Taxi Driver (1976)
The Godfather: Part II (1974)
The Deer Hunter (1978)
The Godfather (1972)
Mean Streets (1973)
1900 (1976)
Apocalypse Now (1979)
Chinatown (1974)
Barry Lyndon (1975)
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975)

Runner Ups :
11 - The Exorcist(1973)
12 - A Clockwork Orange(1971)
13 - Rocky (1976)
14 - Star Wars (1977)
15 - Jaws (1975)

I agree with most of those... but would replace

Chinatown
Barry Lyndon

with

All the President's Men
Three Days of the Condor

+ Annie Hall as a runner up

Where is 'Saturday Night Fever','Grease','The Goodbye Girl' and'Annie Hall'?

Anyway,here's my list...


*'Saturday Night Fever'(1977)
*'Car Wash' (1976)
*'The Goodbye Girl' (1977)
*'Grease'(1978)
*'The Mack' (1973)
*'Cooley High' (1975)
*'Claudine' (1974)
*'Looking For Mr.Goodbar' (1977)
*'Midnight Cowboy'(1970)
*'Foxy Brown' (1974)


As you can see,I mostly prefer music-oriented films.Not alot of action-type films or science-fiction stuff (I hate 'Star Wars').

This guy is a walking advertisement for Robert DeNiero.

Dog Day Afternoon



Cabaret



Female Trouble

BinaryJustin said:

Finally someone recognmizes Deer Hunter in this joint

coqui said:

I think De Niro is a genius...

Enter The Dragon
The Champ
Superman
Midnight Express
Last Tango In Paris
The Godfather (part 1 & 2)
Halloween
Alien
The Exorcist
Taxi Driver

Some of my favorite movies:

60's
To Sir With Love

70's
A Clockwork Orange
Young Frankenstein
Logan's Run
Willy Wonka
Summer of 42
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Pink Flamingo
Love Story
Jesus Christ Superstar
Great Gatsby
Close Encounters
Lady Sings the Blues

rdhull said:

The Deer Hunter is an amazing film. Christopher Walken and Robert De Niro are brilliant. Great movie

Lleena said:

holymoses54 said:

What no Jaws or Star Wars?

Neve mind ignore me, seen it. :rolleyes:
[This message was edited Mon Dec 22 10:34:58 PST 2003 by Marrk]

1. "Star Wars"
2. "The Godfather"
3. "Taxi Driver"
4. "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"
5. "MASH"
6. "Apocalypse Now"
7. "Dog Day Afternoon"
8. "Heavy Traffic" (Ralph Bakshi Forever!)
9. "Pink Flamingos"
10."Annie Hall"
[This message was edited Mon Dec 22 14:33:11 PST 2003 by DudeDrops]

DavidEye said:

oh god, i love you for saying annie hall.

cborgman said:

I ammended my list. I can't believe I forgot "Annie Hall." This may be one of the few movies about relationships that actually gets it right.

My girlfriend calls this film "The Jason Story" cuz I remind her so much of Woody.

DudeDrops said:

DudeDrops said:

holymoses54 said:

holymoses54 said:

Good films all. I gotta go with those who included Annie Hall. I also have to include The Rocky Horror Picture Show because of the fact that it has endured for so long, and it means a lot to me personally.

I have to also mention Phantom Of The Paradise. Early DePalma, and a precursor to Rocky Horror.

Also have to give raves to Ridley Scott's brilliant Alien. The first and best of that series. Likewise to Carpenter's Halloween: still one of the best horror flicks ever made.



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[This message was edited Wed Dec 24 6:24:06 PST 2003 by JediMaster]

JediMaster said:

quit bumpin your threads, please.