What movies are considered classics? Which ones do you watch over and over?

#1

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

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#2

The Shawshank Redemption.

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#3

The Princess Bride

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#4

Back to the Future

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#5

Schindler's List

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#6

Lord of the Rings trilogy

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#7

Aliens

Made in 1986 - would be all CGI now... to make it in 86 and still have it be brilliant in 2021 is an astounding feat.

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#8

The Breakfast Club

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#9

To Kill a Mockingbird

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#10

The Wizard of Oz

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#11

Neverending story

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#12

Airplane!

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#13

The Fifth Element

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#14

It's a Wonderful Life.

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#15

Labyrinth

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#16

Raiders of the Lost Ark

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#17

The Sound of Music - its a scary film, and so sad, so glad the family got out of Austria safely.

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#18

Pulp fiction

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#19

Spaceballs!

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#20

The godfather

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#21

One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest. Maybe Jack Nicholson’s best performance. Harsh & superb.

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#22

Arsenic and Old Lace

Cary Grant did the best double take in the business

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#23

The Shining!

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#24

Dances With Wolves

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#25

Stand by Me

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#26

Dr. Strangelove or: how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb

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#27

Galaxy Quest. the best send up of all- a great spoof of the Star Trek
series!

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#28

Silence of the Lambs

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#29

Toy story

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#30

Goonies

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#31

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.

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#32

OFFICE SPACE!

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#33

The entire Star Wars saga.

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#34

This Is Spinal Tap

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#35

Idiocracy

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#36

Gone with the Wind

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#37

Young Frankenstein. Ties for Mel Brooks best.

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#38

The Green Mile

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#39

Soylent Green

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#40

My Fair Lady

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#41

Saving Private Ryan

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#42

Blade Runner

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#43

2001: Space Odyssey. It's like a manual of where humanity came from and where it's heading.

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#44

The Harry Potter franchise. My favorite series ever (books and movies). Watching them for the fourth time.

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#45

Goodfellas

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#46

My Cousin Vinnie

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#47

The Color Purple

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#48

The Blues Brothers. Hilarious mock epic with great music & a car chase in a mall!

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#49

The Outsiders

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#50

Das Boot

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#51

Breakfast at Tiffany's

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#52

Jurassic park,

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#53

Psycho (1966)

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#54

Rocky Horror Picture Show. Every Halloween. It's just so bad it's good. Always cringe laugh.

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#55

Casablanca.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf
The Maltese Falcon
All This and Heaven Too
Watch On The Rhine
Duck Soup
Key Largo
Captain Blood
Adventures of Robin Hood

If I could only watch one, before I died, it would be Casablanca.

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#56

Apocalypse Now

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#57

Big Lebowski

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#58

Blazing Saddles. Ties for Mel Brooks best.

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#59

Napoleon Dynamite.

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#60

Shrek

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#61

Dracula 1931 Bela Lugosi

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#62

The Princess Bride

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#63

Doctor Zhivago

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#64

Laurence of Arabia

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#65

Harvey
Starring Jimmy Stewart

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#66

Good Will Hunting

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#67

Serenity

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#68

Pink Floyds "The Wall"

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#69

batteries not included.

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#70

Murder by Death
Clue before Clue. Awesome cast Alec Guiness pre-Star Wars, Maggie Smith + more.

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#71

Snatch

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#72

Eternal Sunshine For The Spotless Mind. Brilliant and very unique.

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#73

The Crow - RIP Brandon Lee.

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#74

Blood Diamond (2006). My geology teacher in high school actually had us watch it in class. It's a fairly accurate description of the dark side of the diamond industry.

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#75

Arsenic and Old Lace. One of the funniest movies I've ever seen.

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#76

The African Queen

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#77

Jaws. It changed people’s beach habits for years. If I happen across it on TV, I have to stop & watch it whatever point the movie is in every time.

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#78

Field of Dreams

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#79

Footloose

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#80

All that Jazz. The intro alone is a masterclass in story telling and editing.

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#81

Children of Men

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#82

12 Angry Men

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#83

Gattaca

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#84

North by Northwest
A Summer Place
Murder on the Orient Express
Valley of the Dolls
Gaslight (1944)
Gone with the Wind
The World According to Garp
Forrest Gump
The Exorcist

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#85

The Killing Fields

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#86

Auntie Mame

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#87

Sully
Tom Hanks is a brillant actor and Clint Eastwood did a great job as director

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#88

The Secret of Nimh - An animated classic.

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#89

The fisher king (1991, by Terry Gilliam)

to learn that every word of you has an effect

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#90

The Sandlot

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#91

Whatever happened to Baby Jane(1962)- I'm so old this was the first movie I ordered from Netflix in the mail

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#92

Inception and Interstellar

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#93

Blazing Saddles

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#94

Beetlejuice!!

