What Are You Top 5 Movies of All Time?

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Discussion Overview

This thread features participants sharing their top five favorite movies of all time, with a variety of genres and personal preferences expressed throughout the discussion.

Discussion Character

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant lists "City of God," "Goodfellas," "The Deer Hunter," "Big Lebowski," and "Hidden Fortress" as their favorites.
  • Another participant shares a preference for the "Army of Darkness Trilogy," "Gatica," "Men in Black," "Farscape - The Peacekeeper Wars," and "Shaun of the Dead."
  • One participant expresses enjoyment of "The Big Lebowski," noting it can be annoying at times.
  • A different participant mentions "The Sound of Music," "Ghost," "Road House," "Men in Black," and "Dances With Wolves" as their top picks.
  • Another participant lists romantic films including "The Notebook," "You've Got Mail," "Stepmom," "Pretty Woman," and "Sound of Music."
  • One participant recalls "Song of the South" as a favorite from childhood, along with "Blazing Saddles," while acknowledging the politically incorrect nature of the films.
  • Another participant shares a list that includes "Foul Play," "What's Up Doc?," "As Good As It Gets," "Blazing Saddles," and "Groundhog Day," emphasizing a love for comedies.
  • One participant mentions "Dirty Dancing," "Pretty Woman," "Freaky Friday," "Steel Magnolias," and "Titanic" as favorites they never tire of.
  • Another participant expresses nostalgia for "Sixteen Candles," "French Kiss," "Groundhog Day," "Tommy Boy," and "The Godfather."
  • One participant lists "Sleepless in Seattle," "Grease," "Steel Magnolias," "Mean Girls," and "Beer Fest" as their top five.
  • Another participant shares a list that includes "Braveheart," "Terms of Endearment," "Breakfast Club," "Out of Africa," and mentions a preference for films featuring Brad Pitt.
  • One participant notes they will stop to watch "Sixteen Candles," "Good Fellas," "The Shawshank Redemption," "Terms of Endearment," and "Steel Magnolias" if they are on TV.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ significantly, with no clear consensus on a single favorite movie or genre among participants.

Contextual Notes

Participants share a wide range of personal favorites, reflecting diverse tastes in film, from comedies to dramas and classics.

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Members of the community interested in film discussions or looking for personal insights into favorite movies may find this thread engaging.

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1. City of God
2. Goodfellas
3. The Deer Hunter
4. Big Labowski
5. Hidden Fortress
 
1. Army of Darkness Trilogy
2. Gatica
3. Men in Black
4. Farscape - The Peacekeeper Wars
5. Shaun of the Dead
 
I do like The Big Lebowski, too, but it can get on my nerves.
 
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cmdtrgd said:
1. Army of Darkness Trilogy
2. Gatica
3. Men in Black
4. Farscape - The Peacekeeper Wars
5. Shaun of the Dead

Wow you have fantastic taste! AoD is one of my all time cult classic favs! Shaun of the Dead is just great british humor! :)
 
The Sound of Music
Ghost
Road House
Men in Black
Dances With Wolves
 
The Notebook
You've Got Mail
Stepmom
Pretty Women
Sound of Music
 
OK, someone is going to be upset with this one because they aren't at all Politically Correct! My favorite movie was Song of the South (It is the first movie I saw in a theater when I was about 2). I also like Blazing Saddles...

I have a ton of action/comedy but hard to pick favorites.

DS's favorites are Thomas Movies!
 
1. Foul Play- Goldie Hawn Chevey Chase 70's
2. Whats Up Doc?- Barbra Streisand Ryan O'Neal late 60's
3.As Good As It Gets
4.Blazing Saddles
5.Ground Hog Day

Love the comedies!!!
 
Here are my favorites that I never get sick of:

1. Dirty Dancing
2. Pretty Woman
3. Freaky Friday (with Jodie Foster-the original)
4. Steel Magnolias
5. Titanic

I have a lot more but this is my top 5.
 
Janet...I also loved Song of the South. I remember seeing it in the theater when I was very young. I have tried to find it to add to my collection, but have not been able to locate it. I guess it is too politically incorrect...LOL
 
Blazing Saddles and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum are also fabulous!
 
Admin Greg said:
Wow you have fantastic taste! AoD is one of my all time cult classic favs! Shaun of the Dead is just great british humor! :)

My husband is half English (mom came over during the war), so my love for English humor increased after meeting him. However, I did already love Red Dwarf...but that's another thread.
 
of all time:

1) Sixteen Candles
2) French Kiss
3) Groundhog Day
4) Tommy Boy
5) The Godfather
 
Oh I love Sixteen Candles!! LOL

" Oh seeexxxxxxy Girlfriend...." LOL!!!!:D
 
cmdtrgd;112[B said:
]Blazing Saddles[/B] and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum are also fabulous!

I was thinking that one too! But wasn't sure if I should bring it up... :cool:
 
1. Dirty Dancing
2. Pretty woman
3. Grease
4. Top Gun
5. North and South
 
1. Sleepless in Seattle
2. Grease
3. Steel Magnolias
4. Mean Girls
5. Beer Fest
 
1. Pretty Woman (too bad she's a prostitute)
2. Top Gun (liked it when I was much younger, now I think it's a little dorky.)
3. Micky Blue Eyes (bad language but laughed out loud.)
 
1. Braveheart
2. Terms of Endearment
3. Breakfast club
4. Out of Africa
5. anything with Brad Pitt!
 
These are ones I will stop and watch if on tv (even when I own the dvd already!)

1. Sixteen Candles/Breakfast Club
2. Good Fellas
3. The Shawshank Redemption
4. Terms of Endearment
5. Steel Magnolias/Beaches (I know I'm a sap!)
 
Oh Shawshank Redemption is sooo good!!!
 
heat123 said:
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5. anything with Brad Pitt!

I use to think this way but he has disappointed be here lately with Angelina. I was so disappointed when him and Jennifer Anniston broke up.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are your top 5 movies of all time?

My top 5 movies of all time include classics and personal favorites that resonate with me for various reasons. They are:

  • The Shawshank Redemption
  • Forrest Gump
  • The Godfather
  • Inception
  • Pulp Fiction

Why did you choose these specific movies?

Each of these movies has had a significant impact on me, whether through their storytelling, character development, or emotional depth. They represent a range of genres and themes that I find compelling.

What themes do these movies share?

Many of these films explore themes of hope, redemption, and the complexity of human relationships. They often delve into the struggles of the human experience, making them relatable and thought-provoking.

How do these movies influence your perspective on life?

These movies often inspire me to reflect on my own life experiences and choices. They encourage resilience, the importance of friendship, and the value of pursuing one's dreams, which are lessons I carry with me.

Would you recommend these movies to others?

Absolutely! I believe these films offer something for everyone, whether it's powerful storytelling, memorable performances, or thought-provoking themes. They are definitely worth watching for anyone who appreciates cinema.

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