Top 50 Movies

In no particular order...

Scream
Halloween
My Best Friend's Wedding
Lucky Number Slevin
27 Dresses
The Cabin in the Woods
Saw II
Monster Squad
The Wizard of Oz
Grease
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Secret Window
The Shawshank Redemption
American History X
Shutter Island
Saw V
Face Off
13 Going on 30
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Hitch
American Sniper
Mrs. Doubtfire
Love Actually
The Silence of the Lambs
The Hangover
Miss Congeniality
Steel Magnolias
American Psycho
Fracture
Double Jeopardy
A Time to Kill
The Notebook
The Place Beyond the Pines
Beetlejuice
Se7en
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
Grease 2
Jeepers Creepers
The Lost Boys
Silver Linings Playbook
The Collection
The Ring
Labyrinth
The Goonies
Dracula (1931)
The Wolf Man (1941)
Fried Green Tomatoes
Definitely, Maybe
I Know What You Did Last Summer
Sweet Home Alabama

Published by laurrren

8 years ago

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smoothcrvs 2 years ago

great list!

MasterPerv 3 years ago

lol....news Flash....I've determined that I have a Man Crush on Bradley Cooper and his Movie/Acting abilities ...and I'm outing myself right here and now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXLZBuA8LwM

MasterPerv 3 years ago

I can't believe I have never commented on this .....WOW....So.....we have about 15 Movies in common ....which I find interesting.....that 3 of them involve Bradly Cooper.....and a I'm sure a 4th if I press You....in that...with the Movie mix I see up here....A Star in Born has to be on the list now

Am I right

BBCluvs2lick 5 years ago

Oh wow ..... me and my mom laugh every yr at national lampoons Xmas Vaycay, u have some good ones up here

blus_lvr 7 years ago

to Clairebear9 : Agreed

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restonman2001 7 years ago

Liberty Valance was John Wayne at his best

apples20141984 7 years ago

What , no Deadpool

JudysBlues 8 years ago

Just saw Hacksaw Ridge, great story (true)
bout wow was it gory

kezza698 8 years ago

My fav. is The Silence of the Lambs, Fracture was a good movie as well.

xhotcouplex 8 years ago

you should do a top 5.

Clairebear9 8 years ago

Ya gotta put interstellar up there

laurrren Publisher 8 years ago

to Jc2xxx : nar

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Jc2xxx 8 years ago

No Pulp Fiction ?

Jc2xxx 8 years ago

I have seen 24. Shawshank and se7en I can watch over and over.
No Pulp fiction ??

to NiciSlut : I'm a major movie buff and if I wanted to type out everything it would not be possible. I've always said the original Texas chainsaw is not just a movie but its something that simply CANNOT be remade..it's a product of it's time(as many of the movies Laurren listed) I think i'm being trigged. I can talk about movies all damn day.

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NiciSlut 8 years ago

to laurrren : perfect! they are just soo much better xD

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laurrren Publisher 8 years ago

to NiciSlut : Yep originals

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NiciSlut 8 years ago

soo ... are you referring to the original movies or the remakes of "halloween" and "texas chainsaw massacre"?

talonequ 8 years ago

to laurrren : Good choice! I finally watched Slevin tonight and it did, indeed, keep me entertained right up to the end. I won't get specific so as not to spoil it for anyone who might read this but the twists and turns were fun to follow, Lucy Liu was adorable and the movie felt a bit like Tarantino lite. Thanks for the recommendation.

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French-Mumble 8 years ago

Really nice list, quite a lot that i haven't seen but for the rest i agree with you ^^

SassyBri 8 years ago

You can have the TV, as long as I get the jamm box. Ah haha

beach7620 8 years ago

Love this list

m4lk 8 years ago

Great list, I miss some sci fi, fantasy and comic adaptations on there... But os os a cool list.

nightskies 8 years ago

Great list, and it definitely shows the focus of your favorites but a lot of variety nonetheless. Face/Off is great, and it almost, and possibly should have, been on my list. It's an incredibly entertaining movie and well acted, has all the John Woo touches, interspaced high action and classic music, birds flying, shootout in a church, but done very well. I'm happy to see that we have some in common though, and The Place Beyond the Pines is another good movie. But I'm going to say something that shocks some people....

I've never seen Grease.

laurrren Publisher 8 years ago

to talonequ : yayyyy!

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laurrren Publisher 8 years ago

to tiatempest : I so agree... Such a great film!

I will definitely check out Room, too

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talonequ 8 years ago

to laurrren : My Tivo will be recording LNS later tonight and i should have time to watch it next week. I'll let you know what I think.

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talonequ 8 years ago

to tiatempest : I read the book, which was wonderful, I really enjoyed Brie Larson in United States of Tara and I've got the movie on order from my library. Thanks for the additional positive review.

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to laurrren : I watched Fracture online about a month ago and really enjoyed it. A clever plot and outstanding acting.

One movie that would definitely be high on my list is Room. I can't praise it enough. It's a movie that will stay with me for a very long time.

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mike0207 8 years ago

Skip one and add The green mile......just as classic as Shawshank redemption

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