Your favourite movies? TOP 5

Can you name your TOP 5 movies. I'm just curious about the selection of movies from ATS users.
Just list your 5 favourite movies of all time.

I have some spare time these days, so I'm kinda seeking inspiration.

BTW, yesterday I went to see Edge of Tomorrow and I was kindly surprised.

I'll start. My TOP 5 (or maybe 11).
1. Inception
2. Cloud Atlas
3. The Matrix
4. The Prestige
5. Fight Club,Donnie Darko,V for Vendetta, The Dark Knight, The Butterfly Effect and Equilibrium share the 5th place, as I can't decide really.

a reply to: Necrose

1 : Blade Runner
2 : V for vendetta
3 : Muppet Christmas Carrol
4 : Aliens
5 : Logan's Run

a reply to: Necrose

Eh I have more than five but here are some great films:

-Forest Gump
-Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless mind
-The Fifth Element
-Night of the Living Dead(original)
-Lost in Translation

a reply to: Necrose

1. Field of Dreams
2. Goodfellas
3. Shawshank Redemption
4. Life of Pi
5. Big Fish

I like many, many more, but these are my top...for now. And yes, The Shawshank...even though it is on TBS every weekend, which I do not like. Honorable mention list is too long to post.

1. Imposter (with Gary Senise)
2. The Day After
3. Wicker Park
4. Signs
5. Comfort and Joy

(No particular order)

No order

Star wars
Big trouble in little china
The good, the bad and the ugly
Where eagles dare
Conan the Barbarian
riders of the lost ark

I have lots of favourite movies, here are some, I like evocative movies, where the atmosphere of the location is tangible.

1. Seven Years in Tibet
2. Memoirs of a Geisha
3. The Painted Veil
4. The English Patient
5. The Great Gatsby (recent version), Troy (Brad Pitt version)

K-PAX
Powder
Always
Phenomenon
The Shootist

a reply to: Necrose

1 - Contact

2 - Blade Runner

3 - Star Wars

4 - Raiders of the lost Ark

5 - Batman (the 1989 Keaton/Nicholson original)

1. Forest gump 2. Super troopers. 3. Prometheus. 4. Donnie Darko/fightclub/300 5. Every Quentin Tarantino movie. Just to name a few

a reply to: Necrose

-They Live
--SLC Punk
---Fight Club
----Alien
-----Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny

lol, yeah. You already listed most of my favorites along with most of the other replies...

datamine much...???

1. V for Vendetta
2. Riddles in Stone
3. Jeremiah Johnson
4. Sons of Katie Elder
5. Captain America Winter Soldier

Can I cheat and just say all of them in the top 250 on IMDB?


1- Pans Labyrinth
2- Life of Brian
3- Snatch
4- All/most Superhero films
5- All Star Wars films

Such a variety.

So good that they are In a league all their own -
Godfather I
Godfather II

Other movies I like -
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (B&W 1947)
Abe Lincoln in Illinois (B&W 1940)
Abbot and Costello 'Time of their lives' (B&W 1946)
The Nuns Story (B&W 1959)
Anything with Vincent Price - especially his Edgar Allen Poe movies
Gone With The Wind
The Spiral Staircase (B&W 1946)
Kill Bill I
Kill Bill II
5th Element
The Devils Advocate (Al Pacino)
The Others (Nichole Kidman)
Idiocracy
Cloud Atlas (Halle Berry)
Beetlejuice
Groundhog Day
Starship Troopers

My list changes monthly, but at the mo, my 5 easiest to watch any time are:

Pulp Fiction
Cloud Atlas
The Shawshank Redemption
Fight Club
Forest Gump

I wish i could squeeze one more in there, Django is just fantastic too.

What Dreams May Come
The Life Aquatic (most Wes Anderson, really)
Cool Hand Luke
Requiem For A Dream
Caddyshack

ETA: FlyersFan, how did I forget Groundhog Day?? For shame!

Casino
Reservoir Dogs
The Departed
Hot Rod
The Brothers Solomon

1. Clash of the Titans (Original)
2. Kickboxer
3. Waterworld
4. Never Ending Story
5. Alien

These are movies I can watch anytime, anywhere, over and over.

This is just 5 that I'm gonna throw out there.

1. L.A. Story
2. Lords Of Dog Town
3. Kill Bill
4. Big Fish
5. Open Water

edit:
Pulp Fiction, Sin City, Groundhog day(can't believe I forgot to add that one)

a reply to: Necrose


2001 space odyssey /2010 TYWMC

brave heart

wrath of khan

the bridge on the river kwai

Enemy mine

Inner space

Demolition man

In time

Pans labyrinth

Aliens

Metropolis