Your favourite movie...

Mine is Death Becomes Her. I know it's not "Oscar material" but it has some of the best lines and driest humour ever. And watching Meryl and Goldie beat the shit out of each other is epic. The ending always makes me laugh out loud.

• Lawrence of Arabia Cabaret

• I second Lawrence of Arabia.

• All About Eve.

• Toss-up between True Colours, Analyse This, and Aeroplane, OP.

• Pillow Talk The Sound of Music Crimes and Misdemeanors ROPE

• Mine is Arizona Dream. It's such a wonderful combination of surrealism and slapstick and a coming of age story and Johnny Depp was gorgeous.

• The Deer Hunter

• Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Moon, Y Tu Mama Tambien, In The Loop, Drive, Hard Eight, Iris, Animal Kingdom, Mary and Max, Mondays in the Sun, Iron Man, can't just name one

  Anonymous

• West Side Story, if I had to choose one. A perfect musical, almost perfectly transferred to film

  Soulman

• Noises Off

• With me it's a tie Now Voyager w/ Bette Davis and Guess Who's Coming To Dinner. The scene that gets me every time is Spencer Tracy's monologue right before he gives his permission for them to marry.

• Cabaret, Chinatown, Auntie Mame (Roz), Scarlet Empress, Some Like It Hot,...hard to choose!

• Amelie, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Singin' in the Rain, Caberet

• Chinatown and The Butcher Boy. I could watch those two on an eternal loop and be perfectly satisfied.

• Ordinary People Rudy And no apologies but, The Blind Side

• Dancing in the Dark (with Bjork)

• McCabe and Mrs. Miller

• Boys Don't Cry. Terribly sad but I can't help but watch whenever its on.

• I love DEATH BECOMES HER, too... "NOW a warning?!?" "Could you just not breathe?" "Oh, for Christ's sake, at least lie quickly!" "I find it very hard to believe that he got up early and made his side of the bed." I also love FLIRTING WITH DISASTER and find it really holds up...

• A Fish Called Wanda

• "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" - 1982 Runners Up: "The Maltese Falcon" - 1941 "The Empire Strikes Back" - 1980 "Airplane!" - 1980 "The Godfather/The Godfather, Part II" - 1972/1974

  Unashamed Trekker

• The Dark Knight / Brokeback Mountain / 10 Things I Hate About You / A Knight's Tale

  Heath Ledger Troll

• Les Miserables; Funny Girl; Cabaret; Funny Lady; Lady Sings The Blues; Desperately Seeking Susan

• Terminator & Terminator 2: Judgment Day

• It's a Wonderful Life - a movie beloved for the wrong reasons. (I don't see it as a heartwarming sentimental holiday movie as much as a moving left-wing tract that condemns unbridled capitalism as represented by the spidery Mr. Potter) Other movies . . . The Incredible Shrinking Man (except for that ridiculously stupid tacked on religious ending) Barry Lyndon Seven Beauties Sunrise Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown Ikiru Duck Soup Dumbo Word Is Out Rear Window/Psycho/The Birds Auntie Mame The Godfather movies

• Vertigo

• Casino

• A tie between 'Alien' and 'Aliens'. I love Sigourney Weaver.

• Umberto D. Au Hasard Balthazar

• "The Song Remains The Same." I've been a Zeppelin fan since 1973 and the movie takes me back to a wonderful era.

  Joey

• Xanadu Grease Grease 2 My Fair Lady Les Miserables Chicago Singing In The Rain

• The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Also: Star Wars, Dirty Harry, The Outlaw Josey Wales & Jaws.

  MK

• "NORTH BY NORTHWEST"

• Superman - The Movie Superman II Raiders of the Lost Ark The Dark Knight The Spy Who Loved Me Star Trek 2 - The Wrath of Khan

• Minority Report (2002)

• PLANET OF THE APES (Original 1968 Version) BLADE RUNNER 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY

• 'The Empire Strikes Back'

  Luke Guywalker

• Saturday Night Fever Star Wars Airplane! Casablanca Red River Bonnie & Clyde

• Tropic Thunder

• wow for it being your favorite movie r[16], you should know that it's DANCER in the Dark, not Dancing in the Dark.

