Urbanlegend23's Top 100 Films Countdown

[urbanlegend23]

I'll follow suit and do one of these too :D It's as of 4/01/06...it could change when I see films I haven't seen from 2005 or ever...such as Munich or Walk the Line or whatever.

In my Countdown I'll include the Director, Year Released and the Highlight of the film, as well as including how many nominations/wins it received at my year-end awards (which only began in 1997, so it only counts for films from 1997 onwards). :)

I'll start here...

#100: The Body Snatcher

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Director: Robert Wise
Year Released: 1945
Highlight: Boris Karloff's chilling performance.

[urbanlegend23]

#99: The Ice Storm

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Director: Ang Lee
Year Released: 1997
Highlight: Christina Ricci in an intriguing "I'll show you mine if you show me yours" role.
My Awards (Nominations - 7): Best Picture, Best Actress in a Leading Role (Joan Allen), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Christina Ricci & Sigourney Weaver), Best Director (Ang Lee), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography

[urbanlegend23]

#98: Good Will Hunting

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Director: Gus Van Sant
Year Released: 1997
Highlight: Robin Williams' outburst about his wife.
My Awards (Nominations - 6): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Leading Role (Matt Damon), Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Robin Williams), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Minnie Driver), Best Director (Gus Van Sant), Best Original Screenplay

[urbanlegend23]

#97: Boys Don't Cry

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Director: Kimberley Pierce
Year Released: 1999
Highlight: The brutal rape scene...unflinching, horrific, heartbreaking.
My Awards (Winner - 1): Best Actress in a Leading Role (Hilary Swank)

[urbanlegend23]

#96: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

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Director: Mike Newell
Year Released: 2005
Highlight: The Yule Ball.
My Awards (Nominations - 9, winners for 2005 not yet decided): Best Picture, Best Director (Mike Newell), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Art Direction, Best Production Desgin, Best Editing, Best Sound, Best Special Effects, Best Makeup

[TylerDurden182]

The Body Snatcher- N/A
The Ice Storm- 7/10
Good Will Hunting- 8/10
Boys Don't Cry- 7/10
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire- 4/10

[Cronos]

The Body Snatcher- 8/10
The Ice Storm- 6/10
Good Will Hunting- 9/10
Boys Don't Cry- 7/10
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire- 2/10

[AngelDust06]

The Body Snatcher- N/A
The Ice Storm- N/A
Good Will Hunting- 8.5/10
Boys Don't Cry- 8.5/10
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire- N/A

[Hannibal21]

My ratings for the ones I've seen:

The Ice Storm - 9/10
Good Will Hunting - 7/10
Boys Don't Cry - 8.5/10
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - 7.5/10

[urbanlegend23]

#95: This Boy's Life

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Director: Michael Caton-Jones
Year Released: 1993
Highlight: The powerful and horrifying scenes of physical abuse.

[urbanlegend23]

#94: Dr. Zhivago

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Director: David Lean
Year Released: 1965
Highlight: Zhivago's hallucinations of seeing his wife and child.

[urbanlegend23]

#93: Alien

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Director: Ridley Scott
Year Released: 1979
Highlight: Ripley skimps down to nightshirt and panties :)

[urbanlegend23]

#92: Signs

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Director: M. Night Shyamalan
Year Released: 2002
Highlight: The birthday party video.
My Awards (Nominations - 2): Best Actor in a Leading Role (Mel Gibson), Best Original Screenplay

[AngelDust06]

I loved signs . To me it was underated that year...well at least to people I know.

[urbanlegend23]

#91: Adaptation

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Director: Spike Jonze
Year Released: 2002
Highlight: On the set of Being John Malkovich.
My Awards (Nominations - 5): Best Actor in a Leading Role (Nicolas Cage), Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Chris Cooper), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Meryl Streep), Best Original Screenplay, Best Editing

[AngelDust06]

Awsome Film....8.5/10

[urbanlegend23]

Originally posted by AngelDust06
I loved signs . To me it was underated that year...well at least to people I know.

I adore it as well, and wish more people saw the brilliant film I did...

#90: Amadeus

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Director: Milos Forman
Year Released: 1984
Highlight: Watching how well the silent, almost morbid F. Murray Abraham and the hilarious, giddy Tom Hulce play off each other.

[urbanlegend23]

#89: Cape Fear

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Director: Martin Scorsese
Year Released: 1991
Highlight: Juliette Lewis' brilliant performance during the scene where her character first meets Robert DeNiro's psychopath/stalker character.

[urbanlegend23]

#88: Brief Encounter

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Director: David Lean
Year Released: 1945
Highlight: Thoughts on a train.

[urbanlegend23]

#87: Jerry Maguire

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Director: Cameron Crowe
Year Released: 1996
Highlight: "Don't..ever...stop...FUCKING ME!"

[TylerDurden182]

This Boy's Life- N/A
Doctor Zhivago- 8/10
Alien- 9/10
Signs- 7/10
Adaptation- 8/10
Amadeus- 9/10
Cape Fear- 7/10
Brief Encounter- 9/10
Jerry Maguire- 9/10

[AngelDust06]

I loved Jerry McGuire!

