Spielberg Lucas Tarantino Spike Lee Ron Howard James Cameron Ridley Scott Coen Brothers Scorsesi Coppola Google these guys and chain watch their work....very few clinkers in the lot Must see directors in my view
I’ll update the list when I get home. Think Im gonna watch animal house after the game tonight, will either keep the good times rolling or make me feel better about the day... Theres a few in here I havent heard of! Also I have watched Monte Python and the Holy Grail, but Im gonna watch it again... cause reasons?
History of the World Part 1 Spaceballs Treasure of the Sierra Madre The Third Man Lost Horizons The Horn Blows at Midnight Love Thy Neighbor Support Your Local Sheriff Support Your Local Gunfighter The Apple Dumpling Gang (Don Knotts and Tim Conway)
I think there are better movies than these but I find the best movies from your list to be: Animal House - Movie was shot at U of O but the horse incident happened at Oregon State; Stalag 17; Sunset Blvd.; The Wizard of Oz; Caddy Shack; Monty Python and the Holy Grail; Full Metal Jacket; and Master and Commander. Some other great movies include: The Big Country (one of my top five); To Kill a Mockingbird; Gone With the Wind (my aunt was the babysitter for the author, Margaret Mitchell. My aunt and my uncle were invited to the premier in Atlanta and to a party afterwards with all the big movie stars including Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh); Forbidden Planet (an old science fiction that still has some great scenes in it that are nearly timeless); Soylent Green; West Side Story; Oklahoma (one of my top five); South Pacific; Mr. Roberts (one of my top five, perhaps the best); Raiders of the Lost Ark; Star Wars; 2001 A Space Odyssey; Chinatown; Lawrence of Arabia; [anything with Harold Lloyd in it]; I'll think of more later.
Here's a some more: No Way Out Early Kevin Costner movie Into the Night Early Michelle Pfiefer and Jeff Goldblum (somewhat B movie but entertaining) Lord of the Ring trilogy great movies The Hobbit trilogy same as Lord of the Rings Pulp Fiction John Travolta's vomeback movie directed by Quintin Tarantino Get Shorty another John Travolta The Spiderman movies
I've seen the Lord of the Rings / Hobbit Movies, Interesting story but I was having trouble reading when I was little so a family friend gave The Hobbit to help me "stay interested" and so outside of "Doctor Seuss" That was my first book! Been a huge Tolkien fan basically my entire life. Watched the Peter Jackson movies and they were really good though I didn't think the Hobbit Trilogy was as good. Still added most of those too my list.
You definitely need to watch Pulp Fiction if you haven't. I was listening to the Mark and Brian show which was a syndicated radio show based out of LA and they had Tarantino on as a guest and he told the story of how he hooked up with John Travolta. Tarantino invited Travolta out to his place on the coast to discuss the movie and Travolta goes up to his door (a multi unit complex) and knocks and Tarantino opens the door where Travolta without stepping into his place describes the unit to a T. It turns out when Travolta first came to Hollywood that he had rented the exact same unit years before
I liked Peter Jackson's King Kong with Naomi Watts...I also liked the original with Faye Ray and the one with Jessica Lang....Peter Jackson is a great filmmaker in my view.
What? No Field of Dreams or Dances with Wolves? I'm a big Kevin Costner fan. I also enjoyed Message in a Bottle, For the Love of the Game, Thirteen Men, JFK, Untouchables, ah hell, I just like Kevin Costner.
I liked them all, but I would still put Pulp Fiction ahead of them. I guess it's all in the eye of the beholder.
Some of the following movies may be classified in several genres (I chose one in the list) and some may have already been mentioned. Some are quite old and some are new. The Must-see movies, in my opinion, are emboldened in blue. Enjoy! Westerns Open Range Tombstone The Stalking Moon Coroner Creek Ride the High Country The Cowboys True Grit (with John Wayne) Big Jake Broken Trail (A veteran cowboy and his nephew save five Chinese girls from prostitution while herding their horses from Oregon to Wyoming) Crossfire Trail Last Stand at Sabre River Quigley Down Under Forsaken The Magnificent Seven (with Yul Brynner) Westworld Drama Apollo 13 A Walk to Remember (Coming of age kind of love story) The Choice The Family Man Pretty in Pink Mr. Destiny Stand By Me Secondhand Lions Philadelphia Milo and Otis (family oriented) Babe (also family oriented) Sci-Fi Oblivion The Thirteenth Floor Planet of the Apes (with Charlton Heston) The Last Man on Earth (with Vincent Price) Back to the Future Trilogy (genre mix with this collection) Frequency Jurassic Park Mission to Mars Highlander The Martian Sphere The War of the Worlds (original) Star Trek Movies (with original cast) Terminator (the first two movies) War Gettysburg Gods and Generals Sahara (with Humphrey Bogart) The Caine Mutiny The Dirty Dozen Das Boot (one of the finest submarine movies ever) From Here to Eternity (more like a drama in a war setting) Flyboys (World War I aerial Dogfights) The Great Escape (with Steve McQueen) Comedy Ghostbusters Groundhog Day Grumpy Old Men Gremlins The Great Outdoors Uncle Buck Summer Rental Porky's Multiplicity The Dream Team Short Circuit Action Ben-Hur (with Charlton Heston) The Last Samurai The Count of Monte Cristo The Hunt for Red October In the Heart of the Sea Outlander (similar to Beowulf) The 13th Warrior (also similar to Beowulf) Animated Toy Story Trilogy Monsters Inc The Secret of NIMH The Lion King Wall-E The Fox and the Hound The Nightmare Before Christmas Watch when you can without your children The Flowers of War (1937 Japanese invasion of Nanjing in China)
