What are your Top Five movies of all time?

Star Wars
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Lord of the Rings
The Usual Suspects
The Thing

 

Impossible, but here are five for this very minute.

Executive Suite
Tombstone
The Usual Suspects
Patton
The Last Hurrah

 

Today

Alien
Captain America: Civil War-it has a distinct mid 70’s paranoids thriller vibe.
Apocalypse Now-I know that this is a messy masterpiece but messy Coppola is far more interesting to me than neat.
Notorious-Probably Hitch’s best 40’s film even if Cary Grant starts off as an *******.
Bride of Frankenstein-Camp, satire and horror all in a nice package. There’s some loony on the internet claiming that Karloff was a hack and that he deliberately sabotaged Lugosi’s career. This person is also claiming that Karloff slept his way to the top and only cruised on this and (and that he was a paedophile). Whatever Karloff’s proclivities (and the person also claims that Karloff was into BS&M...if he had willing participants, I don’t care). Pretty wacky stuff. I’m surprised that the Karloff estate hasn’t tried to shut it down.

 

The Big Lebowski
Remains of the day
Life of Brian
Atonement
Gladiator

 

Very difficult to do, but I'll try.

2001
A Clockwork Orange
A Bridge Too Far
No Country for Old Men
Apocalypse Now

 

Nice Thread, OP!
Guys And Dolls - Frank Sinatra/Marlon Brando/Jean Simmons.....
The Shawshank Redemption - Morgan Freeman/Tim Robbins
Seems Like Old Times - Goldie Hawn/Chevy Chase
Viva Las Vegas - Elvis Presley/Ann Margaret
We're No Angels - Humphrey Bogart/Peter Ustinov/Aldo Ray/Joan Bennett/Leo G. Carroll

 

Seems Like Old Times - Goldie Hawn/Chevy Chase


i force my family to watch it every year, hilarious, and neil simons most underrated script

 

Apocalypse Now
Vertigo
Touch of Evil
Mean Streets
2001: A Space Odyssey

 

01 Back To The Future
02 2001: A Space Odyssey
03 The Empire Strikes Back
04 The Third Man
05 12 Angry Men

 

2001: A Space Odyssey

Wild Strawberries

Baraka

The Elephant Man

Pulp Fiction

 

unlike some, it would take a lot for this list to be changed
Shawshank
Jaws
The Great Escape
Pulp Fiction
The Usual Suspects

next 5
Silence Of The Lambs
The Hustler
Do The Right Thing
The Man Who Would Be King
My Favorite Year

 

Touch of Evil
Eraserhead
Branded to Kill
Faster Pussycat Kill Kill
The Big Lebowski

 

That pretty much me too except I do have an absolute favorite film, Dr. Strangelove. I have come to love the bomb. I've seen it maybe as many as over 100 times but I'm still not tired of it. It's an amazing accomplishment to make such a funny film out of such a depressing subject, nuclear war. I've probably ingested way too much fluoride to have a clear mind, but I keep finding new tidbits with every additional viewing.

 

Lawrence Of Arabia

Stagecoach
The Wild Bunch
The Conversation
Deer Hunter

 

Glengarry Glen Ross
The Bad News Bears
This is Spinal Tap
The Sting
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

 

La Dolce Vita
Until The End Of The World
McCabe & Mrs. Miller
The Royal Tenenbaums
Hanna And Her Sisters

 

yes that's a great one...is that a great ending or what?! I can see that scene in my head! LOL...

 

I've got many scenes memorized at this point..... I like the end song too. It was a hit song when I was in grade school.

 

1. Vertigo
   
   
2. Chinatown
   
   
3. All That Jazz
   
   
4. Brazil
   
   
5. Alien
   

 

well after 100 times!~ LOL!

 

Blade Runner
The Thing (1982)
Star Wars - A New Hope
Cloud Atlas
Hot Fuzz

 

A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
The Night Of The Hunter
Jane Eyre
Wild River
Psycho

"honorable mention": if teleplays counted as movies by most, one of my very favorite movies would be the original Playhouse 90 version of Requiem For A Heavyweight (Not the 1962 movie version).

 

1. Casablanca
2. It's a Wonderful Life
3. The Wizard of Oz
4. Jaws
5. A Hard Day's Night

Amazingly, I've seen all but #5 in a theater as well as on TV/video.

 

Blue Velvet
L.A. Confidential
Pan’s Labyrinth
Young Frankenstein
Halloween

 

In no order, but I keep coming back to.....

Restless Natives.
Local Hero.
The Legend Of Bagger Vance.
Bottle Shock.
Die Hard.