see: Cannibal! The Musical you'll hear cartman's voice in that one quite a few times. trey and matt's best effort (and their first!) so far...
For those that are wondering, here's the list of the most mentioned films. Shawshank Redemption gave The Godfather a run for his money but couldn't keep up. just to keep count: Listed 15 times Godfather I Listed 14 times Listed 13 times Listed 12 times Shawshank Redemption Listed 11 times The Matrix Listed 10 times Pulp Fiction Godfather II Listed 9 times Star Wars: A New Hope Listed 8 times The Big Lebowski Forrest Gump Listed 7 times Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Dr. Strangelove Gladiator Fight Club Office Space Braveheart Goodfellas Listed 6 times A Clockwork Orange Saving Private Ryan Listed 5 times Good Will Hunting Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Lawrence of Arabia Casablanca Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark Usual Suspects Listed 4 times Old School Donnie Brasco The Breakfast Club American History X 2001: A Space Odyssey Seven Samurai Snatch Garden State Seven Field of Dreams Apocalypse Now Listed 3 times: Back to the Future Infernal Affairs A Beautiful Mind Boondock Saints Half Baked Mulholland Drive Heat The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Scarface Billy Madison Ocean's Eleven Anchorman This Is Spinal Tap Lock, Stock, and Two Smoke Barrels Citizen Kane Amelie Rushmore Monty Python and the Holy Grail Silence of the Lambs Listed 2 times: Dr. Zhivago Casino The Shining Magnolia Kill Bill Fargo Die Hard Patton The Patriot Repo Man My Sassy Girl Unbreakable Silence of the Lambs The Princess Bride Blow Conan the Barbarian On The Waterfront Harold and Kumar go to White Castle The Third Man Crash Cool Hand Luke North by Northwest High Fidelity Annie Hall Cinderella Man Antwone Fisher Airplane! Top Secret! Grave of the Fireflies Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Terminator 2 Dumb and Dumber Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Reservoir Dogs Happy Gilmore Jurrasic Park Gattaca The Green mile Schindler's List Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Rings
Best in Show Waiting for Guffman Rocky Superman II Napoleon Dynamite Vacation Weird Science Tommy Boy Footloose Star Wars
Here's a list of my top 10 (err, make that 13) movies.... that haven't been listed yet: The Lady Eve - Best screwball comedy of all time. Just the most perfect combination of humor, romance, and sexiness ever put on film. The Apartment - Great film which offers a delicate balance of humor, meloncholy, and enough justified satisfaction without being too sentimental. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon - One of the must beautiful movies ever shot. It's got action, scope, subtlety, poetic philosophy and cinematography. The Thomas Crown Affair (1999) - It's got great heist scenes, a delightful cat and mouse storyline, and Rene Russo's boobs. Just an incredibly fun movie all the way around. 40 year old Virgin - Of all the top notch recent comedies (Anchorman, Dodgeball, Harold and Kumar, Wedding Crashers etc.) this is the one I like the most. It does "guy talk" as good as any movie since Swingers. And it does sincerity and pathos without being maudlin or overly sentimental. Rounders - Great movie. It's another one of these "underdog overcoming enormous obstacles and winning out in the end" type flicks, so it's not exactly groundbreaking. It's Rocky with poker. But there's a reason why people keep trying to churn out these storylines. When one of these films is done correctly, it's extremely satisfying. And this movie is more than that. Glengarry Glen Ross - It might have the most impressive combination of writing and acting in movie history. Read that last line again. There's not much more I need to say. Ikiru - Just your run of the mill sad lonely ballad, examining the worth of a man's life, and ultimately how he's able to bring some measure of change and meaning to the world before he passes. So it's basically a deeply moving and uplifting film about the human condition. Nothing special. Say Anything - The best teen movie of the past 20+ years. Smart, quirky, well-observed and genuine. Emma - I was going to put Pride and Prejudice here (the Kiera Knightly version since she's hotness squared) but I went with Emma instead. I prefer (by a whisker) the fun poked at Emma's haughtiness over the straight-forward fiestiness of Elizabeth Bennett. And I enjoy the playful banter between Emma and whatshisname, a bit more than the battle of wills and wits between Elizabeth and the other whatshisname. An Officer and a Gentleman - One of the best feel good movies of the past 25 years. It's got a well done hero's journey and an iconic ending sequence. What's there not to like? Trading Places - First off it's absolutely hilarious. Not to mention that it's keen, sharp observations on class consciousness. And it has a rare climax sequence involving the stock market. So it gets extra cool points for originality. Unfaithfully Yours - I wasn't going to add another Preston Sturges film (he did The Lady Eve), but Unfaithfully Yours is probably the most unknown, under-appreciated gem of all time. Just trust me, if you ever see this movie (the original one with Rex Harrison, not the remake with Dudley Moore) on your channel guide, or video store: watch it, Tivo it, or rent it. You won't be sorry.
no particular order il postino life is beautiful the godfather heat bottle rocket glory seven legends of the fall the usual suspects memento
no order old boy city of god ( the one set in brazil) the passion of the christ transformers the movie ferris buellers day off goodfellas Lord Of The Rings Series Snatch Blow gladiator The Sandlot Coming to America Anchorman 40 yr. old virgin Boondock saints I can keep going haha.
Garden State Eternal Sunshine American Beauty The Dangerous Lives Of Altar Boys Breakfast On Pluto The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things Aladdin Fargo Anchorman This Is...Spinal Tap!
I cant believe none of yall mentioned The Great Escape. 1) The Godfather 1&2 2) Casino 3) The Great Escape 4) Rounders 5) 40 Year Old Virgin 6) Collateral 7) Pulp Fiction 8) Anger Management 9) Gladiator 10) Click 11) Requiem for a Dream 12) Big Fish 13) Scarface 14) Blow
Strawberry & Chocolate Southern Comfort Soldier's Girl Show Me Love Nico and Dani Ma Vie en Rose (My Life in Pink) Latter Days But I'm A Cheerleader Bound Beautiful Thing Brokeback Mountain
You people have got to be kidding. No mentions of Return of the King? The most glorious film ending of all time?
Sorry, but to me The Lord Of The Rings is - first and foremost - a book. I did love the movies (casting was spot-on, sets and locations were fantastic).. it's just that they feel less like movies and more like supplementary material for the book. I dunno, call me purist And by the way, the most glorious film ending of all time is not Frodo and Bilbo's sleep-inducing departure from the Grey Havens.. it's John McClane getting knocked off the wing of a 747, but managing to rip off a fuel tank panel causing the plane to leak a trail of fuel, then waiting till the last possible moment to set it aflame with a lighter, blowing up the terrorist bastards and forming a blazing streak of fire along the ground for the low-on-fuel planes circling overhead (one of which his wife is on) to land by
you wanna talk glorius film endings. what about Daniel Laruso's Willis Reed-esque return from injury to win the all valley tournament.
you can obviously see that the ref was giving the match to daniel. When Mr.Miyagi gave the "okay", the ref just put his whistle in his pocket and his hands behind his back
