Your Top 10 Films Of All Time

[Buelligan]

And Sexy Beast.

[zomgmouse]

10? Just 10? this is difficult. Here in vague order are 30:
1. Once Upon a Time in the West
2. L'Atalanate
3. Singin' in the Rain
4. The Red Shoes
5. Pink Flamingos
6. The 400 Blows
7. Wild Strawberries
8. Mon Oncle
9. Taxi Driver
10. 8½
11. Le samouraï
12. Network
13. Wings of Desire
14. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
15. The Conversation
16. Brazil
17. Au revoir les enfants
18. Salò or the 120 Days of Sodom
19. Rashomon
20. The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser
21. 3 Women
22. Dead Man
23. Modern Times
24. Hot Fuzz
25. The Tenant
26. The Apartment
27. Hannah and Her Sisters
28. if....
29. Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
30. Last Tango in Paris

I could go on for ages. These change regularly, too, although the top several tend to stay for longer.

[Quote]

Jaws
The Thin Red Line
Stand By Me
The Third Man
This Is Spinal Tap
Dazed & Confused
Back To The Future
Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner
The Thing
Day Of The Dead

Off the top of my head, baring in mind that I'm no film buff, rarely go to the cinema and usually take several years to get around to watching new, critically acclaimed films that everyone tells me I should go and watch. I like Ghostbusters a lot too, but chickened out and went for the more credible choices. Brazil, Rushmore, Once Upon A Time In The West and Fear & Loathing are great too, but I didn't want to simply repeat what everyone else has listed.

[Steven]

1. Withnail & I
2. The Shining
3. Fargo
4. The Killing Of A Chinese Bookie
5. Jaws
6. Chinatown
7. The Long Goodbye
8. Little Shop Of Horrors
9. Groundhog Day
10. 12 Monkeys

[Ballad of Ballard Berkley]

In no particular order...

Jaws

Dr Strangelove

Goodfellas

It's A Wonderful Life

The King of Comedy

Love & Death

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

Rear Window

Sons Of The Desert

This Is Spinal Tap

A fairly conventional selection, but what can I tell ya? I'm a fairly conventional guy.

[biggytitbo]

A beautiful selection, glad to see a Laurel and Hardy film in there.


And Rear Window, can't believe I missed that off my selection. What an amazing film that is.

[biggytitbo]

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[itsfredtitmus]

Here's the correct list:

- Sons of the Desert
- Way Out West
- Night of the Demon
- Sleeper
- The Wicker Man
- Murder By Death
- Foul Play
- Life of Brian
- Raiders of the Lost Ark
- Halloween 3: Season of the Witch
- The Adventures of Baron Munchausen

I like other films too.

mate best one is blockheads or music box

[Dr Rock]

Commando
Out Of The Past tied with Night of The Hunter,
It's a Wonderful Life
Blade Runner
Love and Death
Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls
Once Upon A Time In The West/America
Evil Dead 2
Perfomrance
Head

_{bubbling under: Life of Brian, The Wicker Man, Cool Hand Luke, The Third Man, Showgirls, Dog Day Afternoon, No Country For Old Men,  Thunderbolt & Lightfoot, some great superhero pics I could've put in but I need to see if I still like them in ten years time...}

[buttgammon]

Very tough question! In alphabetical order:

Before Sunrise
Belle de Jour
Dr Strangelove
Hannah and her Sisters
North by Northwest
Persona
Sunset Boulevard
Three Colours: Blue
Wild Strawberries
Wings of Desire

[bgmnts]

In absolutely correct order (in no particular order really)

1. Bladerunner
2. Out Of The Past/Build My Gallows High
3. Once Upon A Time In The West/Or a Leone & Eastwood one
4. The Empire Strikes Back
5. A Jim Jarmusch one.
6. The Warriors
7. No Country For Old Men/There Will Be Blood
8. A David Lynch one
9. Evil Dead 2
10. Commando
11. Head
12. something with Jack Nicholson In
13. Cool Hand Luke
14. Kelly's Heroes
15. Battle Beyond the Stars
16-27 Loads more Film Noir
28. Spinal Tap
29. A Scorcese
30. A Ghibli
31. Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
32. Life Of Brian
33. Elvis: That's The Way It Is
34. Performance
35. Reservoir Dogs
36. A Marvel one, probably Avengers
37. Or X-Men 2
38. Superman 2 (Donner cut)
39. Thunderbolt & Lightfoot
40. Midnight Run
41. Birdman
42. Freaks
43. American Werewolf In London
44. The Jerk or another classic Steve Martin
45. Akira
46. Team America
47. Dog Day Afternoon
48. Rocky Horror Picture Show (fuck off I like it)
49. Animal House/Blues Brothers
50. The Last Picture Show

Throw some Akira Kurosawa and Paul W.S Anderson in there and thats top list.

Although Commanod over Predator is interesting. I appreciate Commando is probably the pure action film in his ouvre but Predator seems overall the better film.

Commando does have the better one liners though.... tricky.

