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chasing amy is probably my least favorite of smith's movies.

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10 ever

sorry my post was the 10 this year. here is my top 10 ever. in no order.

1. thin blue line---not to be confused with thin red line
2. mean street--all i can say is bad ass
3. the thin man--booze and detectives what can be more funny
4. blade runner--...
5. boogie nights--im a star a bright shinning star
6. trainspotting--cant wait till boyle's next film porno
7. do the right thing--spike lee in top form
8. ferris bueller's day off--brings me back to the days that i used to bunk high school
9. True Romance--Avary and Tarentino write it. Scott directs oldman and pitt
10. The Right Stuff--cant find the words for this one

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chasing amy is probably my least favorite of smith's movies.


Odd... Its just so REAL

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napalmfuzz
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chasing amy isnt my favorite kevin smith film.. but still a damn good movie... it is fo shizzle 10 times better than jay and silent bob strike back

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MovieGod
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Its hard to do a all time top 10 list, but

The Godfather ranks amongst the best of all time..

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10x
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Tnin Blue Line? do you mean w/ mr. bean???

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thin blue line

thin blue line is a documentry about two men on death row for the same murder. it has the energy of blood simple but its a documentry.

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1. Lord of the Rings - Fellowship of the Ring
2. Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers
3. Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King... Ok, just kidding, but I am sure it will be somewere in the top 3 when it comes out.
The REAL number three, 3. Mallrats
4. The Matrix
5. Good Will Hunting
6. Pulp Fiction
7. Terminater 2 JD
8. Star Wars triligy. Yes, even the new ones
9. Moulin Rough
10. Serindipidy

I probably have many more, but I can't ever think of them when doing one of these. lol

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my 5 cents

1. Godfather
2. Memento
3. Godfather
4. Basketball Diaries
5. Clockwork Orange
6. Lock Stock and two Smoking Barrels
7. Empire Records
8. Full Mtal Jacket
9. Lord of the flies (old b&w)
10. Ben Hur

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ron989
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this is bat country

a couple of great movies that havent been mentioned very much (or at all) on this thread;

- Requiem For a Dream
- A Clockwork Orange
- The Usual Suspects
- Fight Club
- Seven
- The Beach
- Adaptation
- The Rules of Attraction

If you havent seen them...GO RENT THEM NOW !

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Tough one


1. Godfather Part 2
2. The usual Suspects
3. Godfather Part 1
4. Shawshank
5. Donniw Darko
6. Blues Brothers
7. Heat
8. Back to the future
9. Staw Wars Ep5
10. Silence Of the Lambs

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A Clockwork Orange?? (BORE-FEST)
and Rules of Attraction?? Please man!

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thoes 2 are at least interesting.
Its the The beach that had me doing a doubel take
that movie sucked

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A Clockwork Orange?? (BORE-FEST)



Go read the book. Then watch the film. You will then see what was put into the making of the film.

That is of course if you can get beyond the first or second page.
If you've read it, you'll know what I mean. If you haven't, go get the book and give it a shot.

How anyone could even attempt to convert that book into a movie is quite simply beyond me. And I have to say, on watching the movie, I thought it was a pile of pish, but when I read the film I realised what a task it must have been making it.

I got nothing but respect for everyone involved in making that movie.

And it is a better fim after reading the book strangely!


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6,4M $/Day baby !

you think clockwork was fucked up ? take a look at Naked Lunch

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A lil late but...

1.) Dumb And DUmber
2.) Shawshank Redemption
3.) Detroit Rock City
4.) Star Wars Ep 2, 4, 5, 6
5.) Happy Gilmore
6.) Billy Madison
7.) LOTR: TTT
8.) The Matrix
9.) American History X
10.) Jackass/CKY Landspeed/CKY2K/CKY3/CKY4

kinda cheating but meh
i would highly recommend all of these...
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My Favorites in no aparrent order:

-Pearl Harbor
- Rocky 1-4
- Signs
- Gone in 60 Seconds
- Happy Gilmore
- Stephen King's IT
- National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

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this is bat country

clockwork orange was a bore-fest ? no way !! one of the greatest films of all time. Stanley Kubrick was a genious, look at movies he's made such as The Shining or 2001 A Space Odyssey. I haven't read the book, but the movie is definately one of my favorites.

And Yes The Rules of Attraction was actually one of the more interesting films to come out in 2002. It was pretty messed up but it was still great, James Van Der Beek actually has some credibility now...Dawsons Creek.... what crap...

ANd the beach didnt suck..very well made film. Dont get confused because you see someone like LEo Dicaprio in it, he's definately proved himself with 2 huge hits this past December.

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Well first off I am not a movie expert but I do know that most modern day movies that the media says are the best is what teen's say. When storylines have taken a seat and special effects and action type films like xXx <which sucked>. Anyway's

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Fight Club
3. Vanilla Sky
4. The Shawshank Redemption
5. American History X
6. American Beauty
7. Memento
8. Requiem for a Dream
9. Fear loathing in Las Vegas
10. Citizen Kane

Now most of you won't agree with any of these and I am kinda of a hyprocite sense most of these are 90's movies. Although I picked them out because they have everything that I think makes a awesome movie, a story line.

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Well first off I am not a movie expert but I do know that most modern day movies that the media says are the best is what teen's say.

5. American History X

Now most of you won't agree with any of these and I am kinda of a hyprocite sense most of these are 90's movies. Although I picked them out because they have everything that I think makes a awesome movie, a story line.




Cant agree with that. Sure it had some good acting by Ed Norton, but story line? That thing played like an after-school special. Why not Higher Learning?

Same thing.

The rest were cool though. Nice how you reached out to the History of film making at the end with Citizen Kane.

Just watched High Fidelity again, I was drunk the first time i saw it, and a little insensitive, so i thought it sucked, now im totally fukin moved.

Top 5 romantic comedies
1- High Fidelity (hey, that movie spawned this list)
2- GroundHog Day
3- Nasty Philippino Whores
4- The Out of Towners
5- The Pincess Bride

Tenacious D Reigns!

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