• My Favorite Year?

• Beaches, Grease, Steel Magnolias, The Usual Suspects and First Wives Club

• A tossup between "The Ruling Class", "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World", "Nashville" and "O Lucky Man!"

• As much as I am disappointed in Mel Gibson and his behavior now, I cannot dislike my four favorite films of all-time: The Road Warrior Lethal Weapon Lethal Weapon 2 Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

  Formerly Mel's Biggest Fan

• Almost any movie with Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman, marilyn Monroe or Bette Davis. Joan Crawford too.

• Mother, May I Sleep With Danger Baby Monitor, The Sound of Fear

  TV Movie Junkie

• Design for Living with the very young & handsome Gary Cooper. Its about a menage a trois affair....lucky girl! It was made BEFORE the Hays Morality code came into effect in the 1930s. Amazing!

• R46, Are you sure you didn't forget "Rescue From Gilligan's Island"? LOL.

• Wonder Boys Barry Lyndon The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie Jackie Brown Weekend

• She with Randolph Scott is quite good. As is the film Lifeboat with Tallulah Bankhead and the film And then There Were None"

• Howards End I second It's A Wonderful Life. That movie kicked me in the gut the first time I saw it. I'm glad I was alone; I cried so hard I thought my heart would stop.

• R46 - Bleck! I cant stand the Woman In Peril channel called Lifetime. And all its cheesey films that pander to moronic women.

• Grease!

• FIFTY THREE REPLIES and no mention of GONE WITH THE WIND? I'm clutching my pearls as I type! T'aint fittin'!

• Wizard of Oz, My Fair Lady, Sound of Music and Breakfast at Tiffanys

• Rosemary's Baby, Nashville, Terms of Endearment, Beauty & the Beast (1991), Almost Famous, Bonnie &Clyde, Coal Miner's Daughter, Sound of Music, and Chicago.

• Godfathah Paht 2

• Almost anything with Bruce Willis - Die Hard, Die Hard 2, Die Hard With A Vengeance, Live Free or Die Hard Sin City Moonrise Kingdom

  Aaron Carter's Bootyhole

• Alien

• R56- I Love Coal Miners Daughter. Great choice.

• Alien / Aliens Pulp Fiction The Matrix Star Trek IV-The Voyage Home Terminator The Day The Earth Stood Still (1951)

• Airplane! Young Frankenstein Blazing Saddles Dr. Strangelove

• R17 I saw M&MM for the first time a few weeks ago. Powerful movie. Love that gritty, early 70s stylistic.

• Go Tell Ant Rhody

  PPSM

• Goldfinger, From Russia With Love, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, The Spy Who Loved Me, The Living Daylights, Goldeneye, Casino Royale, Skyfall

  Bond Fanatic

• Halloween, Superman:The Movie, Goodfellas,Brokeback Mountain and The Dark Knight.

  proud%20masculine%20gay

• R52, I hate the "Women in Peril" channel, too. I call it the "Men Are Bad" channel. However, I find it so addictive sometimes, I have to keep both Lifetime channels off the remote. If Dylan Neal or Andrew Walker is the Bad Man of the Hour, I can't not watch. It just takes over my brain.

• Point Blank (1967). Lee Marvin at the top of his game. Angie Dickinson, smoldering. John Vernon and Carroll O'Connor, perfection. The Getaway (1972). Steve McQueen just killed (literally and figuratively) in this classic. Ali McGraw was at her best too. The Maltese Falcon (1941). Movies don't get any better. Bogie was the man. Goodfellas (1990). The most enjoyable movie of the last 25 years.

  Movie Man

• Arsenic and Old Lace

• L.A. Confidential from 1997.

