1. GOODFELLAS

2. PULP FICTION

3. RESERVOIR DOGS

4.NATURAL BORN KILLERS

5. AMERICAN PSYCHO

6. TITUS

7. SCARFACE

8. HAPPINESS

9. STORYTELLING

10. ELECTION

11. COMING TO AMERICA

12. PLANET OF THE APES

13. KIDS

14. SOUTH PARK THE MOVIE

15. THE BEACH

16. THE TALENTED MR.RIPLEY

17. FORREST GUMP

18. BLACK AND WHITE(MAYBE, HAVE TO WATCH AGAIN)

19. DUMB AND DUMBER

20. MEET THE FEEBLES

In no particular order...

The Warriors, Evil Dead 1, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Toxic Avenger, Night of the Living Dead, The House on the Left...

Long live 'B' movies...

Both of you forgot a couple obvious ones:

SW: A New Hope
SW: The Empire Strikes Back
LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring

And I have to list one classic, that I always made a point to avoid until I was made to watch it for a college film history class:

It's a Wonderful Life

If you haven't seen it, see it. You may not appreciate it until you're a little older though. I saw it for the first time when I was about 20, after most of the angst of adolesence wore off.

I don't know the english title, but is it that one with Sidney Poitier? If it is, I have to agree. It's wonderful.

Oh, you guys CAN'T forget the 3 Austin Powers movies! :D :D ;)

1. The Sound of Music.

2. Most stuff by Charlie Chaplin.

3. Alexander Korda's Thief of Baghdad starring June Duprez, Conrad Veidt and Sabu.

Hmm, some... INTERESTING selections so far.

I can't rate across genre's because my opinion will change depending on what kind of movie I'm in the mood to watch at the time, but here's a list of some of my favorites (no particular order)

Blade Runner
Star Trek - The Wrath of Khan
Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars - Attack of the Clones
The Fifth Element
Lord of the Rings - Fellowship of the Ring
Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone
Apocolypse Now
Patton
Midway
Bridge at Ramagen
Guns of Navarone
Blackhawk Down
The Killing Fields
Schindlers List
Lawrence of Arabia
The Sixth Sense
Evil Dead
Army of Darkness
Shrek

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Gettysburg "Bayonet!!!!"
Midway
Tora Tora Tora
The Coming of Christy
A Christmas Carol with George C. Scott
Patton
Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back
The Mummy 1 & 2
The Scorpion King

Too many to list.

I don't know the english title, but is it that one with Sidney Poitier? If it is, I have to agree. It's wonderful.</font>[/QUOTE]IAWL starred Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed. Not sure what film you're talking about, maybe "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?" or "In the Heat of the Night"

What about 'Citizen Kane' an obviously forgotten favorite.