Braveheart. Saving Private Ryan, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Chinatown,
Bladerunner, Grand Prix, 5th Element, Malagro Bean Field War, Legend, Neverending Story, Lonesome Dove mini-series, Wind, Last Emperor, Raiders of the Lost Arc series all.

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Anybody seen Kentucky Fried Movie?

Yep....I also enjoyed the "Cleopatra Schwartz" skit

Come on now guys, you know every one of us can add The Wizard of Oz to the list of our all time favorites. :p I can`t wait `till our daughter is old enough to watch it so I have an excuse to see it one more time.

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In no particular order:
The Apostle
Office Space
Grosse Point Blank (I'm not sure what I like about it, but I find myself watching it over and over on cable)
Wizard of Oz
Saving Private Ryan
Godfather
Godfather II

Am I the only guy who liked Driving Miss Daisy ?

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If I had to pick one movie as the greatest ever, it would be Wizard of Oz. I got into an argument with my brother-in-law, who pays more attention to movies than I do, about the Wizard of Oz. The argument started with me saying that that Citizen Kane is the most over-rated movie ever. It's put up as if it's the greatest movie ever. I think it is a boring mess. I literally fell asleep both times I tried to watch it. He says that I am missing the point. What makes Citizen Kane so great is that it was so far ahead of its time. Well, maybe so, but it came out 2 years after Wizard of Oz, and I still watch that movie just about every year. I have seen the Wizard of Oz at least thirty times.

My second-place movie is the Godfather, with Godfather II taking a close third.

That's a good one, too.

You guys mentioned a few I would have forgotten to put on my list:
Grosse Point Blank is very quirky, and I love it.
Pulp Fiction rates right up there too.

Here's what my list would have been earlier:
Legend (#1 fav, regardless of version)
Bladerunner
5th Element
almost any 'ol John Wayne movie, except that thing where he was the Chinaman(or what ever he was supposed to be)
Most Cohen bros movies
Matrix 1
Python and the Holy Grail
Replacement Killers
and, your not gonna believe this, hold onto your hat, but The Princess Diaries.
No, really!
you may barf now

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There are simply too many to list:

My absolute all-time favorites:

La Belle du Jour (Deneuve), Rear Window (Stewart and Kelly), Saving Private Ryan (Hanks, Damon), Rebecca (Olivier and Fontaine), It's a Wonderful Life (Stewart), Shakespeare in Love (Fiennes and Paltrow), Unforgiven (Eastwood), Hoosiers (Hackman), Twelve O'Clock High (Peck), 2001: A Space Odyssey, Lawrence of Arabia (O'Toole, Guiness, Hawkins, Quinn, Sharif)

Other food for thought:

Dial M for Murder, Rear Window, North by Northwest, Vertigo, The Birds, The 39 Steps, To Catch a Thief, The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit,

Twelve O'Clock High, Sink the Bismarck, Seven Days in May, In Harm's Way, Midway, Bridge on the River Kwai, The Great Escape, Patton, Breaker Morant, Gallipoli, Saving Private Ryan, Das Boot, The Sand Pebbles, Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, Sum of All Fears (and the other Clancy), Master and Commander, Schindler's List, Apocalyse Now (original version, not the extended version on DVD), Judgment at Nuremburg, The Blue Max, The Battle of the Bulge, Gladiator, Battle of Britain, A Bridge Too Far

The French Connection (I and II), any Dirty Harry flick, The Thomas Crowne Affair, Ocean's Eleven, Bugsy, the Road to Perdition, Brubaker, Papillon, All the King's Men, A Beautiful Mind, The English Patient, About a Boy, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Emma, A Room with a View, Sense and Sensibility, LA Confidential, True Lies, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, any Connery Bond film, The Russia House, Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Sex (but...), Annie Hall, Zelig, Blazing Saddles, High Anxiety, Young Frankenstein

Singing in the Rain, Oklahoma, Sound of Music, Wizard of Oz, Flower Drum Song, South Pacific, American in Paris, Gigi

True Grit, Silverado, Tombstone, The Treasure of Sierra Madre, City Slickers, Shane, Once Upon a Time in the West, any John Ford western, Two Mules for Sister Sarah, Joe Kidd, A Fistful of Dollars (any of Clint's spaghetti jobs), High Noon

The Natural, 61*, On Any Sunday, Raging Bull, dare I admit Rocky?, Bull Durham, Tin Cup, Grand Prix, Jerry MacGuire, Chariots of Fire, Caddyshack, Field of Dreams, Seabiscuit, Eight Men Out

ET, Flash Gordon (too campy for words), Spider Man, Batman, Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country, Star Wars (all), the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Terminator, Close Encounters, Alien

The Princess Bride, A Bug's Life, Fantasia, Spy Kids

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Here's an oldy to pull out of the vault:

The Great Train Robbery with Sean Connery.

I say again another non box office amsh thats worth a look is The Spanish Prisoner.

My favorite movie of all time will always be American Graffiti.

Gilly

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I must say I agree, by default.

Tivo is set to pick up anything with the keyword Ferrari and Ferris is recorded almost weekly, we still sit down and watch little pieces though.

Magnificent Seven
The Wild Bunch
Outlaw Josey Wales
We Were Soldiers ( I crossed a protest line in MN to see this)
Full Metal Jacket
The Bridges of Toko-Ri
Saving Private Ryan
Wings of Desire (Vem Venders)
Blazing Saddles
Gettysburg
To Hell and Back (Audie Murphy)
Days of Wine and Roses
Ordinary People
The Patriot



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