KJ User's Top 100 Lists: Part 1!
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Snrub
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 TonyMontana wrote: 97. Requiem For A Dream - 2000 - Jennifer Connelly
82. Ed Wood - 1994 - Johnny Depp
80. South Park: Bigger, Louder, & Uncut - 1999 - Matt Stone/Trey Parker
79. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation – 1989 - Chevy Chase
76. Donnie Darko – 2001 - Jake Gyllenhaal
71. Happy Gilmore – 1996 - Adam Sandler
67. Annie Hall – 1977 - Woody Allen
62. Fight Club – 1999 - Brad Pitt/Edward Norton
60. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off – 1986 - Matthew Broderick
54. Young Frankenstein - 1974 - Gene Wilder
52. The Thing - 1982 - Kurt Russell
42. Die Hard – 1988 – Bruce Willis
35. Emperor’s New Groove - 2000 - Animated
30. The Shining - 1980 - Jack Nicholson
24. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - 2004- Jim Carrey
16. Spirited Away – 2001 - Animated
12. Dark City – 1998 – Rufus Sewell
4. Office Space - 1999 – Ron Livingston All films that would almost certainly be in my own top 100. A damn fine list Tony.
Except for Underworld. That's just smelly.
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TonyMontana
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loyalfromlondon wrote: 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.There is no such thing as too soon to list a movie! How much time do you wait to put a movie on your list, and why?
Dumb and Dumber has been near the top of my list for 11 years. It's one of those few movies I can watch over and over and over again and still laugh every time. _________________
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Snrub
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TonyMontana wrote: 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'. Memento was the bizzle the first time I saw it, but on repeat viewings it loses some of its shizzle. Now I want to watch it like I want to drink my own pizzle.
I also agree with Loyal on Sin City. I don't think it was overrated (loved it personally), but it does seem a little soon to be inserting it in any kind of all-time list. Especially that high.
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TonyMontana
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Zingaling wrote: TonyMontana wrote:
#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
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> :2up: It's great to see someone else who appreciates the Matrix movies and Underworld. We have pretty similar tastes... very cool! 
But, does nobody like Memento here? _________________
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Anonymous
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RUNS IN
Memento is a one trick pony
RUNS OUT
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TonyMontana
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Snrub wrote: TonyMontana wrote: 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'. Memento was the bizzle the first time I saw it, but on repeat viewings it loses some of its shizzle. Now I want to watch it like I want to drink my own pizzle. I also agree with Loyal on Sin City. I don't think it was overrated (loved it personally), but it does seem a little soon to be inserting it in any kind of all-time list. Especially that high. Sin City was everything I like in a movie... highly stylized, good action, slightly offbeat. If anything it will move up with time. If you look over my list you'll see it fits right in as I gravitate toward the movies that are heavy with a dark style... Dark City, Underworld, Matrix Trilogy... even Run Lola Run is a highly stylized movie. It may not be dark, but it is definitely more about style than substance.
I usually know whether I like a movie right away. Immediately after seing the Matrix I pegged it as my favorite movie ever. Nothing has changed in the 6 years since. I very rarely change my opinion with time. So, why wait? _________________
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TonyMontana wrote: Sin City was everything I like in a movie... highly stylized, good action, slightly offbeat. If anything it will move up with time. If you look over my list you'll see it fits right in as I gravitate toward the movies that are heavy with a dark style... Dark City, Underworld, Matrix Trilogy... even Run Lola Run is a highly stylized movie. It may not be dark, but it is definitely more about style than substance.
I usually know whether I like a movie right away. Immediately after seing the Matrix I pegged it as my favorite movie ever. Nothing has changed in the 6 years since. I very rarely change my opinion with time. So, why wait? How many times have you seen Sin City?
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TonyMontana
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loyalfromlondon wrote: RUNS IN
Memento is a one trick pony
RUNS OUT You better run!!! Memento scored a 94% fresh at Rotten Tomatoes, and is currently listed at #23 of the top 250 at imdb.com. A one trick pony would never fool that many critics and people. _________________
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TonyMontana
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loyalfromlondon wrote: TonyMontana wrote: Sin City was everything I like in a movie... highly stylized, good action, slightly offbeat. If anything it will move up with time. If you look over my list you'll see it fits right in as I gravitate toward the movies that are heavy with a dark style... Dark City, Underworld, Matrix Trilogy... even Run Lola Run is a highly stylized movie. It may not be dark, but it is definitely more about style than substance.
