Which ones?
My list:

5)16 Candles
4)Ferris Beullar's Day Off
3)Caddyshack
2)Hairspray
1)Serial Mom

My 5 Favorites? Well....

1. The Running Man
2. 13 Ghosts (1960)
3. The Long, Long Trailer
4. Too Many Girls
And I Can't think of a 5th

Hmmmmmm....

1. Crossroads
2. Coyote Ugly
3. American Pie 1/2
4. Scary Movie 1/2
5. Save the Last Dance

But, my favorites change like the weather! :D

~monty python
~princess diarys
~miss congeniality
~aristocats "everybody, everybody, everybody wants to be a cat"
~dunno

Since I don't want to limit it to five, I'm including my top ten.

1. American Beauty
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Dogma
4. Forrest Gump
5. Clerks
6. American History X
7. Chasing Amy
8. Back To The Future
9. Almost Famous
10. Dazed And Confused

In no particular order:

1.) PULP FICTION!!
2.) Seven
3.) West Side Story
4.) Fellowship of the Ring
5.) The Empire Strikes Back

....oh heck I can't limit myself either :D

6.) Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
7.) Anne of Green Gables
8.) Monty Python and the Holy Grail
9.) Tiny Toons: How I Spent My Summer Vacation (I've seen this movie like a million times. It is the only movie where I can actually sit there and recite just about all the lines with the characters. I know the words to all the songs too! :D It's the only one of my tapes that has visible and audible sounds of wear :lol: TRUELY a GREAT movie. And guess what? I'm watching it right now, heeheehee!)
10.) Braveheart

and one more to grow on:
11.) Miss Congeniality

1 - Stand By Me
2 - Fight Club
3 - Akira
4 - Angel Heart
5 - American History X

Titanic
American Beauty
Cast Away
Princess Diaries
Erin Brokovich

In no order...

1. Harry Potter
2. Miss Congeniality
3. Princess Diaries
4. Charlie's Angels
5. Coyote Ugly
OK i needa add just like 2 more...
6. All I Wanna Do
7. Austin Powers 2
And I really think that's it... I also like "A Promise to Carolyn" but it's not onna my faves.

Originally posted by Delta Burke Forever
And I really think that's it... I also like "A Promise to Carolyn" but it's not onna my faves.

Yes I LOVE that movie!!!!!!

Has anyone seen 'Big Fat Liar'? I wanna see it but it's not out over here untill June.

Originally posted by Mossopp
Has anyone seen 'Big Fat Liar'? I wanna see it but it's not out over here untill June.

That is SUCH a funny movie!!! I would def. go see it. Great movie.

Originally posted by Jean Smart Forever


That is SUCH a funny movie!!! I would def. go see it. Great movie.

Cool. I wanna see it cos I love Amanda Bynes! I think she's brilliant! :D

Originally posted by Mossopp
Cool. I wanna see it cos I love Amanda Bynes! I think she's brilliant! :D

lol, that's basically why I went to see it. I love the Amanda Show and Judge Trudy..haha O/t...but anyways, she's really cool in it!

The Breakfast Club and Big Daddy.. those are the only movies I love.

Hey Guys!

LOL! I was gonna post this same topic about the "Top Movies!" Anyway, I grew up in the 70's-80's, which I consider the "Bigtime Era of Movies" so here is my list!

1. One Flew over The Cuckoo's Nest
2. Midnight Express
3. Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory. (Greatest Family-Type Film of all Time!)
4. The Jerk (The Best for Pure Comody!)
5. And Justice For All (Please view only the uncut version....Al Pachino is absolutely BRILLIANT in this film)
6. The Breakfast Club (Best movie about high school life ever made)
7. The Omen (Scarier than Exorcist and faster-paced)
8. Fiddler on the Roof (Only musical version of a film that I really liked.) Moving story and good songs
9. Dominique and Eugene. (Examines the relationship between two brothers (ala "Rain Man") One is mentally challenged the other is a med-student.) Just as good as Rain Man if not better because it is more emotional...a beautiful and very under-rated film

10. Halloween (Proves you don't need a lot of blood and gore for a master suspensful film)

It's so hard to pick just five, but here goes:

1. It's a Wonderful Life
2. Grease
3. The Wedding Singer
4. Back to the Future (any one of 'em)
5. Titanic

After the first movie, it's in no particular order

1. Guys and Dolls
2. Singin' in the Rain
3. The Music Man
4. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
5. Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
6. Peter Pan (Cathy Rigby version)
7. A League of Their Own
8. The Borrowers (The one with John Goodman. It's kind of stupid, but I find it hilarious).
9. The Mummy
10. The Mummy Returns
11. Miss Congeniality
12. West Side Story

A bit more than 5, I'm afraid.

