Favorite Films

What are your most favorite films?

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Here is a list of some of my most favorite films:

Cradle Of Fear
Scarface
From Hell
Highlander
Iron Clad
Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves
The Crow
28 Days Later
28 Weeks Later

(Mostly) in order (as much as my ever-shifting opinions allow):

1. The Adventures of Robin Hood
   
2. 2001: A Space Odyssey
   
3. A Night at the Opera (Duck Soup would be lower on the list if I weren't averse to doubling up)
   
4. To Kill a Mockingbird
   
5. The Lion King
   
6. The Lord of the Rings (counting them as one)
   
7. Conan the Barbarian (the original)
   
8. A Night to Remember (Titanic is a close second in this category)
   
9. Seven Samurai
   
10. The Princess and the Frog (in other Disney news, Tangled, Aladdin and The Emperor's New Groove barely miss the cut. And maybe Sleeping Beauty...)
    

My favorite is Dr. Strangelove. :D

Se7en
Saving Private Ryan
Batman: The Dark Knight
Goodfellas
LOTR:ROTK
Star Wars episodes 4,5,6
UP ( Disney's Pixar )

In non-specific order:

Lord of the Rings (all three of them <3)
The Devil's Advocate
The Last Samurai (I know it isn't historically accurate, I just like it)
Braveheart (Come on, it's a classic)
The Others (I do recommend - you think you're about to watch you're typical spooky plot, and then it gets a twist)
Pirates of the Carribean (But mostly because of the legend that is Jack Sparrow, obviously)
The Tourist

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Pitch Black
The Shawshank Redemption
Shutter Island
The Empire Strikes Back (Disney buying up LucasFilm may be the best thing that's happened to it - Jar-Jar Binks still sucks!)

Fight Club
The Thirteenth warrior
Full Metal Jacket
Shaun of the Dead
Conan the Barbarian

then there was that one movie about a killer section and a dude who had his identity stolen by i just cant recall the name. I just loved the twist in the twist in that movie. Was realy cool.

I think i have seen a million film from i was child to now.

I love to look true history and fantasy movies, i.e. Braveheart.

But so far:

Game Throne (saw first and second, wait on third in 2013)
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
The Devil's Advocate (Fun one, advocates are always the evil, reason they want money!)
The Last Samurai (History was true, but main person was no real one, and the clan was a good example)
Seven Samurai, Thorne of Blood (love Akira Kurosawas films)
Highlander (Well okey!)
Yamato (the greatest battleship of Japan)
Das Boot (hell good!)
American Gangster (fat film!)
Lions for Lambs (respect!)
The Red Baron (respect!)
The Lost Battalion (how a US battalion did long away from line and alone to fight against german armies)
Gettysburg
Glory
John Adams (well known of USA)
Captain Alatriste (respect of Spain's armies)
Luther
By the will of Genghis Khan

1. The Godfather Parts I,II,III
2. A Clockwork Orange
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Scarface
5. Carlitos Way
6. GoodFellas
7. Dog Day Afternoon
8. Lord of The Rings all 3 parts
9. The Warriors
10. Anchor Man

I agree The Godfather Parts I,II,III are great movies.

The Warriors is fun and good.

Plus "The Emperor and The Assassin". A good movie how the first emperor to collect all six kingdoms to create the empire of China.

Lord of the Rings
Braveheart
Cast Away
The Big Lebowski
Original Star Wars trilogy
Citizen Kane
Original Indiana Jones trilogy
Back to the Future trilogy
Schindler's List
Revenge of the Nerds

LOTR trilogy

Pull Fiction

Kill Bill

Book of Eli

Rango

Tango & Cash

Grind House

Mr. Tintin (my favorite director Steven Spielberg!)

The goonies

Evolution

Back to the Future trilogy

Walking Dead ( i know is a show, but hey...a fan here)

Avatar (James Cameron)

E.T.

Start Trek (Movies and all the shows...and yes i am a TREKKIE)

Grandmas Boy

Watchmen

Blade Runner

Night of the living dead( the 90's version)

Looper

Drive

Warriors

Breakfast Club

A.I.

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