Official top 5 movie thread

Started by djrashonal, March 24, 2010, 03:33:49 PM

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GAAN

The Boy's List:

1) Shawshank Redemption
2) Green Mile
3) Princess Bride
4) Unforgiven
5) The Replacements


The Girl's List:

1) To Kill a Mocking Bird
2) Giant
3) Bullitt
4) Gone with the Wind
5) Wall-E


The Dogs list:

1) Serenity
2) Crossroads (1986)
3) Formula 51
4) Up
5) Ronin
6) Tucker (dog can't count)

NorDog

Unforgiven should have been on my list.   
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djrashonal

there's still time, put it on the dog's list, it gets 6  ;D
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metallimonster

Man, already a couple of Avatars.  Maybe its just me but while I enjoyed that movie a lot because of the imagery and what not, the plot was sooooooo unoriginal and acting really not that great.


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NorDog

"Avatar" will be the "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" of this generation.

It's all gimmick.  Either that gimmick will take off and be the new standard (like sound in film in the late '20s), or it will fade away the way 3D did in the '50s.  Either way, "Avatar" will fade from memory.  How many people watch Jolsen's "The Jazz Singer" or "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" today and say, "Wow!  What a great film!"

If "Avatar" does have "legs" it will be with the fanboy types normally associated with Star Trek conventions and rubber pointed ears.  That is, people who really, REALLY want to live there and don't want reality to stand in the way.
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boondock saints
fear and loathing
hangover
snatch
big lebowski

i avoided hangover because of the hype when i finally saw it was not that impressed till i watched it again, and again , and again and kept getting funnier my all time favorite comedy.
the rest of mine are typical classics in present company.

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Monster Dave

This was actually suprisingly hard to do! Here's my list (until I think of other movies that I like better!!!)  [cheeky]

Action
1) Rambo First Blood, Part 2
2) Rocky IV
3) Top Gun
4) Blood Sport
5) Die Hard

Scifi
1) Batman (1989)
2) Star Trek (movie series)
3) Tron
4) Robocop
5) Aliens

Adventure
1) Indiana Jones
2) Romancing the Stone
3) Back to the Future
4) Mad Max: The Road Warrior
5) Golden Eye

Disaster/End of the World
1) The Day After Tomorrow
2) Core
3) Dante's Peak
4) Hard Rain
5) Twister

Drama
1) Wall Street
2) The Aviator
3) Ladder 49
4) Rain Man
5) A Few Good Men

Comedy
1) American Pie
2) The Ugly Truth
3) Major League
4) Good Morning Vietnam
5) Beverly Hills Cop

Animated/CGI
1) Cars
2) Transformers: The Movie
3) Wall-E
4) Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
5) Ratatouille

Jobu

These are the top 5 6 movies that I like.  Not necessarily what I think are the top five of all time.

0. Joe Dirt (Simply the best movie ever made)

1. The Shawshank Redemption
2. The Departed
3. Full Metal Jacket
4. The Dark Knight
5. Independence Day

Honorable mention: The Boondock Saints and any Rambo
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Rufus120

Quote from: metallimonster on March 25, 2010, 03:07:50 AM
Man, already a couple of Avatars.  Maybe its just me but while I enjoyed that movie a lot because of the imagery and what not, the plot was sooooooo unoriginal and acting really not that great.

The only reason I put Avatar was because of how visually amazing it was.  While I don't think the rest of it was horrible (wasn't great) I do think it was visually groundbreaking.  Takes some creativity to make that much detail.  I can still remember the first time I saw The Matrix and I think I'll remember the first time I saw Avatar for a long time.

Monster Dave

Quote from: Rufus120 on March 25, 2010, 08:12:53 AM
The only reason I put Avatar was because of how visually amazing it was.  While I don't think the rest of it was horrible (wasn't great) I do think it was visually groundbreaking.  Takes some creativity to make that much detail.  I can still remember the first time I saw The Matrix and I think I'll remember the first time I saw Avatar for a long time.

It's neat to hear when people are particularly touched by new technology like you were. Personally I too was underwhelmed with the story/plot, but found the construction of the film to be amazing. Unfortunately though, I don't think that it lived up to the hype. The future of filming however, will owe a lot of acknowledgement to the new pioneering techniques used in Avatar.

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1. Moon
2. Gran Torino
3. Serenity
4. Layer Cake
5. Swingers

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Shawshank Redemption
Transformers
The Hangover
Iron Man


That's all I got right now. I will come up with the other one later  ;D

Also - Can we please have a Captain America Movie. Spiderman and the rest of the super hero's got theirs.
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1. Reservoir Dogs
2. Aliens
3. The Big Lebowski
4. Last of the Mohicans
5. Gladiator
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