Your Favorite Films of All Time

[Air tree]

Share some of your most beloved movies here! I'd like to get a grasp of the kind of films people like on here.



I'm a huge Film buff and and a wannabe film critic 

From what I can't think of off the top of my head is as follows:

Every Monty Python ever put to film!

The Evil Dead 1- 1981

Evil Dead 2- 1987

Army of Darkness (Evil Dead 3)

The Shining- 1980

A Clockwork Orange- 1971

Fargo- 1999

Citizen Kane- 1941

There Will Be Blood- 2007

Psycho- 1960

Pulp Fiction- 1994

The Matrix- 1999

Terminator 1 & 2

The Grand Budapest Hotel

And so many more! I'll probably sort threw all these and do them by genre for ease of reading later.

And probably a lot more that I forgot, or haven't seen quite a long time.  I'll update my list as I think of some of my other favorites.



I watch so many films though, It's really a huge part of my life. I can get so passionate talking to someone about film it's insane. If only I could afford to go to the theater more often though, Or that I had an awesome theater around me like the Alamo Drafthouse or something similar.

[LechnerDE]

As boring as it sounds:

Star Wars IV-VI

are the movies I have seen the most by far.


With a huge gap come things like Pulp Fiction and Matrix I.

[iri]

"come and see"

[Computer-Lab in Basement]

Office Space.

[katushkin]

The Room.

"I Hope you fall off the face of the Earth. That's a promise"

Classic...

[Air tree]

The Room.

"I Hope you fall off the face of the Earth. That's a promise"

Classic...

"I did not hit her. I did Naaaht...
Oh Hi Mark"

[katushkin]

The Room.

"I Hope you fall off the face of the Earth. That's a promise"

Classic...

"I did not hit her. I did Naaaht...
Oh Hi Mark"

Mark: How was work today?
Johnny: Oh, pretty good. We got a new client and the bank will make a lot of money.
Mark: What client?
Johnny: I cannot tell you; it's confidential.
Mark: Aw, come on. Why not?
Johnny: No, I can't. Anyway, how is your sex life?

I'm going to have to re-watch this. I'm reading through quotes and it's just tooooo bad.

[Frenir]

Birdemic.

A classic.

[Air tree]

Birdemic.

A classic.

Birdemic 2: The Resurrection just blows the already visual masterpiece and character driven plot  of the original, to the extreme!

Birdemic 2 is truly a classic.













 

[Frenir]

For anyone who hasn't experienced the brilliance of Birdemic. Watch this.

[katushkin]

The fact that it's described as a Romantic Horror Thriller is just terrible.

That, and it's terrible.

"Oh, I just HAPPEN to have an M4 carbine in my car! Don't worry!"

And the coathangers... Oh god why...

[iri]

why the **** did i post seriously in this thread?

[lakiozoon]

-  Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)

-  2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

-  Amarcord (1973)

-  The Matrix- 1999

[Signature]

Iron Sky.
It has nazi zombies that has been camping on the dark side of the moon. nuf said

[Frenir]

Iron Sky.
It has nazi zombies that has been camping on the dark side of the moon. nuf said

Everybody loves nazis, right?

[Lurch]

Dead Alive (Braindead) - 1992

[fohat.digs]

The film that changed my life was a 2nd-tier film in the overall scheme of things, but it blew my mind.

I was 18 years old in 1970 when I started college. The student center held a variety of free and open activities for students (this was back before colleges were profit centers), and one of them was the "Sunday Night Art Film Series" otherwise known as "freak flicks".

The first time I went, I saw Fellini's "Juliet of the Spirits" and it was the first "weird" movie I had ever seen. It was a total eye-opener and revelation to me, and made me a serious film fan for life.

PS - I was not stoned at the time, either.

[tp4tissue]

Dead Alive (Braindead) - 1992

This was solid..

[katushkin]

Iron Sky.
It has nazi zombies that has been camping on the dark side of the moon. nuf said

They turned a black man white...

Then they pose as republicans.

And the ending is just like... Another Birdemic "deep" message

[paicrai]

the one with the thing and like this guy went in this place y'know it ****ing rules

[tp4tissue]

Alrite, so I just watched birdemic...  thinking,, well birdemic 2's gotta be better right, cuz you can't get worse than the first one..

Well... I was wrong... haha..  sigh..........  at least there was nudity in the second movie...


honestly,, i think these films are good in a way, because they lower the bar...

so anyone who wants to make a film today... as long as it's slightly better than birdemic, they could say,  well at least it was better than birdemic...

[Matt3o]

this is a question I really can't answer. There are some movies that I love with a passion because they are part of my childhood but that I can't say they are Great movies (I like Mary Poppins, so sue me). Other films that I like without a reason (like Starship troopers), others that I like because they remind me of fine moments spent with my wife (The Mummy... yeah the one with brendan fraser). I don't know, this is a question that I always find hard to answer. The Matrix and the first Star Wars (EP.IV) are in the list for sure.

[tp4tissue]

this is a question I really can't answer. There are some movies that I love with a passion because they are part of my childhood but that I can't say they are Great movies (I like Mary Poppins, so sue me). Other films that I like without a reason (like Starship troopers), others that I like because they remind me of fine moments spent with my wife (The Mummy... yeah the one with brendan fraser). I don't know, this is a question that I always find hard to answer. The Matrix and the first Star Wars (EP.IV) are in the list for sure.

I thought everybody liked starship-troopers and the mummy...   I even got mummy 2 bray.. didn't like mummy 3

mary poppins though didn't jive with me, cuz I was never subjected to authority, be it magical or otherwise.

[luisbg]

The Matrix - 1999

Pulp Fiction- 1994

El Mariachi - 1992

The Godfather - 1972

Airplane! - 1980

Inception - 2010

Wall-E - 2008

[microsoft windows]

Here's one of my favorite films of all time.

[luisbg]

Here's one of my favorite films of all time.

Impressive! It sucked even when it was "modern".

[tp4tissue]

Here's one of my favorite films of all time.
asdf

offices used to be way warmer with all the Tubes.

[tp4tissue]

Here's one of my favorite films of all time.
asdf

Impressive! It sucked even when it was "modern".

I thought 3.1 95 98 2000 were all great

[microsoft windows]

Here's one of my favorite films of all time.

Impressive! It sucked even when it was "modern".

Windows 95 never sucked. It was always awesome and always will be. Don't deny settled science.

[luisbg]

Here's one of my favorite films of all time.

Impressive! It sucked even when it was "modern".

Windows 95 never sucked. It was always awesome and always will be. Don't deny settled science.

Citation needed for that science.

[tp4tissue]

Here's one of my favorite films of all time.

Impressive! It sucked even when it was "modern".

Windows 95 never sucked. It was always awesome and always will be. Don't deny settled science.

Citation needed for that science.

did you even watch the video.. the proof is right in front of you

[paicrai]

120mm

[Malphas]

[Lurch]

Dead Alive (Braindead) - 1992

This was solid..

"Damn fine custard."

[luisbg]

Dead Alive (Braindead) - 1992

This was solid..

"Damn fine custard."

Classic. Who would've thought the guy who made that film would end up filming a Lord of the Rings trilogy?

[do_Og@n]

I'm kind of bias with my films because I love zombies.....A LOT!!!

I would have to start with the entire Evil Dead series. Including Army of Darkness!

Zombieland
Undead "...time is short. So you gotta ask yourself: Are you a fighter, Fish Queen, or are you zombie food?" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0339840/
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil

There are more but that's good enough for now.

[HipsterPunks]

I'm kind of bias with my films because I love zombies.....A LOT!!!

I would have to start with the entire Evil Dead series. Including Army of Darkness!

Zombieland
Undead "...time is short. So you gotta ask yourself: Are you a fighter, Fish Queen, or are you zombie food?" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0339840/
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil

There are more but that's good enough for now.

hell yeah dude! have you ever checked out Lucio Fulci's ZombI? one of my favs, low budget zombie flick with crazy well done gore.

Also my all time favorites i could watch over and over...
1. American Beauty - Kevin Spacey is my personal hero in that movie
2. Toxic Avenger - Troma NJ trash
3. Freddy Vs Jason - Its so bad its good

[User Was Banned]

Kill Bill

[Malphas]

[noisyturtle]

Top three favorite movies of all time, in order:

1. Pulp Fiction
2. O Brother Where Art Thou
3. The Seven Samurai

honorable mentions go to Blade Runner, Alien, Terminator 2, and Goodfellas

[HoffmanMyster]

In no particular order, and attempting to keep out the obvious or already said answers - therefore not a complete list.

• Anything by Rian Johnson - Brick (2005), The Brothers Bloom (2008), Looper (2012); also directed the Breaking Bad episodes "Fly", "Fifty-One", and "Ozymandias"
• Anything by Phil Lord and Chris Miller - Clone High (TV) (2002), Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs (2009), 21 Jump Street (2012), The Lego Movie (2014), and 22 Jump Street (2014) --- Seriously, watch Clone High
• Anything by Hitchcock - Rope (1948) is a less-known one that's amazing, but I also love Rear Window (1954), Vertigo (1958), North by Northwest (1959), Psycho (1960), and basically everything else
• The Illusionist (2006) - overshadowed by The Prestige, which came out in the same year, but The Illusionist is really amazing
• Zodiac (2007)

[mashby]

1. Unforgiven
2. The Matrix Trilogy
3. Le Grand Bleu

It blurs from there and it's so hard to rank in order, but other favs are...

- A Clockwork Orange
- Braveheart
- Blade Runner
- The Usual Suspects
- Pulp Fiction
- Star Wars
- The Professional
- La Femme Nikita

[User Was Banned]

Kiki's Delivery Service

you know it

[vivalarevolución]

Days of Heaven. 

Love the scenery, love the story, love the score, love the narration, actors are okay.

[jakkdl]

Attack The Block

I almost died the first time i watched it.

[Sifo]

Kiki's Delivery Service

you know it

sry, Howl's Moving Castle

Non animated I don't think I care enough.

Rush Hour 3!!

[Candyflip]

Not favorites but first 2 that popped in my mind are The Sting and Léon.

[User Was Banned]

Kiki's Delivery Service

you know it

sry, Howl's Moving Castle

Non animated I don't think I care enough.

Rush Hour 3!!

Love HMC equally as much, maybe a little more.

Not favorites but first 2 that popped in my mind are The Sting and Léon.

Forgot about Leon...love that film. Also, Lost in Translation. And Closer. And Inglourious Basterds remake. And I have so many favorite films of all time, it just depends on my mood really.

[dante]

Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins
Big Trouble in Little China

Wasn't much into Anime movies but I liked the 3x3 Eyes series...

I predict the upcoming movie Interstellar will be one of my favorites.  Looking forward to it!

[noisyturtle]

OK, top 3 favorite animated films, in order:

1. Spirited Away
2. Aladdin
3. The Triplets of Belleville

honorable mentions go to The Incredibles, My Neighbor Totoro, Mary and Max, and Up