top 5 films

Can't believe i forgot Blade Runner >.< i have too many movies i love hard to choose 5

Not in order of importance and in includes all versions/sequels/prequels unless specified.

Man On Fire
The Punisher (Tom Jane)
Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
Star Wars
Batman (Chris Nolan Series)

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Originally Posted by Luluna

Can't believe i forgot Blade Runner >.< i have too many movies i love hard to choose 5

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yeah five is not enough

On the top of my head:
1.Gran Torino
2.Step Up
3.Child's Play
4.X-Men
5.Final Fantasy VII

Watchmen? Anybody?

1 - Black Swan
2 - Silent Hill
3 and so on - Nightmare on Elm street series.

Come on guys get real half the movies you guys have picked really did nothing to further the genre, The movies that were picked were done so based on Storyline, Gross Income, and ticketsales

Gone with the Wind was a phenomenal movie, nothing to this day has grossed or sold more tickets ever
Casablanca, hailed as the greatest love story of our time
Wizard of Oz, first movie in history to ever use color and B&W

Those 3 movies can never be touched in terms of what they have accomplished in cinema would they be a personal favorite of mine no, not even close but you have to respect the classics, you cannot know where you are going until you know where you have been, and these movies have been there and back again.

It is really hard to make a list of just 5 movies. I forgot to add House of the Flying Daggers for example. Awesome movie _O_

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Originally Posted by Elkwood

Come on guys get real half the movies you guys have picked really did nothing to further the genre, The movies that were picked were done so based on Storyline, Gross Income, and ticketsales

Gone with the Wind was a phenomenal movie, nothing to this day has grossed or sold more tickets ever
Casablanca, hailed as the greatest love story of our time
Wizard of Oz, first movie in history to ever use color and B&W

Those 3 movies can never be touched in terms of what they have accomplished in cinema would they be a personal favorite of mine no, not even close but you have to respect the classics, you cannot know where you are going until you know where you have been, and these movies have been there and back again.

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Actually you are wrong. Gone with the Wind isn't even on most Ticket Record lists. Star Wars episode 4 is the highest grossing movie of all time adjusted for inflation of ticket prices.

Black Swan
The Last Samurai
Braveheart
Any movie with Christian Bale
LoTR (looking foward to The Hobbit)
Gran Torino
Ip Man, Ip Man 2
Star Wars: Episodes IV, V, VI
Forrest Gump
The Kings Speech (basically anything with Collin Firth)
Anything with Will Smith (besides WWW)
Anything with Leonardo DiCaprio
Good Will Hunting (anything with Matt Damon)
Kick-Ass
Anything with Gerard Butler
Something About Mary (numerous other films with Ben Stiller)
Wedding Crashers
Christmas Vacation
The Matrix trilogy

5 is too limiting.