50 Favorite Films

Pot Goblin

Pot Goblin

Heisenbunny
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Jaguark101 said:
A lot of things actually. The film handled the multiverse aspect in a really unique way and was a amalgamation of various genres of films such as kung fu classics, Wong Kar-Wai films (in the mood for love). It has a beautiful and heartfelt message to it by then end. Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis were amazing.
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I'll check it out tonight then, thanks
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Pot Goblin

Pot Goblin

Heisenbunny
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Jaguark101 said:
Looking forward to it!
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Well, it's a film that hit kinda close to home for sure...
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I had a great time with this film. As a big fan of Jackie Chan I definitely had a lot of enjoyment with some of the fight scenes. Very visually impressive movie and definitely well done all around. One of the most memorable films I've seen. The highlight was easily Part 2 of the film. No spoilers but it's a very touching segment with themes that I needed to hear at the time. I am very glad that I caught it in theaters as it made it all the more of a mindfuck to sit through.

It's going on my top 50 list, replacing number 39: Jumanji and Zathura
These films were on there because of the nostalgia factor and how creative these films are. But it's been an actual decade since I actually sat down and watched it. This film is one I would definitely see again and I highly recommend it to others.
 
Jaguark101

Jaguark101

"I'm not feeling particularly magnanimous today"
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Pot Goblin said:
Well, it's a film that hit kinda close to home for sure...
:josad:

I had a great time with this film. As a big fan of Jackie Chan I definitely had a lot of enjoyment with some of the fight scenes. Very visually impressive movie and definitely well done all around. One of the most memorable films I've seen. The highlight was easily Part 2 of the film. No spoilers but it's a very touching segment with themes that I needed to hear at the time. I am very glad that I caught it in theaters as it made it all the more of a mindfuck to sit through.

It's going on my top 50 list, replacing number 39: Jumanji and Zathura
These films were on there because of the nostalgia factor and how creative these films are. But it's been an actual decade since I actually sat down and watched it. This film is one I would definitely see again and I highly recommend it to others.
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Really glad you liked it! It's a beautiful film with a beautiful message.
 
Pot Goblin

Pot Goblin

Heisenbunny
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VersusPhD said:
Damn too many to think of.
Not in particular order or anything ->
- The Godfather
- Braveheart
- The Gladiator
- Terminator 2: Judgement Day
- Aliens
- The Dark Knight
- Inception
- Source Code
- Donnie Darko
- Hereditary
- It Follows
- Evil Dead (2013)
- About Time
- Spirited Away
- Saving Private Ryan
- City Hunter
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Nice list, though yea you kinda have to scoop the back of your brain to get to 50.
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Pot Goblin

Pot Goblin

Heisenbunny
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Cuistot said:
I don't keep track of things like that, but off the top of my head these are some of my favorite :

-Old Boy
-La Haine
-Parasite
-Battle Royale
-Crows Zero
-American Psycho
-John Wick 1
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Out of all of these I think the only ones I'm not familiar with is La Haine and Crows Zero. What makes these stick out in your mind? They seem to be foreign films which I dig as well.
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@Kagurashii I am renting Shawshank tonight. Will report my results after.
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Cuistot

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Pot Goblin said:
Out of all of these I think the only ones I'm not familiar with is La Haine and Crows Zero. What makes these stick out in your mind? They seem to be foreign films which I dig as well.
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@Kagurashii I am renting Shawshank tonight. Will report my results after.
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Well La Haine isn't foreign to me cause i'm french lol...without giving too much away it's a very well told story with a great unexpected ending.

Crows Zero is one of the best fighting movies out there imo, big fan of how it doesn't incorporate bullshit fantasy martial arts moves lol, dope stuff.
 
Pot Goblin

Pot Goblin

Heisenbunny
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Cuistot said:
Well La Haine isn't foreign to me cause i'm french lol...without giving too much away it's a very well told story with a great unexpected ending.

