List 10-15 of your favorite movies of all time

[Landslide Lyndon]

And I have to admit -- (I know this will get me flamed) --  Eyes Wide Shut has really grown on me. 

Nothing to be ashamed of.
I liked it from the beginning.

[JSojourner]

And I have to admit -- (I know this will get me flamed) --  Eyes Wide Shut has really grown on me. 

Nothing to be ashamed of.
I liked it from the beginning.

My only complaint was that I wanted to know more about the secret group...I always thought that was more interesting than the Tom Cruise character's vacillation between kinky fidelity and kinky infidelity.  And I do think he ended up making the right choose...particularly given Nicole Kidman's fine ass everything.  (Sorry, BRTD!)

Still, the group is intriguing.  Do they elect officers?  Do they have a secret handshake?  Is there a grand poo-pah?  ;-)

[Mint]

Collateral, 12 Monkeys, 3:10 to Yuma (2007), MacBeth (1990), 28 Days Later, Pulp Fiction, The Big Lebowski, Rushomon, Memento, LA Confidential, The Shining, Run Lola Run, Unforgiven, Being John Malkovich, The Matrix (I & II)

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

The Big Lebowski
Run Lola Run
The Matrix (I & II)

That ones too

[Landslide Lyndon]

And I have to admit -- (I know this will get me flamed) --  Eyes Wide Shut has really grown on me. 

Nothing to be ashamed of.
I liked it from the beginning.

My only complaint was that I wanted to know more about the secret group...I always thought that was more interesting than the Tom Cruise character's vacillation between kinky fidelity and kinky infidelity.  And I do think he ended up making the right choose...particularly given Nicole Kidman's fine ass everything.  (Sorry, BRTD!)

Still, the group is intriguing.  Do they elect officers?  Do they have a secret handshake?  Is there a grand poo-pah?  ;-)

You should know by now that Kubrick never liked too much exposition. And the group was after all a McGuffin. It was used as an excuse in order for us to see into the psyche of Cruise's character.

[JSojourner]

And I have to admit -- (I know this will get me flamed) --  Eyes Wide Shut has really grown on me. 

Nothing to be ashamed of.
I liked it from the beginning.

My only complaint was that I wanted to know more about the secret group...I always thought that was more interesting than the Tom Cruise character's vacillation between kinky fidelity and kinky infidelity.  And I do think he ended up making the right choose...particularly given Nicole Kidman's fine ass everything.  (Sorry, BRTD!)

Still, the group is intriguing.  Do they elect officers?  Do they have a secret handshake?  Is there a grand poo-pah?  ;-)

You should know by now that Kubrick never liked too much exposition. And the group was after all a McGuffin. It was used as an excuse in order for us to see into the psyche of Cruise's character.

Ya, I just find secret societies and conspiracies a source of great entertainment.  Precisely because they are NOT real.  (Well, you know -- aside from the Jewish bankers who are colluding with President Obama and all the practioners of Satanism to take over the world.) 

((A little something for our pal, Coburn, there...))

[Јas]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Monty Python's Life of Brian
Pulp Fiction
Casablanca
The Lives of Others
The Game
Fargo
A Few Good Men
The Pianist
Juno
American Beauty
Downfall

[dead0man]

you'll see why i require this valuable data in due time. go.

I demand answers!  Some sweet graphs or what the "cool" factor is of the posters in this thread...something.

[opebo]

WHo was that star of the late 50s and 1960s who was rather thin.. what was his name.. died fairly young I think... very big star.. serious actor..

Euh... James Dean??

Haha, no.. this guy lived to be like 40 or so I think..  I think he was supposed to be bisexual like Dean though..

[minionofmidas]

Damn, now that I've started thinking of movies to include, I can't stop. 10-15 is too short for a list of great would-see-again-any-day movies, too long for just the absolutely greatest would-see-again-any-day-every-day ones.

And I too can't for the life of me think of the title of a weird but impressive movie from ca. the late 90s that I've only seen once but never forgotten right now.

[opebo]

Oh ho!  Montgomery Clift - I just thought of his name:

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[Eraserhead]

15 favorites of mine, not necessarily in order...

Eraserhead
Monster Squad
Easy Rider
The Graduate
A Clockwork Orange
Harold and Maude
Buffalo '66
The Warriors
The Dark Knight
Begotten
Watchmen
Yellow Submarine
The Bicycle Thief
The Believer
Clash of the Titans