I usually know whether I like a movie right away. Immediately after seing the Matrix I pegged it as my favorite movie ever. Nothing has changed in the 6 years since. I very rarely change my opinion with time. So, why wait? How many times have you seen Sin City? Twice _________________
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Snrub
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Memento's actually a lot like the first Matrix. First of all, it stars an australian pretending to be American (who had a supporting role in Priscilla, Queen of the Desert) and Carrie Ann-Moss, secondly, and most importantly, it was a boring film that used a gimmick/gimmicks to incite audience interest. How many times can you watch a film in bullet time/backwards before you start to judge it on its own (limited) merits?
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TonyMontana wrote: loyalfromlondon wrote: TonyMontana wrote: Sin City was everything I like in a movie... highly stylized, good action, slightly offbeat. If anything it will move up with time. If you look over my list you'll see it fits right in as I gravitate toward the movies that are heavy with a dark style... Dark City, Underworld, Matrix Trilogy... even Run Lola Run is a highly stylized movie. It may not be dark, but it is definitely more about style than substance.
I usually know whether I like a movie right away. Immediately after seing the Matrix I pegged it as my favorite movie ever. Nothing has changed in the 6 years since. I very rarely change my opinion with time. So, why wait? How many times have you seen Sin City? Twice Not nearly enough. You need to see if it holds up on multiple viewings.
Shenanigans.
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TonyMontana
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loyalfromlondon wrote: TonyMontana wrote: loyalfromlondon wrote: TonyMontana wrote: Sin City was everything I like in a movie... highly stylized, good action, slightly offbeat. If anything it will move up with time. If you look over my list you'll see it fits right in as I gravitate toward the movies that are heavy with a dark style... Dark City, Underworld, Matrix Trilogy... even Run Lola Run is a highly stylized movie. It may not be dark, but it is definitely more about style than substance.
I usually know whether I like a movie right away. Immediately after seing the Matrix I pegged it as my favorite movie ever. Nothing has changed in the 6 years since. I very rarely change my opinion with time. So, why wait? How many times have you seen Sin City? Twice Not nearly enough. You need to see if it holds up on multiple viewings. Shenanigans. You've seen every movie on your top 100 3 times or more? If that were the rule, I'd have to remove over 50% of my list as I rarely watch a movie more than twice, unless I really like it (top 20 material). _________________
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TonyMontana wrote: You've seen every movie on your top 100 3 times or more? If that were the rule, I'd have to remove over 50% of my list as I rarely watch a movie more than twice, unless I really like it (top 20 material). And you call yourself a racist cop. For shame! [-(
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TonyMontana
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Snrub wrote: How many times can you watch a film in bullet time/backwards before you start to judge it on its own (limited) merits? Twenty eight times. _________________
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TonyMontana
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loyalfromlondon wrote: TonyMontana wrote: You've seen every movie on your top 100 3 times or more? If that were the rule, I'd have to remove over 50% of my list as I rarely watch a movie more than twice, unless I really like it (top 20 material). And you call yourself a racist cop. For shame! [-( Dammit! Another esoteric loyal joke I don't get. Please explain. :pop: _________________
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Amos
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My favourites from the list ( Bold = Top 100):
97. Requiem For A Dream - 2000 - Jennifer Connelly
93. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - 1989 - Harrison Ford/Sean Connery
90. About Schmidt - 2002 - Jack Nicholson
83. Election – 1999 - Matthew Broderick
82. Ed Wood - 1994 - Johnny Depp
80. South Park: Bigger, Louder, & Uncut - 1999 - Matt Stone/Trey Parker
78. Bridget Jones Diary – 2001 - Renée Zellweger
76. Donnie Darko – 2001 - Jake Gyllenhaal
74. LA Confidential – 1997 – Kevin Spacey
73. Pulp Fiction - 1994 – John Travolta/ Samuel L Jackson
72. ET: The Extra Terrestrial - 1982 – Henry Thomas
69. Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery – 1997 – Mike Myers
68. Raiders of the Lost Ark - 1981 - Harrison Ford
64. Being John Malkovich - 1999- John Malkovich/John Cusack
62. Fight Club – 1999 - Brad Pitt/Edward Norton
56. Scarface - 1983 - Al Pacino
55. Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope - 1977 - Mark Hammil/Harrison Ford
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
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
40. The Big Lebowski - 1998 – Jeff Bridges/John Goodman
34. Collateral - 2004 – Tom Cruise 31. The Royal Tenenbaums – 2001 – Ben Stiller
30. The Shining - 1980 - Jack Nicholson 28. This is Spinal Tap - 1984 - Michael McKean
27. Monty Python and the Holy Grail – 1975 - John Cleese
26. Groundhog Day – 1993 - Bill Murray
24. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - 2004- Jim Carrey
21. Vanilla Sky – 2001 - Penelope Cruz/Tom Cruise
20. Lost in Translation – 2003 – Bill Murray
19. There’s Something About Mary – 1998 – Ben Stiller
14. Snatch – 2000 – Brad Pitt
13. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – 1980 – Harrison Ford/Chewbacca
11. Back to the Future – 1985 - Michael J Fox
3. Memento - 2000 - Carrie-Anne Moss/Guy Pierce
1. The Matrix Trilogy ( Matrix, Matrix Reloaded, Matrix Revolutions) – 1999, 2003 – Carrie-Anne Moss/Keanu Reeves
A few of the others I haven't even heard of :wink:
loyalfromlondon wrote: RUNS IN
Memento is a one trick pony
RUNS OUT :mrgreen:
RUNS IN
Liar! :duel
TURNS TO RUN OUT
SUFFERS EPILEPTIC SEIZURE 
COLLAPSES :stk:
TWITCHES ON FLOOR WHILST FROTHY SALIVA FOAMS AT MOUTH =P~
HAS WALLET STOLEN BY NEARBY SOCIAL MISFIT NINJAS :ph34r:
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TonyMontana
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Amos wrote: loyalfromlondon wrote: RUNS IN
Memento is a one trick pony
RUNS OUT :mrgreen: RUNS IN Liar! :duel TURNS TO RUN OUT SUFFERS EPILEPTIC SEIZURE COLLAPSES :stk: TWITCHES ON FLOOR WHILST FROTHY SALIVA FOAMS AT MOUTH =P~ HAS WALLET STOLEN BY NEARBY SOCIAL MISFIT NINJAS :ph34r:  =D>
I can alway count on Amos to pull through with a display of good taste. _________________
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matatonio
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TonyMontana wrote: 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 <<<<<< i want to see it  #9. The Jerk – 1979 - Steve Martin #8. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back – 2001 - Kevin Smith/Ben Affleck << Need to see#7. Underworld – 2003 - Kate Beckinsale :down: #6. Run Lola Run – 1998 - Franka Portente #5. Swingers - 1996 - Vince Vaughn << Need to see#4. Office Space - 1999 – Ron Livingston << Need to see#3. Memento - 2000 - Carrie-Anne Moss/Guy Pierce << Need to see#2. Dumb and Dumber – =D> \:D/ =D> 1994 - Jim Carrey #1. The Matrix Trilogy :down: (Matrix, Matrix Reloaded, Matrix Revolutions) – 1999, 2003 – Carrie-Anne Moss/Keanu Reeves i havent seen most of them
Great list overrall.....
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Schlomo
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can we move on to...MY LIST \:D/
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zingy
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Schlomo is ready. You go, Schlomo!
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Schlomo
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Sah-Weet!!! I couldn't narrow it down to 100 so I did 150. I'll post 150-101, and then go by ten like you're supposed to.
comin in a second...
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Schlomo
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Okay here is 150-101...
