Dread's ALL TIME favorite movies

Here are my List of my 100 "ALL TIME" favorite movies, they are not listed in any order and are graded from 0 to 10, as a overall film. If you love movies like I do, then I feel these movies are a "must see film" to have on your list to watch!

1. 9.5

2. 9.1

3. 9.4

4. 9.2

5. 9.6

6. 8.9

7. 9.1

8. 9.2

9. 9.3

10. 8.9

11. 9.0

12. 9.2

13. 9.3

14. 9.5

15. 9.0

16. 9.0

17. 8.8

18. 9.2

19. 9.4

20. 9.3

21. 8.9

22. 9.5

23. 9.0

24. 9.2

25. 9.1

26. 8.7

27. 9.2

28. 8.9

29. 9.3

30. 9.1

31. 9.6

32. 8.8

33. 9.0

34. 9.3

35. 9.1

36. 9.3

37. 9.0

38. 9.4

39. 8.9

40. 9.1

41. 8.9

42. 9.2

43. 9.1

44. 9.4

45. 9.6

46. 9.1

47. 8.9

48. 9.0

49. 9.2

50. 9.2

51. 9.3

52. 9.3

53. 8.9

54. 9.0

55. 9.4

56. 9.3

57. 9.5

58. 9.2

59. 9.4

60. 9.4

61. 9.4

62. 8.9

63. 9.0

64. 9.1

65. 9.4

66. 9.1

67. 8.9

68. 8.9

69. 9.2

70. 8.8

71. 9.2

72. 9.4

73. 9.0

74. 9.1

75. 9.2

76. 9.2

77. 9.2

78. 9.0

79. 9.0

80. 9.1

81. 9.4

82. 9.5

83. 9.4

84. 9.1

85. 9.1

86. 9.2

87. 9.1

88. 8.9

89. 8.8

90. 9.2

91. 9.2

92. 9.2

A few movies that definitely should be seen:
Apocalypse Now (I like the Redux version as well, some people don't).
Donnie Darko
Gladiator
Blade Runner
The Deer Hunter
El Laberinto del Fauno (a.k.a in English by the kinda bad translation of Pan's Labyrinth)
Nueve Reinas (Nine Queens)
Goodfellas
The Godfather
V for Vendetta
Psycho
Casablanca
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
The Princess Bride
This is Spinal Tap
Wayne's World
I definitely agree with many of Dread's choices. I might think of posting some more later.

Firom wrote:

A few movies that definitely should be seen:
Apocalypse Now (I like the Redux version as well, some people don't).
Donnie Darko
Gladiator
Blade Runner
The Deer Hunter
El Laberinto del Fauno (a.k.a in English by the kinda bad translation of Pan's Labyrinth)
Nueve Reinas (Nine Queens)
Goodfellas
The Godfather
V for Vendetta
Psycho
Casablanca
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
The Princess Bride
This is Spinal Tap
Wayne's World
I definitely agree with many of Dread's choices. I might think of posting some more later.

too f'n funny. maybe you should make your own thread also smarty pants. delete this when you see it dr.d to keep your movies intact.

? Those are quality movies. I'm not gonna start ragging on DrD because I didn't think Titanic was a spectacular movie. Please, stick to the Fire Pit.

im pretty sure dread wanted everyone to share their fav movies or else what wud be the point of all just lookin at dreads.. cause he hasnt even got the two best movies in their -

Snatch
Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

and then Bad Boys 1&2.

i didnt see the godfather in there. maybe I missed it. id like to add the original star wars trilogy, 2001: a space odyssey, and the matrix
Princess bride was actually a pretty good movie, not so sure about men in tights tho, but it gets points for realizing how ridiculous it is

Firom wrote:

This is Spinal Tap

win! its a rocku-mocumentary! "the band so loud they go to eleven"

dread digs the war movies

AVATAR

INGLORIOUS BASTERDS

my films of this year

best film ever :

the godfather

you thought those were better than up in the air & the hurt locker?

nawww scarface > godfathers'

yaay glad to see pulp fiction n reservior dogs in there, but if u like them dread then watch Snatch and 'Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels' they are the english, better versions of them!

