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TOP 10 FAVORITE FILMS OF ALL TIME ?

Started by Allhallowsday, March 29, 2008, 11:51:19 PM

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Allhallowsday

Quote from: CheezeFlixz on April 19, 2008, 01:16:57 AM
I have most of Giuseppe Tornatore films, one I missed on my list which is a EXCELLENT film is THE LEGEND OF 1900, also MALENA. Every film I've seen by him has been great.
I've seen THE LEGEND OF 1900, an implausible, strange, but interesting film (starring TIM ROTH, who's always good.) 

I neglected to include SPARTACUS (that's what I get for giving my brother my DVD copy...)  Probably my favorite KUBRICK and a flick which could probably bump at least one or two from my original list! 
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Allhallowsday

SHADOW OF A DOUBT was on TCM today, caught a few minutes of it.  Another film that hovers near the top of my list, but failed to make it 'cause I get hasty.  Directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK, and starring TERESA WRIGHT (who's in another of my faves that did make my list...  :lookingup:)  If you've not seen SHADOW OF A DOUBT, it's one not to miss!! 
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Scott

Just saw a large portion including the ending of PORTRAIT OF JENNIE (1948) on TCM yesterday. It's a very sureal film that had my head spinning. Phew...........Very interesting film. Starring Jenifer Jones.  :thumbup: :thumbup:








Allhallowsday

Quote from: Conan on May 16, 2008, 05:11:14 AM
Just saw a large portion including the ending of PORTRAIT OF JENNIE (1948) on TCM yesterday. It's a very sureal film that had my head spinning. Phew...........Very interesting film. Starring Jenifer Jones.  :thumbup: :thumbup:
I like that film; I generally like JOSEPH COTTON in anything (he also starred in the film I last mentioned, SHADOW OF A DOUBT)
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Raffine

Quote from: Allhallowsday on May 17, 2008, 11:16:08 AM
Quote from: Conan on May 16, 2008, 05:11:14 AM
Just saw a large portion including the ending of PORTRAIT OF JENNIE (1948) on TCM yesterday. It's a very sureal film that had my head spinning. Phew...........Very interesting film. Starring Jenifer Jones.  :thumbup: :thumbup:
I like that film; I generally like JOSEPH COTTON in anything (he also starred in the film I last mentioned, SHADOW OF A DOUBT)

PORTRAIT OF JENNIE trivia: The odd little song Jennie sings was written for the the film by Bernard Herrmann. He got a "Special Thanks" credit at the end.
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Joseph

Shawshank Redemption
Lord of the Rings (all of them - does that count as one or three)
Spiderman ( 1, 2 & 3 - again does that count as one or three)
The Godfather
Pulp Fiction
The Dark Knight - a new beginning
The Green Mile
King of New York
Star Wars ( all of them )
Young Frankenstein

Doc Daneeka

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I finally got it together to whip one of these up last night, unlike many they are in order from worst to best, but like many they are subject to change at any time.

10. Puppet Master
9. Dog Day Afternoon
8. Dark Star
7. Shriek if you know what I did last Friday the 13th
6. Bataan
5. Amadeus
4. White Heat
3. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
2. Marathon Man
1. Magic

As you can see, I'm not really big on "good movies", or at least not "great" ones. The best I think are the "respected" ones fallen out of critical view. Feel free to ask about my weird choices, I had blurbs for them but seeing as most other people didn't outright explain I shouldn't draw attention to myself :smile:

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Quote from: Mr. Briggs Inc. on May 31, 2008, 07:35:28 PM
I finally got it together to whip one of these up last night, unlike many they are in order from worst to best, but like many they are subject to change at any time.

10. Puppet Master
9. Dog Day Afternoon
8. Dark Star
7. Shriek if you know what I did last Friday the 13th
6. Bataan
5. Amadeus
4. White Heat
3. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
2. Marathon Man
1. Magic

As you can see, I'm not really big on "good movies", or at least not "great" ones. The best I think are the "respected" ones fallen out of critical view. Feel free to ask about my weird choices, I had blurbs for them but seeing as most other people didn't outright explain I shouldn't draw attention to myself :smile:
Some good choices, I particularly like WHITE HEAT and TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE... AMADEUS is wonderful and MARATHON MAN still holds up. 
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Castroph

1.Hard-Boiled
2.Leon: The Professional
3.Sabata
4.Night of the Living Dead
5.They Call Me Trinity
6.Oldboy
7.The Big Lebowski
8.Sin City
9.Hot Fuzz
10.The Matrix

Scott123

Subject to change at any time: 

Walking Tall (The original. "When's the last time you stood up in a movie theater and cheered?")
War of the Worlds (original)
Earth vs. the Flying Saucers
The Magnificent Seven
It Came From Outer Space
It's a Wonderful Life (sappy but great stuff, guardian angel always got to me :)
Slapshot
Back to the Future (mostly first one, but they're all good)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Thunder Road (great drive-in classic!)

  :cheers:


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1. Cobra
2. Jaws
3. Scarface
4. Apocalypse, Now
5. Halloween
6. The Goonies
7. The Breakfast Club
8. Jacob's Ladder
9. Trick Or Treat
10. This Is Spinal Tap