8.5/10

[Hannibal21]

This Boy's Life - 8/10
Alien - 8/10
Signs - 6/10
Adaptation - 8.5/10
Amadeus - 9.5/10
Cape Fear - 8.5/10
Brief Encounter - 9.5/10
Jerry Maguire - 6/10

[urbanlegend23]

#86: The Thin Red Line

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Director: Terrence Malick
Year Released: 1998
Highlight: The cinematography!
My Awards (Wins - 4): Best Director (Terrence Malick), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Music
My Awards (Nominations - 3): Best Picture, Best Editing, Best Sound

[TylerDurden182]

The Thin Red Line- 10/10

[urbanlegend23]

#85: JFK

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Director: Oliver Stone
Year Released: 1991
Highlight: The brilliant editing and woving together of the complex and intriguing story.

[urbanlegend23]

#84: American History X

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Director: Tony Kaye
Year Released: 1998
Highlight: The prison scenes. Truly haunting.
My Awards (Wins - 1): Best Actor in a Leading Role (Edward Norton)
My Awards (Nominations - 2): Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay

[urbanlegend23]

#83: Elizabeth

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Director: Shekar Kapur
Year Released: 1998
Highlight: Fiennes' betrayal.
My Awards (Wins - 3): Best Actress in a Leading Role (Cate Blanchett), Best Costume Design, Best Makeup
My Awards (Nominations - 5): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Geoffrey Rush), Best Director (Shekar Kapur), Best Cinematography, Best Production Design

[urbanlegend23]

#82: Mary Poppins

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Director: Robert Stevenson
Year Released: 1964
Highlight: "Just a spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down..."

[urbanlegend23]

#81: Rain Man

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Director: Barry Levinson
Year Released: 1988
Highlight: Every moment of Dustin Hoffman's charismatic and moving performance.

[urbanlegend23]

#80: Heavenly Creatures

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Director: Peter Jackson
Year Released: 1994
Highlight: The murder scene.

[TylerDurden182]

JFK- 8/10
American History X- 9/10
Elizabeth- 5/10
Mary Poppins- 5/10
Rain Man- 9/10
Heavenly Creatures- N/A

[Hannibal21]

The Thin Red Line - 6/10 (need to see again though, as I haven't seen this in 6 years)
JFK - 8/10
American History X - 8/10
Elizabeth - 9/10
Mary Poppins - 6/10
Rain Man - 8/10
Heavenly Creatures - 9/10

[urbanlegend23]

#79: The Green Mile

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Director: Frank Darabont
Year Released: 1999
Highlight: "It's like pieces of glass in my head, all the time..."
My Awards (Nominations - 1): Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Michael Clarke Duncan)

[urbanlegend23]

#78: L.A. Confidential

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Director: Curtis Hanson
Year Released: 1997
Highlight: That shock moment, with a certain main character being, out-of-nowhere shot in the head. Awesome.
My Awards (Wins - 1): Best Adapted Screenplay
My Awards (Nominations - 7): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Leading Role (Russell Crowe), Best Director (Curtis Hanson), Best Production Design, Best Costume Design, Best Editing, Best Music

[urbanlegend23]

#77: Finding Nemo

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Director: Andrew Stanton & Lee Unkrich
Year Released: 2003
Highlight: Speaking whale.
My Awards (Wins - 1): Best Original Screenplay
My Awards (Nominations - 1): Best Art Direction

[urbanlegend23]

#76: Kill Bill Vol. 2

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Director: Quentin Tarantino
Year Released: 2004
Highlight: The Bride breaks out of her coffin in an inspirational, wonderfully executed sequence, and then walks into a cafeteria, dirt streaming off her, and calmly asks for a glass of water :D
My Awards (Wins - 2): Best Actress in a Leading Role (Uma Thurman), Best Music
My Awards (Nominations - 2): Best Director (Quentin Tarantino), Best Original Screenplay

[urbanlegend23]

#75: A Beautiful Mind

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Director: Ron Howard
Year Released: 2001
Highlight: Alicia tries to instigate love between her and her husband, is refused, and, frustrated and tired, throws her glass of water at a bathroom mirror, screaming in pain.
My Awards (Wins - 2): Best Actor in a Leading Role (Russell Crowe), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Jennifer Connelly)
My Awards (Nominations - 3): Best Director (Ron Howard), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Music

[AngelDust06]

wow good movie after good movie. You my friend are on a role. About 70% of these are in my top 100

[TylerDurden182]

The Green Mile- 8/10
L.A. Confidential- 10/10
Finding Nemo- 6/10
Kill Bill Volume 2- 10/10
A Beautiful Mind- 9/10

[Hannibal21]

L.A. Confidential - 9.5/10
Finding Nemo - 8/10
Kill Bill Volume 2 - 9/10
A Beautiful Mind - 9/10

[urbanlegend23]

Originally posted by AngelDust06
wow good movie after good movie. You my friend are on a role. About 70% of these are in my top 100

:D

#74: Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying & Love the Bomb

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Director: Stanley Kubrick
Year Released: 1964
Highlight: "You can't fight in here! This is the war room!"

[urbanlegend23]

#73: The Exorcist

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Director: William Friedkin
Year Released: 1973
Highlight: "Let Jesus f**k you!" The entire sequence is terrifying and also somewhat amusing in a dark way.

