My Top 10 Favorite Movies of All-Time! 

Django over Inglourious (Tarantino's best movie) is the only thing I disagree with here ;)

I'd rather be subjected to slow, agonizing fingernail torture than be forced to watch "Schindler's List again.

@@edtallman7264 oof

Not a pooular thing to say, huh? Well, I thank God I was outta secondary schooling when it started to become more popular to assign watching Schindler's List than it was to assign reading novels by Samuel Longhorn Clemons, perhaps especially "Huck Finn."

@@edtallman7264 totally agree ... they should add Sharkonazis in their list of "educational movies" 😂

yep that's closer to my own top 10

that's a lot of kubrick (and honestly i dont blame u)

E.T is terrible. Yes I completed the sticker book as a kid but then I grew up and this film didn't.

@@stevenlupanko2983 Shrink back into a fetus and crawl back inside. Your presence in earths atmosphere is heinous and unwanted. I'm calling an exorcist.

Nah,meh,nope

@Bobby Brady yes the transfer was good because it's not as old as the good the bad and the ugly , wich o think the bluray looks terrible

It’s pretty cool, but I honestly think the shutter island one is the coolest, even thought i don’t think that movie is very good

@@skisky3 agreed

Scarface (1983)

Probably the best one though, or Beauty and the Beast

Great list 👌🏽

The most predictable list I have ever seen Where's your originality.

@@stevenlupanko2983 most of these lists are the most boring generic lists.

@@stevenlupanko2983where’s yours?

@@stevenlupanko2983you ppl just love making yourselves look like complete losers huh

Why is twilight not in your list??

T2 is better than trainspotting 1 in my opinion

@@harrylags6315 nah t2 is shit

Jamie Sparrow bro it’s my favourite movie😬guess we all have different opinions.

@@harrylags6315 lol, nah I'm kidding man, I didnt get it though, nor Slumdog millionaire. that sudden dance at the end was silly as well, only film of his I like is the first train spotting

Jamie Sparrow fair enough lol

It is the best Tarantino film I agree

thats my 2nd favorite my first is inglorious basterds

I really liked Desperado I know its not a Tarantino movie but he did have a cameo and it is made in same action comedy style.

I LOVE JACKIE BROWN! I LOVE PAM GRIER ANYWAY, BUT THAT MOVIE WAS FILMED IN TORRANCE, WHERE I USED TO LIVE (1984 TO 1990), AND, AT DEL AMO MALL, WHERE I USED TO WORK FOR COUPLE WEEKS (1980, WHEN IN CALIFORNIA) FOR SECOND TIME, FOR A MONTH (FIRST TIME WAS 1979 FOR ONE MONTH), BUT I LIVED ONLY LESS THAN 2 MILES AWAY, FROM DEL MAO MALL AND VISITED A LOT. OTHER MOVIES HAVE BEEN FILMED THERE, LIKE "VALLEY GIRL" WITH CAGE. I HAVE SEEN JACKIE BROWN MANY TIMES, I HAVE THE DVD AND THE BLURAY. EVEN WHEN ON TV, I HAVE TO STOP AND WATCH! EXCELLENT MOVIE. I AGREE, IT IS A FAVORITE. HAPPY NEW YEAR!

It’s really great!

Good list. Love a clockwork orange. Need to watch Amadeus

Yeah I feel like that movie went under the radar, nobody seems to know about the film.

I love the king of comedy

I absolutely hate Dark Shadows but The King Of Comedy is a masterpiece

Halloween 2018 above the original? Interesting

Funny thing is we have a similar taste, the only one I haven't seen 12 monkeys, would you recommend it

@@this_is_a_cat_page_now yep, will be first day order/purchase for me.

Ballerina!

Most of your favorite are same as mine bro,btw whats your favorite scenes from the exorcist?

😍 my list is very similar , love it Although indina jones movies j never loved them i always thought they were okey and racist

zak x aria I think older movies should be taken with a grain of salt because the times have changed. Things that weren’t considered offensive then may be offensive now. I don’t personally see how Raiders of the Lost Ark is racist, but I can understand why people would think Temple of Doom is. I praise movies on filmmaking qualities alone, and Raiders is a cinematic masterpiece, in my opinion. It’s a movie where I can sit back and wonder how certain scenes were accomplished, like the boulder scene, the plane fight, and the incredible truck convoy action scene after the plane fight. I appreciate the beautiful cinematography, the purposefully campy acting, and stellar special effects (for the time). I don’t let modern politics get in the way of me enjoying a film unless the film’s message is racist or completely lacking in taste.

