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List your favourite movies (top 5 , top 10 or top 3).


Mine are, in no particular order:

1) Cloud Atlas: One of the most underrated movie of the year 2012. I see it as a lesson about humanity that repeats the same cycles over and over. It also has one of the best ending I've seen as well as a nice OST.

2) Brazil: A really good dark comedy and a critic of the system we live in pictured in a dystopia. Cult movie of the 80's. Reminds me a bit of 1984.

3) Donnie Darko: Hard to describe movie about a teenager who has visions of a giant Bunny-man. The movie treat subjects as questionning authority and time travel.

4) 12 Monkeys: Epic movie that illustrates the time travel paradox.

5) Trainspotting: Scotish tragic-comedy of the 90's about young adults that inject heroin on daily basis. Picture well the marginal life of drug addicts. Cult movie and first big role of Ewan McGregor.
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While it's almost impossible to choose, I'll do top 10:

1) Blood in Blood out - A personal favorite about east L.A. gangs, and prison. Very entertaining.
2) Back to the Future - Classic epitomizes my love for entertaining movies. Time travel ftw!
3) The Sandlot - a childhood favorite, bleeds nostalgia.
4) Aliens 2 - I love sci-fi stuff, and killer aliens, and Ripley is a straight-up bad ass.
5) Terminator 2 - The epic 90's blockbuster.
6) Poltergeist - Scary shit.
7) Platoon - My favorite war movie with interesting character study.
8) Braveheart - William Wallace!
9) Scarface - Tony Montana!
10) Night of the Living Dead - Low budget black and white zombie greatness.


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You got some classics in that list. I really enjoyed Back to the future, Aliens, Terminator 2, Platoon and Braveheart.
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I would say my top 5 movies are:

1.) A.I. Artificial Intelligence- it strikes a chord with me

2.) Mrs. Doubtfire- a movie I've liked since I was little

3.) Spirited Away- a great animated movie

4.) He's Just Not That Into You- a romantic comedy

5.) Wall-E - a great somewhat subtle environmentalist movie
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A.I. and Sprited Away would definitely be in my top 10 or top 15, Sprited Away being my favorite anime movie.
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A.I. is really cool. Love the robot man-[sexist comment] character lol.
A somewhat similar good movie (imo) to A.I. is Bicentennial Man.


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1) Dangerous liaisons ,1998

2)Schindler's list

3)Misery

4)exorcist

5)Shawshank redemption
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I remember dropping tears the first time I saw Schindler's List at the end of the movie when he is enumerating how many lives he could have saved by selling the stuff he still has: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOoWpTxKJGA

Shawshank Redemption was also really good.
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