Back to the Future Leathal Weapon Indiana Jones Godfather

Jackass I & II

LOTR trilogy

When I was a little kid... Clash of the Titans, Star Wars. As a teenager... Batman, Indiana Jones and Back to the Future. As an adult... LOTR Trilogy, Matrix, The Count of Monte Christo, Spiderman Series.

Hotel Rowanda A Dry White Season Cry Freedom Facing the Giants To Kill A Mockingbird 12 Angry Men Madame X October Skies Armageddon Star Wars(all of them) Star Trek(most of them) Love Comes Softly (all of the series) That's all I can think of right now.

-Memento. -Slacker -Rushmore. -Seven. -V For Vendetta. -Ghost World.

Charlie and the choc factory... yea i liked the dance and i went woaaow

Jurassic Park III Terminator II Mind Hunters Skeleton Key Mortal Kombat

The first Star Wars, it was groundbreaking for the special effects at the time.

The sixth sense The Illusionist

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Rock Star Hedwig and The Angry Inch Dazed and Confused Detroit Rock City Garden State What Dreams May Come V for Vendetta

Memento Till Human Voices Wake Us Amelie http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/70395/380809

12 Monkeys

Pan's Labyrinth, V For Vendetta, The Departed, Hero, Closer, Amelie, Almost Famous, The Matrix, etc...

Match Point

overboard pixel perfect (at the end)

I just saw "The Patriot" with Mel Gibson and Heath Ledger and couldn't believe how sad it was.. I've been talking and crying about it for like 2 days now..

American History X and Forrest Gump

The Immortal and The Fountain.

Hair

blood diamonds, lord of war, fast food nation, thank you for smoking, idiocracy, apocalypse now, hoosiers, 40 year old virgin, one flew over the cuckoo's nest, shawshank redemption.

Lord of War, Thank You for Smoking, The Last Samurai, Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind, Gladiator, The Good Shepherd... And a few others that I can't name off the top of my head.

Born Into Brothels

Once and Paris Je T Aime

Chicago, Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean Jimmy Dean, Westside Story, My Fair Lady, Brokeback Mountain, Metropolis(the one with Adam Ant's music)

Braveheart; Star Wars; Serenity; anything I watch on Turner Classic Movies.

wanted

"Braveheart" "Lord of the Rings" "Dances with Wolves"

Maiko Haaaan!!! and Shaolin Soccer. Two very funny Asian comedies.

gone baby gone

natural born killers

pirates of the caribbean because orlando bloom is that sexy!

For technical achievement: Lord of the Rings trilogy Jurassic Park movies 300 Sin City and for entertainment (shock-type): The Sixth Sense (no, I didn't see it coming, LoL) Cliffhanger (most INTENSE 1st 10 minutes EVER) The Bourne Identity trio (action)

Me and You and Everyone We Know Dr. Strangelove Paths of Glory No Country for Old Men Blue Velvet The Nights of Cabiria

Gladiator has to rank right there at the top, followed by The Hunt for Red October and Vantage Point.

"Seven Voyages of Sinbad": Some of the best special effects I ever saw on the screen. "Fiend without a Face": One of the scariest I ever saw. "Night of the Living Dead": Another very scary flick. "Tucker": A terrific story of one man sort-of overcoming tremendous odds. "Pharlap": If you like stories about horses, this is a good one. I thought it was better than "Seabiscuit". "Fantastic Voyage": A great fantasy movie of a team of doctors and technicians being reduced to the size of a single cell and going through a scientist's body to save his life. "The Agony and the Ecstasy": Michelangelo and the painting of the Sistine Chapel. "The Ten Commandments": Pretty good for an abbreviated version of the Old Testament's books of Eodus through Deuteronomy. "King": The story of Martin Luther King, Jr. "With All Deliberate Speed": The story of Brown V. The Board of Education. "Something the Lord Made": True story of a man "behind the scenes" and "in the shadow" of a Nobel Laureate. "Citizen Kane": one of the best flicks ever made. "Barnum": story of P.T. Barnum - the circus man - who was a whole lot more! "Mr. Holland's Opus": Great human interest story. "The Strangest Fruit": one story of one aspect of the U.S. civil rights movement. "The Learning Tree": another human interest story. There are others. Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoyed answering it! VTY, Ron Berue Yes, that is my real last name! Sources: Because you asked.

Signs Saw 2 Constantine.. I got nothin else..

I watched Lake House last night, and it was so WOW! It is a love story, but I am a sucker for those love stories...awesome movie!!

The Devil wears prada :D heard it's from a book