Jay Horror Expert My favorite scene from the Exorcist is either the scene of possessed Regan staring blankly at Father Merrin’s corpse (it never fails to unsettle me) or the scene in the beginning when Father Merrin is looking at the statue of the demon. It’s like a standoff in a western, but the music is extremely unsettling. It’s full of foreboding tension.

@@papaslider6079 well said

Gavin Ayotte Very interesting list, my friend!😁👍🏻

1. American Beauty (1999) 2. Cast Away (2000) 3. Mission: Impossible - Fallout (2018) 4. First Man (2018) 5. James Bond - Octopussy (1983) 6. Room (2015) 7. Titanic (1997) 8. Life Of Pi (2012) 9. James Bond - Casino Royale (2006) 10. 127 Hours (2010)

Don't they spell kane with a k?

colossal goat They do

Ballerina!

What do you mean by HM list?

Excellent list!

I really like the soundtrack to casino.

Alout of people like casino more but most like goodfellas more, I can’t decide, they are about equel

But joe Pesci tho

They are both amazing films though. Casino is targeted more to adults.

nosuchthing8 how?

Punch-Drunk Love is my all-time favourite movie

I’m going to see memento this weekend and I’m so excited

Don't be. It's pretty overrated@@leohaddad9225

Never heard of The Party, but like that list. 12 Angry Men I’ve found is unknown by everyone I know, but yeah it’s great. I haven’t sorted out a top 10, but off the top of my head… Empire Strikes Back Joe (Nicholas Cage) Apocalypse Now Gangs of New York Beasts of the Southern Wild Sphere Hugo Black Hawk Down Eyes Wide Shut Lord of the Rings Trilogy

Bertram LeFarge good taste my guy!

I really enjoyed the original Oldboy also...saw the newer U.S. version, wasn’t nearly as good.

Not if I unplug your television

Yeah you haven't thought this through. It's your top 10 but nobody else's on the planet, appreciate the post but you may aswell delete it as your choices are pretty weak. Where joe dirt in this list!!!

@@stevenlupanko2983 lmoa, what on earth are you talking about?

Its called humor@@LeonLo2037

Fight club at number 1...a man of quality i see.

Great list, Taxi driver is my favorite movie of all time, and fight club is amazing, great taste

Fargo? Ah yah... aw heck, aw jeez really? Yah... what a great movie

Shining is one of my favorites but I hate all the other films you listed

Anything made by the Duplass Brothers

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Who is anyone to criticize someone's choices ? Well, what the heck I'll be that fool. Maybe you haven't spent an unhealthy amount of time watching a million films like myself but I would challenge that you can think of films better than Deer Hunter, A Clockwork Orange, Inglorious Bastards, and Falling Down. Your list reveals a disturbing pattern. Mostly films featuring shocking, depraved, mindless violence. Do you enjoy watching people suffer?>Perhaps you have a lot of evil thoughts in your mind. Deer Hunter doesn't hold up to rewatching very well and it even has some bad acting by Meryll Streep and several other cast members. The plot drags on way too long and it's a bit on the boring side. A clockwork Orange left a huge impression on many people but only for its graphic depictions of a demonic and sadistic fantasy. Clock Orange lacks basic structure, has no real storyline or even a coherent theme , and has weak and unrelatable characters that have no development. A child should probably never lay eyes on it. Falling Down isn't too bad but it has a predictable ending that only disappoints when it finally arrives and the plot is rather simpleton. Inglorious Basterds was shot well and has great effects, costumes, directing and acting. But it suffers from Tarantino's insistence on uncalled-for longwinded boring dialogue. The film is a good one and has a fabulous twist at the end but I can't see it even cracking the top 100 for me. Get out would have been a great movie. But there is a somewhat offensive underlying anti-white racist mindset that bubbles to the surface from the mind of writer Jordan Peele. Peele is a Mulatto. These Oreo people like Colin Kaepernick and Jordan Peel often feel pressured to prove their "blackness" so they demonize white people to prove they are not white(even though they are) since they perceive that the vast public has disdain for white men and black men are cool while whites are dorky and lame.( A childish and unfounded delusion)The film suggests that white men secretly want to be black so they can be trendy and cool. This is what peel thinks rich old white guys are thinking and I take it as offensive since it implies a belief that blacks are cooler than whites . Maybe Peele is afraid people will find out that he was raised by an all white family and his Black Dad wasn't around so much so he goes hard on the "White People Are Devils" theme just like Colin Kaepernick. These greatest fear of these 2 mulatto men is being called a white man. Pathetic. Seven Samurai is 1 million times better than Clockwork Orange. Just so you know I have Fight Club & E.T. in my top 10 as well. All these on your list are all good films. Just not top 10 caliber. ..........Consider it. 🧠

