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Pirates of the Caribbean (Trilogy)
The Butterfly Effect
Saw
Pursuit of Happiness
The Last Samurai

There are a lot more movies I like but these come to mind at the moment.
 

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Dejavu
Watchmen
Unbreakable

Looking to watch inception.

Favorite kiddie movie Mary Poppins
 

The Hero Killer

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This is with omitting movies that I enjoy as a series such as the SAW series.

1.Bedazzled ((the Elizabeth Hurley version))
2.Swimfan
3.Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
4.Dracula: Dead and Loving It
5.2007 Halloween Remake
 

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in no specific order:
Star Wars: Original Trilogy [episodes IV, V, and VI]. (they're effectively one big movie)

Star Trek II, III, and IV. (same reason, also... "KHAAAN!!")

The Incredibles. the only movie I have literally been forced to watch thousands of times (not by family children either) and can still enjoy... that is one hell of a feat.

The American President. Shut up, I liked it. It launched The West Wing, and is one of maybe 4 non-Tom Hanks "chick movies" I can stand to watch. (yes, Tom Hanks is that good)

Mel Brooks. I tried to pick just one Mel Brooks movie to make the list and I just can't. Its like choosing the angriest pro wrestler (...'s character), just can't be done. So I'll list the great ones: History of the World, Part 1; Spaceballs; Robin Hood, Men in Tights; Blazing Saddles; ...can't think of any more, but they're all great, and hilarious.

Runners-Up: Batman (1989), Batman (1966), Spider-Man, X-Men, Leslie Nielson (specifically the Naked Gun movies), Pixar (the rest of their work. especially Toy Story and Up), 101 Dalmations (and most of the Disney classics), The Dark Knight, Superman, Idiocracy, Tom Hanks (I love Tom Hanks, he made some fantastic movies, but none of them are as dear to me as Mel Brooks's work. sorry, Tom), A Few Good Men (and pretty much everything with Jack Nicholsen), Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail, The Simpsons Movie.
 

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Predator
Terminator 2
The Seven Year Itch, yes, a Marilyn Monroe movie, and no, im not that old.
Children of men
Child's Play 1 and 2, counting them as one, deal with it.
Full Metal Jacket
Star Wars, OG trilogy
 

Matthew Wilson

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1. Magnolia
2. Trainspotting
3. Oldboy(Bugger totally forgot this one, 3B. Leaving Las Vegas)
4. The Lion King
5. Anything by Martin Scorsese
 

Red Right Hand

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Mr Snuffles said:
Moon
Kick Ass
Sunshine
Team America
Tokyo Gore Police =P
You know? I have had "Sunshine" sitting in my room for months now and I still haven't watched it. I'm guessing it's worth it?
 

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I think I'd better list my top 5 favourite directors instead.

Hayao Miyazaki
Stanley Kubrick
Wes Anderson
The Coen Brothers
Peter Jackson

From this list you can probably guess what kind of movies I like.
 

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Hotel Rawanda
Black Hawk Down
Falling Down
This Film is Not yet Rated
Balto

No order really
 

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Red Right Hand said:
THE M3RCENARY said:
FargoDog said:
Oldboy
The Departed
Kick-Ass
Let the Right One In
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Oh yeah, three foreign films on my list. I'm just that pretentious.
Three of mine are also foreign!

Dead Leaves and Akira (Japan)

Shoot em' Up (England)

Did you know Kick-Ass was actually made in England?
I'm sorry but I thought "Shoot 'em Up" was the worst film i've ever seen, it's just so ridiculously preposterous. Each to their own, I guess.

OT: A Fistful of Dollars
The Good the Bad and the Ugly
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Pulp Fiction
The Big Lebowski

In no order because my mind would explode trying to decide which I liked best out of those 5.
The reason I liked it was beacause it was so campy and rediculous. It was a bunch of fun for me. It was supposed to be sattirical of action movies.
 

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Chung Hing sam lam

Gates of Heaven

Last Year at Marieband

F for Fake

Tokyo Monogatari

In no particular order
 

Red Right Hand

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THE M3RCENARY said:
Red Right Hand said:
THE M3RCENARY said:
FargoDog said:
Oldboy
The Departed
Kick-Ass
Let the Right One In
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Oh yeah, three foreign films on my list. I'm just that pretentious.
Three of mine are also foreign!

Dead Leaves and Akira (Japan)

Shoot em' Up (England)

Did you know Kick-Ass was actually made in England?
I'm sorry but I thought "Shoot 'em Up" was the worst film i've ever seen, it's just so ridiculously preposterous. Each to their own, I guess.

OT: A Fistful of Dollars
The Good the Bad and the Ugly
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Pulp Fiction
The Big Lebowski

In no order because my mind would explode trying to decide which I liked best out of those 5.
The reason I liked it was beacause it was so campy and rediculous. It was a bunch of fun for me. It was supposed to be sattirical of action movies.
Yeah, I understand that, it was just too much for me. It was so ridiculous that it ended up pissing me off.
 

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Imperator_DK said:
Not counting multi-entry franchises such as LOTR or Star Wars, my top 5 would be:

1. Der Untergang (Downfall)
2. Lord of War
3. District 9
4. Operation Valkyrie
5. Inglorious Basterds
I like how three of your movies at one point have Hitler in a mad fit of rage! XD
 
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In no particular order:

Inception
Watchmen
Memento
Saving Private Ryan
The Dark Knight

Christ, there's so many movies that I like just as much as these. I don't have a top 5. I have at least a top 10.