[urbanlegend23]

#72: Closer

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Director: Mike Nichols
Year Released: 2004
Highlight: The internet conversation between Law and Owen.
My Awards (Wins - 3): Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Clive Owen), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Natalie Portman), Best Adapted Screenplay
My Awards (Nominations - 3): Best Picture, Best Actress in a Leading Role (Julia Roberts), Best Director (Mike Nichols)

[urbanlegend23]

#71: The Hours

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Director: Stephen Daldry
Year Released: 2002
Highlight: Moore's almost-suicide.
My Awards (Wins - 2): Best Actress in a Leading Role (Nicole Kidman), Best Adapted Screenplay
My Awards (Nominations - 6): Best Picture, Best Actress in a Leading Role (Meryl Streep), Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Ed Harris), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Julianne Moore), Best Editing, Best Music

[urbanlegend23]

#70: Chicago

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Director: Rob Marshall
Year Released: 2002
Highlight: "Oh, I hope that didn't hurt the baby!" Zellweger's media manipulation.
My Awards (Wins - 3): Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Catherine Zeta-Jones), Best Editing, Best Music
My Awards (Nominations - 9): Best Picture, Best Actress in a Leading Role (Renee Zellweger), Best Director (Rob Marshall), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Art Direction, Best Production Design, Best Costume Design, Best Makeup

[TylerDurden182]

Dr.Strangelove- 10/10
The Exorcist- 8/10
Closer- 9/10
The Hours- N/A
Chicago- 7/10

[AngelDust06]

hmmm Those are in my top 100 to with the exception of The Hours.

[Puck Bond]

100. The Body Snatcher-N/A
99. The Ice Storm-N/A
98. Good Will Hunting-10/10
97. Boys Don't Cry-N/A
96. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire-9/10
95. This Boy's Life-8/10
94. Doctor Zhivago-8/10
93. Alien-9/10
92. Signs-9/10
91. Adaptation.-8/10
90. Amadeus-9/10
89. Cape Fear(1991)-8/10
88. Brief Encounter-8/10
87. Jerry Maguire-8/10
86. The Thin Red Line-10/10
85. JFK-10/10
84. American History X-9/10
83. Elizabeth-8/10
82. Mary Poppins-8/10
81. Rain Man-9/10
80. Heavenly Creatures-8/10
79. The Green Mile-10/10
78. L.A. Confidential-10/10
77. Finding Nemo-8/10
76. Kill Bill: Vol. 2-9/10
75. A Beautiful Mind-10/10
74. Dr. Strangelove-10/10
73. The Exorcist-10/10
72. Closer-8/10
71. The Hours-7/10
70. Chicago-9/10

[AngelDust06]

I belive once I get to 500- posts I will reviel my top 100 list.

[urbanlegend23]

Glad you liked/loved every movie on my list so far, Puck :) I'll follow your list...and I need to catch up on your's too, Tyler :)

#69: Scent of a Woman

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Director: Martin Brest
Year Released: 1992
Highlight: Blind-driving.

[urbanlegend23]

#68: Traffic

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Director: Steven Soderbergh
Year Released: 2000
Highlight: The condom-on-cigarette-pack scene, or any scene featuring Del Toro.
My Awards (Wins - 1)]: Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Benicio Del Toro)
My Awards (Nominations - 3): Best Director (Steven Soderbergh), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Editing

[urbanlegend23]

#67: Aliens

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Director: Ridley Scott
Year Released: 1986
Highlight: A shitload of aliens sneak across a platform/roof setting, following Ripley and co. A big frightening moment!

[Puck Bond]

69. Scent of a Woman-9/10...probably my favorite Al Pacino performance next to Dog Day Afternoon...a wonderful movie, my favorite scene being the one in the restaurant where he picks up the girl(forgot her name...sexy looker w/sultry lips) and they do the tango.

68. Traffic-9/10...a great movie that I happened to watch again like 3 weeks ago...about as good as it gets depicting the drug trade awesome cast...especially Douglas, Del Toro, Zeta-Jones and Christensen.

67. Alien-8/10...I still like the original more but this sequel is one of the all time awesomest(is that a word even) action/sci-fi films ever with Weaver giving a kickass performance!

[TylerDurden182]

Scent of a Woman- 8/10
Traffic- 9/10
Aliens- 10/10

[Hannibal21]

Dr. Strangelove - 10/10
The Exorcist - 9/10
Closer - 8.5/10
The Hours - 9/10
Chicago - 9/10
Scent of a Woman - 7/10
Traffic - 8/10
Aliens - 9/10

[ilovemovies]

Ratings for the list:

On a **** scale:

100. The Body Snatcher-N/A
99. The Ice Storm ***
98. Good Will Hunting ****
97. Boys Don't Cry-N/A
96. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire ***
95. This Boy's Life-N/A
94. Doctor Zhivago-N/A
93. Alien ** 1/2
92. Signs-***
91. Adaptation. *** 1/2
90. Amadeus-N/A
89. Cape Fear(1991) ***
88. Brief Encounter-N/A
87. Jerry Maguire *** 1/2
86. The Thin Red Line ****
85. JFK ****
84. American History X *** 1/2
83. Elizabeth ***
82. Mary Poppins *** 1/2
81. Rain Man ****
80. Heavenly Creatures-N/A
79. The Green Mile ****
78. L.A. Confidential ****
77. Finding Nemo ***
76. Kill Bill: Vol. 2 *** 1/2
75. A Beautiful Mind *** 1/2
74. Dr. Strangelove-N/A
73. The Exorcist ****
72. Closer **
71. The Hours-N/A
70. Chicago-****
69. Scent of a Woman N/A
68. Traffic ****
67. Aliens ****

[Macphist0]