Crows Zero is one of the best fighting movies out there imo, big fan of how it doesn't incorporate bullshit fantasy martial arts moves lol, dope stuff.
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I'll check those out then, especially crows zero since I'm a big fan of fighting films
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Pot Goblin

Pot Goblin

Heisenbunny
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@Kagurashii I just finished watching The Shawshank Redemption. Kickass film and an instant spot on my list. Replacing number 31: The Polar Express (Was pretty much on there because of nostalgia and the train drifting scene).

I said before that I was a big fan of prison films and this definitely fit the bill. Loved how smart the protagonist was, loved the supporting cast, loved the progression of the film, and definitely loved the ending as well. Thank you for the recommendation.
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Jesse Pinkman

Jesse Pinkman

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#35
1. God father 1 and 2
2. Dark knight
3. Usual suspects
4. Pulp fiction
5. Forrest Gump
6. Inglorious basterds
7. Inception
8. Sound of music
9. Terminator 1 and 2
10. Shinning
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Pot Goblin said:
Hello fellas, I wanted to share 50 of my favorite films to you all and I encourage you to do the same. This list is in no particular order except for the first one.

I may come in occasionally to swap out one slot for another.

Please share your thoughts and lists.
:sanmoji:

50 of my Favorite Films
1. The Legend of the Drunken Master
2. Kung Fu Hustle
3. Ip Man Series (1-4)
4. Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
5. Kung-Fu Panda Trilogy (1-3)
6. M (German Film)
7. Fantastic Mr. Fox
8. 12 Angry Men (1950s)
9. The Thing (1980s)
10. Goodfellas
11. Django Unchained
12. The Blob (1980s)
13. Lawrence of Arabia
14. Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1970s)
15. Wheels on Meals
16. Hard Boiled
17. Lord of the Rings Trilogy (1-3)
18. The Dead Trilogy (Night, Dawn, Day)
19. Mad Max Fury Road
20. Full Metal Jacket
21. RoboCop
22. The Toxic Avenger
23. Sgt. Kabuki Man
24. Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead
25. Cannibal The Musical
26. Forrest Gump
27. Spider-Man Trilogy (Raimi)
28. Oldboy (Korean)
29. Hellboy 1&2
30. Shaun of the Dead
31. The Shawshank Redemption
32. No Country For Old Men
33. Hot Fuzz
34. Nightcrawler
35. Stand by Me
36. Hereditary
37. Knives Out
38. Animal World
39. Everything, Everywhere, All at Once
40. It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
41. Riki-Oh: Story of Ricky
42. Cube
43. The Outpost
44. Iron Man
45. Skinned Deep
46. Ghostbusters
47. Kill Bill 1&2
48. Throne of Blood
49. Children of Men
50. Creepshow 1&2
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I may recommend

Silence of the lamb
Top Gun
Jerry maguire
Gladiator
Beautiful mind
Kramer vs Kramer

Highly recommend you to Matrix 1 and 2 if you like science fiction . 3rd one and the latest movie is crap.
 
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Kagumon

Kagumon

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Pot Goblin said:
@Kagurashii I just finished watching The Shawshank Redemption. Kickass film and an instant spot on my list. Replacing number 31: The Polar Express (Was pretty much on there because of nostalgia and the train drifting scene).

I said before that I was a big fan of prison films and this definitely fit the bill. Loved how smart the protagonist was, loved the supporting cast, loved the progression of the film, and definitely loved the ending as well. Thank you for the recommendation.
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Yay I’m glad you liked it. 🤗 I was also a fan right from the point when I finished it. (Also probably the only movie where I saw Morgan Freeman as an young man). XD

Also nyuuu don’t drop Polar express lmao
That’s like a Christmas favorite and has a huge nostalgic value. I’m gonna include movies like home alone and polar express in my list shamelessly lol
 
Pot Goblin

Pot Goblin

Heisenbunny
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Kagurashii said:
Yay I’m glad you liked it. 🤗 I was also a fan right from the point when I finished it. (Also probably the only movie where I saw Morgan Freeman as an young man). XD

Also nyuuu don’t drop Polar express lmao
That’s like a Christmas favorite and has a huge nostalgic value. I’m gonna include movies like home alone and polar express in my list shamelessly lol
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Those are good choices consider Ol Polar express firmly at 51 then lol.

