Post your personal top 11 of all time
11. Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice: Ultimate Edition (Snyder, 2016)
10. Reservoir Dogs (1992, Tarantino)
9. Mallrats (1995, Smith)
8. Step Brothers (2008, McKay)
7. Blue Ruin (2014, Saulnier)
6. Apocalypse Now (1979, Coppola)
5. Return of the Jedi (1983, Marquand/Lucas)
4. Whiplash (2014, Chazelle)
3. Godfather Part II (1974, Coppola)
2. Taxi Driver (1976, Scorsese)
1. Fargo (1996, Coen Brothers)
>spoiler tagging capekino
If you're going to be ashamed of what we praise, you have no place on Sup Forums
11. Doctor Strange
10. Iron Man 2
9. Thor
8. Avengers: Age of Ultron
7. Guardians of the Galaxy
6. Captain America: Winter Soldier
5. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
4. Ant-Man
3. Iron Man
2. Captain America: Civil War
1. The Avengers
Why did you think this list was worth sharing?
flawless desu
fuck you
1. The Fifth Element
2. Sin City
3. The Matrix
4. Spaceballs
5. Airplane
6. The Nutty Professor(original)
7. Scarface
8. Jurassic Park
9. Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade
10. Hercules(animated)
11. Me, Myself, and Irene.
3 out of those 11 movies are actually good
>Sup Forums approved
Good list
I like all of those movies
Manchester by the Sea
Blade Runner
Leaving Las Vegas
There Will Be Blood
Saving Private Ryan
The Witch
Birdman
Watchmen
Silence
Grand Budapest Hotel
No particular order, subject to change.
I only need 3
1. Napoleon Dynamite
2. Trainspotting
3. American Psycho
>Return of the Jedi
Why though?
11. Body Double
10. Predator 2
9. Inglorious Bastards
8. Pain & Gain
7. Jurassic Park
6. Demolition Man
5. Blow Out
4. Man of Steel
3. Taxi Driver
2. The Big Lebowski
1. Forrest Gump
A lot of these are because of nostalgia I get since I watched them with my dad growing up. I don't really have an order desu, but Forrest Gump will always be my favorite. I need to broaden my horizon and watch more indie tier Armond White movies.
1. Star wars episode 1
2. Star wars episode 3
3. Star wars episode 2
4. Mulholland Drive
5. Space Jam
6.Interstellar
7. Suicide Squad
8. Dear White People the movie
9. Dark Knight Rises
10. Gay Niggers From Outer Space
11. Neon Demon
>Blade Runner
I love the visuals and Roy's soliloquy at the end, but the film is like the visuals. Beautiful only on the surface level. The book addresses much deeper themes of empathy and what it means to be human.
>Birdman
Why?
>Me, Myself, and Irene.
Renee Zellweger was a qt, as I've gotten older I enjoy Jim Carrey more. Could have chosen a better De Palma flick desu.
the master
Fallen Angels
Persona
Knight of cups
syndromes and a century
double life of Veronique
contempt
the godfather part 2
raise the red lantern
Pierrot Le fou
spring summer fall winter & spring
11. A Most Violent Year
10. The Fugitive
9. Inside Llewyn Davis
8. George Washington
7. Only God Forgives
6. No Country For Old Men
5. Watership Down
4. There Will Be Blood
3. The Great Beauty
2. A Serious Man
1. Blue Valentine
I can't bring myself to rank my favourites so here
Adaptation
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Sexy Beast
Face/Off
Paris, Texas
Big Fish
In Bruges
Lost in Translation
Dog Day Afternoon
Shoot 'Em Up
>Hercules
my fuckin nigga
I've read the book and I like both. I just personally feel like it's some of the best sci fi I've ever seen. And I liked the story in Birdman and it had just the proper amount of surrealism to where it wasn't an incoherent mess.
>watership down has a movie
Wat. Well shit. The book is on my to read list, didn't know there was a movie.
its incredible m8. prepare for ultimate feels
im friends with this guy on facebook
>2. A Serious Man
Been meaning to check this out.
>best sci fi I've ever seen
But it's not that great from a thematic level or a character level. It's pretty standard noir and the characters are rather one dimensional. They also dispense with all the stuff in the book about empathy, and make the replicants more human than human, so the theme becomes rather generic "slavery is bad", "killing humans is bad". I'm not trying to shit on your taste, but generate discussion as to why you would put it on your top 11 films. I actually saw the movie at a midnight screening a couple months back and enjoyed it, but on a greater cinematic level it lacks depth.
11). Ocean's Eleven
10). The Ten Commandments: A Short Movie About Killing
9). Nineteen Eighty Four
8). Hard Eight
7). Seven
6). Six Degrees of Separation
5). Star Wars Episode 5: Empire Strikes Back
4). Four Rooms
3).The Three Faces of Eve
2). Kubo and the Two Strings
1). Let the Right One In
The acting, cyberpunk atmosphere, the dialogue, the concept. The toy shop with the autistic genius guy made abominations was really interesting to me. I liked how the midget actors behaved like when their eyes darted back and forth when they were stationary. I liked the concept of a son killing his creator. I dunno. I just liked it a lot.
>Meme Eleven
>Four Rooms
holy fuck you are the worst
You sound like a pleb nerd desu, offense intended.
You sound like an autistic faggot, but I'm sure you were already aware of that.
good job
kys yourself, faggot
You (or that guy) is a pleb, who likes a movie for the most pleb nerd reasons. Nerds are shitty human beings and need to grow up. Deal with my autism, this isn't r/The_Cocksmoker you faggot.
I have kind of an animation bias so just keep that in mind.
1. Fantasia
2. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
3. Who Framed Roger Rabbit
4. Run Lola Run
5. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
6. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
7. Yellow Submarine
8. Fantastic Planet
9. The Empire Strikes Back
10. Rango
11. A Christmas Story
Have you ever considered just killing yourself instead of subjecting people to your mental deficiencies?
i don't know how you guys do this, or with any form of art for that matter, its just too fucking hard and favourite change all the time depending on the mood. i'll try right now though.
11. the Bride of Frankenstein
10. Forrest Gump
9. The Lost boys
8. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (OG)
7. Night of the Demons
6. Escape From N.Y
5. E.T
4. Stand By Me
3. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
2. Edward Scissorhands
1. Phantom of The Opera (1925)
What's fantastic planet like? I don't know anything about it other than the blue character has scary eyes and is freaky lookin
It's one of those things where you don't watch it for the characters or story, but for the trippy visuals and concept itself. I have not met one person who dislikes it.
Also be sure to watch it in French since the English dub is terrible.
>mfw the best movie of this list is a solid 5/10
>mfw there are people who unironcally would agree with this list
yea, you should rewatch the movie
it actually is shockingly rich thematically but a lot of that depth is subtle