100. The Body Snatcher
99. The Ice Storm 7/10
98. Good Will Hunting 9/10
97. Boys Don't Cry 7/10
96. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 7/10
95. This Boy's Life
94. Doctor Zhivago 8/10
93. Alien 9/10
92. Signs 7/10
91. Adaptation. 8/10
90. Amadeus 10/10
89. Cape Fear(1991) 6/10
88. Brief Encounter-N/A
87. Jerry Maguire 9/10
86. The Thin Red Line 7/10
85. JFK 9/10
84. American History X 8/10
83. Elizabeth 8/10
82. Mary Poppins 8/10
81. Rain Man 10/10
80. Heavenly Creatures 7/10
79. The Green Mile 9/10
78. L.A. Confidential 9.5/10
77. Finding Nemo 7/10
76. Kill Bill: Vol. 2 8/10
75. A Beautiful Mind 8/10
74. Dr. Strangelove 10/10
73. The Exorcist 9/10
72. Closer 7/10
71. The Hours-N/A
70. Chicago 7/10
69. Scent of a Woman 8/10
68. Traffic 9/10
67. Aliens 8/10

Definitely a fine list, and i gave a few 10 there, and i don't like to throw 10's around often, id probaly take a few of those in my 100.

[Rated R]

100. The Body Snatcher N/A
99. The Ice Storm N/A
98. Good Will Hunting 8/10
97. Boys Don't Cry N/A
96. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 7/10
95. This Boy's Life N/A
94. Doctor Zhivago N/A
93. Alien 9/10
92. Signs 7/10
91. Adaptation. 9/10
90. Amadeus N/A
89. Cape Fear(1991) 7/10
88. Brief Encounter-N/A
87. Jerry Maguire 8/10
86. The Thin Red Line 7/10
85. JFK 10/10
84. American History X 9/10
83. Elizabeth N/A
82. Mary Poppins N/A
81. Rain Man 7/10
80. Heavenly Creatures N/A
79. The Green Mile 8/10
78. L.A. Confidential 10/10
77. Finding Nemo 8/10
76. Kill Bill: Vol. 2 8/10
75. A Beautiful Mind 7/10
74. Dr. Strangelove 9/10
73. The Exorcist 8/10
72. Closer 8/10
71. The Hours 4/10
70. Chicago 7/10
69. Scent of a Woman 7/10
68. Traffic 9/10
67. Aliens 9/10

Nice list so far, a couple tens, several 9's and 8's and only one stinker from my humble opinion. I was not a fan of The Hours.

[urbanlegend23]

Originally posted by Puck Bond
69. Scent of a Woman-9/10...probably my favorite Al Pacino performance next to Dog Day Afternoon...a wonderful movie, my favorite scene being the one in the restaurant where he picks up the girl(forgot her name...sexy looker w/sultry lips) and they do the tango.


Oh, that scene is very much a runner-up for the highlight of the movie. Actually, it is the best scene. I don't know why I even put the blind-driving scene before it, I wasn't thinking clearly...I love both scenes though.

And thanks to those continuing to be interested in the list and taking the time to read it :)

#66: Schindler's List

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Director: Steven Spielberg
Year Released: 1993
Highlight: The performance of Ralph Fiennes...vicious, terrifying, unforgettable.

While I do really, really love this film, I will not deny that I find it overrated, and that is one of the reasons why it is not higher on the list.

[urbanlegend23]

#65: Casino

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Director: Martin Scorsese
Year Released: 1995
Highlight: Sharon Stone in the astonishing role that got her Oscar-nominated.

[urbanlegend23]

#64: 21 Grams

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Director: Alejandro Gonzalez-Inarritu
Year Released: 2003
Highlight: Watts' reaction to discovering the death of her beloved husband and daughters.
My Awards (Wins - 1): Best Editing
My Awards (Nominations - 6): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Leading Role (Sean Penn), Best Actress in a Leading Role (Naomi Watts), Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Benicio Del Toro), Best Director (Alejandro Gonzalez-Inarritu), Best Original Screenplay

[ChemicalRomance]

Last 3:

Schindler's List: 10/10
Casino: 8.5/10
21 Grams: 9.5/10

[TylerDurden182]

Schindler's List: 10/10
Casino: 9/10
21 Grams: 10/10

[Puck Bond]

66. Schindler's List-10/10...Spielberg's masterpiece...(though I rate other of his films higher on my list)...never-the-less this story is as powerful as ever and certainly one of the greatest films of all time.

65. Casino-9/10...strange as it seems this Scorsese Vegas mob epic sometimes gets lost when considering the director's best work...it has its flaws but come on! It still is a great film...Sharon Stone's best work!

64. 21 Grams-8/10...as depressing and harrowing as any film in the last decade...all star cast of Penn, Watts and Del Toro are all great but Naomi Watts was outstanding and should have been nominated for this film!

[AngelDust06]

Man this list is pretty solid. many are on my list as well...

Schindler's List: 9.5/10
Casino: 9/10
21 Grams: 8.5/10

[Hannibal21]

Schindler's List - 10/10
Casino - 9/10
21 Grams - 9/10

[Cronos]

This Boys Life - 1/10 (i really despise this film)
Alien - 10/10
Signs - 3/10
Adaptation - 6/10
Amadeus - 9/10
Cape Fear - 2/10
Brief Encounter - 6/10
Jerry Maguire - 9/10
The Thin Red Line - 3/10
JFK - 9/10
American History X - 9/10
Elizabeth - 5/10
Mary Poppins - 6/10
Rain Man - 8/10
Heavenly Creatures - 9/10
The Green Mile - 10/10
LA Confidential - 9/10
Finding Nemo - 9/10
Kill Bill Vol 2 - 10/10
A Beautiful Mind - 10/10
Dr Strangelove - 8/10
Exorcist - 10/10
The Hours - 3/10
Chicago - 4/10
Traffic - 8/10
Aliens - 10/10
Schindlers List - 10/10
Casino - 9/10
21 Grams - 9/10

[urbanlegend23]

Originally posted by Puck Bond

64. 21 Grams-8/10...as depressing and harrowing as any film in the last decade...all star cast of Penn, Watts and Del Toro are all great but Naomi Watts was outstanding and should have been nominated for this film!

