[Gaza Pen Pal]

Pan's Labyrinth (2006)

[Armyis1337]

Inception (2010)
Memento (2000)
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010)
The Lord of the Ring Series (2001-2003)
The Bourne Series (2002-2007)
Pirates of the Caribbean Series (2003-2011)
Harry Potter Series (2001-2011)
The Prestige (2006)

Most Nostalgia:
Toy Story 3 (2010)

Most Confusing:
Primer (2004)

Best Documentary:
Inside Job (2010)

This is for the top 250 people. 250 is a big number.

[Jack_Thompson]

Exit Through The Gift Shop (2010)

[Mr. Bleak]

The Pianist

Absolutely brilliant.

[Jack_Thompson]

Dead Alive (1992)

[Quq]

Deliverance (1972)

[Jack_Thompson]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)

[Y2Zack]

There Will Be Blood (2007)
Film about an oil tycoon's greed for oil, leading to his eventual downfall. The acting....Christ.

[Jack_Thompson]

Blazing Saddles (1974)

[Antdawg]

Donnie Darko (2001)



If you haven't seen the movie, don't be fooled by the description implying that it's some dumb shit movie, it's just magnificent (especially the ending).

[Jack_Thompson]

Soylent Green (1973)

[MrTwicks]

Paranormal activity (2006)

[AK'z]

Apocalypse Now (1979)
Whether people like it or not, the effort into making this an experience is staggering. The soundscapes... the visuals, they all provide for a timeless sense of influence throughout. The acting isn't the GREATEST, but it still makes you feel.

[-n3o-]

A Bridge Too Far (1977)

[Somerandommoose]

treasure planet
great special effects, voice acting, lovable characters, and a very touching moral at the end

[AK'z]

Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)
A heck of a lot of people here will enjoy it. There are some brilliant sequences and some top notch acting throughout. It makes for a unique "cultured" view of Japan, although some may dislike it for it's biase (the Japanese mostly) it's one of the few worthy originals of the last decade.

[MaiValentainu]

Caragolpe posted:

American History X

THISTHISTHISTHIS

[AK'z]

Adaptation (2002)

Better than Being John Malkovich. Hilarious movie, with some top acting from the Cage.

[Farmerbill]

Die Hard (1988)

[Nerdrage]

Zardoz (1974)
-Sean Connery in a red leather codpeice
-ZARDOZ!

[POLOPOZOZO]

AK'z posted:

Apocalypse Now (1979)
Whether people like it or not, the effort into making this an experience is staggering. The soundscapes... the visuals, they all provide for a timeless sense of influence throughout. The acting isn't the GREATEST, but it still makes you feel.

I'd say Redux.

[AK'z]

POLOPOZOZO posted:

I'd say Redux.

I would too, but these guys would start freaking out.

[POLOPOZOZO]

Boogie Nights (1997)

[myalt22]

Predator
The first one, fuck the 2nd, and Predators never existed.

[MisterM]

Children of Men (2006)
My favourite movie, 16 years time the world just looks so tired, its pretty hopeless but presented brilliantly. The single shot sequences are so unique, the ambush scene is a perfect example of this.

[myalt22]

The Road

[Gaza Pen Pal]

Fantastic Animation Festival (1977)

Chose this specifically for the short Closed Mondays which kicked off the idea of claymation:

[myalt22]

28 Days Later

[John the Gr8]

The Big Lebowski

[Storebror]

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[niger]

Sin City.

[John the Gr8]

Snatch

[TheFilmSlacker]

Da Jester posted:

Eyes Wide Shut

THIS

[Joppari]

The Terminal (2004)

Monty Python & The Holy Grail (1975)

[John the Gr8]

Joppari posted:

The Terminal (2004)

Monty Python & The Holy Grail (1975)

one movie at a time Jesus fucking Christ!

Edited:

I agree with Monty Python, disagree with Terminal, the fuck do I do?

Edited:

I rate you dumb

[AK'z]

Terminal was good. Not that good though.

[OutOfExile2]

Since it was posted along with a lot of other movies but later removed:
The Thing (1982)

[AK'z]

Forrest Gump (1994)

Everyone I know finds it moving. Who doesn't?

[niger]

Shaun of the Dead (2004)

[AK'z]

Oldboy (2003)
Again, another one a lot of people here will enjoy. This is Korea's masterpiece, there is only a $3mil budget but it's so intricately made it's staggering. Every shot is placed for effect.