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Top 65 movies all time 1989-2015 i saw in movie theater Had over 200,000 comments on this including 3 movie stars!! Saw over 1000 movies!
65. The Mist. 2007. 64. Orphan. 2009 63. Charlie & the Chocolate Factory. 2005. 62. Devil Wears Prada 2006. 61. Signs 2002 60. Hidalgo 2004 59. The Crazies 2010 58. Godzilla 2014 57. Cape Fear. 1990 56. 30 Days of Night 2007 55. The Punisher. 2004 54. Ghost. 1990 53. Lethal Weapon 4. 1998 52. Interview with a Vampire. 1994 51. Blade. 1998 50. Total Recall. 1990 49. Van Helsing 2004 48. Marked for Death 1990 47. Underworld. 2003 46. Rise of the planet of the apes 2011 45. Dante's Peak. 1997 44. Cabin in the Woods. 2012 43. Jeepers Creepers 2001 42. Thor. 2011 41. War of the World's. 2005 40. Fast Five. 2011 39. Pompeii. 2014 38. Undercover Brother 2002 37. The Purge 2013 36. Pitch Black. 2000 35. Toy Story 2. 1999 34. Dawn of the planet of the Apes. 2014 33. Quarantine. 2008 32. 2012. 2009 31. Drag Me To Hell 2009 30. Con-air. 1997 29. Jumanji. 1995 28. Hard to Kill. 1990 27. Joyride. 2001 26. Swordfish. 2001 25. Terminator 2. 1991 24. Scarey Movie. 2000 23. The Haunting. 1999 22. Knowing. 2009 21. Needful Things. 1993 *****”*****""""*****††* 20. New Jack City 1991. Best urban drug movie of crime Lords 19. Harry Potter & Deathly Harlow's PT 2. 2011. Great ending to sequel 18. Lazurus Project Effect 2015. Excellent movie!! 17. Insidious 2011 Great movie about purgatory after death 16. Batman the dark Knight. 2008. Excellent movie Rip Heath ledger 15. The Mummy 1999. Excellent movie!!! Didn't disappoint 14. Transformers 2007 Excellent movie!! Shocked sequels failed as they did 13. Silence of the Lambs 1991 Iconic scene man in front of mirror lip syncing 12. The Hitcher 2007. The surprised movie on my list!! Very terrifying 11. Twister. 1996. Didn't disappoint ASA tornado chaser myself 10. Child's Play 2 1990. Chucky was mean and determined and also funny 9. Identity. 2003. Most shocking and surprise ending of entire list 8. Rush Hour 2 2001. Chris Tucker hilarious 7. Pirates of the Caribbean 2003. Johnny depp did best acting role on list 6. Scream 1996 Rip Wes Craven Movie scarey from beginning to end 5. Faceoff. 1997 Travolta and Nicolas Cage perfection movie 4. The Devil's Rejects 2005 Very emotional and brutal movie!! Kudos Rob Zombie 3. The Lion King. 1994. You know the history 2. The Crow. 1994. Rip Brandon Lee,, most perfect movie on list 1. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King 2003. Wordlessto describe perfection Lot of movies missed in theaters Forrest Gump Titanic People under Stairs Crying Game Dances with wolves Etc etc more [Edited 4/15/16 19:48pm] [Edited 4/16/16 21:01pm] | |
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Well that's a ist of popular movies. There's no real art on there. The truth does hurt, Truthhurts666. [Edited 4/15/16 20:30pm] | |
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I have to agree with #5 Why Face-Off gets so much hate ..... I love that movie Have watched it numerous times  | |
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Why, could you make your case | |
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I just prefer art movies, like Terrence Malick. | |
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A matter of taste, i guess | |
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Some great movies on that list but Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Really??  | |
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It's a nice movie. | |
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214 said:
It's a nice movie. The original was. The Tim Burton one was tragic though. | |
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I would, but I'm too lazy to scroll through the 1500 movies I have listed on my fb page. | |
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How about I just list the directors whose films I love? Each of these people will broaden your cinematic horizons beyond the regular stuff Hollywood spoon feeds us each week.
Robert Altman Paul Thomas Anderson Wes Anderson Michaelangelo Antonioni Denys Arcand Darren Aronofsky Ingmar Bergman Bernardo Bertolucci Luis Bunuel Tim Burton John Cassevettes Charles Chaplin Jean Cocteau Atom Egoyan John Ford Milos Foreman Vincent Gallo Terry Gilliam Jean-Luc Godard Michel Gondry Peter Greenaway Todd Haynes Werner Herzog Alfred Hitchcock James Ivory Jim Jarmusch Alejandro Jodorowsky Charlie Kaufman Stanley Kubrick Akira Kurosawa Fritz Lang Ang Lee Richard Linklater David Lynch Guy Maddin Terrence Malick F.W. Murnau Christopher Nolan Roman Polanski Cynthia Roberts Martin Scorsese Francois Truffaut Gus Van Sant Lars von Trier Wim Wenders
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7thday said: How about I just list the directors whose films I love? Each of these people will broaden your cinematic horizons beyond the regular stuff Hollywood spoon feeds us each week.
Robert Altman Paul Thomas Anderson Wes Anderson Michaelangelo Antonioni Denys Arcand Darren Aronofsky Ingmar Bergman Bernardo Bertolucci Luis Bunuel Tim Burton John Cassevettes Charles Chaplin Jean Cocteau Atom Egoyan John Ford Milos Foreman Vincent Gallo Terry Gilliam Jean-Luc Godard Michel Gondry Peter Greenaway Todd Haynes Werner Herzog Alfred Hitchcock James Ivory Jim Jarmusch Alejandro Jodorowsky Charlie Kaufman Stanley Kubrick Akira Kurosawa Fritz Lang Ang Lee Richard Linklater David Lynch Guy Maddin Terrence Malick F.W. Murnau Christopher Nolan Roman Polanski Cynthia Roberts Martin Scorsese Francois Truffaut Gus Van Sant Lars von Trier Wim Wenders
No room for Sergio Leone or Spielberg?  | |
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Some of them made it into hollywood. Have yuseen Viridiana is it any good? | |
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I meant the Tim Burton version haven't seen the original. | |
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214 said:
I meant the Tim Burton version haven't seen the original. I love the original. Gene Wilder is very Gene Wilder in it. Johnny Depp was awful. I love him but Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Alice in Wonderland are criminally bad. | |
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I'm with you. | |
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Yes, i've read is quite a good movie, some french magazine listed in their 1000 best films of all time and Tokyo Sotry at number one spot. [Edited 4/20/16 12:34pm] | |
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I agree with Sergio Leone but Steven Spielberg, BAH! | |
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7thday said:
I agree with Sergio Leone but Steven Spielberg, BAH! I think Spielberg tends to be overlooked as a filmmaker because of how big and famous he is. But I think he's one of the best directors ever. Jaws could so easily have been a Piranha type trashy movie but he made it work. ET is a classic, even though it scares me a bit. Close Encounters, Jurassic Park, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Schindlers List etc. They're all classic movies. My top 5 directors 1: Martin Scorsese 2: Sergio Leone 3: Stanley Kubrick 4: Alfred Hitchcock 5: Steven Spielberg A few honorable mentions for Ridley Scott, Clint Eastwood, John Woo, Paul Verhoeven, Quentin Tarantino, Woody Allen, Mel Gibson, Francis Ford Coppola, James Cameron and Jackie Chan (that's right, Jackie Chan) | |
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