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Top ten must see films?

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Original post by myusername.

1. Now is Good, with Dakota Fanning. It's quite a new film you might have heard of about a girl who is dying of a terminal illness and has a list of things she wants to do before she dies. The film didn't really go down well with critics but it is honestly one of the most inspiring and moving films I've ever seen, I literally cried from start to finish!
8. Life of Pi
9. The Hobbit


I really recommend reading the books for these films, if you haven't already :h:
Original post by desdemonata
I really recommend reading the books for these films, if you haven't already :h:


I've read Life of Pi and The Hobbit. The book for Now is Good is called Before I Die, right? I haven't read that one but I will do soon!
Original post by myusername.
I've read Life of Pi and The Hobbit. The book for Now is Good is called Before I Die, right? I haven't read that one but I will do soon!


Yep. One of my favourite books :smile:
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trainspotting
shawshank redemption
pulp fiction
the green mile
forrest gump
gladiator
braveheart
se7en
the newest batman films
saving private ryan
Original post by russellsteapot
Mine changes all the time and I have about 50 films I'd want to list, but I think my current 10 (with some slight deviation as certain films work best with their trilogy buddies) would be:

Love Exposure
Das Boot
The Lives of Others
Requiem for a Dream
Downfall
Vengeance Trilogy (not a proper trilogy, but never mind)
The Godfather (1&2, 3 is an abomination)
Schindler's List
A Town Called Panic
Once Upon a Time in America


Some great choices buddy, particularly "The Lives of Others", "Downfall", "Godfather" and "Schindler's List"!
Django Unchained has probably forced it's way into my top 10.
The Matrix (Seen it 8+ times but every time its on TV I watch the whole thing)
Toy Story (1,2,3)
Shawshank Redemption
Lord of the Rings (1,2,3)
Bourne Identity & Bourne Supremacy (Ultimatum is good, but is no where near as thrilling)
Gran Torino
District 9
Pulp Fiction Fight Club
Gladiator
Spirited Away
(edited 11 years ago)
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any movie by stanley kubrick fullstop
Seperate lists for animated films and live motion films, as I see them differently:

Animations:
Spirited Away
The Lion King
Ratatouille
How To Train Your Dragon
Up

Live Motion Films:
Amadeus
The Shawshank Redemption
The Talented Mr Ripley
The Illusionist
The Prestige
The Godfather (1)
American Beauty
Pirates of the Caribbean (yeah I think you have to watch it)
Life of Pi
Inception
Batman Trilogy (but mainly batman begins)
Monsters Inc.
Memento
Shutter Island
Lord of the Rings (counting all three as 1 movie)
Avatar
Serenity
Pirates of the Carribean (all of them)
Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban
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1)The Harry Potter series (duh!)
2)The pianist
3)star wars trilogy
4)lord of the rings
5)back to the future trilogy
6)matrix
7)restless
8)perks of being a wallflower (read it if possible too)
9)scott pilgrim
10)mean girls (it is quite literally the ultimate chick flick)

sorry some of these are really depressing i.e the pianist but they really moved me
Not in any particular order:

Lady and the Tramp
The Pianist
How to Train your Dragon
Forrest Gump
Titanic
Harry Potter Series
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A Walk to Remember
Titanic
Romeo and Juliet
Remember Me
Final Destination
The Blind Side
27 Dresses
The Boy in Striped Pyjamas
The Departed
Catch Me If You Can
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1) Lion King
2) Jungle Book
3) 4 lions
4) Forrest Gump
5) Gandhi
6) Dark Knight
7) Star Wars III Revenge of the Sith
8) The Dammed United
9) Hot Fuzz
10) Shaun of the Dead
Lotr
Shawshank redemption
Master and commander
Gladiator
Godfather trilogy
Rocky series
Last of the Mohicans
Tropic thunder
Amadeus
the Departed
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Shawshank redemption
Maginificent 7
Lord of the Rings
Braveheart
Saving private ryan
Kiss the girls
Hannibal trilogy
The Patriot
Lethal weapon series
Die hard series
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I almost forgot, Sleepers with Robert de niro is a great film.
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Heat
Citizen Kane
There Will Be Blood
The Third Man
Mulholland Dr.
Apocalypse Now
The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
Badlands
2001: A Space Odyssey
On The Waterfront
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My favourite ones I can think of off the top of my head:

1. Finding Nemo (obviously)
2. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
3. The Incredibles
4. Unstoppable
5. 500 Days of Summer
6. 21 Jump Street
7. Stop-Loss (one of my all-time faves)
8. Silver Linings Playbook
9. Taken (1&2, Liam Neeson should be God)
10. Ted

(I'm a massive Disney fan, though, so if I were to be really bias this list would be full of Disney).
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- Casablanca
- Gone with the Wind
- To Kill A Mockingbird
- Citizen Kane
- Rear Window
- It's a Wonderful Life
- Dr Zhivago
- Sabrina
- Gigi
- An Affair to Remember/Sunset Boulevard

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