11. South Park: Bigger, Longer And Uncut
12. Shrek
13. Good Will Hunting
14. Office Space
15. Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Rings
16. Vanilla Sky
17. Shrek
18. Ghostbusters
19. Wayne's World
20. Star Wars - Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back

Okay, my go now:

1. Back to the Future
2. Thunderbirds
3.Jackass: the Movie
4. Team America: World Police
5. Stormbreaker

1. walkto remember
2Coyote Ugly
3.American Pie 1/2
4. Scary Movie 1/2
5. Save the Last Dance

#1 batman beings
#2 spider-man 2
#4 back to the futuer part 2
#5 teeange mutant ninja tutles
#6 the first kid

Ghost
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Dirty Dancing
Overboard
Saturday Night Fever

1) To Kill a Mockingbird
2) It's a Wonderful Life
3) Waitress
4) In Her Shoes
5) Steel Magnolias

HM's: Where the Heart Is, Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, Gone with the Wind, Casablanca, One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest, Grapes of Wrath, and On Golden Pond.

5. Goodfellas - You just can't beat this gangster movie for charismatic energy. Scorcese pays close attention to the minute details that the mafia engage in for the sake of maintaining the lifestyle that they have become accustomed to. And then director shows how that type of self-contained lifestyle can only eventually crumble as the outside world continually changes & evolves.


4. Aliens - This movie has everything that I look forward to in a sci-fi adventure. Suspenseful action, solid story, distinct characters (with great chemistry) , great visuals, kick-ass aliens, a turning plot-twist ( we all thought for sure, that Bishop couldn't be trusted), & of course, a catch-phrase that made the entire theatre roar (" Get away from her, you bitch!").

Mannnn.... I wish I had acid for blood.

3. Close Encounters Of The 3rd. Kind - For me, the most realistic handling of a story of aliens ( inspiring films like Contact & Signs which tried admirably to emulate), that it made it almost believable for me that extra-terrestrials do exist. Also, it was done with such a sense of awe-inspiring hope & elegant beauty, that it almost made me wish that they did indeed exist( & maybe aliens do, but that's an entirely different website, altogether).

Mannnn.... I wish a UFO would come down & fly me away into the limitless potential of space.
(Sans anal-probes, of course.)

2. Superman - Yep. The fact that this #2 of my favorite movies ever is evidence that I am a huge comicbook nerd. And since admitting that usually doesn't garner much respect, I only expect the best when a project interprets my favorite medium up on the big screen. We comicbook fans don't need any more ammunition to makes us seem any more goofy. We can do that all by ourselves. ALL by ourselves.
And no matter what anyone says, this is the original gangsta of superheroes. So it is only fitting that the last son of Krypton's big-budget movie debut should turn out to be the one that all other comic-book based superhero movies must be measured by. And while I know that this movie does have it's dated flaws, it was, just like the character whom it portrayed, the one that started on how epic the idea of a superhero could truly be.

1. The Godfather - I could go on & on with why I agree with so many people of why this is such a great movie, but instead, I'll do a top ten within a top ten.
Top 10 reasons why I like the Godfather:

10. The late great John Cazale.
9. Marlon Brando is back with a performance uniquely his own.
8. James Caan. IMO, his best performance ever & the best character in the movie.
7. All the "oranges=death/violent act" scenes.
6. Apollonia!!!
5. Vito Corleone's "...And that I do not forgive" speech during the meeting of the criminal masterminds.
4. Lines like "Sleeping with the fishes" or " Time to take out the mattresses", phrases that have since become part of popular culture.
3. Sonny's death scene.
2. The theme song.
1. Francis Ford Coppola's masterful use of foreshadowing.
Example:When Luca Brasi ( the guy who ends up sleeping with the fishes) goes to make a deal with the rival crime-family, he walks thru a glass door that leads to the bar where he will meet his end. As the door closes, the scene is shot looking at Luca from behind, setting up the shot to so that you will notice fish designs that have been engraved into the glass & give the impression that they are surrounding Luca's body.
Awesome.
Simply awesome.