What's your 5 favourite films?

Question

What are your top five favourite films of all time?

I'll be voting for the best answer which has 5 good films since i'm looking for some to watch lol.

Any genre, i like comedy and thriller mainly.

Answer 1

the green mile

shawshank redemption

the game

once upon a time in america

what about bob

judgement night

Answer 2

All of mine are foreign and/or old - so unless you're into those types of films, you probably won't like these (but I'll post them anyways.)  

1. Vertigo (Hitchcock, 1958)

2. Aguirre, the Wrath of God (Herzog, 1972)

3. The 400 Blows (Truffaut, 1959)

4. Grave of the Fireflies (Takahata, 1988)

5. The Crowd (Vidor, 1928)

Answer 3

Billy Elliot

The English Patient

The Prince of Egypt

Interview with the Vampire

Gone with the Wind

Since you prefer comedies and thrillers, the only one you'd probably enjoy on my list is Interview with the Vampire.

Answer 4

not in order

Pay it forward

titanic

gladiator

milo and otis (i know thats dumb but its so cute!)

the fall (amazing and dreamlike)

Answer 5

Jaws

I Am Legend

Deja Vu

V for Vendetta

Clue

Answer 6

Young Frankenstein

Ten Things I Hate About You

the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy

Answer 7

pulp fiction

usual suspects

a few good men

speed

die hard

all six star wars films

Answer 8

Here are 6 Great films (one short silent) from before I was born. I watch these over and over, because they're sooooooo good:

COPS (1922), Buster Keaton - funniest film ever.

--- Poor Buster tries to empress his girl with a business success and only succeeds in being chased by the entire Los Angeles Police Force.

You can see the whole thing online:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qc5czmIF...

THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1934)

--- Dr. Frankenstein created a monster in the 1st Frankenstein movie and now the monster demands a bride, someone like him to love. Sometimes sad, somethings funny, and one of the most beautifully filmed movies in Black & White.

THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD (1937) - Filmed in Technicolor!

--- Some of the great sword fight in all film. Excellent villains. And a great actor as Robin Hood (Errol Flynn).

THE LADY EVE (1941) - a funny, fast-paced battle of the sexes.

---On a cruse ship, a clever (and s**y) con-artist takes advantage of an innocent, clueless, young millionaire. And as he falls for her (literally! - he's the clumsiest man in the world) she unfortunately falls in love with him. When she is exposed as a crook he runs away and she must catch him again disguised as her "identical twin". Hilarious!

STRANGERS ON A TRAIN (1951)

--- A psychological thriller by the great director, Alfred Hitchcock. A famous tennis player (Guy) meets a strange man (Bruno) on a train. Bruno tells Guy his "amusing" idea about how to commit the perfect murder: two people who hardly know one another at all "exchange" murders. Guy thinks Bruno is just kidding - until Bruno kills someone Guy doesn't like. Very exciting and perfectly told story.

SOME LIKE IT HOT (1959) - Funny, funny, funny.

--- Two guys are running from gangsters and join an all girl band, disguised as women. Trouble starts when everyone starts falling in love. One with Marilyn Monroe (the band's singer) and the other guy starts flirting with an old millionaire!



These are old, but NOT slow. Great, great films.

Answer 9

The Great Outdoors

The Jerk

Turner & Hooch

Basic Instinct

Dial M for Murder

Answer 10

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Answer 11

my five favourite films are jaane tu ya jaane na, kabhi khushi kabhi gham, taare zameen par, namastey london, high school musical

Answer 12

Empire Strikes Back

The Dark Knight

Spiderman 2

Ghostbusters

Seven

Answer 13

In Order:

SuperBad

StepBrothers

Strange Wilderness

PineApple Express

American Pie Beta House

Answer 14

Spaceballs

Police Academy 2

Hostage

The Village

The Devil's Rejects

Answer 15

Interview with the Vampire

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Labyrinth

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Shaun of the Dead

Answer 16

Disturbia

Casino Royale

Evan Almighty

Jaws

Silence of the Lambs