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also Seven, National Lampoons Vacation, Kingpin Big Trouble in Little China and The Big Lebowski,

Is this your Homework Larry?
 
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I don't have a top 5 list, but I can't believe Chinatown isn't on anyone's list. That is my all time favorite.


GREAT MOVIE.. Saw it for the first time about a year ago, loved it..


I'm surprised no one mentioned North by Northwest, that movie was amazing.. Another great movie was the Spirit of St. Louis.
 
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1. American Beauty

Great selection..

Definitely in my top 10-15 and top 3 of my favortie movies made in the last 10 years.. So many great scenes in that movie..

Didn't really appreciate it until I saw it for the second time, then I was blown away.. Kevin Spacey was the shit in that movie:toast:
 

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Many of mine are listed but here's my list which trys to include several different genre's-

Goodfella's- Best gangster movie of all time with brilliant dialogue (" how am I funny") and great acting from Pacino, Pesce, Liotta.

The Graduate- Hoffman's performance is remarkable and there are so many classic lines.

Annie Hall- Brilliant Woody Allen comedy. Scene where he has dinner with Diane Keaton's family is comic genius.

Fargo- Coen brothers at their best and one of my alltime favorite performances by Fances McDormand.

Full Metal Jacket- Best war movie ever. Classic scenes and performances.

Honorable Mentions- Godfather 1 & 2, Animal House, Dog Day Afternoon, and Pulp Fiction.

Comedies- The In-Laws, There's something about Mary, Meet the Parents, Lost In America, South Park, Love and Death, Spinal Tap, Best in Show and Wedding Crashers.
 

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impossible to pick 5 and my list keeps changing but for funsies

casablanca
good fellas
goodbye girl
pulp fiction
good wil hunting
 

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Not top 5 but great movies most people never saw

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Mrs Miniver
Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War
Legend of 1900
 

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also Seven, National Lampoons Vacation, Kingpin Big Trouble in Little China and The Big Lebowski,

Is this your Homework Larry?

Big Lebowski one of my all time favorite movies. And Big Trouble in Little China is a movie I can watch over and over again.

Really hard to make an all time top 5 way to many different genres and eras of filmaking.
 

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Not top 5 but great movies most people never saw

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The Counterfiters
Mrs Miniver
Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War
Legend of 1900


Legend of 1900 was a good flick, saw it on my first flight to CR back in 2000
 

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Agreed.

A few other foreign flicks:

Seven Samurai
Cinema Paradiso
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Das Boot

Da Heavy, Cinema Paradiso is still my all time favorite flick. Will add 2 to your list that must be watched together, Jean De Florette and Manion Of The Spring.
 

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1. Diehard
2. Field of Dreams
3. ?
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5. ?

To many to narrow down too.:think2:
 

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Thanks a lot STEAK.

Now, in order to maintain my Life Plan of Becoming More Like SteakT, I have to get Goodbye Girl from Netflix and watch it with the SheBar while splitting a good bottle of wine.
 

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Yeah- A Clockwork Orange should be on everyones must see list. Actually everthing Kubrick did- Dr Strangelove- 2001 - The Shining. Kubrick has the whole conpiracy theorists dream collection if you include Eyes Wide Shut- which was Kubricks last work and ostensibly the movie he was killed for making -which whistleblew the Illuminati's Satanic Rituals and other involvements. They knew this effort showed he was beginning to reject their warnings to keep silent and caused concern that might reveal publicly that he directed much of the Apollo Moon Mission's footage. I found his untimely death understandable after seeing this movie.
 
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Yeah- A Clockwork Orange should be on everyones must see list. Actually everthing Kubrick did- Dr Strangelove- 2001 - The Shining. Kubrick has the whole conpiracy theorists dream collection if you include Eyes Wide Shut- which was Kubricks last work and ostensibly the movie he was killed for making -which whistleblew the Illuminati's Satanic Rituals and other involvements. They knew this effort showed he was beginning to reject their warnings to keep silent and caused concern that might reveal publicly that he directed much of the Apollo Moon Mission's footage. I found his untimely death understandable after seeing this movie.

Kubrick was killed by the Illuminati for making "Eyes Wide Shut?"

Wow... who would have known?

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Kubrick was killed by the Illuminati for making "Eyes Wide Shut?"

Wow... who would have known?

:ohno:

damn, that movie was really bad, but i don't think he should have been killed over it

I don't think TR believes anyone famous could actually die younger than expected. You know, like what can and does happen to every human demographic.

You would think such a world controlling organization would have stopped it's production and release, eh?

Why are Tom & Nicki still living? should they not have dies for their involvement?

:ohno:
 

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