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#95

The Music Man with Robert Preston. The characters are loads of fun, and I've never seen a more powerful and commanding leading man. Just be ready to look past the antiquated ideas of courtship.

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#96

Silent Running

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#97

Army of Darkness

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#98

the original Gojira.

while most Godzilla films are quite goofy, this one is more of a horror/drama.

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#99

The Titanic

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#100

Cinema Paradiso.

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#101

The Exorcist. Scariest movie ever.

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#102

being there- Peter Sellers

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#103

Guess who’s coming to dinner. Kathryn Hepburn and Spencer Tracy are gold and the story stands the test of time.
On Golden Pond too!

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#104

Forrest Gump ("Lieutenant Dan...!")

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#105

Strange Brew

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#106

Christmas Vacation

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#107

Roman Holiday

I watched it as a child and it forever changed how I saw love.

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#108

The Breakfast Club

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#109

To Sir with Love

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#110

Blazing Saddles - Mel Brooks was “Woke” before it was a thing. This movie has a unique style of comedy as it makes fun of the stereotypical racist. It’s intelligent yet childish jokes will keep your attention from beginning to end

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#111

The Mummy, with Brendan Frazer, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah, Oded Fehr and Arnold Vosloo. Infinitely enjoyable. Witty and the coolest special effects.

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#112

Home Alone

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#113

Brazil

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#114

Meet Me in St Louis

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#115

The Princess Bride

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#116

Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (1967). Eloquent acting, Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy’s last movie, interracial marriage when it was still banned in 17 states. In 2017, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".

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#117

Little Big Man with Dustin Hoffman.

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#118

Slumdog Millionaire

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#119

Judgement at Nuremberg

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#120

The Deer Hunter. The cost of war.

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#121

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

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#122

Willow

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#123

Amadeus

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#124

V for Vandetta

“People shouldn't be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people.”

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#125

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988)

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#126

La vita è bella

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#127

How to Steal a Million. Although better known for Sabrina and Roman Holiday, Audrey Hepburn is utterly charming and funny in this classic comedic crime caper / romance. She and Peter O’Toole have more chemistry than she and Bogart ever did. This film is classy and clever in a way that’s rarely found in modern films.

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#128

Tombstone

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#129

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World

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#130

The boy in the striped pajamas. My God, did that movie hit me sideways!

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#131

Somewhere in Time

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#132

Dr. Strangelove

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#133

The Mission starring Robert De Niro and Jeremy Irons (1986)

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#134

Ocean's Eleven

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#135

Cool Hand Luke. Gritty Paul Newman greatness.

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#136

Caddy Shack. No movie is more quoted, and with good reason.

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#137

Out of Africa
The Ghost and the Darkness

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#138

Heat

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#139

The Great Escape

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#140

Casablanca

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#141

Amelie

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#142

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

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#143

Requiem for a Dream

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#144

The Man from Snowy River

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#145

Screwball comedies of the 1930’s and 40’s are wonderful. Films like Bringing Up Baby, My Man Godfrey, The Awful Truth, Ninotchka, Ball Of Fire, The Lady Eve and more.

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#146

The Producers as well as History of the World Part 1

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#147

The Seventh Seal by Swedish director Ingemar Bergman. Or choose some other of his movies. There is a reason he was knownas a genious director.

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#148

Wag the Dog.

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#149

Singin' in the Rain

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#150

Erin Brockovich.

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#151

Pans Labyrinth

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#152

Cool runnings
Beetlejuice
Mary Poppins
Mrs Doubtfire
Uncle Buck
Secret Garden
Clueless
Annie

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#153

The Life of Brian

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#154

Into the wild

Chocolat

Forest gump

Wild

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#155

"Blob" there has not or will be any jelly in this house

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#156

Whatever happened to Baby Jane(1962)- I'm so old this was the first movie I ordered from Netflix in the mail

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#157

The Lake House.
Sandra Bullock and Keeanu Reeves

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#158

Dancer in the Dark

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#159

I see some truly classic movies that were remade under other titles. (Hollywood has been out of great ideas for a long time but here’s my submission)

Godfather (1)
Of Mice and Men
Mr. Blanding Builds His Dream House
Inherit The Wind
Look Who’s Coming to Dinner (a movie that STILL holds up today and no one can compete with Hepburn and Tracy)
Gettysburg
To Kill A Mocking Bird (still controversial but an important movie)
Rear Window

And the ENTIRE Mel Brookes catalog …

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#160

Dr. Zhivago

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#161

All the Harry Potter Movies.

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#162

Mrs. Miniver

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#163

Ladyhawke

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#164

Blast from the Past. Weird movie, but I love it.

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#165

The Princess Bride, Book and movie, you will not regret

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#166

Men in Black
The Matrix
Gladiator

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#167

The great Gatsby.

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#168

Dead Zone starring Christopher Walken, Martin Sheen and Tom Skerritt. Shines a light on what some people might do to gain power and those who cover it up for them.

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#169

5th Element.

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#170

10 Things I Hate About You

May you rest in peace Heath Ledger

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#171

Any thing by Alfred Hitchcock
Any thing with Bette Davis
Any thing with Kate Hepburn
Any thing with Humphrey Bogart
Any thing with Judy Garland
Guess what I'm Old and I love and live in my own classic world.

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#172

Little Shop Of Horrors.

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#173

Clue

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#174

Pulp fiction

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#175

Blade Runner

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#176

Amarcord, by Federico Fellini
The third man.

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#177

Breakfast at Tiffany’s

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#178

Gone with the Wind.

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#179

I know this isn't a movie, but the twilight zone.

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#180

Flawless.


Phillip Seymor Hoffman did such an absolutely amazing performance, truly amazing. Such a shame he died, he was a very, VERY talented man!

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#181

An Affair to Remember (grab your tissues), The Philadelphia Story (best opening sequence of a movie ever - no dialogue, but the acting tells you everything you need to know), The Thin Man (the writing and acting is superb, plus the gowns are to die for), Hud (Newman is brilliant), Metropolis. I could go on and on.

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#182

Dial M for Murder

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#183

The Sandlot and a League of Their Own

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#184

Jackie chan"s movies

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#185

A Town Like Allice

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#186

Hair.

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#187

The little mermaid

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#188

Topper because of Cary Grant

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#189

The 1939 version of The Women. Superb cast and amazing wardrobe.

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#190

Fiddler on the roof

Jesus Christ Superstar

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#191

Willow

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#192

Train to Busan

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#193

Life is beautiful

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#194

Rocky the original. Other movies are just basking the glory of the first one. And yes It deserved the Oscar and not Taxi driver.

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#195

Contact

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#196

cinema paradiso ( Italian movie but 100% the best)

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#197

Interstellar

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#198

The Dark Crystal
The Secret of NIMH

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#199

The Sting - can't believe it hasn't been mentioned! Incredible cast.
Pirates of the Caribbean - Curse of the Black Pearl (went way downhill in the sequels, but the original film pulled off the perfect pirate saga)
The King's Speech - Geoffrey Rush is amazing in everything!
A Very Good Year - a young Russell Crowe and an excellent film set in Provence
Almost Famous - yes, I still maintain the 60's and 70's rock music is the best ever!
Better Off Dead - a very young John Cusack and yes, that is EXACTLY how I remember high school...
Who Am I This Time? - a short film that has Christopher Walken and Susan Sarandon in a delightful comedy.

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#200

Some of my favorites are (in no particular order):
Die Hard
The Big Lebowski
The Shawshank Redemption
American History X
The Matrix
Office Space
Dumb and Dumber
Almost Famous

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#201

Angel Heart (1987)

Mickey Rourke (when he looked human) and Robert De Niro star in a neo-noir psychological horror based on the 1978 novel Falling Angel by William Hjortsberg. A genuine classic.

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#202

Secondhand Lions

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#203

Howl's Moving Castle.

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#204

Some Like It Hot
When Harry Met Sally
ANYTHING by Hitchcock.

And the rest of this list contains awesome choices!

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#205

Rebecca. The original Hitchcock version.

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#206

Four Rooms!

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#207

The Blair Witch.

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#208

The Graduate - one word, plastic

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#209

Little Miss Sunshine

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#210

Withnail & I.

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#211

Playtime. A french movie from 1967 from director Jacques Tati. A pure genius !!! A true masterpiece. technically revolutionary, visually amazing and extremely clever and funny at the same time. It is ranked 43rd in the British Film Institute's critics' list and 37th in their directors' list of "Top 100 Greatest Films of All Time." A Must See !!!

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#212

If you got dumped, 500 of Summer.

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#213

The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane (1976 Jodie Foster)

Goodfellas

Imitation of Life

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#214

October Sky

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#215

Hamilton

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#216

These Disney Classics:

Old Yeller.
Pollyanna.
The Parent Trap.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice.
Lady and the Tramp.
The Swiss Family Robinson.
Big Red.
The Three Lives of Thomasina.

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#217

Welcome to the Dollhouse

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#218

M (1931)
Not only does this movie tell you a lot about the society, crime and police work at the time, it also conveys strong messages how two wrongs don't make a right and how legal punishment shouldn't be revenge - all while being a thrilling crime movie.

