Only name one. If you're posting an image, make sure you also type the title (in case of any of those pesky won't-show-up-on-the-org pics).

Enquiring minds want to know!

Hey, Ace!

I guess if I have to pick only one, I'm going to go with When Harry Met Sally. Even if that makes me sound super gay.

"Animal House".

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the ten commandments

the cement garden

Ben-Hur

Efan said:

Hey, Ace!

I guess if I have to pick only one, I'm going to go with When Harry Met Sally. Even if that makes me sound super gay.

fuck it, here's the top10

Ben-Hur

The Godfather, Pt2

Patton

The Seventh Seal

To Kill a Mockingbird

Unforgiven

Jaws

Barry Lyndon

The Empire Strikes Back

Dances with Wolves

JoeTyler said:

The Seventh Seal

Unforgiven

Love these!

It's A Wonderful Life

2nd is Army of Darkness

then Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

it's a wonderful life

uniden said:

it's a wonderful life

Ed Wood.

Ice Pirates...

I easily have dozens of favorite movies, but if I can only choose one, I think it will always be "The Wizard of Oz".

Scarface (1983)

Honorable Mention:

Marvel's The Avengers

Training Day

The Dark Knight

Heat

Man on Fire

The Empire Strikes Back

Goodfellas

Gojira (1954)

Which Way Is Up?

Animal House

Enter the Dragon

Mothra vs Godzilla (1964)

The Godfather (1972)

missfee said:

The Godfather (1972)

In all the years since this movie came out, I have attempted to watch it on about 5 or 6 different occasions, and never made it completely through without falling asleep at some point. I even attempted to read the book, but never completed it either. I'm sure I'm missing out on a great story; everybody seems to love The Godfather, and all it's sequels.

Nevertheless, I still want to actually watch (...and complete) this movie someday. Most everyone rates it as a classic.

Terry Gilliam's "Brazil"...

Neversin.

Neversin said:

Terry Gilliam's "Brazil"...

Neversin.

Me like alot

PDogz said:

missfee said:

The Godfather (1972)

In all the years since this movie came out, I have attempted to watch it on about 5 or 6 different occasions, and never made it completely through without falling asleep at some point. I even attempted to read the book, but never completed it either. I'm sure I'm missing out on a great story; everybody seems to love The Godfather, and all it's sequels.

Nevertheless, I still want to actually watch (...and complete) this movie someday. Most everyone rates it as a classic.

If you keep falling asleep on it, then maybe it's just not a movie for you. Which is fine, The Godfather isn't for everyone. To me, it's the best movie of all time. You have a superior cast, everyone was spectacular in their role. The script was on point. As much as a train wreck they say that filming this was, as well as all the multiple script re-writes, etc. the result was a classic. The first time I saw this movie was when I was 12 and have been hooked since. Even though I have all three on DVD, whenever it comes on television, I'm glued to the TV as if its the first time I've seen it. What most people don't get is that this movie isn't about violence, it's about strategy.

Mine is Back to the Future, CLOSELY followed by Pleasantville and 3 Idiots.

HOW COME NO ONE MENTIONED PLEASANTVILLE?

The greatest film about a loser that I know of!!!

Rocky

It's always changing.

The Balcony

or maybe

Citizen Kane

I will guess Genesia will say Casablanca.

I can't possibly name just one. But I'm going to see one of my favorites on the big screen tomorrow night - Casablanca.

missfee said:

PDogz said:

In all the years since this movie came out, I have attempted to watch it on about 5 or 6 different occasions, and never made it completely through without falling asleep at some point. I even attempted to read the book, but never completed it either. I'm sure I'm missing out on a great story; everybody seems to love The Godfather, and all it's sequels.

Nevertheless, I still want to actually watch (...and complete) this movie someday. Most everyone rates it as a classic.

If you keep falling asleep on it, then maybe it's just not a movie for you. Which is fine, The Godfather isn't for everyone. To me, it's the best movie of all time. You have a superior cast, everyone was spectacular in their role. The script was on point. As much as a train wreck they say that filming this was, as well as all the multiple script re-writes, etc. the result was a classic. The first time I saw this movie was when I was 12 and have been hooked since. Even though I have all three on DVD, whenever it comes on television, I'm glued to the TV as if its the first time I've seen it. What most people don't get is that this movie isn't about violence, it's about strategy.

But see, just the way you're explaining the movie, with such enthusiasm, convinces me that I'm overlooking something. That last line you wrote seems like an important clue to me, because I've reviewed all the violent scenes over and over again, and I'm like... 'meh, horses head...okaaay, what else?'. To make it worse, I can't even tell you the significance of that bloody horse head being in that man's bed. [SPOILER ALERT? TOO LATE???] Then, I know there's also something about "an offer that can't be refused", but couldn't tell you what that is either (...I just know it sounded like a threat, lol). I know... SAD!

I think you have hit the nail on the head when you suggest I may be missing the strategy. The next time I watch it (...I'm sure I have it packed away in some box somewhere in all this mess), I'll be sure to watch it with 'strategy' in mind.

Probably...