She was ;)

I'll be updating again tonight in about 5 hours or so.

[urbanlegend23]

#63: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

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Director: Michel Gondry
Year Released: 2004
Highlight: Clementine and Joel's first meeting on the beach. "Your name is magical."
My Awards (Wins - 2): Best Original Screenplay, Best Editing
My Awards (Nominations - 3): Best Picture, Best Actress in a Leading Role (Kate Winslet), Best Director (Michel Gondry)

[urbanlegend23]

#62: The Aviator

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Director: Martin Scorsese
Year Released: 2004
Highlight: The Beverly Hills crash.
My Awards (Wins - 1): Best Director (Martin Scorsese)
My Awards (Nominations - 8): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Leading Role (Leonardo DiCaprio), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Cate Blanchett), Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design, Best Editing, Best Sound

[urbanlegend23]

#61: The Last Samurai

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Director: Ed Zwick
Year Released: 2003
Highlight: The final battle.
My Awards (Nominations - 7): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Ken Watanabe), Best Director (Ed Zwick), Best CInematography, Best Production Design, Best Costume Design, Best Editing

[TylerDurden182]

Eternal Sunshine- 10/10
Aviator- 9/10
Last Samurai- 9/10

[AngelDust06]

Eternal Sunshine- 8/10
Aviator- 9/10
Last Samurai- 9/10

[Cronos]

Eternal Sunshine- 10/10
Last Samurai- 10/10

[Hannibal21]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Somewhat overhyped but still a wildly inventive, moving love story. Carrey and Winslet are excellent, while MOST of the supporting cast is spot on as well (if only they'd gotten rid of the VILE Kirsten Dunst, the bitch can't act worth shit and all of her scenes in the film are cringe inducing). 8.5/10

The Aviator - The best movie of last year. 9/10

The Last Samurai - I was surprised by how much I liked this epic, beautifully shot with poetic images that literally tells the story. Cruise is good but Watanabe is superb. 8/10

[urbanlegend23]

#60: To Kill a Mockingbird

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Director: Robert Mulligan
Year Released: 1962
Highlight: Gregory Peck's incredible, inspirational performance.

[urbanlegend23]

#59: The Grapes of Wrath

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Director: John Ford
Year Released: 1940
Highlight: The heart-wrenching farewell.

[urbanlegend23]

#58: A Clockwork Orange

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Director: Stanley Kubrick
Year Released: 1971
Highlight: This is possibly Kubrick's most accomplished film, though not my favourite. The highlight is definitely the aversion therapy scenes.

[urbanlegend23]

#57: The Birds

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Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Year Released: 1963
Highlight: The chase from the school.

[urbanlegend23]

#56: Breaking the Waves

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Director: Lars voN Trier
Year Released: 1996
Highlight: While Emily Watson's entire debut is incredible, the stand-out scene must be the scene on the bus.

[urbanlegend23]

#55: Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back

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Director: Irvin Kershner
Year Released: 1980
Highlight: Do I even need to say it? "NOOOOO!"

[Cronos]

To Kill A Mockingbird - 9/10
Clockwork Orange - 10/10
The Birds - 7/10
Empire Strikes Back - 10/10

[Puck Bond]

61. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind-10/10
60. The Aviator-10/10
59. The Last Samurai-10/10
58. To Kill a Mockingbird-9/10
57. A Clockwork Orange-10/10
56. The Birds-8/10
55. The Empire Strikes Back-9/10

[Hannibal21]

To Kill a Mockingbird - A faithful adaptation of Harpo Lee's novel. Slightly overlong but definitely powerful, Gregory Peck's performance Atticus is among one of the best there is. Subtle and haunting, especially the scene where he's informed of Tom Robinson's death........wow. 9.5/10

The Grapes of Wrath - The book is sheer perfection, and the film does a splendid job of true to its themes. The acting is marvelous across the board, especially Henry Fonda, who is perfectly cast as one of the greatest heroes of all time. 9/10

A Clockwork Orange - In a word, spectacular. 10/10

The Birds - Possibly my favorite film involving killer animals. Hitchcock is the master of suspense and his talents are evident here, as he effortlessly sets up tension within every scene, and when the climax finally arrives, it pays off BIG time. 9/10

Breaking the Waves - 9/10

The Empire Strikes Back - 7/10

[TylerDurden182]

To Kill A Mockingbird- 10/10
Grapes of Wrath- 9/10
Clockwork Orange- 10/10
The Birds- 9/10
Empire Strikes Back- 7/10

[ilovemovies]

