Your top 10 films (guilty pleasures allowed)

One movie I haven't seen mentioned that deserves at least a little bit of love is "The Outlaw Josey Wales."

Others that come to mind (that may or may not have already been mentioned):

Slap Shot
The Warriors
MASH
Platoon
Young Guns
Jacob's Ladder
12 Monkeys
And Justice for All
The Sandlot

 

No way I would narrow a list down to 10, but here goes:

Seven
The Godfather
Speed
Die Hard
Training Day
Gladiator
The Naked Gun
Alien
Aliens
Kill Bill v.1
The Big Sleep
The Maltese Falcon
Casablanca
The Hunt for Red October
The Paper
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

 

-- Bridges of Madison County
-- Bad News Bears
-- You're A Big Boy Now
-- Fletch
-- Daria: Is It College Yet?
-- Daria: Is it Fall Yet?
-- The Notebook
-- Sixteen Candles
-- The Pros and Cons of Breathing

 

- Shawshank Redemption
- Barton Fink
- Elf
- Hudsucker Proxy
- Heathers
- The Usual Suspects
- The Blues Brothers
- Waking Ned Devine
- It's a Wonderful Life
- To Kill a Mockingbird
- Manhattan

 

Would that be the one where the rampaging alien from the moon is a guy in a gorilla suit with a deep sea diving helmet?

God, I love '50s and '60s low-budget sci-fi.

 

1) The Godfather
2) The Godfather, Part II
3) The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
4) Unforgiven
5) Fallen
6) Blazing Saddles
7) Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
8 ) The Departed
9) Batman Begins
10) The Boondock Saints

Hon. Mention: Major League, Goodfellas, Donnie Brasco, Full Metal Jacket, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Batman, Jackass 1 & 2, Saving Private Ryan, The Hunt for Red October

 

That's an interesting choice ...

 

Ever see it? Denzel does a great job, it's set in Philadelphia and it got me into the Stones.

 

In no particular order...

Jaws
Black Hawk Down
Trading Places
Scarface
Lethal Weapon
Saw III
JFK
The Cutting Edge (Moira Kelly was sooo hot in that)
Major League
Citizen Kane
Coming to America

 

Josey Wales was in the running. Makes Unforgiven look like Young Guns in comparison. Major League and Pulp Fiction also barely missed the cut.

 

I'll give it it's due, but after "High Plains Drifter," the only Eastwood western that comes close, IMHO, is "Pale Rider".

Sydney Penny was beautiful in that one. :-*

 

No order:

Casablanca.
The Wizard of Oz.
Duck Soup.
Yankee Doodle Dandy.
Tootsie.
Local Hero.
Letters from Iwo Jima.
Godfather II.
Alexander Nevsky.
McCabe and Mrs. Miller.