[itsfredtitmus]

Sholay
Sholay
Sholay
Sholay
Sholay
Sholay
Sholay
Sholay
Sholay
Robocop

[sevendaughters]

in no order off the top of my head

Hoop Dreams
Ran
A Matter of Life and Death
The Falls
French Connection
Robocop
Night of the Hunter
Paris Is Burning
Hard to Be A God
The Wind Rises

[Monsieur Verdoux]

Schoolgirl Hitchhikers
Sweet Penetrations
Suck Me Vampire
Hard Penetration
Sex Vibrations
Disco Sex
Parted Lips
Hyperpenetrations
Vicious Penetrations
Come in Quick... Quick, I'm Wet!

[itsfredtitmus]

Schoolgirl Hitchhikers
Sweet Penetrations
Suck Me Vampire
Hard Penetration
Sex Vibrations
Disco Sex
Parted Lips
Hyperpenetrations
Vicious Penetrations
Come in Quick... Quick, I'm Wet!

seen all these

[holyzombiejesus]

In no particular order...

Kes
400 Blows
Together
Gregorys Girl
Spirit of the Beehive
Under The Skin
Wicker Man
Trust
The Last Picture Show
The Appartment

[itsfredtitmus]

In no particular order...

Kes
400 Blows
Together
Gregorys Girl
Spirit of the Beehive
Under The Skin
Wicker Man
Trust
The Last Picture Show
The Appartment

wheres the porn

[Shoulders?-Stomach!]

Considering comedy is apparently the purest most honest artform, not much of it mentioned here.

[biggytitbo]

More than half of mine were comedies.

[Dr Rock]

Throw some Akira Kurosawa and Paul W.S Anderson in there and thats top list.

Although Commanod over Predator is interesting. I appreciate Commando is probably the pure action film in his ouvre but Predator seems overall the better film.

Commando does have the better one liners though.... tricky.

https://youtu.be/teSmRfAtDOU

Paul W.S. Anderson? Did you mean Paul Thomas Anderson, because I could definitely find room for There Will Be Blood... sadly I've never seen any Kurosawa.

edit: Yeah There Will Be Blood is in there already. I like a lot of his movies but not quite Top Ten material.

[canted_angle_again]

Off the top of my head in no particular order.

There Will Be Blood.
The Life Aquatic.
Figh Club.
Primer.
Mulholland Drive.
Twin Peaks The Return.
Grosse Point Blank.
Synecdoche New York.
Doctor Strangelove.
Brazil.

[MortSahlFan]

Harry and Tonto
La Strada
Nashville
They Shoot Horses, Don't they?
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest
Network
The Battle of algiers
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
A Woman Under The Influence
Buffalo '66

[mojo filters]

Not counting documentaries...


All The President's Men
Magnolia
Goodfellas
Rear Window
The Thin Red Line
Quiz Show
Ed Wood
Star Wars
Easy Rider
Citizen Kane



Would have included a Woody Allen, but so hard to choose...Whatever Works is the first off the top of my head, as the best of his later material due to the Larry David bonus (especially so close to the dreadfully disappointing Clear History).

[EOLAN]

Have I done a list on this before. Whatever. So my top 10 off the top of my head.

Sherlock Jr.
Bringing Up Baby
The Big Sleep (dir. Howard Hawks)
Cabaret
Casablanca
Blue Velvet
The Producers (original version)
Rio Bravo
His Girl Friday
Monty Python's the Meaning of Life

Maybe I didn't need to highlight which version of the Big Sleep I had chosen; given the prominence of that director on my list. Only one silent, no Laurel and Hardy and most recent film being 1987. The last one sounds about right.

[Swoz_MK]

1. Jaws
1975 - Steven Spielberg
2. The Beyond
1981 - Lucio Fulci
3. The Man With Two Brains
1983 - Carl reiner
4. Platoon
1986 - Oliver Stone
5. Hobo With A Shotgun
2011 - Jason Eisener
6. Freddy Got Fingered
2001 - Tom Green
7. Robocop
1987 - Paul Verhoven
8. The Big Racket
1976 - Enzo G. Castellari
9. Memories Of Matsuko
2006 - Tetsuya Nakashima
10. Alien
1979 - Ridley Scott

[SteveDave]

A Hard Day's Night
Superbad
Clerks
Hudson Hawk
Jaws
Harold And Maude
The Wicker Man
Head
True Romance
The Sasquatch (Dumpling) Gang

[magval]

The Sasquatch (Dumpling) Gang

Might be the first time I've ever seen this film mentioned by anyone.

[Small Man Big Horse]

Revised 2018 vs.

Love Exposure
Harold and Maude
Toto Les Heros
Holy Motors
Amelie
Doctor Strangelove
Paddington 2
Shortbus
Mr Nobody
Synecdoche, New York

[SteveDave]

Might be the first time I've ever seen this film mentioned by anyone.

"THIS BARK STINKS!"

[Swoz_MK]

Shortbus

Yes! Wonderful! And well mucky. I must rewatch Hedwig too.