The Ice Storm 7/10
Good Will Hunting 10/10
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 7/10
Alien 6/10
Signs 7/10
Adaptation 8/10
Cape Fear 7/10
Jerry Maguire 8/10
The Thin Red Line 9/10
JFK 10/10
American History X 8/10
Elizabeth 7/10
Marry Poppins 9/10
Rain Man 9/10
The Green Mile 9/10
L.A. Confidential 10/10
Finding Nemo 7/10
Kill Bill Vol. 2 8/10
A Beautiful Mind 8/10
The Exorcist 9/10
Closer 5/10
Chicago 9/10
Traffic 9/10
Aliens 10/10
Schindler's List 10/10
Casino 8/10
21 Grams 7/10
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 8/10
The Aviator 9/10
The Last Samurai 9/10
The Empire Strikes Back 7/10

[Pulp_Joker]

100. The Body Snatcher 8/10
99. The Ice Storm 8/10
98. Good Will Hunting 10/10
97. Boys Don't Cry 7/10
96. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 6/10
95. This Boy's Life N/A
94. Doctor Zhivago 9/10
93. Alien 8.5/10
92. Signs 8/10
91. Adaptation. 6/10
90. Amadeus 10/10
89. Cape Fear(1991) 5/10
88. Brief Encounter 7/10
87. Jerry Maguire 8.5/10
86. The Thin Red Line 10/10
85. JFK 10/10
84. American History X 8.5/10
83. Elizabeth 7/10
82. Mary Poppins 6/10
81. Rain Man 8/10
80. Heavenly Creatures 9/10
79. The Green Mile 7.5/10
78. L.A. Confidential 10/10
77. Finding Nemo 9/10
76. Kill Bill: Vol. 2 9.5/10
75. A Beautiful Mind 9/10
74. Dr. Strangelove 10/10
73. The Exorcist 10/10
72. Closer 7/10
71. The Hours 2/10
70. Chicago 6/10
69. Scent of a Woman 8/10
68. Traffic 10/10
67. Aliens 9.5/10
66. Schindlers List - 10/10
65. Casino - 6/10
64. 21 Grams - 9/10
63. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind-9.5/10
62. The Aviator-8/10
61. The Last Samurai-6/10
60. To Kill a Mockingbird-10/10
59. The Grapes of Wrath 10/10
58. A Clockwork Orange-10/10
57. The Birds-7.5/10
56. Breaking the Waves 8/10
55. The Empire Strikes Back-9.5/10

[urbanlegend23]

#54: Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles

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Director: Neil Jordan
Year Released: 1994
Highlight: Louis' transformation.

[urbanlegend23]

#53: The Others

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Director: Alejandro Amenabar
Year Released: 2001
Highlight: "Come with uss...come with uss..."
My Awards (Nominations - 5): Best Picture, Best Actress in a Leading Role (Nicole Kidman), Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Editing

[urbanlegend23]

#52: The Elephant Man

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Director: David Lynch
Year Released: 1980
Highlight: "I am NOT an animal!"

[urbanlegend23]

#51: Erin Brockovich

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Director: Steven Soderbergh
Year Released: 2000
Highlight: "How 'bout this for a number? Six. That's how old my other daughter is, eight is the age of my son, two is how many times I've been married - and divorced; sixteen is the number of dollars I have in my bank account. 850-3943. That's my phone number, and with all the numbers I gave you, I'm guessing zero is the number of times you're gonna call it." One of many brilliant, perfectly delivered quotes.
My Awards (Nominations - 2): Best Actress in a Leading Role (Julia Roberts), Best Original Screenplay

[Hannibal21]

Interview with a Vampire - One of the better vampire movies that I've seen. The dark, gothic feel of it and Brad Pitt's poignant performance as Louis really heighten the film. Plus, any film that could make Kirsten Dunce tolerable (a very hard task) is definitely ok in my book. 8/10

The Others - 6/10 (I know I'm in the minority here)

The Elephant Man - Heartwrenching, to say the least, with an absolutely incredible performance from John Hurt that makes you really feel for the character. 9/10

Erin Brockovich - Mediocre. Nothing more than a showcase for Julia Robert's "Give me that Oscar!" performance, IMHO. 5/10

[Puck Bond]

Interview with the Vampire-8/10
The Others-8/10
The Elephant Man-9/10
Erin Brockovich-6/10

[Cronos]

Interview With A Vampire - 9/10
The Others - 8/10
Erin Brokovich - 6/10

[TylerDurden182]

Interview With The Vampire- 9/10
The Others- 8/10
Elephant Man- 9/10
Erin Brokovich- 2/10

[AngelDust06]

Interview With The Vampire- 9/10
The Others- 8/10
Elephant Man- 7.5/10
Erin Brokovich- 6.5/10

[SAI]

100. The Body Snatcher N/A
99. The Ice Storm 4/5
98. Good Will Hunting: Been a long time, probably 2/5
97. Boys Don't Cry 5/5
96. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: 3/5
95. This Boy's Life: 3/5
94. Doctor Zhivago: N/A
93. Alien: N/A (Not for lack of trying, I've never been interested enough to sit through it)
92. Signs: N/A
91. Adaptation: 3/5
90. Amadeus: N/A
89. Cape Fear(1991): 3/5
88. Brief Encounter: 3/5
87. Jerry Maguire: 4/5
86. The Thin Red Line: Needs a rewatch to grade
85. JFK: 2/5
84. American History X: 3/5
83. Elizabeth: 3/5
82. Mary Poppins: 3/5
81. Rain Man: 4/5
80. Heavenly Creatures: 5/5
79. The Green Mile: 3/5
78. L.A. Confidential: 5/5
77. Finding Nemo: 4/5
76. Kill Bill: Vol. 2: 2/5
75. A Beautiful Mind: N/A
74. Dr. Strangelove: N/A
73. The Exorcist: 2/5
72. Closer: N/A
71. The Hours: 4/5
70. Chicago: 3/5
69. Scent of a Woman: 2/5
68. Traffic: 4/5
67. Aliens: N/A (See Alien)
66. Schindlers List: 5/5
65. Casino: 5/5
64. 21 Grams: 5/5
63. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: 4/5
62. The Aviator: 4/5
61. The Last Samurai:3/5
60. To Kill a Mockingbird: Needs a rewatch
59. The Grapes of Wrath: N/A
58. A Clockwork Orange: 2/5
57. The Birds: N/A (must get round to watching the vhs i have)
56. Breaking the Waves: 5/5
55. The Empire Strikes Back: 5/5
54. Interview with the Vampire: 3/5
53. The Others: 4/5
52. The Elephant Man: 4/5
51. Erin Brockovich: N/A