• My Five Favourites Million Dollar Baby Mystic River Leaving Las Vegas Philadelphia House of Sand & Fog

  Tessa

• Nashville Coal Miner's Daughter Carrie

• R71 Wow! Just, WOW! I won't be dropping by for movie night with you. LOL. Good movies, but I would need a couple of Cymbaltas before watching any of those. They're all depressing as hell. My favorite movies of all-time are: Raiders of the Lost Ark Alien Casino Royale (2006)

• Nashville lots of Woody Allen non-comedies

• Anything by Powell and Pressburger.

• Moonstruck - Mermaids - Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean - Silkwood - Burlesque - The Witches of Eastwick. I LOVE CHERRRRRRRRRRRRR!

• BEING THERE - 1979. Peter Sellers was the greatest comic actor who ever lived.

  Michael A.

• Beyond the Forest (so bad yet so good!) Carrie The Leopard Love and Death (Woody Allen) Notes on a Scandal Jackie Brown Mommie Dearest To Have and Have Not So many films it's impossible to pick just one.

• Alfred Hitchcock's 'Rebecca' & 'Psycho'

• Starman with Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen. They are both phenomenal.

• Una Giornata Particolare. (Hitler visits Rome. Everyone is off to celebrate except for a gay man and a housewife, alone in their apartaments.)Perfect movie with M.Mastroianni and S. Loren. All the President's Men. Rear Window. It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World. Crimes And Misdemeanours. King Salomon's Mines. (1950. D.Kerr and S. Granger)

• Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi

  Yoda's 10 incher

• R81, Yes, I love "Rear Window"

  The Ghost of Thelma Ritter

• Rick: I'm saying it because it's true. Inside of us, we both know you belong with Victor. You're part of his work, the thing that keeps him going. If that plane leaves the ground and you're not with him, you'll regret it. Maybe not today. Maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of your life. Ilsa: But what about us? Rick: We'll always have Paris. We didn't have, we, we lost it until you came to Casablanca. We got it back last night. Ilsa: When I said I would never leave you. Rick: And you never will.

  Casafuckingblanca

• Whatever year it was in the '80s, I saw MOONSTRUCK and BROADCAST NEWS over and over and over. I hadn't liked a movie as well since ORDINARY PEOPLE and, a couple of years earlier, AN UNMARRIED WOMAN.

• Black Swan The Red Shoes The Turning Point Chicago Dreamgirls

• Showgirls

• All About Eve The Heiress His Girl Friday Casablanca Nashville Young Frankenstein Arthur

• While You Were Sleeping.

• R49 has good taste.

• The Color Purple The Pianist

• Blithe Spirit Fearless Vampire Killers Near Dark All the 1970 Columbo movies.

• "Stand By Me" "The Color Purple" "Harlem Nights" "Imitation of Life" "High Noon" "Blazing Saddles" "Rear Window" "To Kill A Mockingbird" "Citizen Kane"

• The Deer Hunter Breakfast At Tiffany's Requiem For A Dream

• Shawshank Redemption.

• Scary Movie 1,2 & 3

• Smokey and the bandit 1&2

• Thank God It's Friday Roller Boogie Skatetown, U.S.A. Can't Stop The Music and... XANADUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!

  '70s Roller Queen

• My Top Five: #5: Broken Flowers #4: Sideways #3: The English Patient #2: Lost In Translation #1: There Will Be Blood

  Julian

• Mulholland Drive V For Vendetta Dude, Where's My Car? The Legend of Bille Jean Idiocracy Willie Wonka and The Chocolate Factory Bad Ronald Electric Dreams

• "Unforgiven" 1992

• City Lights with Charlie Chaplin. Watched this for the first time a couple months ago. Also liked The Kid.

• The Bourne Identity The Bourne Supremacy The Bourne Ultimatum

  Ben Affleck

• Shelter

• Dawson's 50 Load Weekend, parts 1 and 2

• 'The Shining' with Jack Nicholson

  Tony

• Vertigo, The Godfather I & II, Gone With The Wind, Casablanca, Pulp Fiction

• Exit To Eden

  Rosie O.

• "Alien"

• RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK BOOGIE NIGHTS BIG BUSINESS GONE WITH THE WIND (fabulous!) THE DARK KNIGHT DREAMGIRLS TOOTSIE WEST SIDE STORY

• A Star is Born 1954 A Star is Born 1976 Saw 2004 Cabaret 1972 Oklahoma! 1954

• Cabaret Midnight in Paris Empire of the Sun Flash Gordon Singin' in the Rain

• Planes, Trains & Automobiles Sixteen Candles Airplane! A Fish Called Wanda The Naked Gun

  4-Ever Stuck in the '80s

• Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) and Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)

  Love 'Em Both

• A tie between "Hud" and "Deliverance"

• Jaws (1975)

• BACK TO THE FUTURE (the first one only, not the horrid sequels)

• "Top Gun"

• Les Miserables.

• Clueless Weird Science The Breakfast Club

• CINEMA PARADISO...the favorite movie of anyone who loves movies.

• I'm surprised (not in a bad way) how often Nashville is popping up on this thread.

• I couldn't stop crying the first time I saw nashville. It was like an awakening. I know..yes..Mary!

• All About Eve Rebecca Philadelphia Story

• The Avengers Batman Begins The Dark Knight The Dark Night Rises Batman ('89) Batman Returns

  Batdancer

• The Blind Side (LOVE Sandra Bullock) Moonstruck Drop Dead Gorgeous Miracle The Trouble With Angels

• Well, thank you, R90.

• The Last Picture Show

• TWO FOR THE ROAD THE NUN'S STORy (I like Audrey) MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (original) NIGHT TO REMEMBER (much more touching than TITANIC) THE APARTMENT

• Kill Bill I & II

  My Name is Buck

• Once Upon a Time in America Once Upon a Time in the West The Palm Beach Story Sullivan's Travels Children of Paradise (Les Enfants du Paradis) The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie There will be Blood Truly, Madly, Deeply

• Star Trek-The Motion Picture. People always flame on me because of this. Most find the film to be slow and boring. I have always found it to be very intelligent and very rewarding. Beautiful effects (especially for 1979), stunning cinematography, wonderful music and a powerful ending. My favorite Star Trek movie and my all-time favorite movie.

  V'ger

• I like ST:TMP a lot too. It's too cerebral and talky for most of the fan boys who prefer the space battles and scenery chewing of some of the later movies, but I love the bigger themes that play out in the movie.

• Heat with DeNiro and Pacino Thief with James Caan and Tuesday Weld An American Werewolf in London Superman: The Movie Jaws Close Encounters of the Third Kind Alien / Aliens

• It's a toss up...I couldn't live without Sunset Blvd. and La Dolce Vita.

• R132, I like Star Trek: The Motion Picture, as well. I have both the Director's Cut on DVD and the original theatrical version on BlueRay (after wearing out more than a couple of VHS tapes back in the day). It is a visually stunning movie. I remember being blown away by it back in '79. Robert Wise was a phenomenal director and I think he accomplished greatness with ST:TMP. Very cerebral. I think it went over a lot of people's heads (and it still does). Sad that most people prefer Star Trek 2009.

• The 39 Steps or Holiday (1938)

• Tootsie Victor/Victoria Casablanca Huit Femme Volver Jean de Florette Tokyo Story

• "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World"

• Galaxy Quest

  By%20Grabthar%27s%20hammer...%20what%20a%20savings.

• Pulp Fiction

• Ben-Hur (the '59 version) Gladiator

  Yes, I DO like movies about Gladiators

• Aliens North By Northwest Beautiful Thing Airplane Jaws

• Monty Python's Life of Brian Monty Python & The Holy Grail Airplane! Young Frankenstein A Shot In The Dark Blazing Saddles Duck Soup Dr. Strangelove

  C

• BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI (1957)

• Metropolis. I love the original 1927 silent version and the 1984 version with the rock score/soundtrack. Terrific film.