101. Falling Down (1993, Joel Schumaker)
102. Mallrats (1995, Kevin Smith)
103. The Killer (1989, John Woo)
104. The Cabinet Of Dr Caligari (1920, Robert Wiene)
105. Independence Day (1996, Roland Emmerich)
106. Any Given Sunday (1999, Oliver Stone)
107. The Passion Of The Christ (2004, Mel Gibson)
108. Hoop Dreams (1994, Steve James)
109. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003, Marcus Nispel)
110. Predator (1987, John McTiernan)
111. American Beauty (1999, Sam Mendes)
112. Ocean’s Eleven (2001, Steven Soderbergh)
113. Dial M For Murder (1954, Alfred Hitchcock)
114. Death Wish (1974, Michael Winner)
115. The Grudge (2004, Takashi Shimizu)
116. Office Space (1999, Mike Judge)
117. Clue (1985, Jonathan Lynn)
118. The Thing (1982, John Carpenter)
119. The Untouchables (1987, Brian De Palma)
120. Hotel Rwanda (2004, Terry George)
121. The Transformers: The Movie (1986, Nelson Shin)
122. Big (1988, Penny Marshall)
123. Heat (1995, Michael Mann)
124. A Christmas Story (1983, Bob Clark)
125. Equilibrium (2002, Kurt Wimmer)
126. Horror Of Dracula (1958, Terence Fisher)
127. Oliver And Company (1988, George Scribner)
128. Kill Bill Volume 1 (2003, Quentin Tarantino)
129. Fast Times At Ridgemont High (1982, Amy Heckerling)
130. Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy (2004, Adam McKay)
131. Changing Lanes (2002, Roger Mitchell)
132. The Haunting (1963, Robert Wise)
133. M (1931, Fritz Lang)
134. The Crow (1994, Alex Proyas)
135. Jaws (1975, Steven Spielberg)
136. The Matrix Revolutions (Andy and Larry Wachowski)
137. Vertigo (1958, Alfred Hitchcock)
138. Malcolm X (1992, Spike Lee)
139. Superman II (1980, Richard Lester)
140. King Kong (1933, Merian C. Cooper)
141. Adaptation (2002, Spike Jonze)
142. American Graffiti (1973, George Lucas)
143. The Seventh Seal (1957, Ingmar Burgman)
144. The Warriors (1979, Walter Hill)
145. Kung Fu Hustle (2005, Stephen Chow)
146. The Rock (1996, Michael Bay)
147. Winged Migration (2001, Jacques Perrin)
148. Taxi Driver (1976, Martin Scorcese)
149. The French Connection (1971, William Friedkin)
150. Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie (Gisaburo Sukii)
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zingy
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Schlomo wrote: 101. Falling Down (1993, Joel Schumaker)
102. Mallrats (1995, Kevin Smith)
103. The Killer (1989, John Woo)
104. The Cabinet Of Dr Caligari (1920, Robert Wiene)
105. Independence Day (1996, Roland Emmerich)
106. Any Given Sunday (1999, Oliver Stone)
107. The Passion Of The Christ (2004, Mel Gibson)
108. Hoop Dreams (1994, Steve James)
109. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003, Marcus Nispel)
110. Predator (1987, John McTiernan)
111. American Beauty (1999, Sam Mendes)
112. Ocean’s Eleven (2001, Steven Soderbergh)
113. Dial M For Murder (1954, Alfred Hitchcock)
114. Death Wish (1974, Michael Winner)
115. The Grudge (2004, Takashi Shimizu)
116. Office Space (1999, Mike Judge)
117. Clue (1985, Jonathan Lynn)
118. The Thing (1982, John Carpenter)
119. The Untouchables (1987, Brian De Palma)
120. Hotel Rwanda (2004, Terry George)
121. The Transformers: The Movie (1986, Nelson Shin)
122. Big (1988, Penny Marshall)
123. Heat (1995, Michael Mann)
124. A Christmas Story (1983, Bob Clark)
125. Equilibrium (2002, Kurt Wimmer)
126. Horror Of Dracula (1958, Terence Fisher)
127. Oliver And Company (1988, George Scribner)
128. Kill Bill Volume 1 (2003, Quentin Tarantino)
129. Fast Times At Ridgemont High (1982, Amy Heckerling)
130. Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy (2004, Adam McKay)
131. Changing Lanes (2002, Roger Mitchell)
132. The Haunting (1963, Robert Wise)
133. M (1931, Fritz Lang)
134. The Crow (1994, Alex Proyas)
135. Jaws (1975, Steven Spielberg)
136. The Matrix Revolutions (Andy and Larry Wachowski)
137. Vertigo (1958, Alfred Hitchcock)
138. Malcolm X (1992, Spike Lee)
139. Superman II (1980, Richard Lester)
140. King Kong (1933, Merian C. Cooper)
141. Adaptation (2002, Spike Jonze)
142. American Graffiti (1973, George Lucas)
143. The Seventh Seal (1957, Ingmar Burgman)
144. The Warriors (1979, Walter Hill)
145. Kung Fu Hustle (2005, Stephen Chow)
146. The Rock (1996, Michael Bay)
147. Winged Migration (2001, Jacques Perrin)
148. Taxi Driver (1976, Martin Scorcese)
149. The French Connection (1971, William Friedkin)
150. Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie (Gisaburo Sukii) Good start, Schlomo!
I see The Matrix Revolutions. You rock, Schlo.
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Amos
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Schlomo wrote: Okay here is 150-101...
101. Falling Down (1993, Joel Schumaker)
102. Mallrats (1995, Kevin Smith)
103. The Killer (1989, John Woo)
104. The Cabinet Of Dr Caligari (1920, Robert Wiene)
105. Independence Day (1996, Roland Emmerich) [-(
106. Any Given Sunday (1999, Oliver Stone)
107. The Passion Of The Christ (2004, Mel Gibson)
108. Hoop Dreams (1994, Steve James)
109. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003, Marcus Nispel)
110. Predator (1987, John McTiernan)
111. American Beauty (1999, Sam Mendes) \:D/
112. Ocean’s Eleven (2001, Steven Soderbergh)
113. Dial M For Murder (1954, Alfred Hitchcock)
114. Death Wish (1974, Michael Winner)
115. The Grudge (2004, Takashi Shimizu) [-(
116. Office Space (1999, Mike Judge)
117. Clue (1985, Jonathan Lynn)
118. The Thing (1982, John Carpenter)
119. The Untouchables (1987, Brian De Palma)
120. Hotel Rwanda (2004, Terry George)
121. The Transformers: The Movie (1986, Nelson Shin)
122. Big (1988, Penny Marshall)
123. Heat (1995, Michael Mann)
124. A Christmas Story (1983, Bob Clark)
125. Equilibrium (2002, Kurt Wimmer)
126. Horror Of Dracula (1958, Terence Fisher)
127. Oliver And Company (1988, George Scribner)
128. Kill Bill Volume 1 (2003, Quentin Tarantino) \:D/
129. Fast Times At Ridgemont High (1982, Amy Heckerling)
130. Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy (2004, Adam McKay)
131. Changing Lanes (2002, Roger Mitchell)
132. The Haunting (1963, Robert Wise)
133. M (1931, Fritz Lang)
134. The Crow (1994, Alex Proyas)
135. Jaws (1975, Steven Spielberg)
136. The Matrix Revolutions (Andy and Larry Wachowski)
137. Vertigo (1958, Alfred Hitchcock) \:D/
138. Malcolm X (1992, Spike Lee)
139. Superman II (1980, Richard Lester)
140. King Kong (1933, Merian C. Cooper)
141. Adaptation (2002, Spike Jonze) \:D/
142. American Graffiti (1973, George Lucas)
143. The Seventh Seal (1957, Ingmar Burgman)
144. The Warriors (1979, Walter Hill)
145. Kung Fu Hustle (2005, Stephen Chow)
146. The Rock (1996, Michael Bay)
147. Winged Migration (2001, Jacques Perrin)
148. Taxi Driver (1976, Martin Scorcese) \:D/
149. The French Connection (1971, William Friedkin)
150. Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie (Gisaburo Sukii) Hmm...warming to your list already. :wink:
The Grudge? Seriously? Honest? :???: Meh, to each his own.
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Your list is really random. 
I love or strongly like
146. The Rock (1996, Michael Bay)
147. Winged Migration (2001, Jacques Perrin)
148. Taxi Driver (1976, Martin Scorcese)
149. The French Connection (1971, William Friedkin)
105. Independence Day (1996, Roland Emmerich)
108. Hoop Dreams (1994, Steve James)
110. Predator (1987, John McTiernan)
101. Falling Down (1993, Joel Schumaker)
102. Mallrats (1995, Kevin Smith)
112. Ocean’s Eleven (2001, Steven Soderbergh)
116. Office Space (1999, Mike Judge)
117. Clue (1985, Jonathan Lynn)
118. The Thing (1982, John Carpenter)
119. The Untouchables (1987, Brian De Palma)
123. Heat (1995, Michael Mann)
124. A Christmas Story (1983, Bob Clark)
128. Kill Bill Volume 1 (2003, Quentin Tarantino)
130. Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy (2004, Adam McKay)
135. Jaws (1975, Steven Spielberg)
138. Malcolm X (1992, Spike Lee)
139. Superman II (1980, Richard Lester)
144. The Warriors (1979, Walter Hill)
Everything is either crap or not my cup of tea.
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