[urbanlegend23]

#50: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

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Director: Ang Lee
Year Released: 2000
Highlight: The rooftop chase. Exhilarating is the perfect word to describe this monumental action sequence.
My Awards (Wins - 1): Best Costume Design
My Awards (Nominations - 8): Best Picture, Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Ziyi Zhang), Best Director (Ang Lee), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Art Direction, Best Production Design, Best Music

[urbanlegend23]

#49: The Sixth Sense

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Director: M. Night Shyamalan
Year Released: 1999
Highlight: "I see dead people." What else could it possibly be?
My Awards (Wins - 1): Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Haley Joel Osment)
My Awards (Nominations - 4): Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Toni Collette), Best Director (M. Night Shymalan), Best Original Screenplay, Best Editing

[urbanlegend23]

#48: The Blair Witch Project

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Directors: Eduardo Sanchez & Daniel Myrick
Year Released: 1999
Highlight: Absolutely the final shot...a terrifying, chilling shot to go out on.

[urbanlegend23]

#47: Pleasantville

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Director: Gary Ross
Year Released: 1998
Highlight: The art direction. The mix of colour and black-and-white is astonishing.
My Awards (Wins - 2): Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Joan Allen), Best Art Direction
My Awards (Nominations - 10): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Supporting Role (William H. Macy), Best Director (Gary Ross), Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Costume Design, Best Editing, Best Makeup, Best Music

[Hannibal21]

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon - The genius of director Ang Lee turns what could've been another standard martial arts flick into an unforgettable moviegoing experience with a nice blend of exhilirating action, tragic romance, and human drama. 9/10

The Sixth Sense - The only decent M. Night Shyamalyan film, boosted up tremendously by the acting (I'm referring to Bruce Willis' subtle, restrained performance and an absolutely heartbreaking turn from Toni Collette, NOT Haley Joel Osment's forceful overacting, the kid was MUCH better in A.I. and Edges of the Lords). 7/10

The Blair Witch Project - LOL. No comment. People already know how I feel about this film.

Pleasantville - One of the most underappreciated, largely unseen films of the 1990's. The gorgeous art direction speaks for itself and is definitely one of the many strengths this original film has to offer, but in addition to that, the film produces excellent work from one of the best ensemble casts ever, a sharp, witty script, and some of the most genuinely moving moments I've seen on film. The universal themes are covered with surprising sophistication, while the directing is also splendid. 9/10

[Cronos]

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon - 10/10
The Sixth Sense - 6/10
The Blair Witch Project - 9/10
Pleasantville - 9/10

[Pulp_Joker]

Interview With The Vampire- 4/10
The Others- 7/10
Elephant Man- 8.5/10
Erin Brokovich-5/10
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon - 9/10
The Sixth Sense - 8/10
The Blair Witch Project - 8.5/10
Pleasantville - 8.5/10

[TylerDurden182]

Crouching Tiger- 7/10
Sixth Sense- 9/10
Blair Witch- 6/10
Pleasantville- 8/10

[Puck Bond]

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon-10/10
The Sixth Sense-10/10
The Blair Witch Project-8/10
Pleasantville-8/10

[AngelDust06]

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon-9/10
The Sixth Sense-9/10
The Blair Witch Project-7.5/10
Pleasantville-7/10

[dannywalker17]

I adore PLEASANTVILLE. It's among my top 10 films and it just so happens that I just finished watching it. It had been a couple years, but the movie gets better with every viewing.

The art direction and cinematography are simply stunning and the performances outstanding across the board, but what truly makes it a great, masterful film is the illumination of the power of knowledge over ignorance and the beauty of imperfection in a world where change is as inevitable as it is scary.

10/10

[dannywalker17]

99. The Ice Storm - 8/10
96. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - 8/10
93. Alien - 10/10
92. Signs - 9/10
90. Amadeus - 7/10
89. Cape Fear(1991) - 8/10
83. Elizabeth - 9/10
82. Mary Poppins - 8/10
81. Rain Man - 8/10
78. L.A. Confidential - 9/10
75. A Beautiful Mind - 9/10
74. Dr. Strangelove - 9/10
73. The Exorcist - 10/10
71. The Hours - 8/10
70. Chicago - 8/10
67. Aliens - 9/10
63. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - 10/10
62. The Aviator - 8/10
61. The Last Samurai - 8/10
60. To Kill a Mockingbird - 10/10
55. The Empire Strikes Back - 10/10
53. The Others - 9/10
49. The Sixth Sense - 9/10
48. The Blair Witch Project - 7/10
47. Pleasantville - 10/10


Pretty solid list, man.

