best movie you ever seen?

[Drago]

this is a tough one

possibly

shawshank redemption

but there is so many great films out there

but the films that had the biggest impact on me were

rocky
enter the dragon
star wars

[Andre]

I think the best work of art kind of film that had you transfixed and feeling the culture and the story was 'Amalie'.

Watching Audrey Touto in action is always such a treat .

[BIG H]

Pulp Fiction

[yvonne]

Its really impossible to just choose one great film,there's loads of classics.From the top of my head in no particular order here is me top 10.



Full metal jacket
Bloodsports1
Hurricane
Enter the Dragon
Saving Private Ryan
Equilibrium
Rocky1
Jeremiah Johnson
Starwars
Goonies

[Kel]

this is a tough one

possibly

shawshank redemption

but there is so many great films out there

but the films that had the biggest impact on me were

rocky
enter the dragon
star wars

Shawshank is my fave fictional movie, I thought it was based on a true story the first time I watched it because of the depth of each character and the story is just amazing.

[WayneFlint]

Id have add my faves but my top 6 have already been posted, good taste in films fellas

[Salty]

I hated scarface that movie was terrible in my opinion, way too long and you can't understand the majority of what he says.

My favourites are; Fight club, Donnie Darko, Pulp fiction and Fear and Loathing in Los Vegas. I can't separate those 4 from one another.

[generalbulldog]

Last of the Mohicans.

[Gjedde]

When I was learning a bit of Korean, my friend from South Korea showed me a movie. I only saw it once or twice. Sadly I cant remember the name of it. I think the translation of the name was "Brotherhood of War". All of the other movies i have seen you all list make my list.

[El Kabong]

Last of the Mohicans.

That was filmed right near where I live

[johnmaff36]

Lots of testosterone here with the picks. Agree with most of them but feel i have to add;
Godfather
Taking of pelham 123 (original)
Each dawn i die (cagney)
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Charley Varrick
Apocalypto
Roaring twenties
and last but not least, the most underated comedy ever IMO 'Ed Wood'

[DetroitGirl]

The Departed