Your Greatest movie of all time

[Lo-Co]

shawshank is still one of my favorites.

 

[blazn101]

Color Purple
Psycho/ Rear window
Inception
Pan's Labyrinth
The Shining

 

[NobodyReally]

This was hard because it was hard to choose between artistic value and entertainment value. But if I'm going to be honest, I have to say, based solely on the number of repeated views, it has to be:

 

[FlyRy]

My definition of what the greatest movie is a movie that is perfect in every way (acting, cinematography, story, not boring, good pacing etc) would be There Will Be Blood. This is not my favorite movie but after I watched that movie, I was like this movie is perfect.

I really slept on this movie because of the topic, the oil boom of the 19th century. I was like that sounds boring as fukk.

Others, again these are not my favorite movies but using the same definition as above.

Black Hawk Down
Apollo 13
Amelie

ETA: Terminator 2, Zodiac

actually watched this last night for the first time since the vhs days in the 90s

it's good..but the 2nd half kind of drags a bit..and then the cheesy ron howard ending

still good though

 

[G-Zus]

Olympus has Fallen, Fight Club, The Social Network, King of Kong, Empire Strikes Back, Matrix

 

[kp404]

Olympus has Fallen

:grantwtf:

 

[MartyMcFly]

:grantwtf:

 

[kp404]

King of Kong

:huell2:

 

[HHR]

:grantwtf:

I just spit on my computer screen....god damn it

 

[NobodyReally]

Olympus has Fallen, Fight Club, The Social Network, King of Kong, Empire Strikes Back, Matrix

It's so cool to see King of Kong on someone's list. I love that movie, and hardly anyone I know has heard of it. I think what made it so great is that I wasn't expecting, nor did I ever imagine that such an epic battle could be teased out of a story about two adult Donkey Kong gamers.

 

[FlyRy]

1. There Will Be Blood / Paul Thomas ANDERSON / 2007
2. Blade Runner / Ridley SCOTT / 1982
3. The Thin Red Line / Terrence MALICK / 1998
4. Once Upon A Time In The West / Sergio LEONE / 1968
5. Harakiri / Masaki KOBAYASHI / 1962
6. Barry Lyndon / Stanley KUBRICK / 1975
7. Mirror / Andrei TARKOVSKI / 1975
8. Reservoir Dogs / Quentin TARANTINO / 1992
9. Le Cercle Rouge / Jean-Pierre MELVILLE / 1970
10. Ran / Akira KUROSAWA / 1985
11. Vertigo / Alfred HITCHCOCK / 1958
12. Battleship Potemkin / Serge EISEINSTEIN/ 1925
13. It's A Wonderful Life / Frank CAPRA / 1946
14. Pulp Fiction / Quentin TARANTINO / 1994
15. Heat / Michael MANN / 1995
16. One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest / Milos FORMAN / 1975
17. Apocalypse Now / Francis Ford COPPOLA / 1979
18. North By Northwest / Alfred HITCHCOCK / 1959
19. Memories Of Murder / Bong JOON-HO / 2003
20. 12 Monkeys / Terry GILLIAM / 1995
21. The Wild Bunch / Sam PECKINPAH / 1969
22. Mullholland Drive / David LYNCH / 2001
23. Touch Of Evil / Orson WELLES / 1958
24. 12 Angry Men / Sidney LUMET / 1957
25. The Searchers / John FORD / 1956
26. Le Salaire de La Peur / Henri-Georges CLOUZOT / 1953
27. The Third Man / Carol REED / 1949
28. Paris, Texas / Wim WENDERS / 1984
29. Playtime / Jacques TATI / 1967
30. City Lights / Charlie CHAPLIN / 1931
31. Bicycle Thieves / Vittorio DE SICA / 1948
32. 2001 : A Space Odyssey / Stanley KUBRICK / 1968
33. Seven / David FINCHER/ 1995
34. Raiders Of The Lost Ark / Steven SPIELBERG / 1981
35. Taxi Driver / Martin SCORSESE/ 1976
36. The Thing / John CARPENTER / 1982
37. The Godfather Part II / Francis Ford COPPOLA / 1974
38. Stalker / Andrei TARKOVSKI / 1979
39. Wall-E / Andrew STANTON / 2008
40. The City Of God / Fernando MEIRELLES / 2002
41. Cross Of Iron / Sam PECKINPAH / 1977
42. The Apartment / Billy WILDER / 1960
43. Wild Strawberries / Ingmar BERGMAN / 1957
44. Carlito's Way / Brian DE PALMA / 1993
45. Mr. Smith Goes To Washington / Frank CAPRA / 1939
46. Boogie Nights / Paul Thomas ANDERSON / 1997
47. M / Fritz LANG / 1931
48. Once Upon A Time In America / Sergio LEONE / 1984
49. The Tree Of Life / Terrence MALICK / 2011
50. The General / Buster KEATON / 1926

i've seen 39 of these..tryin to go through them all

 

[Thizzlam]

Hoop Dreams (1994)

 

[I love Latina women]

the godfather 1 and 2.... if not that, then apocalypse now

 

[I love Latina women]

since much has already been stated on the godfather 1 and 2 and rightfully so, i gotta speak on how great apocalypse now is

this is one of those movies that didn't even seem like a movie, it's like a documentary because the actin', characters and dialogue are so genuine

for as long as it is (3 hours), it don't seem like it because the movie flows seamlessly from one scene to the next

captain willard

col. kurtz

"the horror..... the horror"

 

[AkaDemiK]

part I & II