Secretary is great! I wish more people had seen that movie. I'm applauding your taste Tony, I didn't realize it was so diverse. But Vanilla Sky???? I've heard only bad things about it. Its one to many layers removed from its source, 8 1/2.

You're a laugh out riot Tony.

Havnt seen Spinal Tap

It's good to see someone else here liked Secretary! I thought I was alone on that one.

I have the Open Your Eyes DVD, and like that one too, but I liked Vanilla Sky a little better. It was a little slicker and while Penelope was great in both, I liked the other actors (Cruise, Diaz) more than the original version. Plus the music was much better in VS.

I kid, of course. Except for the occasional video game, you have pretty good taste.

I'd imagine that you'd probably like This is Spinal Tap.

I figured that out the first 100 times you made that joke.

I'll check out the movie when I take back Finding Neverland.

I know how fragile your ego is, which is why I feel I need to reassure you each time. You're like a fragile little girl.

But, I kid...

#20 - #11

20. Lost in Translation – 2003 – Bill Murray
19. There’s Something About Mary – 1998 – Ben Stiller
18. Serendipity – 2001 – John Cusack/Kate Beckinsale
17. Napoleon Dynamite – John Heder
16. Spirited Away – 2001 - Animated
15. Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy – 2004 – Will Ferrell
14. Snatch – 2000 – Brad Pitt
13. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – 1980 – Harrison Ford/Chewbacca
12. Dark City – 1998 – Rufus Sewell
11. Back to the Future – 1985 - Michael J Fox

Lost in Translation - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0335266/
There’s Something About Mary - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0129387/
Serendipity - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0240890/
Napoleon Dynamite - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0374900/
Spirited Away - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0245429/
Anchorman - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0357413/
Snatch - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0208092/
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080684/
Dark City - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118929/
Back to the Future - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088763/

well finally!

You're tough to please! You only like 6 of my last 20. You make Tony cry.

no no no, its not that i dont like them, is that i havent seen them yet, from the last 20 i only saw the highlighted and Rocky 1

Ahhh! Well, you need to get busy and start watching some movies!!! You've never seen Anchorman? It's an artsy high brow humor movie. You'll love it.

yeah, i know
....i think my brother has the DVD...

I like all the one's I've seen in that bracket. In fact, this is my favourite top 100 list so far.

You rock. Anchorman AND There's Something About Mary. Awesome.

But, Napoleon Dynamite?! Say it ain't so, Tony.

I'm seeing a few great films but many more films that are just good. [-X

#20 - #11

GREAT

15. Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy – 2004 – Will Ferrell
13. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – 1980 – Harrison Ford/Chewbacca

GOOD

20. Lost in Translation – 2003 – Bill Murray
19. There’s Something About Mary – 1998 – Ben Stiller
12. Dark City – 1998 – Rufus Sewell
18. Serendipity – 2001 – John Cusack/Kate Beckinsale
17. Napoleon Dynamite – John Heder
16. Spirited Away – 2001 - Animated
14. Snatch – 2000 – Brad Pitt
11. Back to the Future – 1985 - Michael J Fox

I'll definitely be watching your top 100 for ones I haven't seen, as you have very good taste in movies!

Well, at least you don't categorize any as "bad"! I'll take that as a 10 out of 10.

Good choices! My favourite choices in this list are Napoleon Dynamite and There's Something About Mary. Those are great comedies. Your horrendously bad choice is Anchorman. In my opinion of course.

PEACE, Mike

I present to you my top 10 movies - actually there are 12 movies, but who's counting? The set feature 4 Carrie-Anne Moss movies in the top 3, which, besides being impossible, has to be some kind of record. I'm proud that no movie in my top 10 ever got an Oscar for best picture or any acting awards.

#10-#1

#10. Sin City – 2005 – Bruce Willis
#9. The Jerk – 1979 - Steve Martin
#8. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back – 2001 - Kevin Smith/Ben Affleck
#7. Underworld – 2003 - Kate Beckinsale
#6. Run Lola Run – 1998 - Franka Portente
#5. Swingers - 1996 - Vince Vaughn
#4. Office Space - 1999 – Ron Livingston
#3. Memento - 2000 - Carrie-Anne Moss/Guy Pierce
#2. Dumb and Dumber – 1994 - Jim Carrey
#1. The Matrix Trilogy (Matrix, Matrix Reloaded, Matrix Revolutions) – 1999, 2003 – Carrie-Anne Moss/Keanu Reeves

Sin City – http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0401792/
The Jerk – http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079367/
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0261392/
Underworld – http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0320691/
Run Lola Run – http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0130827/
Swingers - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117802/
Office Space - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0151804/
Memento - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0209144/
Dumb and Dumber - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109686/
The Matrix - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0133093/
Matrix Reloaded - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0234215/
Matrix Revolutions - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0242653/

Napolean Dynamite, Vanilla Sky and Dark City are the shiznit, Tizzle Mizzle. Way to go!