[urbanlegend23]

#46: The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

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Director: Peter Jackson
Year Released: 2001
Highlight: Boromir examines the ring on the snowy mountain..."it is a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and doubt, over such smaller thing."
My Awards (Wins - 4): Best Director (Peter Jackson), Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Sound
My Awards (Nominations - 10): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Ian McKellen AND Viggo Mortensen), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Art Direction, Best Costume Design, Best Editing, Best Special Effects, Best Makeup, Best Music

[urbanlegend23]

#45: House of Sand and Fog

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Director: Vadim Perelman
Year Released: 2003
Highlight: Kathy's (Jennifer Connelly) attempted suicide in the car.
My Awards (Nominations - 7): Best Picture, Best Actress in a Leading Role (Jennifer Connelly), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Shohreh Aghdashloo), Best Director (Vadim Perelman), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Music

[urbanlegend23]

#44: Forrest Gump

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Director: Robert Zemeckis
Year Released: 1994
Highlight: "I'm not a smart man, but I *know* what love is."

[urbanlegend23]

#43: The Wizard of Oz

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Director: Victor Fleming
Year Released: 1939
Highlight: "I'm MELLLTING!"

[Cronos]

LOTR: FOTR - 10/10
Forest Gump - 9/10
Wizard Of Oz - 6/10

[TylerDurden182]

Fellowship- 10/10
House of Sand and Fog- 8/10
Forrest Gump- 8/10
Wizard of Oz- 8/10

[dannywalker17]

Fellowship of the Ring - 10/10
House of Sand and Fog - n/a
Forrest Gump - 10/10
Wizard of Oz - 8/10

Of course LOTR: FOTR is my #2. Total masterpiece. Haven't seen House of Sand and Fog. Forrest Gump is a great epic-fused drama. Wizard of Oz is overrated but good. Return to Oz is much truer to L. Frank Baum's novels.

[urbanlegend23]

House of Sand and Fog is really underseen, it sucks. It's an amazing and complex drama.

[Hannibal21]

FOTR - 9.5/10
House of Sand and Fog - 9/10 (really, more people should see this movie)
Forrest Gump - 5/10
The Wizard of Oz - 7/10

[AngelDust06]

LOTR: Fellowship-8/10 (not my Fav. One, not by far)
House of Sand and Fog- 7/10
Forrest Gump- 9.5/10
Wizard of Oz- 9.5/10

[Sigur509]

Fellowship of the Ring - 10/10
Forrest Gump - 9/10

[Puck Bond]

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring-10/10
House of Sand and Fog-7/10
Forrest Gump-9/10
The Wizard of Oz-9/10

[urbanlegend23]

#42: Quills

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Director: Philip Kaufman
Year Released: 2000
Highlight: The Marquis De Sade is given a chance to write a "proper play" and turns it into a sexual one. A very amusing scene, though I'm not describing it well.
My Awards (Nominations - 5): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Leading Role (Geoffrey Rush), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Production Design, Best Costume Design

[urbanlegend23]

#41: Vanilla Sky

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Director: Cameron Crowe
Year Released: 2001
Highlight: Running through an empty Times Sq. at the beginning of the film.
My Awards (Nominations - 6): Best Picture, Best Actor in a Leading Role (Tom Cruise), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Cameron Diaz), Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Music

[urbanlegend23]

#40: Touching the Void

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Director: Kevin Macdonald
Year Released: 2004
Highlight: "Bloody hell, I'm gonna die to Boney M."
My Awards (Wins - 1): Best Sound
My Awards (Nominations - 3): Best Picture, Best Cinematography, Best Makeup

[TylerDurden182]

Quills- 6/10
Vanilla Sky- 10/10

[Cronos]

Quills - 9/10
Vanilla Sky - 9/10
Touching The Void - 9/10

[urbanlegend23]

#39: South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut

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Director: Trey Parker
Year Released: 1999
Highlight: "Shut your fucking face, Uncle Fucker..."
My Awards (Wins - 1): Best Music

[Hannibal21]

Quills - 8/10
Vanilla Sky - 7/10
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut - 1/10 (sorry, but I really hate anything South Park related)

[AngelDust06]

Quills - N/A
Vanilla Sky - 9/10
Touching The Void - 8.5/10
South Park (Bigger, Longer, & Uncut) - 5/10

[TylerDurden182]

South Park- 8/10

[urbanlegend23]

#38: Chicken Run

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Director: Nick Park & Peter Lord
Year Released: 2000
Highlight: The character of Babs, voiced by Jane Horrocks. "We'll make posters!" She's classic.
My Awards (Nominations - 5): Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, Best Art Direction, Best Editing, Best Music

[urbanlegend23]

#37: Mississippi Burning

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Director: Alan Parker
Year Released: 1988
Highlight: The father of the boy who's scrotum was cut off (:eek:) confronts his son's attacker. An amazing scene in a film that practically defines the word "powerful".

[urbanlegend23]

#36: Terminator 2: Judgement Day

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Director: James Cameron
Year Released: 1991
Highlight: The awesome sequence in which Linda Hamilton breaks out of prison, like the kickass heroine pro she is :D

[TylerDurden182]

Chicken Run- 6/10
Mississippi Burning- 7/10
T2- 8/10

[zombievictim]

Chicken Run - 8/10
T2 - 10/10

[TheLoveBelow]

T2- 10/10

And BTW I think its awesome that you have your own awards. Which movies do you have nominated for this year?