Here is mine

1. Godfather (fantastic insight into the Mafia)
2. Once Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Jack Nicklson awesome)
3. Good fellows (Very Clever)
4. Godfather 2 (Great follow on to original)
5.Lord Of the Rings (my precious enough said)
6.Silence of the Lambs (watched 4 times and saw something different)
7. The Matrix (Great example of post modernism)
8. Forest Gump (Classic insight into autism)
9.To Kill a Mockingbird (should be further up the list)
10.The Pianist (Beautifully written)

Great example of ....What the hell is that all about?

Seabiscuit. Always makes me cry at the end.

Is this 10 favourite films or an opinion of the 10 "best"? E.g. Elf would be in my favourites for sentimental reasons, but's not really a cinematographic masterpiece.

Top 5 for me.

1. Seabiscuit. (true story and a tear jerker)
2. Ferris Buellers day off. ( classic)
3. Say anything. (John Cusack at his best)
4. Miracle on 34th street. (Richard attenborough version. A must every christmas)
5. Transformers 1. ( took the kids but I loved it )

Aw god forgot about seabiscuit, great example of heroism, will discuss postmodernism when sober

Forrest Gump isn't autistic in the films. I know he's a savant in the book, but I don't think he is in the film.


Fight Club is always high up in my list of favourite ever films.

1 It's a Wonderful Life (Capra's masterpiece - the ultimate feel good film, never fails to make me blub)

2 The Godfather Part II (a work of genius, every scene is superb)

3 Monty Python's Life of Brian (the most quotable film ever!)

4 The Shawshank Redemption (all about hope over adversity - with a stunning twist towards the end)

5 Amelie (funny, charming and the lovely Audrey Tautou)

1. Life of Brian
2. Star Wars episode 5
3. Star wars episode 3
4. Man on Fire
5. Saw

Zulu,make's you proud to be British.

Seabiscuit, a classic. Like the Saw films too. Love a good old Vietnamlike war movie and corny Day After Tomorrowlike stuff. Any true story classics also.

I can watch Sergio leone's masterpiece The Good The bad and the ugly over and over again.

1 Lucky Number Slevin
2 Snatch
3 Gladiator
4 Mike Bassett
5 Jonny English
6 Wedding Crashers
7 Invincible
8 Without A Paddle
9 Rush Hour
10 Underworld

Too many really to get down to 10.

Goodfella's
Casino
Star Wars
Betty Blue

Can't disagree too much with that would include Independance Day because its so naff its brilliant, and Whats eating Gilbert Grape, but for me I am sorry to say Lord of the Rings would be my number one by a mile. WE all looked forward ever Christmas to seeing the next episode. A book that you would feel was impossible to make into a film and yet Jackson did it briliantly! The Matrix Trilogy was good too, I keep watching it and I hope to understand it some day soon!