Favorite All Time Movies

[NetflixJunkie]

Cool Hand Luke
Rebel Without A Cause
Misfits
Deliverance
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane
A Place In The Sun
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
Rear Window
It's A Wonderful Life
Taxi
Dog Day Afternoon
Giant

 

[Ganesh]

Psycho. Alfred Hitchcock
It’s chilling

 

[Mermaid10]

Serendipity
Always loved that cute little movie. Even went to that coffee shop in New York. It was closed down , but had reopened.
Lot of great choices I see

 

[Ganesh]

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

 

[Lordy]

All of Quentin Tarantinos Films
The wolf of wall street
The Green Mile
So many more too mention I will back ..oh yeah
The Terminator
and any time travel film just love that genre

 

[Trazita89]

The Shawshank Redemption

 

[Uncle Rob]

In no particular order:

Enter The Dragon
The Terminator
North By Northwest
The Shawshank Redemption
The Producers
Goodfellas
WALL-E
Dr. Strangelove

 

[coconutvamp]

Serendipity
Always loved that cute little movie. Even went to that coffee shop in New York. It was closed down , but had reopened.
Lot of great choices I see

One of my very favorite movies!!!

 

[coconutvamp]

The Shawshank Redemption

Absolutely! Such a satisfying ending.

 

[Lizdawn]

Forest gump always!!!! Love love love

 

[artemis]

The Great Escape
The Producers (the original)
In the Heat of the Night

 

[BlueBell]

oh my, Yes @artemis ......... The Great Escape, Steve McQueen.........that guy will never be copied........His Movies are so so good.......esp. The Great Escape.

 

[Santa's little helper]

Great classics Artemis on the quirky side,

Jackie Brown
District 9
Dusk 'till dawn

 

[jakemoe]

@NetflixJunkie I love your choices! You must be the same age as me because these are such great movies.

 

[jakemoe]

African Queen
Wizard of Oz
Terminator 1/2
Forest Gump (the music was pretty huge)
Giant (the scene where Rock Hudson's beating the crap out of the racist restaurant owner was so good)
Lonely are the Brave (old Kirk Douglas)
Fantasia

 

[Lookingforhelp]

My all time favourite movie by far is Good Fellas
Casino
Hangover 123
Scarface

 

[Santa's little helper]

African Queen
Wizard of Oz
Terminator 1/2
Forest Gump (the music was pretty huge)
Giant (the scene where Rock Hudson's beating the crap out of the racist restaurant owner was so good)
Lonely are the Brave (old Kirk Douglas)
Fantasia

Interesting list @jakemoe, love everything about Forest Gump
Have not even seen "African Queen" {offered or even listed} for probably 20 years, great classic.
> we good Jake?

 

[jakemoe]

@Santa's little helper African Queen came out in 1951.

 

[Starling]

My all time favourite movie by far is Good Fellas
Casino
Hangover 123
Scarface

I have to agree on Good Fellas. I can watch it again and again.

My all time favourite movie by far is Good Fellas
Casino
Hangover 123
Scarface

I have to agree on Good Fellas being on of my favorite movies. I can watch it over and over. Otherwise I love 1970s made for TV horror movies, like Satan's School for Girls or The Night Stalker.

 

[TR71979]

Fellowship of the Ring - Almost the perfect movie. The changes they made to the book just *worked*. Not the other 2 LOTR movies, though
The Right Stuff - So much subtext and symbolism in this. Hated it at first because it made my heroes look like flawed men....well, they are.
I got over it.
Godfather 1 and 2 - The second is a master class in both how to do a prequel and a sequel I"M TALKING TO YOU STAR WARS!!!
(Vince Gilligan (Better Call Saul) gets it right, though.)
Bonnie & Clyde (1967) - Very gritty and realistic. Doesn't romanticize the criminals.
The Wild Bunch - Ditto
Grand Prix - Best racing movie ever (Rush is close). Flawed in many ways, but featured the real race tracks and the
real drivers in period.
Cars - My favorite Pixar movie because.....well, cars!
For a Few Dollars More - The second of Sergio Leone's "Man with No Name" series with Clint Eastwood. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly is
great, but the sense of isolation and doom in this one really works for me. Even Clint Eastwood has to team up with
Lee van Cleef to get the bad guy. The opening scene with the poker game is perfect.