  Ethan

• I don't usually like Costner (too white bread for me) but I love The Bodyguard. Whitney shined and deserved an Oscar. I have watched the movie once a week since it was first released on home video and will until the day I die.

  Darius

• R98, Not to insult your taste, but I think I just threw up in my mouth a little. I HATE every one of those with a passion. It's amazing how, as people, we can have such different opinions. LOL.

• THE COLOR PURPLE BOOTY CALL HARLEM NIGHTS AMISTAD B.A.P.S. DREAMGIRLS THE WIZ A LOW-DOWN DIRTY SHAME

• Maurice (1987) Kiss of the Spider Woman (1985) Longtime Companion (1990)

  Jon

• Lord of the Rings Trilogy

  Gollum

• The Good, The Bad & The Ugly; Once Upon a Time in the West; A Fistful of Dollars; The Dark Knight; Casino Royale; Goldfinger.

• Star Wars. Just the original.

• THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING (1975) Sean Connery, Michael Caine and Christopher Plummer are amazing in their roles. I have almost worshipped this movie since I was ten years old in 1975. It's amazing how many people have never heard of it.

  Rob

• "The African Queen" - Bogie and Kate Hepburn... you can't go wrong with this one.

• PAPILLON (1973). I love Steve McQueen, and he is at the top of his game in this one. Dustin Hoffman rocks, as well. McQueen's last absolute, balls to the wall classic movie. My second favorite film of all-time. My Top Five: 1. The Man Who Would Be King 2. Papillon 3. Jaws 4. Heat (1995) 5. Unforgiven (1992)

  Rob, previously posted at 154

• OP, are you 15? Of all the possible choices you could make and you choose fucking Death Becomes Her?

• Dream Girls Grease / Grease 2 The Rocky Horror Picture Show Hairspray (1988 version) Wigstock The Pirate Movie Flashdance

  Mike Lopez

• The Silence of the Lambs

  Miggs, Throwing Jizz at Jodie

• #1 - The Outlaw Josey Wales #2 - The Empire Strikes Back #3 - Star Wars #4 - Airplane! #5 - Kill Bill, Vol. I & II

  Ken

• Who's Eating Gilbert Grape?

• New York, New York. I'm the biggest Liza Queen in NYC and this is BEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME in my opinion. I love Liza! I Love NYC!

  NY, NY

• "Superman II" (I prefer the Richard Lester theatrical release).

  Johnny

• As a Babydyke, the movie that set my juices flowing was Kristy McNichol and Tatum O'Neal in 'Little Darlings'. I still think it's the best comedy/drama of all time. The perfect movie. Kristy and Tatum were hot, to boot.

  Greta

• [quote]Who's Eating Gilbert Grape? There's a porn version of "What's Eating Gilbert Grape"? Is it gay?

• R165, Oops! I guess my head was subconciously thinking about other things, LOL. I meant to say "WHAT'S Eating Gilbert Grape." Boy, was my face red! I can't believe I didn't catch my mistake before I hit "save post".

  R161

• Color me disappointed, R161/165.

  R165

• The Fly (the 1986 remake with Goldblum and Davis). Stellar!

  Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid!

• To Live And Die In L.A. (1985) - The best cop/crime movie of the 1980's, and my favorite of all-time. L.A. Confidential (1997) - The best cop/crime movie of the 1990s.

• Sister Act. Funniest movie in history. Love Whoopie.....

  Jorge

• Bagdad Cafe The ad on this youtube is pretty nervy too. Volkswagen doing an ad with white people speaking in a Jamaican dialect.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DHUEyRwMHZyg

• As a gay guy, I find some of the choices so far to be unappealing to say the least. Are most of you older? Female? My list: V for Vendetta Beautiful Thing Over the Edge Bang Bang You're Dead Stand by Me Get Real History Boys Pleasantville Billy Elliot Fight Club Shelter Dead Poets Society Breaking Away

• Night of the Living Dead (1968) Dawn of the Dead (1978/79)

• Baby Geniuses Little Fockers Dreamgirls Les Miserables There Will Be Blood Old Dogs

• R174 I'm gonna throw up. Are you shitting us? There is not one movie on that list that I would wipe my ass with. To each their own...

