Must watch movies - General

Not a movie, but a while back there was this mini series called "The Lost Room". It was pretty fucking good.

autopsy

American History X, as well as like all of the ghibli studio films, including but not limited to: - howl's moving castle - nausicaa of the wind valley - the cat returns - princess mononoke

[B]Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2[/B] An etremely underrated classic.

Pulp Fiction, motherfucker

Ace in the Hole Touch of Evil Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Survive Style 5+ Synecdoche New York The Machinist King of Kong a Fistful of Quarters Exit Through the Gift Shop In Bruges Adaptation Being John Malkovitch Johnny Mnemonic Videodrome The Fly (1986) La vita è bella Koyaanisqatsi Apocalypse Now Into Eternity The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover Pacific Rim Lawrence of Arabia A really Random, all over the place list.

Laputa and Spirited Away were one of my favorites when I was younger, I recommend 'em highly. Starship Troopers is fucking amazing (fuck the sequels). Book of Eli. The Road. Zombieland.

pacific rim (if you like giant robots punching giant monsters, that is) [img]http://www.bang2write.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/1683357-slide-s-4-pacific-rim-del-toro.jpg[/img]

[QUOTE=cplcollas;43340206]Black Hawk Down, hands down it is my favorite action movie and best of all [B]it doesn't glorify the U.S armed forces like some other films do[/B], it really shows that you can get really fucked up.[/QUOTE] what movies do this?

Fargo No Country for Old Men Magnolia The Kings of Summer Jagten (The Hunt) Trainspotting Donnie Darko Kill Bill 1&2 Drive Only God Forgives A Clockwork Orange Blade Runner The Angel's Share Cloud Atlas Traffic

Phantasm. All of them.

The Dark Knight Returns Part I & II [t]http://geek-news.mtv.com//wp-content/uploads/geek/2012/07/darknightreturns_blu_575.jpg[/t]

Drag me to Hell & Constantine

How did it go this far without mention? [b]Hot Fuzz[/b]

The Terminator 1-2

A Clockwork Orange Jacob's Ladder Eraserhead 2001: A Space Odyssey Donnie Darko

harakiri death of a samurai if you want to feel like total shit afterwards

Airplane All of the Monty Python films

Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil Provides a surprisingly fresh twist on horror parody. The Cornetto Trilogy It's the fucking cornetto trilogy. I REALLY wanted to recommend "John Dies At The End", but I have mixed feelings about it. I'd suggest reading the book, then watching the movie.

Not a movie, but a miniseries: Band of Brothers, and if you like that, The Pacific is good too

1. The Shawshank Redemption 2. Indiana Jones: Raider's Of The Lost Ark 3. Star Wars 4. The Godfather 5. Rear Window 6. Pulp Fiction 7. The Matrix(first one) 8. Alien 9. As Good As It Gets(One of Jack Nicholson's best) 10. Momento(hidden gem) One of the best in it's genre with a twisted plot Honorable Mention Back To The Future Wall-E Leon: The Professional The Usual Suspects Monty Python and the Holy Grail The Shining The Terminator(1 and 2) Patriot Games Dumb And Dumber

Kickass and kickass 2

Gremlins Gremlins 2: The New Batch Robocop Robocop 2 Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas The original non prequel Star Wars Trilogy The Jerk Pee Wee's Big Adventure Batman(the 1989 one from Tim Burton) Batman Returns(if you've seen Its Always Sunny In Philadelphia, it will be hard not to picture Danny Devito as Frank Renyolds as The Penguin, or at least it was like that for me)

Blade Runner I'm just going to say this... If you're looking for an old movie that stands well today - look no further then Blade Runner. Released in 1982, it is my favourite movie and it might be yours too. It's part of the Sci-Fi genre and many say it invented the "cyber-punk" era (it didn't really invent the cyber-punck genre, people sort of bullshit when they say that. There have been other movies that take place in the future. Although, not have had the success that Blade Runner had. So yes, while Blade Runner didn't invent cyber-punk, it sure as hell perfected it). It's 10/10 for me. Here's a few reasons why: Story - Replicants, Blade runners and fucking futuristic orgasms of nostalgia. No... That's 50%. The other 50 goes like this: Story - Deckard, a blade runner, has to track down and terminate 4 replicants (replicants - Bio engineered humans) who hijacked a ship in space and have returned to Earth seeking their maker. Characters - Evil, good, emotions, every character has something that makes them likeable. Atmosphere - Could be made into a sand-box game. Blade Runner influenced many games and movies as well. [B]Snatcher and Policenauts both immediately come to mind.[/B] In any case, I highly recommend watching this movie. And if it's not Blade Runner, then watch [B]Goldeneye 007[/B].

Guinea Pig 2: Flower of Flesh & Blood Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker Children of the Corn 3: Urban Harvest

children of men

[QUOTE=cplcollas;43340206]Black Hawk Down, hands down it is my favorite action movie and best of all it doesn't glorify the U.S armed forces like some other films do, it really shows that you can get really fucked up.[/QUOTE] And then there's Jarhead, which shows you how uneventful war can be as well.

The Godfather. Apocalypse Now. Argo. < I was reluctant to watch this film at first, but I'm glad I did. Black Hawk Down. The Hurt Locker. The Pacific (TV miniseries). Band Of Brothers (also a TV miniseries). The Dark Knight. Jarhead. Three Kings. Downfall. Full Metal Jacket. Saving Private Ryan. Harry Brown. Gladiator. Django Unchained. Watchmen. Max Manus: Man of War. Letters From Iwo Jima. Flags of Our Fathers. Hamburger Hill. Platoon. Inception. Apocalypto. Lebanon. The Shining. Das Boot. I know most of mine are war films, but that's what I'm into.

Nail Gun Massacre

Borat Children of Men Collateral Heat The Departed Good Will Hunting American History X Black Hawk Down Fight Club Drive Warrior The Thin Red Line The Lord of the Rings Gladiator Inglorious Basterds Apocalypse Now 28 Days Later Saving Private Ryan Die Hard Rocky Platoon Bourne Ultimatum No Country for Old Men Office Space Ocean's Eleven The Shining The Other Guys Anchorman Animal House Skyfall just to name a few, those were all I could think of atm Drive and Warrior are probably my favorite movies from the past few years.