1. Titanic
2. The Sound of Music
3. Oliver and company (disney)
4. Armaggeddon
5. Finding Nemo
6. Goodnight mister Tom
7. Shrek 2

1- Love Actually
2- La cité de la peur
3- the Harry Potters
4- Kill Bill
5- The Lord of the ring
6- All Tim Burtons movies
7- St Graal by the Monty Python

mallrats was great!

brodie that was too little too late
TOO LITTLE? you said it was a good size!

The Last of the Mohicans.

Top 7? Uh, okay . . . well, my favorites are constantly changing, so here are the current ones in random order:
- Harold and Maude
- The Lord of the Rings
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
- DaVinci Code
- The Ring

Damn, can't think of 7 movies right now . . .

HARRY POTTER WILL NEVER BE BEATEN.

resident evil 1 and 2....not my favourites but the only ones i can tihnk of at present

hmmm, lets see..no particular order

-royal tennumbaums

-donnie darko

-whats eating gilbert grape

- the doors

-office space

-zoolander

-i huckabees

-

House of flying daggers
ten things i hate about you
pirates of the carribean
the beatles and the yellow submarien
school of rock
monty python and the holy grail
monty phython the life of brian
monty python and now for somthing completely different
starwars episods 3,4,5,6
galaxy quest
the hitch hikers guide to the galaxy
city of angles
freaky friday
Zoolander
starskey and hutch
roman road
some kind of monster
etc....... (in no particular order)
More than seven and i could think of millions more.... what i'm a movie person

At the moment (since it changes time to time) and in no particular order:

1. The Pianist
2. Velvet Goldmine
3. Amelie
4. American Splendor
5. Harold and Maude
6. Pecker
7. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

no order..

A Very Long Engagement
Millers Crossing
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Walk the Line
Reality Bites
Garden State
Finding Nemo

Confessions of A Dangerous Mind
The Matrix
V for Vendetta
Lord of The Rings: Return of The King
One Night At The Roxbury
Lucky Number S7evin
Forrest Gump

Storytelling- dark yet hilarious
welcome to the dollhouse- funny as hell dark comedy
The Fabulous Destiny of Amelie Poulain- the fabulous audrey tautou
tale of two sisters- didn't get it but it was still good
sameritian girl- best friends- ones a prostitute, the other is her pimp
the matrix- same as below
ghost in the shell- very cool to me

whale rider
my own private idaho
requiem for a dream
amelie
suddenly 30
donnie darko
breakfast at tiffany's

1. Shaun of the Dead
2. Donnie Darko :/
3. Mallrats
4. Requiem for a Dream
5. Hot Fuzz
6. Clerks
7. Anchorman

Oh YaY!

You like it too? River is kind of my idol. Just

I like it mainly because it's a gay movie
and also because I LOVE Keanu


but River was brilliant in that film, I'll give you that


although I don't quite get the idea of him being your idol...
(you know, all those drugs and stuff )

lol, not for the drugs and that, for the acting style, if you could even call it a style. It's like.. I can't even describe it.

Haha, I know what you mean


Shame about the drugs tho'
He was only 23 when he died

Oh God, such a waste...

ive only just found out that Jared Leto was like...an actor.
he's well nice.

These are just movies that are my favorite. In no order at all.
1. School of Rock
2. Pursuit of Happyness
3. White Chicks
4. Family Style
5. Kung Fu Hustle
6. Shaolin Soccer
7. Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny

1. The Double Life of Veronique
2. Red
3. Blue
4. White
5. A Short Film about Love
6. The Unbearable Lightness of Being
7. Before Sunrise

Agreed.

The revised list:
- Sybil
- To Wong Foo
- Donnie Darko
- The Sixth Sense
- Harold and Maude
- Dead Poets Society
- Ferris Bueller's Day Off

i have a new top 7!

1. The Lord of the Rings
2. Titanic
3. The Sound of Music
4. The Prestige
5. Memoirs of a Geisha
6. Bambi
7. Oliver& Company

leave

1) The Goonies
2) Napoleon Dynamite
3) One Crazy Summer
4) Grosse Pointe Blank
5) Con Air
6) Runaway Jury
7) Erin Brockevich

You can see a theme from the numbers 3-6. Can you guess what that theme is?

Im so mad that i didnt get to see that in theatres

1. American History X
2. Requiem For A Dream
3. The Boondock Saints
4.Snatch
5.Apocalypto
6.Shaun Of The Dead
7.Children Of Men

1. Grind
2. The Goonies
3. Lords of Dogtown
4. The Doors
5. The Rocky Horror Picture Show
6. Napolean Dynomite
7. Almost Famous

i absolutely love harold and maud=]

1.Benny & Joon
2.Charlie and the chocolate factory (tim burton's version)
3.Trainspotting
4.Dead Poets Society
5.Swing Kids
6.Little Miss Sunshine
7.Young Poisoners Handbook

lord of the rings123
willy wonka and the choc. factory.original
harold and maud
mr. deeds
kicking and screaming
little miss sunshine

*American History X
*Trainspotting
*Me Without You
*Cruel Intentions
*Ghost World

Yellow Submarine
Fantasia
The Little Mermaid
Beauty and the Beast
Lion King



So I pretty much like watching animated films

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Street crowds in Stockholm.

I preffer tv serieses like Kanokon Paniponi Dash and Elfen Lied to movies but I'll say Spirited Away as a favourite movie.

school of rock
star wars 3 but i love all the old ones
down with love
pleasantville
watchmen

Top Ten (I'm sorry, I can't pick up just 7!)

1) Johnny Stecchino
2) My Fair Lady
3) Big Fish
4) La vita è bella
5) Les Choristes
6) Paris, Je t'aime
7) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
8) Edward Scissorhands
9) Lola Rennt
10) Les Triplettes de Belleville

Bonus:

Finding Nemo and The Little Mermaid



I love that movie



I've never seen this one, but I've always wanted to.

Hey
These are my some of favorite movies

Under The Tuscan Sun
Unfaithful
Mr Holland's Opus
Gladiator
Caddyshack
Forest Gump
The Machinist
The Royal Tenenbaums
The Sound of Music
The Goodbye Girl

1. Quadrophenia (about The Who: Mods and Rockers in the 60s)
2. Control (about Joy Divison: mainly Ian Curtis)
3. Harry Potter 5: Order of the Phoenix
4. Step Brothers
5. Barely Legal
6. Goal
7. Harry Potter 3: Prisoner of Azkaban

yay like this listing thing.


1) DONNIE DARKO - i av schizophrenia so it 'bodes'(?) well wif me.

ok im done ;D

Toy story 3 and Burlesque are my favorite movies..

Stand By Me
The Faculty
Hollywood Homicide
Texas Chainsaw Masscare (04.. i think)
Nightmare Before Christmas
Breakfast Club
Running On Empty

Films I watched this year that I really loved...

My Own Private Idaho
The Matrix Trilogy
Somewhere
Shallow Grave
Constantine
Rock Star
The Dark Knight