• Moon Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang Kill Bill I, II 28 Weeks Later The Avengers Borat

• I'd assume, R174 was a gag post, except for the fact (or rather, opinion) that THERE WILL BE BLOOD is a terrific flick. As opposed to the odious BABY GENIUSES, LES MIZ, etc...

• Set It Off Waiting To Exhale The Best Man

• I forgot the Fight Club and the original Dawn of the Dead

  proud%20masculine%20gay

• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Young Frankenstein Up Heavenly Creatures Bladerunner (My child self would say: Escape from Witch Mountain The Nine Lives of Thomasina Fantasia The Wizard of Oz The Glass Doll)

  e%20a%20g%20s%2C%20surrealist

• Billy Liar (1963) Pickup on South Street (1953) Brokeback Mountain The Rainmaker (1956) The Fox (1968) Kiss Me Kate (1953) Jacob's Ladder (1990) In Cold Blood (1968) From Here to Eternity (1953) The Big Sky (1952) The list could go on and on.

  anonymous

• #10: The Dark Knight (2008) #09: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) #08: Dawn of the Dead (U.S. Release 1979) #07: Unforgiven (1992) #06: The Maltese Falcon (1941) #05: Jaws (1975) #04: Goodfellas (1990) #03: Star Wars (1977) #02: The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) #01: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (1966)

  Joe in Texas

• Moulin Rouge

  The%20one%20with%20Ewan%20McGregor%20in%20it

• R182, Joe, by your movies listed, you're obviously straight. LOL.

• No, R184, I am not, nor have I ever been, straight in all of my 48 years (I'm not even close to butch, either). I have always been into action, sci-fi, comedies and horror movies. I've never cared for musicals or rom-coms. That's just me. Most of my buddies like the same type of movies that I do. Homosexuality is defined by same-sex attraction, not by loving movies like "Dreamgirls" or "Grease", LoL. No offense to those who love musicals, but they really hold no place in my gay heart.

  Joe in Texas

• Independence Day. Moulin Rouge. Saving Private Ryan. American Pie. Pearl Harbor. Armageddon. Scream. Blow. Donnie Brasco. Sideways.

• *The Great Escape* *The Dirty Dozen* *The Sound Of Music* *Planet Of The Apes* *The Godfather Trilogy* *L.A. Confidential* *Dirty Harry* *Alien* *There Will Be Blood* *Pulp Fiction*

  Non-Hissing Eldergay

• DEAD POETS SOCIETY? DID THEY DARE TO LIST IT AS A FAVORITE MOVIE? Not one John Waters flick....Not one "Maurice".... Gaylings are a shit generation.

• R180, Dry your tears, Bubba. I listed "Maurice" at R150. I'm not a gayling though. I'm 47. I agree, "Dead Poet's Society" was not one of my favorites, either.

  R150

• R188, Dry your tears, Bubba. I listed "Maurice" at [R150]. I'm not a gayling though. I'm 47. I agree, "Dead Poet's Society" was not one of my favorites, either. I addressed this to the wrong poster above. Oops. Too many margaritas this evening. I noticed someone did list Jon Waters' 1988 "Hairspray" too. I think it was R158.

  Sorry, R180. I meant R188.

• Raiders of the Lost Ark Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade Blade Runner The Fugitive (1993)

  Harrison Ford's Pool Boy

• Boogie Nights Jackie Brown Cold Comfort Farm

• Collateral Airplane! Heat Goodfellas A Fish Called Wanda Casino The Naked Gun

• The Wizard of Oz, Meet Me in St. Louis, The Sound of Music, Oklahoma!, My Fair Lady, Funny Girl, Funny Lady, Yentl, Dreamgirls, You've Got Mail, The Rose, Witches of Eastwick

  Michael M.

