All-time Top 10 Movies Thread - how gay are your tastes?

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10. Captain America
9. Moana
8. The Shape of Water
7. Birdman
6. 12 Years a Slave
5. Terminator Genysis
4. The Notebook
3. Wonder Woman
2. Her
1. Captain Marvel
 
The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
8 Mile
FMJ
Liar Liar
The Matrix
Shrek
Inglorious Basterds
Pulp Fiction
The Mask
aka most memorable stuff I watched as a kid. I haven't actually seen a movie in a theater since 2016 when I was forcibly dragged along to Suicide Squad (not THE Suicide Squad). On my own the last thing I saw was Megamind in 2010.
 
In no order:

the first Ghostbusters
the first Robocop
the first Starship Troopers
Conan the Barbarian
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Kill Bill 1+2 (I count it as one movie)
Watchmen
Full Metal Jacket
Terminator 1+2 (they are on par and I always watch both in one session)
the first Kick-Ass
 
In no particular order:
Blade Runner + 2049
Batman '89
Indiana Jones Films
Titanic
American Psycho
Star Wars Original Trilogy
Saw Films
Fargo
Pirates of the Caribbean Films
Back to the Future Trilogy
 
This list is gonna out me. Also im really bad at keeping track of shit, so this is mostly just the films I rewatch the most.

Moonstruck
Whisper of the Heart
The Shining
The Wedding Singer
The Exorcist
Good Will Hunting
Sleeping Beauty
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
All LOTR + The Hobbit
The Batman
 
probably soy-tier opinions, but whatever:
John Wick (any of the four, but personally it's a toss-up between the first and fourth)
Ready or Not
Home Alone (1 & 2)
American Psycho
Scary Movie (the third one)
The Raid: Redemption
Drive
The Matrix
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Ip Man (the first one, haven't seen the others yet)
 
Walk Hard
The Matrix
Shawshank Redemption
The Last Samurai
Terminator 2
Back to the Future
Super Mario Bros.
Groundhog Day
Jurassic Park
Idiocracy
 
Safety Last! (Fred C. Newmeyer, 1923)
Shanghai Express (Josef von Sternberg, 1932)
One Hour With You (Ernst Lubitsch, 1932)
Only Angels Have Wings (Howard Hawks, 1939)
High Sierra (Raoul Walsh, 1941)
The Wild Bunch (Sam Peckinpah, 1969)
Vanishing Point (Richard Sarafian, 1971)
The Passenger (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1975)
Cutter's Way (Ivan Passer, 1981)
Sonatine (Takeshi Kitano, 1993)

a terminal posture dijo:
Wake in Fright (1971)
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Excellent movie.
 
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I've enjoyed movies sharing a great underlying truth of life in so many ways.

In no significant order:

The Thirteenth Floor - A lower budget flick attempting to convey the nature of reality through a sci-fi lens. You're likely to enjoy if you were intrigued by The Matrix.
Dark City - A nod to films of yesteryear in many ways, this noir-esque and "darker" take on reality does a great job at hitting some key life concepts.
The Truman Show - This one has an awful lot of truth to life hiding in plain sight. Super fun to watch with others and hear their thoughts as they start noticing the parallels to real life.
Groundhog Day - Probably coming out of left field for most, this movie actually does a fantastic job of capturing the way reality works. I could write about this one at length. Quite good.
The Matrix - The one most have seen out of all mentioned so far, I'd wager. Another "darker" or grim take on the idea of life, yet still offering many true elements to it.
Waking Life - A dream within a dream within a dream. This film is great at capturing ideas relevant to one's life while also offering how things seem to work beyond it.
The Dark Crystal - Probably the entry that is the least "on the nose" for the idea, it still really nails certain concepts highly relevant to physical reality and more. A rarity for its time.
Inception - This movie does a great job of encapsulating the idea of "different lives, different times, different worlds". The shared-space consciousness angle isn't often explored in film.

And how about two "just for fun" unrelated to the above:

Ghostbusters (1984) - Harold Ramis and Bill Murray did some really great work together over their tenure. I could have picked from several of their works for this slot.
Memento - Thoroughly enjoyed the way the movie pieced itself together akin to how the main character would likely process his life. Neat concept.
 
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daffodils dijo:
Safety Last! (Fred C. Newmeyer, 1923)
Shanghai Express (Josef von Sternberg, 1932)
One Hour With You (Ernst Lubitsch, 1932)
Only Angels Have Wings (Howard Hawks, 1939)
High Sierra (Raoul Walsh, 1941)
The Wild Bunch (Sam Peckinpah, 1969)
Vanishing Point (Richard Sarafian, 1971)
The Passenger (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1975)
Cutter's Way (Ivan Passer, 1981)
Sonatine (Takeshi Kitano, 1993)


Excellent movie.
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Yeah, Wake in Fright's great. High Sierra, too. I love young Bogie. Petrified Forest woud just barely get squeezed out of my top 10. Wild Bunch and Vanishing Point are bangers too.
 
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