It's really good, but it takes time to grow on you

Yes my friend... yes.

@@lukesiyufy8084 what's your list?

@@joeculp3993 10.Phantom Thread 9.Seven Samurai 8.Le Samurai 7.There Will Be Blopd 6.ChinaTown 5.The favorite 4.The Lighthouse 3.F for Fake 2.Her 1.Synecdoche, NY

@@lukesiyufy8084 I love it!

End of Evangelion. Nice, nice, nice.

What is your favorite version of Blade Runner and why?

I liked jaws alout, I just thought it dragged a bit when they were on the boat at the end

Ha!! Man, Mr. David Brown...you and I have very, VERY similar taste! TONS of your "top 20" would exist in mine too!! And, yes...I too would suggest that The Godfather Part II would be my favourite film of all time. I've got some that didn't make your list though...They are: Oldboy (original 2003, fKorean version of course) Alien (1979)...brilliant. I must've watched this film oh ...like 15 times or so at least. I love it. I love all the characters and the story and the setting....it's all utterly BRILLIANT!!! Fargo (1996) The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (1966) Suspiria (1977) The Sting (1973) And while they're far, FAR removed from being "great" (or even, "good") films, I really love the atmospheres of a few 1980's horror films, including "A Nightmare on Elm Street" (parts 1 and 3) and Friday the 13th's (part 1, part 2, part 3 and part 4 (the Final Chapter) and of course, the original, "Halloween" (1978) and "Halloween part III: Season of the Witch" from 1982 - I LOVE these early '80's "slasher" films because as children, my brother and I weren't allowed to watch them as they were (according to my parents) too scary and too violent...too sexy...etc. etc.....we WERE however, allowed to watch them over the period here in Windsor, Ontario/Detroit area that was known as, "Shocktober"! This was a period during the mid-to-late 1980's that coming up to Oct. 31, Count Scary (a horror host from Detroit) would introduce these films and interject comedy into the (going-into-a-commercial) bits....We were allowed to watch these version of those R-Rated films, as they were edited for television which apparently made my parents feel OK letting my brother and I watch these films... Other films that nearly makes my "best of all time" list would be "Donnie Brasco", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", "Forbidden Planet", ...oh man...certainly there are others I'm forgetting....

nice list!

You have great taste!

Jesse Swarbrick That's a good list.

And Casino.

From your mum

I've never gone back in the water since

I stopped watching The Godfather after half an hour because I found it boring, maybe I'm too young lol

@@jamesl5203 I would really recommend trying to finish the entire film, it's an absolute masterpiece, but i get that it's not for everybody.

You have to love There Will Be Blood looking at your list.

I have to say it. Strikes back is better than Star Wars .It's the best in the whole franchise. It just is.

Not one mention of the Matrix or Lord of the Rings in these comments... I mean, I can budge on an awful lot when it comes to a movie top 10 list, but those two are fucking non-negotiable. What's wrong with you people? XD

1. American Beauty (1999) 2. Cast Away (2000) 3. Mission: Impossible - Fallout (2018) 4. First Man (2018) 5. James Bond - Octopussy (1983) 6. Room (2015) 7. Titanic (1997) 8. Life Of Pi (2012) 9. James Bond - Casino Royale (2006) 10. 127 Hours (2010)

@@David-281 that's a pretty good list, did u watch all of mine?

Llama Lloyd No.. I actually only watched 2.. Skyfall and Inception

Llama Lloyd And did you watch all of mine??

@@David-281 everything expect for octopussy