Woo Sin City/Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back/Run Lola Run/Swingers/Dumb and Dumber/Office Space/The Jerk!!

Boo Underworld/Memento/Matrix trilogy!

The top 100 recap, and stats...

TonyMontana's Top 100 Movies
100. Cool Hand Luke - 1967 - Paul Newman
99. Cabin Boy - 1994 - Chris Elliot
98. Dick - 1999 - Kirsten Dunst/Will Ferrell
97. Requiem For A Dream - 2000 - Jennifer Connelly
96. Team America: World Police - 2004 - Matt Stone/ Trey Parker
95. Patton - 1970 - George C Scott
94. Beavis and Butthead Do America - 1996 - Beavis and Butthead
93. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - 1989 - Harrison Ford/Sean Connery
92. Evita - 1996 - Madonna
91. Bitter Moon - 1992 - Hugh Grant/Peter Coyote
90. About Schmidt - 2002 - Jack Nicholson
89. Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story - 2004 - Ben Stiller/Vince Vaughn
88. Toy Story 2 - 1999 - Tom Hanks/Tim Allen
87. Rocky III – 1982 – Sylvester Stallone
86. Drop Dead Gorgeous – 1999 - Kirsten Dunst
85. National Lampoon’s Vegas Vacation - 1997 - Chevy Chase
84. American Movie: The Making of Northwestern - 1999 - Documentary
83. Election – 1999 - Matthew Broderick
82. Ed Wood - 1994 - Johnny Depp
81. Undercover Brother - 2002 – Eddie Griffin
80. South Park: Bigger, Louder, & Uncut - 1999 - Matt Stone/Trey Parker
79. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation – 1989 - Chevy Chase
78. Bridget Jones Diary – 2001 - Renée Zellweger
77. Run Ronnie Run - 2002 – David Cross
76. Donnie Darko – 2001 - Jake Gyllenhaal
75. I Love You to Death – 1990 – Kevin Kline
74. LA Confidential – 1997 – Kevin Spacey
73. Pulp Fiction - 1994 – John Travolta/ Samuel L Jackson
72. ET: The Extra Terrestrial - 1982 – Henry Thomas
71. Happy Gilmore – 1996 - Adam Sandler
70. Mission: Impossible -1996 - Tom Cruise
69. Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery – 1997 – Mike Myers
68. Raiders of the Lost Ark - 1981 - Harrison Ford
67. Annie Hall – 1977 - Woody Allen
66. High Fidelity - 2000 - John Cusack
65. Go - 1999 - Jay Mohr/Katie Holmes/Sarah Polley
64. Being John Malkovich - 1999- John Malkovich/John Cusack
63. Jerry Maguire – 1996 - Tom Cruise
62. Fight Club – 1999 - Brad Pitt/Edward Norton
61. Grosse Pointe Blank - 1997 - John Cusack
60. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off – 1986 - Matthew Broderick
59. Blazing Saddles – 1974 - Gene Wilder
58. Sleeper - 1973 - Woody Allen
57. Duck Soup - 1933 - The Marx Bros.
56. Scarface - 1983 - Al Pacino
55. Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope - 1977 - Mark Hammil/Harrison Ford
54. Young Frankenstein - 1974 - Gene Wilder
53. Bedazzled - 2000 - Elizabeth Hurley/Brendan Fraser
52. The Thing - 1982 - Kurt Russell
51. The Truman Show - 1998 - Jim Carrey
50. Saving Private Ryan – 1998 – Tom Hanks
49. Dr. Strangelove: or How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Bomb – 1964 - George C Scott
48. A Christmas Story – 1983 – Peter Billingsley
47. Caddyshack – 1980 – Chevy Chase
46. Best In Show – 2000 – Eugene Levy
45. Autin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me – 1999 – Mike Myers
44. The Sixth Sense – 1999 – Bruce Willis
43. Moulin Rouge! – 2001 – Nicole Kidman
42. Die Hard – 1988 – Bruce Willis
41. Strange Brew – 1983 – Rick Moranis/Dave Thomas
40. The Big Lebowski - 1998 – Jeff Bridges/John Goodman
39. Fairenheit 9/11 - 2004 - Michael Moore
38. Airplane – 1980 – Leslie Neilson
37. Army of Darkness - 1993 – Bruce Campbell
36. Clerks - 1994 – Brian O’Hallaran
35. Emperor’s New Groove - 2000 - Animated
34. Collateral - 2004 – Tom Cruise
33. Bubba Ho-Tep - 2002 - Bruce Campbell
32. The Lost Skelton of Cadavra – 2001 – Larry Blamire
31. The Royal Tenenbaums – 2001 – Ben Stiller
30. The Shining - 1980 - Jack Nicholson
29. Rocky I – 1976 - Sylvester Stallone
28. This is Spinal Tap - 1984 - Michael McKean
27. Monty Python and the Holy Grail – 1975 - John Cleese
26. Groundhog Day – 1993 - Bill Murray
25. Bound - 1996 - Gina Gershon
24. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - 2004- Jim Carrey
23. Super Size Me -2004 - Documentary
22. Secretary - 2002 - Maggie Gyllenhaal
21. Vanilla Sky – 2001 - Penelope Cruz/Tom Cruise
20. Lost in Translation – 2003 – Bill Murray
19. There’s Something About Mary – 1998 – Ben Stiller
18. Serendipity – 2001 – John Cusack/Kate Beckinsale
17. Napoleon Dynamite – John Heder
16. Spirited Away – 2001 - Animated
15. Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy – 2004 – Will Ferrell
14. Snatch – 2000 – Brad Pitt
13. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – 1980 – Harrison Ford/Chewbacca
12. Dark City – 1998 – Rufus Sewell
11. Back to the Future – 1985 - Michael J Fox
10. Sin City – 2005 – Bruce Willis
9. The Jerk – 1979 - Steve Martin
8. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back – 2001 - Kevin Smith/Ben Affleck
7. Underworld – 2003 - Kate Beckinsale
6. Run Lola Run – 1998 - Franka Portente
5. Swingers - 1996 - Vince Vaughn
4. Office Space - 1999 – Ron Livingston
3. Memento - 2000 - Carrie-Anne Moss/Guy Pierce
2. Dumb and Dumber – 1994 - Jim Carrey
1. The Matrix Trilogy (Matrix, Matrix Reloaded, Matrix Revolutions) – 1999, 2003 – Carrie-Anne Moss/Keanu Reeves