Blade Runner (1982, Directed by Ridley Scott, Starring Harrison Ford and Rutger Hauer), is, in my opinion, the greatest Sci-fi movie ever made. Just putting it out there.

Firom wrote:

Blade Runner (1982, Directed by Ridley Scott, Starring Harrison Ford and Rutger Hauer), is, in my opinion, the greatest Sci-fi movie ever made. Just putting it out there.

Big time.

gotta give some credit to the original novel tho. do androids dream of electric sheep is a great book(imo better than the movie, although the movies still great)

I.LOVE.GIRLS.GIRLS.GIRLS wrote:

nawww scarface > godfathers'

yaay glad to see pulp fiction n reservior dogs in there, but if u like them dread then watch Snatch and 'Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels' they are the english, better versions of them!

Those movies are awesome, yes.

Alot of people went bonkers over The Star War Trilogy, but I found it somewhat ok, most of the acting was horrible, stages was some of the special effects was laughable, even Dune was better. What made Star Wars Big was the movies before it and the growing popularity about UFO's and Close encounters fuel it.The kids that were the baby boomers era heads was stuff with the cold war, sci fi comic books and magizines, even lucas was one of those kids. I like those more believable type sci fi.

#32 the thing, with old school Kurt Russel was a great film. i saw it recently again in a remastered format. it was sick.

theres some comical parts in the movie, like when they are testing the blood with the heat, i just remember the colored guy freaking out.......too f'n funny. i forget his movie name.

what about "eacape from new york" < love it.

btw wheres "good fellas" did i miss it. my favorite move all time.

then "uncommon valor" and "my girl" was actually one of my favs and made me cry when he got stung to death by bees.

Buck the System wrote:

#32 the thing, with old school Kurt Russel was a great film. i saw it recently again in a remastered format. it was sick.

theres some comical parts in the movie, like when they are testing the blood with the heat, i just remember the colored guy freaking out.......too f'n funny. i forget his movie name.

what about "eacape from new york" < love it.

btw wheres "good fellas" did i miss it. my favorite move all time.

then "uncommon valor" and "my girl" was actually one of my favs and made me cry when he got stung to death by bees.

definitely should be on there. Fantastic film

omg i had a brainstorm......i think the guys name was "Childs" in the movie the thing. he was so funny throughout the entire movie with his lines and acting.

This is a list of movies I seen and really liked, if a movie not on there is because I never seen it or did not find it among my top 100

In no particular order:

Anything by Stanley Kubrick, particularly Doctor Strangelove
Anything by Darren Aronofsky, particularly Pi
Anything by Akira Kurosawa, although particularly Kagemusha
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly by Sergio Leone
Faust by F.W. Murnau
Nosferatu by F.W. Murnau
The Last Laugh by F.W. Murnau
Metropolis by Fritz Lang
M by Fritz Lang

There's tons more, but combing through all the directors I love and all the movies I like by them is very tedious work. It's worse than picking my favorite bands. Primarily I'm a huge fan of German Expressionist films, and things descended from this style. Although, I like a few more popular films too.

Firom wrote:

Blade Runner (1982, Directed by Ridley Scott, Starring Harrison Ford and Rutger Hauer), is, in my opinion, the greatest Sci-fi movie ever made. Just putting it out there.

False. In terms of greatest ever, that award (in my experience) goes to Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky. But then again, everyone has a differing opinions.

Brett wrote:

Primarily I'm a huge fan of German Expressionist films, and things descended from this style. Although, I like a few more popular films too.

So you like horror film, then?

Until major break thru in computer automations, special effects in the 90's to today, alot of people thinks star wars was a break thru but Close incounters of the 3rd kind, was a well written , acted and special effects film at that time, way better than star wars i feel, and the movie alien ansd alien special effects and props blew stary wars away.

Firom wrote:

Brett wrote:

Primarily I'm a huge fan of German Expressionist films, and things descended from this style. Although, I like a few more popular films too.

So you like horror film, then?

German Expressionist film isn't about horror? Look at The Last Laugh, it's not even close to a horror movie.