What are your favorite movies?

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Last weekend, I saw two films for the first time: Spider-Man 3 and Princess Mononoke. Both of them were amazing (Princess Mononoke in particular). In fact, these are now officially up there with my favorite films including the Star Wars series, Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy, Lord of the Rings trilogy, and more.

So anyway, what are your favorite movies? They can be of any genre, of course!

I like any Zucker Bros. or National Lampoon movies.

Tim

Anything made before 1950...I am a classic film addict

I like the Marx Brothers.

Musicals

Popeye the movie ( a musical I am particularly fond of)

I also like Fellini's La Strada..(which happens to have a very Aspie-like girl in it)


Any Jim Henson movie

annnd....um......

well made cartoons...like the ones by Miazake etc...

Karas!

Happy Gilmore is my all time fav, and I like drop dead fred haha

In alphabetical order:

Army of Darkness, Edward Scissorhands, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Evil Dead II, Fight Club, The Fountain, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Jacob's Ladder, The Lord of the Rings, The Matrix, Me And You And Everyone We Know, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Silent Hill, Shaun of the Dead, Sleepy Hollow, Strings, Underworld, Unleashed

Flushed Away
Ice Age II
Mary Poppins
The Austin Powers trilogy

Four Minutes
The First Olympic Games: Athens, 1896
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Eleni
Corelli's Mandolin
That Darn Cat
The Incredible Journey
The Ugly Dachshund

The Fountain
Death to Smoochy
Life Aquatic
Battle Royale
Children of Men

But that list is never soild. I don't really have favorites but I really like those movies right now. It took me the longest to realized what my favorite color was.

Pulp Fiction.

Rock & Rule (my alltime fave )
Breakfast on Pluto
The Plague Dogs
House of Flying Daggers
Moon Child
Robots

There are others too, but those are my main faves.

Crouching tiger hidden dragon, Hero, House of flying daggers...I love movies like these, ones where people are not who they appear to be.

Also:
American History X
American Beauty
Fear and loathing in Las Vagas

I used to have a thing for Vietnam war movies and before that spaghetti westerns.

I know I did this already, but here's my updated version:

Pan's Labyrinth
Lord of the Rings trilogy
GoodFellas
original Star Wars trilogy
Network
any Marx Brothers film (especially Duck Soup and A Night at the Opera)
Back to the Future trilogy
Apocalypse Now
Alien/Aliens
It's a Wonderful Life
The Incredibles
Fight Club
Dreamgirls
Xanadu
Happy Feet
Blue Velvet
Clerks/Clerks II
The Producers (the original, not the lame musical)
The NeverEnding Story
Waiting for Guffman
Pulp Fiction
The Goodbye Girl
Dragonheart
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Napoleon (1927 silent classic)
Citizen Kane
The Right Stuff
all the Harry Potter movies
The Goonies
the first two Indiana Jones movies (didn't care much for Last Crusade)
The Emperor's New Groove
Lilo & Stitch (BTW, f**k the TV series)
The Commitments
City Lights
The Gold Rush
Raging Bull

...and many more, but these are my absolute favorites.

I completely forgot about Pan's Labyrinth and Dragonheart, I love those films! (I still have to keep my eyes hidden for a lot of Pan's Labyrinth, though! )

Demolition Man ( because of the 1970 Oldsmobile 442, not Sylvester Stallone.)
Brain Candy
The Princess Bride
Shrek 1 and 2
Cars
Jurassic Park (only the first one, really)
Ma Vie En Rose
the original '60's Batman ( "some days you just can't get rid of a bomb!")
Pulp Fiction
any movie with an Oldsmobile as one of the main cars...