1999 was clearly my favorite year for movies, by quite a distance. 13% of my top 100 came from 1999.

Year & Number of movies on my list from that year
1999 - 13
2001 - 9
2004 - 8
2000 - 8
1996 - 7
1998 - 5
1994 - 5
1980 - 5

I had a movie listed for every year from 1980-2005, except for 1987, 1991, and 1995. Those must have been sucky years for movies.

Most appearances by actor:
Tom Cruise - 4
Carrie-Anne Moss - 4
Harrison Ford - 4
John Cusack - 4
Chevy Chase - 3
Jim Carrey - 3
Keanu Reeves - 3
Bruce Willis - 3
Ben Stiller - 3
Bill Murray - 3

This was fun, and I'm a little sad it's all over now. Can I go again?

Yessssssss!

The Matrix Trilogy is your #1 (mine too), you loved Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (funniest fuckin' movie ever!), and you have other great ones like Dumb and Dumber (classic), Office Space (hilarious), Underworld (w00t!), and Sin City (double w00t!).

=D>

Mixed bag

#10. Sin City – 2005 – Bruce Willis - Too Soon (And Overrated )
#9. The Jerk – 1979 - Steve Martin - Great
#8. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back – 2001 - Kevin Smith/Ben Affleck - Great
#7. Underworld – 2003 - Kate Beckinsale - No No No
#6. Run Lola Run – 1998 - Franka Portente Good Film But #6?
#5. Swingers - 1996 - Vince Vaughn - Great
#4. Office Space - 1999 – Ron Livingston - Greater Than Great
#3. Memento - 2000 - Carrie-Anne Moss/Guy Pierce - [-(
#2. Dumb and Dumber – 1994 - Jim Carrey - I Don't Know Which Is Funnier. This Film Or Listing It As #2
#1. The Matrix Trilogy (Matrix, Matrix Reloaded, Matrix Revolutions) – 1999, 2003 – Carrie-Anne Moss/Keanu Reeves - Great :razz:

In conclusion, you and your list rock. But not hard.

I'm down with that, dawg.

You and I are by far the most pimped out street peeps here. We just keeping it real, bro.



Boo for Memento?!? I've come to terms with your Matrix hate, but now I have to deal with this! Why do you hate good cinema?

Don't be hatin'.