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#219

Marty. why? because it has ernest borgnine in his oscar performance as a person who learns, with difficulty, that physical beauty is shallow and the opinions of friends is nothing when it comes to realizing this. great film

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#220

The Quiet Man

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#221

The Addams Family
The Addams Family Values

Splash
The Little Mermaid
A Goofy Movie
Home Alone 1 & 2 (That's where it should have stopped)
Parenthood (w/ Steve Martin)
The Black Stallion
Cast Away
Apollo 13
Beaches
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

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#222

Somewhere in Time (1980)

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#223

Smart House.

It's brilliant! Shot in 1999 it's the story of a boy, whose father is widower and can't handle the daily chores in the household. But in a lottery the first prize is a smart home, impersonated as a woman. (Katey Sagal) She makes a lot of trouble to her owners and yeah, pretty good film.

Watch it!

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#224

Withnail & I

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#225

To add some diversity, here some German movies:

Metropolis
Die Feuerzangenbowle
Das Boot

And from Austria:
Sissi
Sissi - Die junge Kaiserin
Sissi - Schicksalsjahre einer Kaiserin

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#226

Now, Voyager, and old Bette Davis film

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#227

Some like it hot + Bugsy Malone

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#228

Super Troopers

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#229

national treasure

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#230

Shrek or karate kid

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#231

The shootist. John Wayne.

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#232

Citizen Kane

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#233

Tombstone, Val Kilmer deserves awards for his performance as Doc Holiday. Val and Kurt Russell showed more heart and acting skills than Costner’s lame Wyatt Earp.

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#234

Beauty and the Beast (1991), The Swan Princess (1994), Ferngully (1992), The Victim of the Haunt aka The Uninvited (1996) I saw this movie when I was four and it’s stuck with me for 22 years. I recently rewatched it and it’s one of my favorite movies now.

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#235

"The Third Man"

"The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert"

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#236

Cromwell (1971) - Richard Harris and Sir Alec Guiness, probably their best performances ever.

Kelly's Heroes - A WWII comedy/heist film, which is styled after a Western, with Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalis, Donald Sutherland, and a host of other great actors.

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#237

Ruthless People

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#238

The Jackal

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#239

In the Heat of the Night

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#240

Oliver Twist,The Ten Commandments.

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#241

The Royal Tenenbaums

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#242

Arsenic and Old Lace or Bell, Book, and Candle

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#243

Lucky Number Slevin (yes that is spelled correctly)

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#244

Ghostbusters

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#245

Planet of the Apes. That final scene hit me right in the feels.

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#246

Natural Born Killers. It basically is how social media has made everyday life now.

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#247

The Matrix

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#248

The Gods Must Be Crazy

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#249

Grave Of the Fireflies

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#250

Robocop

80s action movies are under represented on this list!

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#251

A Clockwork Orange

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#252

Bugsy Malone - an Alan Parker movie...

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#253

The signalman.














(If you have time to spare you can watch Carmen Sandiego, not a classic ofc)

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#254

Not sure if this is a classic, but Stuart Little

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#255

Black cat, white cat.

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#256

The Train (1964). The best movie you've never heard of.

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#257

Where the Red Fern Grows

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#258

Star girl

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#259

Little Foxes

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#260

The Court Jester (1955). Danny Kaye is hysterical!

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#261

East Wind by Godard. Redefines what a movie *is*. And just joyous to watch.

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#262

"Gregory's Girl"

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#263

The Sleuth (1972) with Michael Caine and Sir Lawrence Olivier....for me it's a masterpiece.

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#264

The Legend of 1900
Amazing, unusual, and so much symbolism.

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#265

Grease & Saturday Night Fever 🕺

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#266

Lemony snickets a series of unfourtunate events, either the movie or netflix show. Both are a charm!

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#267

The Little Rascals

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#268

Home Alone

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#269

August Rush - The closing always brings tears to my eyes!

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#270

Cosmos (2019)
Low-budget, but beats ANY big Hollywood "first contact" film because of its realism

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#271

Repo Man (1984) ...not to be confused with Repo Men.

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#272

The Godfather part 2. Better than the original. Don’t bother with part 3.

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#273

A place in the sun

A streetcar named desire

Sunset Boulevard

Marnie

Giant

Etc...

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#274

Mordern Times

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#275

King of Hearts
Harold and Maude
The Full Monty

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#276

The Vikings (1953) - with Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh. “ODIN!!!!”

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#277

Predestination

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#278

Midnight Express

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#279

Harvey.

Being kind and compassionate is more important than being 'normal'.

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#280

Yellow Submarine.

If it doesn't change your life, you don't have one.

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The Intouchables. Based on real-life events, incredibly moving and teaching. It shows that anyone can change, but they also have to want to.

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#282

A Chorus Line

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#283

the truman show or the outsiders

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#284

To Kill a Mockingbird (read the book, too)

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#285

Groundhog Day
Stranger than Fiction
Carlitos Way
The Lion King (original animation)
Dances With Wolves
Kramer v Kramer
The Wizard of Oz

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