Grease
No Country For Old Men
Lost in Translation
Titanic
Shawshank Redemption
Sin City
The Island
The Hangover
Moonwalker
Pleasantville
Love, Actually
Slumdog Millionaire
Stranger Than Fiction
Truman Show
To Kill A Mockingbird

Jeez, aside from a handful, they're nearly all American films.

TyphoonTip said:

What, mine, or everyone's?

purplesweat said:

Everyone's. ...Just an observation.

Scrolling through the thread, that's the first thing I noticed.

TyphoonTip said:

Three of my top five are subtitled--definitely NOT American films.

sextonseven said:

This is not meant as an attack, it's JUST an observation.

You are certainly @ the high end of choosing non-American films. But even still, it's only 3/10.

TyphoonTip said:

Thanks for the reminder. I forgot some of my favorite "foreign" films:

Kieślowski's "colors" trilogy "Blue/White/Red"
Amores Perros
The Red Balloon
Tell No One
I've Loved You So Long
Ridicule
Last Year at Marienbad

TyphoonTip said:

I didn't interpret your post as an attack. I just wanted to correct your statement that said "everyone". And I only posted my best five films. #6-10 are:

Sex And Lucia (2001)
Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
House Of Flying Daggers (2004)
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (1965)

So really six of my top 10 films are foreign.

the grapes of wrath
rear window
godfather
goodfellas
apocolypse now
full metal jacket
dances with wolves
unforgiven
shawshank redemption

Predictably, anything with Prince in it:)..

And Oldboy by South Korean director Park Chan-Wook. I'm not into violence usually, but this is a masterpiece.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldboy