GTZ Ranks Current topic: Rank Your Favorite Movies of 2023
26-May-17 7:30pm
#1 theJaw
Hello, I like to rank things. @bonham2 can attest.
I update this thread with new topics so the GTZers can share their definitive rankings of said topic. It's a great time.
Current Topic: Top 10 Most Anticipated Games of 2023
Past Topics:
1. Rank the Batman films
2. Rank the X-Men films
3. Top 10 TV Shows
4. Top 10 Favorite Albums
5. Top Favorite Fictional Characters
6. Rank Your Favorite Nicktoons
7. Top 10 90s Nick Shows
8. Top 10 SNES Games
9. Top 5 Favorite Video Game Locations
10. Top 5 Video Game Frustrations
11. Top 5 Horror Movies
12. Top 5 Thanksgiving Foods
13. The Christmas Edition
14. Top 10 Superhero Movies
15. Top 10 (or 5) Movies of 2017
16. Top 10 (or 5) Comedy Movies
17. Top 10 Animated Films
19. Rank Your Favorite Action Movies
20. Top 10 PS4 Games
21. Top 10 Movies of the Past 5 Years
22. Top 5 Video Game Disappointments
23. Top 10 Favorite MCU Characters
24. Rank the Traditionally Animated Disney Movies
25. Favorite Nostalgic Children's Movies
26. Rank Tarantino's Filmography
27. Top 10 Bands/Musicians
28. Rank the Nintendo Home Consoles
29. The Halloween Edition
30. Top 5 Thanksgiving Foods Pt. II
31. The Christmas Edition Pt II
32. Top 10 Movies of 2019
33. Top 10 Movies of the 2010s
34. Rank the Harry Potter Movies
35. Rank the Disney/Pixar Movies
36. Rank the Spider-man film franchise
37. Top 10 Episodes of TV
38. Top 10 Tearjerker Movies
39. Top 5 SNL Skits
40. Rank the 3D Mario Games
41. Top 10 Film Quotes/Lines of Dialogue
42. Top 5 (or 10) Thanksgiving Specials
43. Top 10 Live Action Movies of the 1990s
44. Top 10 Music Videos
45. Rank the DCEU Movies
46. Top 10 (or 5) Movies of 2020
47. Top 10 Disney Songs
48. Top 5 Celebrity Crushes
49. Favorite & Least Favorite Movies of 2021
50. Rank the Batman films (again!)
51. Top 10 Classic Rock Songs
52. Top 10 Summer Movies
53. Top 10 Autumn Movies
54. Top 10 Movies of 2022
55. Top 10 Most Anticipated Games of 2023
OG Batman movie post:
So, for other folks who watch stupid superhero stuff, Rank! Those! Stupid! Batman movies!!! I don't expect everyone to have seen all the ones on my list but if you've seen any, share your lists in the thread. Or don't, jerk.
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GTZ's favorite is Batman Begins. This is indisputable.
1. The Dark Knight
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Classic. Iconic Joker, great adaptation of Two-Face. Batman's mythos in the Nolan trilogy took its most interesting turn with the ending with Batman's metaphorical sacrifice. It was the ultimate grounded approach at a Batman movie, finding perfect ways to integrate those comic book moments.
2. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
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The only animated Batman movie to get a theatrical release is still one of the best. I'm huge into Batman: The Animated Series, and this movie is one of the best "entires" in that series and just one of the best takes on Batman in general.
3. Batman Returns
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Completely off nostalgia alone. This was among my favorite movies as a kid and remains a favorite Christmas movie. Michael Keaton had great nuance, especially as Bruce Wayne. Danny DeVito's Penguin was as memorable as it was gross. It wasn't a particularly great movie and it hasn't aged well, but I'll always love it.
4. Batman Begins
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Really dug the subtle, grounded approach of this movie - it was easily the most grounded of the Nolan movies. I'm a big fan of Ra's Al Ghul and, while I would have liked a legitimately immortal take on the character, Liam Neeson's man-in-the-shadows-creating-a-myth version was great for this universe.
5. Batman (1989)
http://www.therobots...
Another classic, the logo to this movie is etched into my nostalgia goggles for all-time. Nicholson's Joker is a legend at this point, and again, Keaton was fun as a straight-faced Batman.
6. The LEGO Batman Movie
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Will Arnett as the voice of Batman rules. All the cameos, both voice-wise and character-wise, were great. It was a fun spoof on Batman movies in general, with things kids and adults could both like.
7. The Dark Knight Rises
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Great way to top off the Nolan trilogy, but a little lesser than the other movies. I love Tom Hardy's Bane - even the voice. He came off sinister and brutal, and it was great to see Nolan so closely adapt the Knightfall stuff from the comics. That gets points alone. It did go a little long, and the third act was a little bit of a let down, but still a fun time.
8. Batman: The Movie
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Like the LEGO Batman movie, this one is great for a few laughs. Adam West's dumbed-down "comic story" Batman was so much fun, and the colors of this movie were great. And then there's the bomb scene, which may be my single favorite Batman scene ever just for the sheer absurdity.
9. Man of Tomorrow (BvS fan edit)
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You'll see where BvS actually ends up, but I dug this fan edit as it seamlessly meshed both Man of Steel and Batman v Superman. While a lot of the problems were still there (especially in the majority BvS section), I was in awe at how well the edits to make one epic Batman/Superman movie worked out - as well as the edits that did fix plot points.
10. Batman Forever
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Underrated in my opinion, because a lot of people would rank this as far down as Batman & Robin which is an insult. This wasn't a great movie by any means, and Tommy Lee Jones' awful take on Two-Face was just a poor-man's Batman 89' Joker, but Jim Carrey as Riddler was cool and the Robin origin scene was fun. The ending was awful, Robin being a grown ass man was awful, and Kilmer's Batman was forgettable. But I still thought the movie was okay.
11. 1940's Batman serials
image
I'll just count both of the serialized theater series in one spot since they're decently obscure nowadays. These episodes were on TV on Christmas day when I was a kid, and I remember watching it from my Batman: The Animated Series tent that I got that morning. Fun to re-watch every now and then for that alone, but it's real awkward seeing some of the subject matter.
14. Batman & Robin
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If this list were ranked for comedy, this may beat out both Batman '66 AND the LEGO Batman movie. But alas. Clooney was phoning it in completely, Robin was still an adult, Batgirl was cringey, Mr. Freeze was gosh darn perfect and the Poison Ivy/Bane duo were the worst.
13. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Tomorrow
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This movie was awful. Affleck's Batman was just about the only thing I dug about it. But just the performance and look itself. The writing for Batman, besides Bruce Wayne's initial hesitance toward Superman, was pretty awful. Having him climb on a ceiling the first time we see him, his whole Martha schtick, his willingness to main (even if it was fun to watch).
14. Suicide Squad
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Does this movie count? Mostly Batman villains, the Joker/Harley Quinn combo and a short Batman cameo. I'll count it, but the movie sucks so this entry pretty much just exists to reiterate that.
#1 theJaw
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Hello, I like to rank things. @bonham2 can attest.
I update this thread with new topics so the GTZers can share their definitive rankings of said topic. It's a great time.
Current Topic: Top 10 Most Anticipated Games of 2023
Past Topics:
1. Rank the Batman films
2. Rank the X-Men films
3. Top 10 TV Shows
4. Top 10 Favorite Albums
5. Top Favorite Fictional Characters
6. Rank Your Favorite Nicktoons
7. Top 10 90s Nick Shows
8. Top 10 SNES Games
9. Top 5 Favorite Video Game Locations
10. Top 5 Video Game Frustrations
11. Top 5 Horror Movies
12. Top 5 Thanksgiving Foods
13. The Christmas Edition
14. Top 10 Superhero Movies
15. Top 10 (or 5) Movies of 2017
16. Top 10 (or 5) Comedy Movies
17. Top 10 Animated Films
19. Rank Your Favorite Action Movies
20. Top 10 PS4 Games
21. Top 10 Movies of the Past 5 Years
22. Top 5 Video Game Disappointments
23. Top 10 Favorite MCU Characters
24. Rank the Traditionally Animated Disney Movies
25. Favorite Nostalgic Children's Movies
26. Rank Tarantino's Filmography
27. Top 10 Bands/Musicians
28. Rank the Nintendo Home Consoles
29. The Halloween Edition
30. Top 5 Thanksgiving Foods Pt. II
31. The Christmas Edition Pt II
32. Top 10 Movies of 2019
33. Top 10 Movies of the 2010s
34. Rank the Harry Potter Movies
35. Rank the Disney/Pixar Movies
36. Rank the Spider-man film franchise
37. Top 10 Episodes of TV
38. Top 10 Tearjerker Movies
39. Top 5 SNL Skits
40. Rank the 3D Mario Games
41. Top 10 Film Quotes/Lines of Dialogue
42. Top 5 (or 10) Thanksgiving Specials
43. Top 10 Live Action Movies of the 1990s
44. Top 10 Music Videos
45. Rank the DCEU Movies
46. Top 10 (or 5) Movies of 2020
47. Top 10 Disney Songs
48. Top 5 Celebrity Crushes
49. Favorite & Least Favorite Movies of 2021
50. Rank the Batman films (again!)
51. Top 10 Classic Rock Songs
52. Top 10 Summer Movies
53. Top 10 Autumn Movies
54. Top 10 Movies of 2022
55. Top 10 Most Anticipated Games of 2023
OG Batman movie post:
So, for other folks who watch stupid superhero stuff, Rank! Those! Stupid! Batman movies!!! I don't expect everyone to have seen all the ones on my list but if you've seen any, share your lists in the thread. Or don't, jerk.
image
GTZ's favorite is Batman Begins. This is indisputable.
1. The Dark Knight
image
Classic. Iconic Joker, great adaptation of Two-Face. Batman's mythos in the Nolan trilogy took its most interesting turn with the ending with Batman's metaphorical sacrifice. It was the ultimate grounded approach at a Batman movie, finding perfect ways to integrate those comic book moments.
2. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
image
The only animated Batman movie to get a theatrical release is still one of the best. I'm huge into Batman: The Animated Series, and this movie is one of the best "entires" in that series and just one of the best takes on Batman in general.
3. Batman Returns
image
Completely off nostalgia alone. This was among my favorite movies as a kid and remains a favorite Christmas movie. Michael Keaton had great nuance, especially as Bruce Wayne. Danny DeVito's Penguin was as memorable as it was gross. It wasn't a particularly great movie and it hasn't aged well, but I'll always love it.
4. Batman Begins
image
Really dug the subtle, grounded approach of this movie - it was easily the most grounded of the Nolan movies. I'm a big fan of Ra's Al Ghul and, while I would have liked a legitimately immortal take on the character, Liam Neeson's man-in-the-shadows-creating-a-myth version was great for this universe.
5. Batman (1989)
http://www.therobots...
Another classic, the logo to this movie is etched into my nostalgia goggles for all-time. Nicholson's Joker is a legend at this point, and again, Keaton was fun as a straight-faced Batman.
6. The LEGO Batman Movie
image
Will Arnett as the voice of Batman rules. All the cameos, both voice-wise and character-wise, were great. It was a fun spoof on Batman movies in general, with things kids and adults could both like.
7. The Dark Knight Rises
image
Great way to top off the Nolan trilogy, but a little lesser than the other movies. I love Tom Hardy's Bane - even the voice. He came off sinister and brutal, and it was great to see Nolan so closely adapt the Knightfall stuff from the comics. That gets points alone. It did go a little long, and the third act was a little bit of a let down, but still a fun time.
8. Batman: The Movie
image
Like the LEGO Batman movie, this one is great for a few laughs. Adam West's dumbed-down "comic story" Batman was so much fun, and the colors of this movie were great. And then there's the bomb scene, which may be my single favorite Batman scene ever just for the sheer absurdity.
9. Man of Tomorrow (BvS fan edit)
image
You'll see where BvS actually ends up, but I dug this fan edit as it seamlessly meshed both Man of Steel and Batman v Superman. While a lot of the problems were still there (especially in the majority BvS section), I was in awe at how well the edits to make one epic Batman/Superman movie worked out - as well as the edits that did fix plot points.
10. Batman Forever
image
Underrated in my opinion, because a lot of people would rank this as far down as Batman & Robin which is an insult. This wasn't a great movie by any means, and Tommy Lee Jones' awful take on Two-Face was just a poor-man's Batman 89' Joker, but Jim Carrey as Riddler was cool and the Robin origin scene was fun. The ending was awful, Robin being a grown ass man was awful, and Kilmer's Batman was forgettable. But I still thought the movie was okay.
11. 1940's Batman serials
image
I'll just count both of the serialized theater series in one spot since they're decently obscure nowadays. These episodes were on TV on Christmas day when I was a kid, and I remember watching it from my Batman: The Animated Series tent that I got that morning. Fun to re-watch every now and then for that alone, but it's real awkward seeing some of the subject matter.
14. Batman & Robin
image
If this list were ranked for comedy, this may beat out both Batman '66 AND the LEGO Batman movie. But alas. Clooney was phoning it in completely, Robin was still an adult, Batgirl was cringey, Mr. Freeze was gosh darn perfect and the Poison Ivy/Bane duo were the worst.
13. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Tomorrow
image
This movie was awful. Affleck's Batman was just about the only thing I dug about it. But just the performance and look itself. The writing for Batman, besides Bruce Wayne's initial hesitance toward Superman, was pretty awful. Having him climb on a ceiling the first time we see him, his whole Martha schtick, his willingness to main (even if it was fun to watch).
14. Suicide Squad
image
Does this movie count? Mostly Batman villains, the Joker/Harley Quinn combo and a short Batman cameo. I'll count it, but the movie sucks so this entry pretty much just exists to reiterate that.
25-Nov-20 5:57pm
#81 nonamesleft
theJaw wrote:
You guys are dampening my holiday cheer. {imgt}https://media0.giphy... 480 360{imgt}
Awwwww. That's pretty sad. I actually frowned just now.
But
for actually finding that gif.
#81 nonamesleft
theJaw wrote:
You guys are dampening my holiday cheer. {imgt}https://media0.giphy... 480 360{imgt}
Awwwww. That's pretty sad. I actually frowned just now.
But
for actually finding that gif.25-Nov-20 6:09pm
#82 KCPenguins
Honestly the only Thanksgiving ones I remember despite seeing nearly all of them is the Simpsons... and they are largely forgettable. They might be the worst set of holiday specials.
#82 KCPenguins
Honestly the only Thanksgiving ones I remember despite seeing nearly all of them is the Simpsons... and they are largely forgettable. They might be the worst set of holiday specials.
25-Nov-20 8:23pm
#83 Scott
theJaw wrote:
You guys are dampening my holiday cheer. {imgt}https://media0.giphy... 480 360{imgt}
bruh, did you not see my perfect list of Friends Thanksgiving episodes??
#83 Scott
theJaw wrote:
You guys are dampening my holiday cheer. {imgt}https://media0.giphy... 480 360{imgt}
bruh, did you not see my perfect list of Friends Thanksgiving episodes??
4-Feb-21 1:22am
#84 theJaw
Alriighty yall, new topic:
Top 10 Live Action Movies of the 1990s
I'll do other decades eventually... already did 2010s (though that was a list that included both Live Action and Animated). There will come a time for 80s and 2000s, and probably 50s-70s as one single Top 10. But for now, let's go back to a simpler time and list our 10 favorite live action movies of the 90s, 1990-1999.
Try to make this a definitive list. We've already had a "guilty pleasures" list, and the 90s put out a lot of mine, but let's try to keep this to movies that we actually, unashamedly love and/or feel deserve the recognition. AND GO!
No real order, just my Top 10:
1. Goodfellas
2. Shawshank Redemption
3. Good Will Hunting
4. Jurassic Park
5. Dogma
6. Rushmore
7. Titanic
8. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
9. October Sky
10. Clerks
Top 10 Honorable Mentions:
- The Silence of the Lambs
- Clueless
- The Truman Show
- The Sixth Sense
- Batman Returns
- The Blair Witch Project
- Wayne's World
- The Fifth Element
- Robin Hood: Men in Tights
- The Crucible
Welp that was hard. Really my Top 20 because I could watch literally any of those at any time and be content, but whatev.
#84 theJaw
Alriighty yall, new topic:
Top 10 Live Action Movies of the 1990s
I'll do other decades eventually... already did 2010s (though that was a list that included both Live Action and Animated). There will come a time for 80s and 2000s, and probably 50s-70s as one single Top 10. But for now, let's go back to a simpler time and list our 10 favorite live action movies of the 90s, 1990-1999.
Try to make this a definitive list. We've already had a "guilty pleasures" list, and the 90s put out a lot of mine, but let's try to keep this to movies that we actually, unashamedly love and/or feel deserve the recognition. AND GO!
No real order, just my Top 10:
1. Goodfellas
2. Shawshank Redemption
3. Good Will Hunting
4. Jurassic Park
5. Dogma
6. Rushmore
7. Titanic
8. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
9. October Sky
10. Clerks
Top 10 Honorable Mentions:
- The Silence of the Lambs
- Clueless
- The Truman Show
- The Sixth Sense
- Batman Returns
- The Blair Witch Project
- Wayne's World
- The Fifth Element
- Robin Hood: Men in Tights
- The Crucible
Welp that was hard. Really my Top 20 because I could watch literally any of those at any time and be content, but whatev.
4-Feb-21 3:32am
#85 Dusk
1) Fight Club
2) The Matrix
3) Fifth Element
4) Dazed and Confused
5) Pulp Fiction
6) The Mummy
7) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
8) Happy Gilmore
9) Twister
10) The Sandlot
Honorable Mentions:
11) The Frightners
12) Billy Maddison
13) Jurassic Park
14) From Dusk til Dawn
15) Scream
16) Empire Records
17) Jumanji
18) Batman & Robin
19) American Pie
20) Home Alone
#85 Dusk
1) Fight Club
2) The Matrix
3) Fifth Element
4) Dazed and Confused
5) Pulp Fiction
6) The Mummy
7) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
8) Happy Gilmore
9) Twister
10) The Sandlot
Honorable Mentions:
11) The Frightners
12) Billy Maddison
13) Jurassic Park
14) From Dusk til Dawn
15) Scream
16) Empire Records
17) Jumanji
18) Batman & Robin
19) American Pie
20) Home Alone
4-Feb-21 3:51am
#86 theJaw
@Dusk Batman... & ROBIN as an unironic favorite?
gosh darn, can’t help but respect it.
#86 theJaw
@Dusk Batman... & ROBIN as an unironic favorite?
gosh darn, can’t help but respect it.
4-Feb-21 8:44am
#87 KCPenguins
The Shawshank Redemption
Falling Down
American History X
Leon The Professional
The Big Lebowski
Unforgiven
Jurassic Park
Office Space
Army of Darkness
Pi
Honorable Mentions:
The Usual Suspects
Seven
The Matrix
The Sandlot
Austin Powers
The Crow
Good Will Hunting
Pulp Fiction
#87 KCPenguins
The Shawshank Redemption
Falling Down
American History X
Leon The Professional
The Big Lebowski
Unforgiven
Jurassic Park
Office Space
Army of Darkness
Pi
Honorable Mentions:
The Usual Suspects
Seven
The Matrix
The Sandlot
Austin Powers
The Crow
Good Will Hunting
Pulp Fiction
4-Feb-21 9:24am
#88 Gypsy
I saw ACTION movies without the live part at first. I had quite the list going before I realized lmao.
#88 Gypsy
I saw ACTION movies without the live part at first. I had quite the list going before I realized lmao.
5-Feb-21 11:37pm
#91 AceMatt
My top 10:
A River Runs Through It
Seven
Office Space
Heat
Saving Private Ryan
Primal Fear
Rounders
Sixth Sense
Home Alone
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Honorable mentions:
The Shawshank Redemption
Good Will Hunting
The Matrix
Speed
Happy Gilmore
Billy Madison
Tin Cup
The Rock
Bad Boys
Independence Day
#91 AceMatt
My top 10:
A River Runs Through It
Seven
Office Space
Heat
Saving Private Ryan
Primal Fear
Rounders
Sixth Sense
Home Alone
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Honorable mentions:
The Shawshank Redemption
Good Will Hunting
The Matrix
Speed
Happy Gilmore
Billy Madison
Tin Cup
The Rock
Bad Boys
Independence Day
6-Feb-21 10:06pm
#92 Sid_Ceaser
I just rewatched Seven (Se7en for all the Enix fans out there) tonight and I need to sit down with my movie collection tomorrow and list out my favorites from the 90's.
#92 Sid_Ceaser
I just rewatched Seven (Se7en for all the Enix fans out there) tonight and I need to sit down with my movie collection tomorrow and list out my favorites from the 90's.
6-Feb-21 10:18pm
#93 theJaw
I dunno if it’s because I waited too long to watch it, but I really didn’t love Seven the way everyone else does. I forgot who but someone here on the TZ sent me $3 to rent the movie a while back, so I did and felt bad not enjoying it as much as they were letting on haha
Oh well, world keeps turnin’.
#93 theJaw
I dunno if it’s because I waited too long to watch it, but I really didn’t love Seven the way everyone else does. I forgot who but someone here on the TZ sent me $3 to rent the movie a while back, so I did and felt bad not enjoying it as much as they were letting on haha
Oh well, world keeps turnin’.
6-Feb-21 10:49pm
#94 whitefire
This is off the top of my head.
1. Schindler's List
2. Jurassic Park
3. The Matrix
4. Unforgiven
5. The Ninth Gate
6. Rounders
7. Good Will Hunting
8. Philadelphia
9. Goodfellas
10. Donnie Brasco
#94 whitefire
This is off the top of my head.
1. Schindler's List
2. Jurassic Park
3. The Matrix
4. Unforgiven
5. The Ninth Gate
6. Rounders
7. Good Will Hunting
8. Philadelphia
9. Goodfellas
10. Donnie Brasco
7-Feb-21 1:45am
#95 MikeyWhoa
Se7en
Dogma
Clerks
Boogie Nights
Scent of a Woman
Heavyweights
American History X
Cable Guy
Rounders
Dazed and Confused
#95 MikeyWhoa
Se7en
Dogma
Clerks
Boogie Nights
Scent of a Woman
Heavyweights
American History X
Cable Guy
Rounders
Dazed and Confused
7-Feb-21 11:12am
#96 lpeters82
I had to go though a few other lists and pick out my personal favorites. There are likely several I just can't think of off hand. I also haven't watched a number of the "gangster" movies, but I've heard they are good. Anyway, without further ado, here's my list:
Top 10
The Shawshank Redemption
Jurassic Park
The Big Lebowski
The Matrix
Fight Club
The Silence of the Lambs
Office Space
Se7en
Dumb & Dumber
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
Honorable Mentions
Forest Gump
Hook
Independence Day
Home Alone
Tommy Boy
Rounders
The Sandlot
#96 lpeters82
I had to go though a few other lists and pick out my personal favorites. There are likely several I just can't think of off hand. I also haven't watched a number of the "gangster" movies, but I've heard they are good. Anyway, without further ado, here's my list:
Top 10
The Shawshank Redemption
Jurassic Park
The Big Lebowski
The Matrix
Fight Club
The Silence of the Lambs
Office Space
Se7en
Dumb & Dumber
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
Honorable Mentions
Forest Gump
Hook
Independence Day
Home Alone
Tommy Boy
Rounders
The Sandlot
7-Feb-21 3:51pm
#97 Sid_Ceaser
This was really really hard.
I think right now this would be my top ten:
Amelie
Before Sunrise
Children of Men
City Lost Children
Dark City
L.A. Confidential
Leon (the Professional)
Run Lola Run
Se7en
Shallow Grave
and then
American Beauty
Fight Club
Fisher King
The Game
Gattaca
Good Will Hunting
Sneakers
Trainspotting
Truman Show
and then a whole bunch of others like:
Air Force One
American Movie
As Good As It Gets
A Simple Plan
Basquait
Black Hawk Down
Boogie Nights
Braveheart
Chasing Amy
Dazed and Confused
Enemy of the State
Fifth Element
Flatliners
Forest Gump
Fugitive
Galaxy Quest
Ghost Dog
Gladiator
Grosse Point Blank
Heat
Jackie Brown
the Limey
LOTR
Man without a Face
Matrix
Mr. Hollands Opus
Next Stop Wonderland
Notting Hill
Pump Up the Volume
Pulp Fiction
Regarding Henry
Res Dogs
Saving Private Ryan
Schindler’s List
Searching for Bobby Fisher
Shawshank
Shipping News
Sliding Doors
Smoke
Snatch
The Straight Story
Talented Mr. Ripley
Thomas Crown Affair
3 Colors
Traffic
12 Monkeys
Twister
Usual Suspects
Very Bad Things
Waking Life
But that wouldn't be all of them. I just got crosseyed at that point.
#97 Sid_Ceaser
This was really really hard.
I think right now this would be my top ten:
Amelie
Before Sunrise
Children of Men
City Lost Children
Dark City
L.A. Confidential
Leon (the Professional)
Run Lola Run
Se7en
Shallow Grave
and then
American Beauty
Fight Club
Fisher King
The Game
Gattaca
Good Will Hunting
Sneakers
Trainspotting
Truman Show
and then a whole bunch of others like:
Air Force One
American Movie
As Good As It Gets
A Simple Plan
Basquait
Black Hawk Down
Boogie Nights
Braveheart
Chasing Amy
Dazed and Confused
Enemy of the State
Fifth Element
Flatliners
Forest Gump
Fugitive
Galaxy Quest
Ghost Dog
Gladiator
Grosse Point Blank
Heat
Jackie Brown
the Limey
LOTR
Man without a Face
Matrix
Mr. Hollands Opus
Next Stop Wonderland
Notting Hill
Pump Up the Volume
Pulp Fiction
Regarding Henry
Res Dogs
Saving Private Ryan
Schindler’s List
Searching for Bobby Fisher
Shawshank
Shipping News
Sliding Doors
Smoke
Snatch
The Straight Story
Talented Mr. Ripley
Thomas Crown Affair
3 Colors
Traffic
12 Monkeys
Twister
Usual Suspects
Very Bad Things
Waking Life
But that wouldn't be all of them. I just got crosseyed at that point.
7-Feb-21 4:12pm
#98 theJaw
@Sid_Ceaser is there a different Children of Men besides the 2006 movie or was that a flub?
#98 theJaw
@Sid_Ceaser is there a different Children of Men besides the 2006 movie or was that a flub?
7-Feb-21 8:50pm
#100 RyoHazuki
#1: Last Action Hero https://youtu.be/EdI...
#2: The Terminator 2
#3: The Guyver 2 Dark Hero
#4: Rush Hour
#5: The Matrix
#6: Jurassic Park
#7: The Fifth Element
#8: Demolition Man
#9: Blade
#10: Men In Black
#100 RyoHazuki
#1: Last Action Hero https://youtu.be/EdI...
#2: The Terminator 2
#3: The Guyver 2 Dark Hero
#4: Rush Hour
#5: The Matrix
#6: Jurassic Park
#7: The Fifth Element
#8: Demolition Man
#9: Blade
#10: Men In Black
7-Feb-21 11:21pm
#101 rnoble3588
TMNT 1990? I don't think it got much better than that as a kid. Real life turtles.
#101 rnoble3588
TMNT 1990? I don't think it got much better than that as a kid. Real life turtles.
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