• The Sound of Music, Lilja 4-Ever, Fucking Amal, Amelie, Midnight in Paris, Pan's Labyrinth, El Orfanata, The Royal Tenenbaums, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Harold and Maude, All About My Mother.

• Also, Cinema Paradiso and Best In Show. Derp.

  R195

• My fave of all time is "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" --- I have loved it since childhood. Dick Van Dyke was my first crush in the 1960s. My Partner hates the movie and calls it "Shitty Shitty Gang Bang", but I love him anyway. "Chitty Bang Bang Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Oh you pretty Chitty Bang Bang, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang We love you. And, in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Chitty Chitty Bang Bang What we'll do. Near, far, in our motor car Oh what a happy time we'll spend." Everybody sing!

  Marcos

• R197, Uh, no. LOL.

• Wonderful list, R195, but 'Lilya 4-Ever' a favorite? Really? That movie is so fucking brutal. Although, I can't really talk--one of my all time favorite films is 'The Deer Hunter'. Probably seen it 20 times, at least. The same goes for 'Amelie'. I've worn out my dvd. It's hard to say what my absolute favorite is these days. My top five rotates upon rewatches, so the top spot has changed over the years. Brazil or The Deer Hunter My Own Private Idaho Apocalypse Now! sex, lies, and videotape Velvet Goldmine Dog Day Afternoon Nights of Cabiria Barton Fink or Raising Arizona, depending on my mood Naked (David Thewlis completely mesmerized me in this film) So many more. The collected ouevre of Lynch, Kubrick, Scorses, etc.

• Someone has to say it-you morons realize that OP asked for your favorite movie right? That means ONE.

  In THAT mood

• Dangerous Liaisons Pulp Fiction Against All Odds I Love You To Death

• I love so many that have been mentioned. I love L.A. Confidential.

• ...and I love Tropic Thunder.

• Denzel's, Out of Time. I love it.

• Dead Poets Society

• Airplane! The Naked Gun Borat Blazing Saddles Bad Santa Young Frankenstein Monty Python & The Holy Grail Tropic Thunder A Fish Called Wanda Planes, Trains & Automobiles

  Ben

• [quote]Apocalypse Now! Is this the musical version of the Francis Ford Coppola movie?

• R199, Lilja is a brutal movie, but I've always liked it for some reason. Maybe because it felt so honest.

  R195

• The Pirate Movie

  Susan

• Rock n Roll High School

• The Wizard of Oz Laura Singin' in the Rain Radio Days Mildred Pierce Showboat (1936) To Be or Not to Be (1942) Moonstruck The Maltese Falcon Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? The Manchurian Candidate Meet Me in St. Louis Rosemary's Baby I too absolutely LOVE Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, it's freaking brilliant!

  Lorna%20Hansen%20Forbes

• what's up doc ordinary people x-men all about eve

• I was going to just name my ONE favorite movie of all-time, but R200 threw such a hissy that I feel I must offend. LOL. Note: I'm not an eldergay, but I LOVE older movies! My Top Ten Favorite Movies of All-Time: 1. The Maltese Falcon (1941) 2. Rebel Without A Cause (1955) 3. Mutiny On The Bounty (1935) 4. Casablanca (1942) 5. The African Queen (1951) 6. The Big Sleep (1946) 7. Key Largo (1947) 8. Laura (1944) 9. Ben Hur (1959) 10. The Great Escape (1963)

  Rick Blaine

• 1. The Godfather, Part II 2. The Godfather 3. Goodfellas 4. Die Xue Shuang Xiong (The Killer) 5. Casino 6. Scarface (Pacino) 7. Miller's Crossing 8. Fargo 9. Blood Simple 10. Duck Soup

  Mike

• The Right Stuff, Airplane!, Boogie Nights, Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Jaws, The Pianist, Godfather I & II, Pulp Fiction, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, James Bond Series.

