YOUR top 10 movies.

Difficult cutting down the list ...

1. Goodfellas
2. Barfly
3. King of Comedy
4. Dr. Strangelove
5. The Holy Grail
6. The Stepford Wives
7. Animal House
8. Reservoir Dogs
9. In Bruges
10. Fargo

Honorable mention:

LA Confidential
American Beauty
No Country for Old Men
Caddyshack
Airplane
Seven
The Dirty Dozen
Coolhand Luke
The Big Lebowski
Bridge over River Kwai
Texas Chainsaw Massacre

 

Who cares about honorable mentions? Happens every time ...

 

This is a good pick that I'd completely forgotten about. Extremely re-watchable.

These too.

 

Gigli
Meet Joe Black
Howard the Duck
Leonard Part 6
Heaven's Gate
Ishtar
Leprechaun in the Hood
Paint Your Wagon
The Day The Clown Cried
Forrest Gump

 

You forgot the [/buck]

 

In no particular order

Raiders of the Lost Ark
Star Wars
The Empire Strikes Back
Batman Begins (yes, it is better than The Dark Knight, dammit)
Bull Durham
Shawshank Redemption
The Usual Suspects
Major League
Blazing Saddles
Superman

Edit: Forgot to mention, I think Avengers could end up on my list and others. I want to see how it holds up on a second viewing.

 

Good to see all the love for "Raiders of the Lost Ark" on here (I included it in my list, too).

Could be because it was a great movie with crazy special effects, stunts and Harrison Ford wisecracks.

Or ... it could be because we're all oldsters and that movie kicked our ass when we saw it in the theater at 9 or 10 years old.

 

1 of the 2 elite scenes from Basterds:

 

The movie almost never stopped stringing together chase scene after chase scene in a seamless story.

Somehow they gave us one of the greatest chases in movie history during the plot exposition. Bond always starts with a chase, but this one actually served a purpose.

 

Paint Your Wagon cracks me up just for the sheer ridiculous audacity of casting Clint Eastwood and Lee Marvin in a musical -- and allowing them to (ahem) sing.

 

It also gave us that great scene of Indy vs. the guy with the scimitar.

 

Pretty sure it's Bridge on the River Kwai. And it is indeed greatness (not to mention "Madness!").