Name the best ten movies uve seen?

Answer 1

1. Lord of the Rings Trilogy
2. Sense and sensibility
3. Titanic
4. Jurassic Park
5. Pride and prejudice (Any version)
6. Breakfast Club
7. Princess Bride
8. Scream Trilogy
9. 13 going on 30
10. Pirates 1
11. X-men 1, 2 and 3
Others that didn't make it in my top eleven:
Wedding Singer, Bringing Down the House, Labyrinth, Saw 1, the Grudge, Signs, Batman Returns.

Answer 2

My best 10 movies of all time:

1. Star Wars I " A New Hope"
2. Schindler's List
3. Forrest Gump
4. The Sound of Music
5. The Omen
6. An Affair to Remember
7. Casablanca
8. Ben Hur
9. Raiders of the Lost Ark
10. Return of the Jedi

Answer 3

1. The Lion King (cant beat the classics)
2. Pirates of the Caribbean
3. Four Brothers
4. The Excorcist
5. Look who's talking
6. X Men 3 rocked
7. Crash
8. The Mummy
9. Blast From the Past
10. Bring It On
I have more but these r the ones i remember...

Answer 4

Well, the 10 best movies I have ever seen in my life ever yet are: -

1. Evolution
2. Batman - 1
3. Superman - 1
4. The Mask (I loved the scene where he gives a Frontal Atomic
Wedgie to a horny bully and takes out a Condom out
of his underwear)
5. Masters of the Universe
6. The Fifth Element
7. Spiderman - 1
8. Alien vs. Predator
9. Terminator - 2
10. Scary Movie - 3

Answer 5

1. Amadeus (Milos Forman)
2. Le Grande Buffet
3. Interview with the vampire
4. Thelma & Louise
5. Dead Poet Society
6. Moonstruck
7. Far away so close (Wim Wemnders)
8. The 7th Seal (Bergman)
9. The Phantom Of The Opera (Schumacher)
10. Cinema Paradiso (Tornatore)

And much more

Answer 6

The 10 best movies I've seen lately...(not in order)

1. The Chronicles of Narnia
2. Fun with Dick & Jane
3. Nacho Libre
4. Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire
5. Silent Hill
6. Click
7. Akeelah & The Bee
8. You, Me, & Dupree
9. The Da Vinci Code
10. X-Men: The Last Stand

Answer 7

1. Vertigo (1958): Alfred Hitchcock's profound, deeply personal, masterfully arranged and richly textured suspense masterpiece.

2. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968): Stanley Kubrick's deeply thought-provoking science-fiction symphony.

3. The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928): Carl Dreyer's silent masterpiece, which dabbles beautifully in both stark realism and expressionism.

4. 8½ (1963): Frederico Fellini's surreal and hallucinatory showbiz satire.

5. Tokyo Story (1953): Yashujiro Ozu's sad, emotionally-powerful and understated masterwork, which paints a quiet, nostalgic view of traditions and values lost in a changing society.

6. Citizen Kane (1941): Orson Welles' first feature-film is one the most innovative and influential films ever made, and is widely regarded as the greatest film of all-time.

7. Rashomon (1950): Akira Kurosawa's examination of the nature of truth and the first Japanese film to gain major notoriety in the states.

8. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964): Stanley Kubrick's hilarious and paranoid cold war satire, which features amazing dual-performances by the comedic genius Peter Sellers.

9. The Godfather (1972): Francis Ford Coppola's incredible multi-generational crime saga which delves into the dark side of the capitalist American Dream.

10. The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (1972): Luis Bunuel's absurd and surreal jab at upper-class mannerisms and behavior, and also at the conventions of society.

Answer 8

1. Dinotopia

2. Time of the Wolf

3. Tristian + Isolde

4. I am David

5. Because of Winn - Dixie

6. Soccer Dog The Movie

7. The Amazing Panda Adventure

8. The Biggest Fan

9. High School Musical

10. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Answer 9

1. The Professional
2. Star Wars
3. The outlaw Josey Whales
4. The good the bad and the ugly
5. Half Baked
6. The hills have eyes
7. Forrest Gump
8. Goodfellas
9. Saving Private Ryan
10. Dirty Dancing

Answer 10

Con Air, Universal Soldier, The Last Boy Scout,
G.I. Jane, An American Werewolf In Paris,
Genger Snaps 2, and all the Rocky movies