10.The Right Stuff (1983)
9.The Godfather,Part II (1974)
8.Shawshank Redemption (1994)
7.Psycho (1960)
6.One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (1975)
5.Pulp Fiction (1994)
4.Once Upon A Time In America (1984)
3.Goodfellas (1990)
2.Boogie Nights (1997)
1.Taxi Driver (1976)
Good lists, imo. I like or resonate with Stringer's list a lot. All his recommendations have been awesome.
Except that I am not a Star Wars fan. Sorry. I'd rather put 2001 in its place.
I take it this is an English movies list, or perhaps only Hollywood ?
^^^ Never understood the Princess Bride thing. Someone recommended it to me, i saw it and wondered if he had joked with me. Seemed a bit of a kid's movie to me.
I'd like to see Rommil's top 10, but please no Thai/hacker/slasher movies, please
My fave list would probably contain some more old B&W movies, will have to think a bit.
Heat was saved by Val&Voight
Val only. Voight is expendable.
Midnight cowboy is not
Pacino and De Niro did Heat because of the money they behaved like mere wh-ores there
But I still love'em;-)
American Beauty, Five Easy Pieces, Glengarry Glen Ross
Unforgiven is up there too
And that striptease movie with Carlyle& buddies is the last great movie from Brittain made for britts inside Britt socks
I just cannot remember it
It is Carlyle and other unemployed guys who make a strip calendar to pick up money
If it had been shot in Maggie's stockholders society...
The speech by Alec Baldwin is one of the best in cinema history.GLENGARRY something happened there coz the performing level of ALL the four main guys and their interplay Is completely off charts
I think is by far the greatest combined perfor.since Godfather
You could expect that from Lemmon and Al
But Baldwin and Harris have never been better
The speech by Alec Baldwin is one of the best in cinema history.
"What's Your Name? **** YOU,that's my name"
Yes, Full Monty¡¡¡
I loved ( and hated as well) when he makes that long speech about the watches he´s got.
Wonderful movie.Call me an asshol(e) but I can´t remember the director now...
Credit David Mamet for his authorship but James Foley directed.
You might like "Calendar Girls" too! I'd rather see Helen Mirren and Julie Walters expose body parts than Carlyle & gang!
Dersu uszala
la Nuit Americane
Roma citta apperta
Twelve unpitty men
Death in Venice
AMARCORD
Portiere di notte
Rocco e i suoi fratelli inspired a whole generation
If I had to take these with me to an island, I'd have to take (among many i cannot remember, and some are already mentioned by Tom):
Umberto D
Ballad of a Soldier
Make Way for Tomorrow
A man for all seasons
Dog Day Afternoon
Goodbye Mr Chips
Midnight in Paris
Miracle on 34th Street
Scarface
The Artist
Sansho the Bailiff (Jap)
Others:
Shakespeare in Love
Several of Melville's heist movies (French)
Rififi (Fr.)
Hugo
War Horse
Forbidden Games (French)
How Green was my Valley
Barry Lyndon
Gigi (just for the songs)
South Pacific (just for Bali-Hi)
To kill a mockingbird
The Killing
The Man from Earth
Pulp Fiction
LOTR trilogy
Vertigo (most of Hitchcock)
Scifi:
2001
The Day the Earth stood Still (B&W)
Still others:
Touch of Evil
Out of the Past
My most watched movie is probably That's Entertainment which of course goes with me, along with Singing in the Rain.
Bresson and Kurosawa will go with me, along with Mizoguchi and Melville.
Just 10? That's a tough ask to edit down but, in no particular order, here we go:
Citizen Kane
North By Northwest
Lawrence Of Arabia
Dr. Strangelove
Singin' In The Rain
Casablanca
The Godfather
Star Wars
The Silence Of The Lambs
Schindler's List
Orson Welles is a genious people loved to hate
Seeing Citizen Kane over The Godfather on the AFI list bothers me. :|
1. Beaches
2. Mean Girls
3. How to lose a guy in 10 days
4. Legally Blonde
5. Thelma and Louise
6. Steel Magnolias
7. Dirty Dancing
8. Titanic
9. The Devil Wears Prada
10. Sleepless in Seattle
Citizen Kane is a piece of art for film scholars and the like,but for the average joe,it's entertainment value isn't high. I enjoyed The Third Man more,which Orson Welles was in...Seeing Citizen Kane over The Godfather on the AFI list bothers me. :|
Kill Bill vol. 2 but that's mainly because of Uma. I love her. But, in all seriousness it's a great movie, imo. I like the dialogues and esp Michael Madsen's performance. Madsen is my favorite actor. Mr coolness :lol:
Citizen Kane is a piece of art for film scholars and the like,but for the average joe,it's entertainment value isn't high. I enjoyed The Third Man more,which Orson Welles was in...
LOL need to see Kill Bill both volumes. Also, really like Madsen , saw him in Reservoir Dogs. So demented but also kinda funny. :lol: