[OutOfExile2]

OP should be fully updated now. There are currently 113 movies in the list.
Also:
Evil Dead II (1987)

[Rong]

Hotel Rwanda (2004)

[LunchboxOfDoom]

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)

Didn't get the attention from movie patrons it deserved when it came out IMO. It's gross was only a little more than $15 million, and it had a budget of around $30 million.

[Pikachu231]

Hey OP, don't you think "winner" votes should count as well?

[Cl0cK]

Mulholland Dr. (2001)

[hula whoop]

Network (1976)

faye dunaway and robert duvall ladies and gentlemen.

[LunchboxOfDoom]

hula whoop posted:

Network (1976)

faye dunaway and robert duvall ladies and gentlemen.

Arthur Burghardt and dat Hussar Shako... :smugdog:

[UnidentifiedFlyingTard]

Stalker (1979)

Such of a beautiful movie.

[CertainDOOM]

Doing a good job OP.

[hula whoop]

CertainDOOM posted:

You've missed a few movies, OP.

they probably only got the votes after he updated it.

[-n3o-]

Ghost busters series OP!

Edited:

http://www.facepunch.com/threads/109...0-Movies/page7

[SEKCobra]

Terminal
Starring Tom Hanks

[-n3o-]

The Big Red One (1980)

[UnidentifiedFlyingTard]

-n3o- posted:

Ghost busters series OP!

Edited:

http://www.facepunch.com/threads/109...0-Movies/page7

Please, just Ghostbusters 1, Ghostbusters 2 is just a remake with a new bad guy.

[AK'z]

juhana posted:

Thief of Bagdad (1940)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0033152/

- Escapist oriental fantasy
- One of Miklos Rozsa's best scores
- GLORIOUS 3-strip technicolor
- Lots of fun
- Great effects for the time
- Directed by Alexander Korda

Dang, I watched this as a kid. :iia:

Edited:

You can even watch it on Youtube!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptqjgqUnRfE

[-n3o-]

UnidentifiedFlyingTard posted:

Please, just Ghostbusters 1, Ghostbusters 2 is just a remake with a new bad guy.

Yeah so? There both still enjoyable movies that I loved watching as a kid and still do to this day.

[TheUnDeadGod]

The Blair Witch Project (1999)

[AK'z]

Four Lions (2010)

Oh yeah. :pcgaming:

[Hakita]

AK'z posted:

Four Lions (2010)

Oh yeah. :pcgaming:

This movie is absolutely amazing.

[AK'z]

And more people should know that it's worthy of being number 1 :smug:

[Mudkipslol]

The Andromeda Strain (1971)
Great attention to detail and accurate science.

[John the Gr8]

AK'z posted:

Four Lions (2010)

Oh yeah. :pcgaming:

Sounds like fun, I should watch it sometime...

[AK'z]

John the Gr8 posted:

Sounds like fun, I should watch it sometime...

Conceptually it's controversial, but it's seriously one of the funniest I've seen in a while :3:

[John the Gr8]

AK'z posted:

Conceptually it's controversial, but it's seriously one of the funniest I've seen in a while :3:

I never heard of it, but reading the plot it sounds like fun... I'll watch it and post about it on the other thread (rate the last movie you watched) :buddy:

[booster]

A Beautiful Mind (2001)

[niger]

AK'z posted:

Four Lions (2010)

Oh yeah. :pcgaming:

I absolutely hated it, didn't find it funny at all.

Edited:

There must be something wrong with me because I seem to be the only one.

[AK'z]

niger posted:

I absolutely hated it, didn't find it funny at all.

Edited:

There must be something wrong with me because I seem to be the only one.

Either you find it funny or offensive.

Well done.

[OutOfExile2]

And finally:
Army of Darkness (1992)

[hula whoop]

might not be top 250 worthy but i really liked...

Big Fish (2003)

I thought Tim Burton did an amazing job (I'm a bit of a fanboy, this is probably my favourite movie he has done though. I think tnbc is overrated, however, I still like it), the book is a series of short stories essentially which doesn't always work on screen but it did work in my opinion, and Ewan McGregor was fantastic.

[DTkach]

How to Train Your Dragon (2010)

I liked it.

[aurum481]

Idiocracy
I read the OP's list and didn't found this one. I'm on a phone, so no link to IMDB.

[LunchboxOfDoom]

Hell's Angels (1930)

Probably the best aerial war film ever made in the history of cinema. Given that Howard Hughes was the man behind it all, however, it's not surprising that it would be; he was infamous for his meticulous attention to detail. At the time, he had the largest private air force in the world- devoted entirely to this film. An armada of Fokker D.VIIs which were left over from the war were purchased and used during the filming sequences, along with SE5s and a couple of Sikorskys. The zeppelin sequence utilized some of the most advanced special effects methods the industry had to offer at the time.

Edited:

Oh- and it was Jean Harlow's first major acting job (she got paid $100 a week, which was a lot of money back when she started working on the film in the middle of 1929).

[ManicMarauder]

A World Re-done (1996)

[En-Guage V2]

UnidentifiedFlyingTard posted:

Stalker (1979)

Such of a beautiful movie.

I'm going to have to get a hold of that

Edited:

Mudkipslol posted:

The Andromeda Strain (1971)
Great attention to detail and accurate science.

This too

Edited:

CertainDOOM posted:

Der Untergang (2004)

I got that from my german friend, but there are no subtitles
Fuck

[AK'z]

Superman (1978)
It's a landmark in all superhero movies. Every GOOD superhero movie director has looked to this movie for guidance on how to do it.

[juhana]

The Ten Commandments (1956)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049833/

[MendozaMan]

Blood Diamond (2006)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0450259/

This one because I have a thing for grueling africa situations, it describes perfectly how much life is spilled over material wealth.

[hula whoop]

Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)

If it wasn't for pixar's up (which someone should mention in this thread), this film would easily have taken best animated feature at the oscars.
All around amazing movie, I've seen it at least 15 times and it hasn't gotten old.
The soundtrack is also great.

[Rong]

Dreamgirls (2006)

[TheUnDeadGod]

Layer Cake (2004)