• 1 - Goodfellas 1990 2 - Mean Streets 1973 3 - The Shining 1980 4 - Heat 1995 5 - Unforgiven 1992 6 - Raging Bull 1980 7 - The King Of Comedy 1983 8 - The Departed 2006 9 - Taxi Driver 1976 10 - The Fugitive 1993

  Rupert Pupkin

• Superman II Superman-The Movie Monty Python's Life of Brian Dawn of the Dead (original) The Empire Strikes Back Raiders of the Lost Ark Night of the Living Dead (original) Alien Aliens Star Wars

• Cabaret, New York New York, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Grease, Moulin Rouge, Chicago, The Hours, My Left Foot, Dreamgirls, To Wong Foo, Kiss of the Spider Woman, All That Jazz...

• BACK TO THE FUTURE LETHAL WEAPON THE BREAKFAST CLUB NEAR DARK RE-ANIMATOR AIRPLANE! TOP GUN THE NAKED GUN A FISH CALLED WANDA FRIGHT NIGHT RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD

  TRAPPED IN THE 80s

• A League Of Their Own Mildred Pierce Ordinary People Terms Of Endearment Amour Body Heat Casablanca Gandhi The Silence Of The Lambs Schindler's List

  Peg

• Les Mis, Bitches!

  Best.Movie.Evah!

• Kill bill

• I love that someone else already mentioned it but Scott Pilgrim vs The World. I've seen it many times and it always puts me in a good mood. City of God is a very different honorable mention.

• Monty Python's "The Quest for the Holy Grail"

• The Incredibles

• Cabaret Valley of the Dolls Boys In The Band Rocky Horror Picture Show Beyond the Valley of the Dolls Lipstick Mermaids Grease Pink Flamingos Jeffrey

  Cliff

• 1 - Raiders Of The Lost Ark 2 - Star Wars 3 - The Empire Strikes Back 4 - Alien 5 - Aliens 6 - Jaws 7 - Kill Bill I, II 8 - Pulp Fiction 9 - Saving Private Ryan 10 - The Dark Knight

  GT

• "THE HOURS" The best movie ever filmed. Based on the best novel ever written. A masterpiece.

  Rose

• Cabaret, Moulin Rouge, The Main Event, A Star Is Born, Nine to Five, Chicago, The Bodyguard, Les Miserables, Moonstruck, The Rose.

  Silver Screen Queen

• One that nobody remembers... "Roadie". It was released in 1980 and was a huge hit and the funniest comedy ever. Great soundtrack too - Blondie, Cheep Trick, Pat Benathar, Joe Ely Band, Alex Cooper (remember, the acid rocker with the boa constricter, whose also in the movie), Emmie Lou Harrus, Hank Williams, Styx, Teddy Pentergrast, Jerry Lewis, Ron Orbison. Best comedy of all time. I finally found the DVD and will never part with it.

  Shelly Reynolds

• R230, I am astonished. I don't know what to say.

• The Spy Who Loved Me

• Muriel's Wedding Nashville Reading so many good ones here.

• You all suck. The best movie EVER, hands down, is The Joy Luck Club.

  Waverly

• R230, Wow! Just wow! First off, are you for real? Roadie is one of two movies I have walked out in my life. Pure garbage. As for your soundtrack listing, I think you meant ALICE Cooper (not Alex). Also, the correct spellings are Pat Benatar, Cheap Trick, Emmylou Harris, Roy Orbison, Teddy Pendergrass. You said Jerry Lewis, but I think it was actually Jerry Lee Lewis. I have a headache from reading your post, I must lie down now.

• [quote]You all suck. The best movie EVER, hands down, is The Joy Luck Club. Hey, asshole! The title of the thread is "Your favourite movie" not "What's the best movie ever? or even "most cliche-ridden movie about Asians since Charlie Chan" Go shove a mahjong tile up your cunt.

  Miyoshi%20Umeki

• Fantastic Planet, whilst stoned.

  Anonymous

• Dead Poet's Society