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General => Movies and TV => Topic started by: mimipetrucci on June 24, 2015, 11:55:32 AM
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what genre movie do u prefered??
and your top 10 movies??? :tup
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Avatar
Back to the Future
Independence Day
Gladiator
The Patriot
The Awakenings
Dances With Wolves
The Girl Next Door
A Knights Tale
Office Space
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thanks chino. :)
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1. The Lord of the Rings (Yeah, all of them, but if I have to choose one, then Return of the King)
2. Forrest Gump
3. Inception
4. The Shawshank Redemption
5. Fight Club
6. The Usual Suspects
7. The Last Samurai
8. The Dark Knight
9. The Passion of the Christ
10. The Departed
I am 100% sure I forgot a few I would have put here, these are just the ones that came to mind while writing this. The top 5 or 6 is at least pretty accurate I'm sure.
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:) im gonna watch those other movies too..
aside of listening music. movies also can pamper you :)
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hmmm also like d last samurai :)
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this is what i am thinking of..
-minority report
-in time
-dawn of the dead
-so close
-kill bill
-rambo3
-lone survivor
-127 hours
-raid
-wrongturn1
hahaha
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I think it's very hard for me to make a list of top 10 and then even select a favorite one. I have so many movies that I love but on the top of my head these would be in the mix of top 10 in no particular order
Goodfellas
Godfather I
Godfather II
Pulp Fiction
Groundhog Day
Seven
Saving Private Ryan
Shawshank Redemption
Heat
The Silence of The Lambs
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According to flickchart, this is my Top 10.
1. Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. The Godfather
3. Unforgiven
4. The Dark Knight
5. Star Wars: A New Hope
6. ET the Extraterrestrial
7. The Wizard of Oz
8. The Godfather Pt. 2
9. LOTR: The Return of the King
10. Lawrence of Arabia
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my movies are just common hahaha
:) im gonna watch that godfather haha
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In no particular order:
This is Spinal Tap
Star Wars
Back to the Future
The Dark Knight
Dumb and Dumber
Groundhog Day
Office Space
The Usual Suspects
There's Something About Mary
Leon: The Professional
I like comedy, so it dominates. Drama is a close second. The only genre I rarely visit is horror.
That list could change dramatically each and every time I'd try to make it. I did a quick look at my DVDs and BluRay collection, but I stopped buying those about 2007, so 2007+ is poorly represented in my list.
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my movies are just common hahaha
:) im gonna watch that godfather haha
There is nothing funny about either of your posts in this thread, so why do you have "haha" no less than 3 times in 2 posts?
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my movies are just common hahaha
:) im gonna watch that godfather haha
There is nothing funny about either of your posts in this thread, so why do you have "haha" no less than 3 times in 2 posts?
The profile says she is from the Phillipines, so it might just be an attempt to be friendly not translating the way she intended.
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It is translating as an attempt to be annoying.
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Synecdoche, New York
Dogville
Dancer in the Dark
The Holy Mountain
The Piano Teacher
Oldboy
Caché
The Hunt
There Will Be Blood
Memories of Murder
Probably something like that at the moment.
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i dont think there's a problem on that.?? why some people are too sensitive??
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Am I missing something?
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I think that I am.
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Everybody CHILL ! :angry: I've seen plenty of people online who are from non English speaking countries who use haha or suchlike to imply a jovial attitude.
My Top movies are nearly all 80s classics.
Back To The Future
The Wrath Of Khan
Inner Space
The Flight Of The Navigator
Jaws isn't an 80s film ( 1975 )
It's so hard to come up with a top 10 movies of all time. I'll just stick to 5.
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3. Inception
Absolutely Inception. Phenomenal film and you can tell it's the one movie Nolan has waited his whole life to make. It's damn near flawless.
Interstellar - he came into late in the project and it feels rushed. it's f---ing amazing and I love it but it doesn't have the same excitement and wonder as Inception.
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Everybody CHILL ! :angry: I've seen plenty of people online who are from non English speaking countries who use haha or suchlike to imply a jovial attitude.
Yeah, this. It's a common thing, I don't see a reason to get all worked up.
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it reminds me of annoying orange, he always said something like
Hehehe, hahaha, hoho, WHEW!!
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Everybody CHILL ! :angry: I've seen plenty of people online who are from non English speaking countries who use haha or suchlike to imply a jovial attitude.
Just from non English speaking countries? You should see how I write to people via text/Line/Facebook/whatever haha
This is vaguely my list of favourites. No, it's not ten films, bite me, at least I'm commenting to some degree. If you need ten, count the first ten and disregard the rest, I suppose.
Return of the King - though I also get the "Fellowship is the best one" folk, as that is the least flawed and CGI-reliant one, but Return has so many scenes that are pure emotional climax
Apocalypse Now - redux over original, amazing rewrite of an amazing novella, classic scene after classic scene
Children of Men - I once taught this film at high school in Germany, to compare/contrast with The Handmaid's Tale. Only once it was rolling did I realise quite how many times they say fuck. The class was visibly floored by it when it finished though
Lost in Translation - best film about the old "search for meaning in one's life" bullshit
Gangs of New York - not a perfect film, but it gets in there purely on DDL's performance
Jurassic Park - aka my childhood
High Fidelity - I honestly think the film is better than the book, and I love both Cusack and Jack Black in it
Hot Fuzz - best comedy ever made https://kotaku.com/hot-fuzz-is-a-god-damned-masterpiece-1699788041
Saving Private Ryan - aka my childhood pt 2. I specifically remember the scene at the end where they're huddled behind rubble and the troops are rolling in to town in the background as one of the times I was most invested in any movie.
The Dark Knight - largely on the back of Heath Ledger
Memento - it doesn't matter how big and convoluted the Nolans go, I can't see them ever topping this
Blair Witch Project - I saw this about 15 years after it came out, miraculously completely unspoilered. Add the entire last half of this movie to the times I was most invested in a movie.
Tape - this is a play adaptation by Linklater, the guy who made Boyhood. Whole movie is one scene in one room with 3 characters, all dialogue. Brilliant
The Libertine - a largely unknown Johnny Depp movie. By far the most critically panned - and barring Tape, most unknown - of all my favs.
Der Untergang - aka Downfall, the German Hitler war film.
Chronicle - you may notice I seem to enjoy found footage stuff.
Amadeus - starring Salieri as Ahab and Mozart as Moby Dick
District 9 - saw this on a plane, despite knowing it was set in SA, I went into it otherwise cold, had no idea about the racism themes, was totally shocked and floored. Though I was once on the fence when it came to "should they make a sequel?" business, based on Bloomkamp's subsequent films, I would now firmly say "fuck no".
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7. The Last Samurai
This was made mostly in Taranaki, where I'm from, so I can watch it and tell you exactly where almost every scene was made. The ones in the Emperor's Chamber were apparently filmed in an empty warehouse around the corner from my house at the time. We wandered down to try to catch a glimpse of anyone famous. The early battle scene in the forest was at Lake Mangamahoe, 10 minutes down the road. Not to mention at one point, I also lived in the same area, maybe 10-20 minutes drive from the Japanese village set.
Oh, and while they were making this movie, my aunt broke down in the countryside and Tom Cruise got out and personally changed her tyre.
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Everybody CHILL ! :angry: I've seen plenty of people online who are from non English speaking countries who use haha or suchlike to imply a jovial attitude.
Just from non English speaking countries? You should see how I write to people via text/Line/Facebook/whatever haha
Even I do it sometimes. :lol
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Oh boy...
- Persona
- Beauty and the Beast
- Ran
- The Shining
- The Empire Strikes Back
- The Trial
- Young Frankenstein
- Princess Mononoke
- Akira
- Alien
No specific order, but I think that's a generally accurate top 10 from me.
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Geez....it'd be tough to narrow it down. I'll fire from the hip though..
All time favorite is 'Field of Dreams' absolutely LOVE that movie and I cry like a baby every time he asks his dad to 'have a catch' with him at the end.
The others in no particular order:
- ALIENS
- Braveheart
- Groundhog Day
- Saving Private Ryan
- Jeremaih Johnson
- The Big Chill
- Parenthood
- Father of the Bride
- Interstellar
I (like most of you probably) could list off an entire other list of favorites tomorrow. There are so many out there.
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Just a quick list in no particular order except for number 1 because I cheated.
Back to the Future Trilogy (1985 - 1990)
Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991)
Transformers: The Movie (1986)
Planet of the Apes (1968)
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014)
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey (1991)
Godzilla vs King Ghidorah (1991)
Short Circuit 2 (1988)
Star Trek IV : The Voyage Home (1986)
Robogeisha (2009)
Throw in some time travel, robots, asian chicks, or apes, and you've got a winner to me. :lol The more you can combine, the better!
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The first is for sure, the rest are kinda haphazard:
Cloud Atlas
Inception
Lord of the Rings
Mr. Nobody
Pulp Fiction
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
The Social Network
August Rush
Treasure Planet
Lost In Translation
...this mostly just looks like a list of the films I own. :lol But I wouldn't have gotten 'em if they weren't good, I suppose. I do feel like I'm missing something, though.
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Probably these:
Cloud Atlas
Die Hard
Drive
Her
Jurassic Park
Memento
Mulholland Drive
Terminator 2
The Lord of the Rings (if you want only one, I'd say Return of the King)
The Matrix
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Ah yes, Seven might be up there as well. I sincerely thought about adding Interstellar, because I freakin' love that movie, but I think I'll let it sink in for a few more years before I do that.
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Just a quick list in no particular order except for number 1 because I cheated.
Back to the Future Trilogy (1985 - 1990)
Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991)
Transformers: The Movie (1986)
Planet of the Apes (1968)
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014)
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey (1991)
Godzilla vs King Ghidorah (1991)
Short Circuit 2 (1988)
Star Trek IV : The Voyage Home (1986)
Robogeisha (2009)
Throw in some time travel, robots, asian chicks, or apes, and you've got a winner to me. :lol The more you can combine, the better!
Wow, Bogus Journey ? I'm not sure I even like that movie! Vastly prefer the first film. :)
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Just a quick list in no particular order except for number 1 because I cheated.
Back to the Future Trilogy (1985 - 1990)
Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991)
Transformers: The Movie (1986)
Planet of the Apes (1968)
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014)
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey (1991)
Godzilla vs King Ghidorah (1991)
Short Circuit 2 (1988)
Star Trek IV : The Voyage Home (1986)
Robogeisha (2009)
Throw in some time travel, robots, asian chicks, or apes, and you've got a winner to me. :lol The more you can combine, the better!
Wow, Bogus Journey ? I'm not sure I even like that movie! Vastly prefer the first film. :)
Um good for you?
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::) ...
Uptight much ? It's not your film :lol
What is it about the second one that you prefer over the first film ?
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Oh man, where to start? I don't think I have a definite list but maybe something like this in no particular order:
The Shawshank Redemption
Saving Private Ryan
Inglorious Bastards
LOTR
Alien
Seven
Star Wars
Schindler's List
Titanic
The Lion King
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What is it about the second one that you prefer over the first film ?
I prefer that it's better. :biggrin:
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Blade Runner
Spinal Tap
Rocky 4
Commando
Escape from New York
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Carlito's Way
Terminator 2
Scarface
Goodfellas
Heat
Inglorious Basterds
Glengarry Glen Ross
The Godfather
Boyz N the Hood
Unforgiven
11. This is Spinal Tap
I sincerely thought about adding Interstellar, because I freakin' love that movie, but I think I'll let it sink in for a few more years before I do that.
Same here
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What is it about the second one that you prefer over the first film ?
I prefer that it's better. :biggrin:
Hey, I'm glad you like it.
But I've never seen this opinion before. That's interesting.
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Probably not a definitive list, also not really making any attempt to diversify genres, just what comes to mind right now.
The Lord Of The Rings
Gladiator
District 9
Batman Begins
The Matrix
The Shawshank Redemption
Back To The Future
The Prestige
Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes
Iron Man
Not including multiple films of the same series - all three Lord Of The Rings films would be in my top 10 (perhaps even the top 3) but I'll just put Lord Of The Rings here since to represent all of them, and The Dark Knight and the Back To The Future sequels and of course the Matrix sequels are comparable with the first film in the series.
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and of course the Matrix sequels are comparable with the first film in the series.
I love the Matrix sequels. Revolutions is my favorite of the three.
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And here I thought I was one of four people that loved the Matrix sequels.
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I'm with you, brother.
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and of course the Matrix sequels are comparable with the first film in the series.
I love the Matrix sequels. Revolutions is my favorite of the three.
Revolutions is definitely better than Reloaded. Me and my bro watched all three films in one night recently and Reloaded adds almost nothing to the overall story except introducing a ton of characters that serve no purpose.
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What is it about the second one that you prefer over the first film ?
I prefer that it's better. :biggrin:
In what way ? :P
I like it up until they make the robots then it's a bit crap after that for me.
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The second movie was decent (although too convoluted to compare to the first movie), but the third one was a slog to even sit through. When you can manage to make a robot battle that dull, you're doing something very wrong. The Matrix would have been better off remaining as a standalone movie imo.
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and of course the Matrix sequels are comparable with the first film in the series.
I love the Matrix sequels. Revolutions is my favorite of the three.
Revolutions is definitely better than Reloaded. Me and my bro watched all three films in one night recently and Reloaded adds almost nothing to the overall story except introducing a ton of characters that serve no purpose.
Reloaded has my favorite highway chase of all time. That entire fight sequence I can watch over and over again. Reloaded does serve a purpose, it tells them their prophecy has been false and the whole matrix setup was trashed and reloaded over and over again. Were you not paying attention to the architect? :biggrin:
Also this is my favorite Reloaded parody
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZIPLJET18o
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The Matrix would have been better off remaining as a standalone movie imo.
Indeed. That's the way I still treat it.
Same with BTTF.
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The Matrix would have been better off remaining as a standalone movie imo.
Indeed. That's the way I still treat it.
Same with BTTF.
NO. WRONG.
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The Matrix would have been better off remaining as a standalone movie imo.
Indeed. That's the way I still treat it.
Same with BTTF.
https://i.imgur.com/e2uIR4S.gifv
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Reloaded does serve a purpose, it tells them their prophecy has been false and the whole matrix setup was trashed and reloaded over and over again. Were you not paying attention to the architect?
No, it only tells them that the architect thought that that was the case. As Revolutions showed, he was wrong.
But in any case, I didn't really care for the sequels. Like many, I felt they had a lot more potential than they actually utilized, which made them fall flat. The Matrix franchise would have been a better overall story if it had ended after the first one and left a lot of the questions and mysteries raised by the first one unanswered, IMO.
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The Matrix would have been better off remaining as a standalone movie imo.
Indeed. That's the way I still treat it.
Same with BTTF.
NO. WRONG.
But it is subjective Blob. *Evil laugh*
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The Matrix would have been better off remaining as a standalone movie imo.
Indeed. That's the way I still treat it.
Same with BTTF.
NO. WRONG.
I only ignore the third one.
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Back To The Future > Back To The Future 3 > Back To The Future 2.
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I'm not sure I can think of ten, but here goes (in no particular order)
Jacob's Ladder
The Shawshank Redemption
Oldboy (original Korean one)
Back to the Future
The Big Lebowski
Inception
The Dark Knight
Dogma
Serenity
uh...
do anime movies count? The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya.
I'm sure I've forgotten some movies I really enjoy.
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No true order.. but maybe..:
Children of Men
Lost in Translation
Inglorious Basterds
No Country for Old Men
Nightcrawler
Saving Private Ryan
The Fountain
Gone Girl
Goodfellas
Hot Fuzz
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The Matrix would have been better off remaining as a standalone movie imo.
Indeed. That's the way I still treat it.
Same with BTTF.
NO. WRONG.
I only ignore the third one.
I've even grown to love the third one, although there are some things that bug me about it. BTTF2 > BTTF > BTTF3, but they're all still among my favourite movies ever.
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I've even grown to love the third one, although there are some things that bug me about it. BTTF2 > BTTF > BTTF3, but they're all still among my favourite movies ever.
You are literally the first person I've come across in my life that has ranked the 2nd movie better than the first.
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My top ten are:
1. The Dark Knight
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
3. Star Wars V: The Empire Strikes Back
4. Raiders of the Lost Ark
4. The Lion King
5. Jaws
6. The Godfather
7. Pulp Fiction
8. Alien
10. Terminator 2: Judgement Day
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I've even grown to love the third one, although there are some things that bug me about it. BTTF2 > BTTF > BTTF3, but they're all still among my favourite movies ever.
You are literally the first person I've come across in my life that has ranked the 2nd movie better than the first.
And?
It's the film I see discussed the most of the trilogy. It's iconic, and it's captured people's imaginations. It's a loved film, and it's not an unusual opinion.
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This is impossibly hard, but some of my favorite movies in no particular order are:
Inception
The Dark Knight
Django Unchained
Toy Story
Good Will Hunting
22 Jump Street
The Green Mile
Forrest Gump
All i can think of off the top of my head. There's just SO many movies.
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I would probably rank Back to the Future 2 above the first one as well. Though I don't love anyof the 3, I think they're fun movies.
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I enjoy movies but am not what you would call a movie buff. The movies that I can think of that made an impression (mostly when I was a kid):
Terminator 2
Beverly Hills Cop 2
Trading Places
Rocky IV
Casino
Heat
The Devil's Advocate
Platoon
Naked Gun
The Empire Strikes Back
Predator ,This Is Spinal Tap , True Lies , Demolition Man and Ghostbusters were also big ones .
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And?
It's the film I see discussed the most of the trilogy. It's iconic, and it's captured people's imaginations. It's a loved film, and it's not an unusual opinion.
Wasn't implying anything other than what I said that I've never come across that thought the 2nd one was ranked higher than the first one. I love them all and my ranking is 1>3>2 and doesnt mean the 2nd one is bad just the slightest less awesome one.
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And?
It's the film I see discussed the most of the trilogy. It's iconic, and it's captured people's imaginations. It's a loved film, and it's not an unusual opinion.
Wasn't implying anything other than what I said that I've never come across that thought the 2nd one was ranked higher than the first one. I love them all and my ranking is 1>3>2 and doesnt mean the 2nd one is bad just the slightest less awesome one.
Fair enough then. :biggrin:
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Reloaded does serve a purpose, it tells them their prophecy has been false and the whole matrix setup was trashed and reloaded over and over again. Were you not paying attention to the architect?
No, it only tells them that the architect thought that that was the case. As Revolutions showed, he was wrong.
Hmm I don't remember it that way, I'll have to revisit the sequels it's been a few years.
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What the hell, where did the reply I posted to bosk's architect post go?
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What the hell, where did the reply I posted to bosk's architect post go?
It's in the movie you last saw thread.
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Reloaded does serve a purpose, it tells them their prophecy has been false and the whole matrix setup was trashed and reloaded over and over again. Were you not paying attention to the architect?
No, it only tells them that the architect thought that that was the case. As Revolutions showed, he was wrong.
Hmm I don't remember it that way, I'll have to revisit the sequels it's been a few years.
Actually Neo managed to break the pattern and save Trinity BECOZ LURVE or some other shit.
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Well, that's weird.
Here it is, anyways:
Reloaded does serve a purpose, it tells them their prophecy has been false and the whole matrix setup was trashed and reloaded over and over again. Were you not paying attention to the architect?
No, it only tells them that the architect thought that that was the case. As Revolutions showed, he was wrong.
I imagine the architect would have been right had not Smith come along as an anomaly to upset the order. Because I assume that there was never a 'Smith' in the previous 5 incarnations of the matrix? It feels like they should have told us if that was the case, which makes me assume that this was the first time that happened, forcing the machines' hands in allying wih Neo.
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I think it had something to do with Neo joining with Smith at the end of the first one.
in the explanation - Smith says a part of Neo was written onto the Smith program when he jumped inside him.
Therefore the Matrix equation became unbalanced or something.
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this is like asking who is your favorite child being a parent. That said, in no particular order:
On The Waterfront
Jaws
Godfather 2
Inception
Interstellar
Goodfellas
Caddyshack
Scarface (Pacino)
To Kill A Mockingbird
Lone Survivor
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No particular order and posted by genre:
Action/Adventure: Batman Begins
Star Wars (A New Hope)
Crime Drama: The Untouchables
Fantasy: The Crow (first one only)
LOTR: The Two Towers
Intrigue AND Love Story: Casino Royale
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Science Fiction: 2001: A Space Odyssey
Slapstick Comedy: The Pink Panther Strikes Again
Western: Unforgiven
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I've even grown to love the third one, although there are some things that bug me about it. BTTF2 > BTTF > BTTF3, but they're all still among my favourite movies ever.
You are literally the first person I've come across in my life that has ranked the 2nd movie better than the first.
I like it better than the 1st one as well. It just has so much more going on.
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no particular order and off the top of my head....
Empire Strikes Back
Jaws
Inception
Goonies
Shawshank Redemption
The Prestige
Usual Suspects
Fellowship of the Ring
WarGames
Eddie and the Cruisers
I'm sure there are different movies to add to this list but this is what came to mind immediately.
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The Shawshank Redemption
No Country For Old Men
The Departed
Thelma & Louise
Almost Famous
Mr. Hollands Opus
The Fugitive
Back To The Future
Toy Story
Goonies
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The Avengers
Groundhog Day
Men in Black
Aliens
Return of the Jedi
The Naked Gun
Terminator 2
Jurassic Park
Iron Man
Predator
Off the top of my head. Didn't try to include animated films, of which several would be in the running.
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1. The Dark Knight
2. Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith
3. Watchmen
4. Interstellar
5. Bad Santa
6. The Matrix Reloaded
7. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
8. The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
9. Gladiator
10. Step Brothers
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Wow, someone else who both loves Revenge of the Sith and the Matrix sequels. Highest of five to you sir.
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off the top if my head and in no particular order:
sound city
the big lebowski
terminator 2: judgement day
mad max: fury road
army of darkness
reservoir dogs
nightcrawler
end of watch
moneyball
snowpiercer
i could keep going on and on.
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1. Kill Bill: Vol. 1
2. Rosemary's Baby
3. The Big Blue
4. Solaris (1972)
5. Pan's Labyrinth
6. Watchmen
7. The Talented Mr. Ripley
8. Crimes and Misdemeanors
9. The Best Offer
10. Before Midnight
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off the top if my head and in no particular order:
sound city
the big lebowski
terminator 2: judgement day
mad max: fury road
army of darkness
reservoir dogs
nightcrawler
end of watch
moneyball
snowpiercer
i could keep going on and on.
Glad to see love for Nightcrawler! Also End of Watch. Gyllenhaal has become a favorite of mine
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I wouldn't put End of Watch in my top 10, but it was definetely a good movie. Both Gyllenhaal and Peña were great in that one.
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1. L.A. Confidential
2. In Bruges
3. Memento
4. The Shawshank Redemption
5. The Dark Knight
6. The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
7. 12 Angry Men
8. The Usual Suspects
9. Good Will Hunting
10. Silverado
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Good list there, In Bruges notwithstanding :P ;)
1. Heat
2. The Usual Suspects
3. True Romance
4. Pulp Fiction/Reservoir Dogs
5. Sneakers
6. The Dark Knight
7. Gladiator
8. Tombstone
9. Crimson Tide/Hunt For Red October
10. Enemy of the State
Hard to leave some movies OFF the Top 10 list, but that's the reason the Top 10 doesn't have 50 movies.
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Pulp Fiction and Enemy Of The State are right up there. Pulp would be my #11 and Raiders Of The Lost Ark as #12.
And screw you on In Bruges. :lol
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Good list there, In Bruges notwithstanding :P ;)
1. Heat
2. The Usual Suspects
3. True Romance
4. Pulp Fiction/Reservoir Dogs
5. Sneakers
6. The Dark Knight
7. Gladiator
8. Tombstone
9. Crimson Tide/Hunt For Red October
10. Enemy of the State
Hard to leave some movies OFF the Top 10 list, but that's the reason the Top 10 doesn't have 50 movies.
under appreciated flick. :tup
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In no particular order
Transformers (1986)
Dredd (2012)
The Big Lebowski
The Empire Strikes Back
Ghost in the Shell
Princess Mononoke
Gladiator
Blade Runner
The Wolf of Wall Street
Amadeus
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Ningen no Joken or The Human Condition (a trilogy)
2001: A Space Odyssey
Seven Samurai
Barry Lyndon
Akahige (Red Beard)
There Will Be Blood
Memento
The Godfather: Part II
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1. Pulp Fiction
2. Star Wars
3. The Matrix
4. LOTR Return of the King
5. Titanic
6. T2
7. The Exorcist
8. Apocalypse Now
9. Rocky
10. The Abyss
I think Comedies, especially slapstick, deserve it's own sub-category...
1. Airplane
2. Blazing Saddles
3. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
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I'm just going to do Top 3, and will add to it if I can sort out 4-10. After top 3 it gets all over the place, so I'll just start here.
1. Godfather
2. Terminator 2
3. Empire Strikes back