wearedoomed. It is an embarrassment to the legacy of Star Wars including Attack of The Clones. Anakin's turn to the Dark side was anti climatic and the way he was portrayed was as this scared, cowardly sith figure when we all know Vadar was never portrayed as that and always took his force to The Republic.

Let's not forget the very Enthusiastic "NOOOOOOOOO" from Vadar at the end of the film

Sykesy wrote:

I don't really see how you could have only 10 All-Time favorite movies. To me it isn't possible.

also, Not to criticize but why in God's green earth is Star Wars III: Revenge of The Sith in your list Wearedoomed. It is an embarrassment to the legacy of Star Wars including Attack of The Clones. Anakin's turn to the Dark side was anti climatic and the way he was portrayed was as this scared, cowardly sith figure when we all know Vadar was never portrayed as that and always took his force to The Republic.

Let's not forget the very Enthusiastic "NOOOOOOOOO" from Vadar at the end of the film

Film is subjective, man. And a "scared, cowardly sith figure"? Are you kidding? Anakin almost single-handily brought the Jedi Order to it's knees and slaughtered people! He wasn't hiding behind the bushes, biting his nails or something!

No good with ranking movies...but no Shawshank Redemption from anybody?

Something like this...

#1 Carlito's Way
#2 Pulp Fiction
#3 Reservoir Dogs
#4 American Psycho
#5 Vanilla Sky
#6 Goodfellas
#7 Sin City
#8 Menace II Society
#9 A Clockwork Orange
#10 Scarface

Going to be hard to come up with ten movies I've watched and liked, but easier than coming up with those fifty characters (which I'll do later), so here it goes...

I. Back To The Future II - Just epic. Absolutely epic.

II. Back To The Future - Loved it. Loved it so much I didn't think it was possible to enjoy the II as much, I was wrong but that's just showing how great this franchise is.

III. Lion King - What can I say, this was the first movie I really liked. The best of all of the Lion King movies, and the best Disney movie ever.

IV. My Cousin Vinny - Saw this in Law class, and was extremely entertaining. A lot of funny moments in this movie.

V. Men In Black & Men In Black II - Counting both as one as it's been many years since I've seen either and it got to the point where they've kind of meshed into one film. Two very entertaining movies though. Looking forward to the III installment.

VI. Lion King 1 & 1/2 - Probably the funniest edition of the Lion King series.

VII. Back To The Future III - Wasn't terrible, but really lacks in comparison to the other two. Either way, it succeeded in providing a satisfying end to my favorite movie series.

VIII. Scary Movies - Mostly one and two, but I guess you can throw three and four in their two. Not sure if I'm looking forward to Scary Movie 5 or not.

IX. Monster's Inc. - This is here because I enjoyed it and one of my [favorite] teachers cries during it ... probably not the best way to rank a movie but at this point I'm grasping at straws and I did like Monster's Inc. Can't wait to see the sequel.

X. Breakfast Club - Originally I had Toy Story here, but I forgot about the Breakfast Club.

Wearedoomed wrote:

Sykesy wrote:

I don't really see how you could have only 10 All-Time favorite movies. To me it isn't possible.

also, Not to criticize but why in God's green earth is Star Wars III: Revenge of The Sith in your list Wearedoomed. It is an embarrassment to the legacy of Star Wars including Attack of The Clones. Anakin's turn to the Dark side was anti climatic and the way he was portrayed was as this scared, cowardly sith figure when we all know Vadar was never portrayed as that and always took his force to The Republic.

Let's not forget the very Enthusiastic "NOOOOOOOOO" from Vadar at the end of the film

Film is subjective, man. And a "scared, cowardly sith figure"? Are you kidding? Anakin almost single-handily brought the Jedi Order to it's knees and slaughtered people! He wasn't hiding behind the bushes, biting his nails or something!

Sorry that it took me awhile to reply to this. I saw it a few days ago and just forgot about it.

Yeah a film is subjective, But Anakin was cowardly. He did slaughter Jedi's but once he faced Obi - Won he was fearing him. [When Obi helps Princess Laya onto the ship]. So in a sense he was "Hiding" but Sidious convinced him to attack Obi.

Sorry for the spelling of there names. Fucking hard to spell due to them not being normal names LOL

I couldn't tell give you ten movies that are without a doubt my favourite, but I'll think of ten that I know I do like.

This Is England
Boy
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Step Brothers
Semi-Pro
The Doors
Hell Ride
Death Proof
Planet Terror
A Clockwork Orange

I probably liked American Psycho more than the next guy. Probably even more, but I liked it so much that I don't know that I'll watch it again. I, too, like most Steven Seagal movies ~ they are awesome!