It deserves it for the train drift scene alone
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Rhea

Rhea

Cattitude
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Movies that I watched more than twice,

Parasite
All Harry Potter movie series
Space Jam (1996)
Train To Busan
A Moment To Remember
My Sassy Girl
See You After School (2006)
Cold Eyes
Spiderman 2 (2004)
Captain America : Civil War
Spiderman : Into the Spider Verse
Avengers : Endgame
Thor : Ragnarok
Wreck it Ralph
Inception
Cabin In The Woods
The Dark Knight
The Green Mile
Rent A Cat (2012)
The Prestige
8 Mile
The last Samurai
Zootopia
The Jungle Book (2016)
Inside Out
Life Of Pi
Shoplifters
Wonder Woman (2017)
Casino Royale
Constantine
Underworld (2003)
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Sherlock: The Abominable Bride
The Equalizer
Lucy (2014)
Who Am I (2014)
Baby Driver
Logan Lucky
Hello Stranger
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa
Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Logan (2017)
Django Unchained
Public Enemies
 
Xlaw

Xlaw

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English movies ?
  1. Shawshank Redemption
  2. Harry Potter Series
  3. Batman Trilogy
  4. The Warriors
  5. Dirty Dancing
  6. Prometheus
  7. The Breakfast Club
  8. The pirates of carebian series
  9. Sixteen Candles
  10. Dazzed and Confused
  11. 10 things I hate about you
  12. How to lose a guy in 10 days
  13. She's the man
  14. Interstellar
  15. Inception
  16. Se7ven
  17. The silence of the lamb
  18. Psycho
  19. Vertigo
  20. Pretty Women
  21. Pulp Fiction
  22. Johny Weak series
  23. The Godfather
  24. The Graduate
  25. Spiderman Series
  26. The Wedding singer
  27. Lord of the ring series
  28. Beverly Hill Cops
  29. Police Academy Series
  30. Take me home tonight
  31. Gravity
  32. Knives Out
  33. Sherlock Holmes Trilogy
  34. American Physco
  35. Avenger series
  36. Iron Man Series
  37. Top Gun
  38. Back to the future series
  39. The Mummy
  40. Tombstone
  41. Shutter Island
  42. What men want
  43. Grease
  44. When Harry met sally
  45. Mean Girls
  46. She is out of my league/My cousin vinny
  47. Superman
  48. Stand by me
  49. Say Anything
  50. Napoleon Dynamite
 
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Pot Goblin

Pot Goblin

Heisenbunny
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Rhea Venenosa said:
My Sassy Girl
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This one I remember fondly, I remember having to do an analysis essay in college about this and the american remake. Very solid film and good list overall.

Xlaw said:
English movies ?
  1. Shawshank Resumption
  2. Harry Potter Series
  3. Batman Trilogy
  4. The Warriors
  5. Dirty Dancing
  6. Prometheus
  7. The Breakfast Club
  8. The pirates of carebian series
  9. Sixteen Candles
  10. Dazzed and Confused
  11. 10 things I hate about you
  12. How to lose a guy in 10 days
  13. She's the man
  14. Interstellar
  15. Inception
  16. Se7ven
  17. The silence of the lamb
  18. Psycho
  19. Vertigo
  20. Pretty Women
  21. Pulp Fiction
  22. The Godfather
  23. The Graduate
  24. Spiderman Series
  25. The Wedding singer
  26. Lord of the ring series
  27. Beverly Hill Cops
  28. Police Academy Series
  29. Take me home tonight
  30. Gravity
  31. Sherlock Holmes Trilogy
  32. American Physco
  33. Avenger series
  34. Iron Man Series
  35. Back to the future series
  36. The Mummy
  37. Shutter Island
  38. What men want
  39. Grease
  40. When Harry met sally
  41. Mean Girls
  42. She is out of my league
  43. Napoleon Dynamite
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It's not limited to just English films though it's impressive you found almost 50 in that one category
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