Top 100 movies before you die

**sentrix** · 7th July 2011 22:30

The ones that moved and shook you.

Trainspotting.

Godfather trilogy.

Sophie's Choice.

Pulp Fiction.

Yeah sure there are plenty of favourite movies around but what say you/

**Don Ho** · 7th July 2011 22:44

Grave of the Fireflies

Little Big Man

Apocalypse Now

Breakfast at Tiffany's

Immortal Beloved

Dr. Strangelove

The Taste of Tea

Memento

Cherries

**jonny danger** · 7th July 2011 23:39

A documentary called, The Inside Job

**happynz** · 8th July 2011 01:43

I can't recall any good films, but this stinker comes to mind. I really wanted my money back after leaving the cinema.

'Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon' - the most completely overhyped boring piece of celluloid shite ever. Every critic who drooled and slobbered over the genius of this film ought to be never allowed near a word processor again.

**jonny danger** · 8th July 2011 02:15

I saw it, stinky poo.

**Hollow** · 8th July 2011 03:41

Oldboy.
Sympathy for Mr Venegence.
Sympathy for Lady Venegence.
A Bitter Sweet Life.
Irreversible.
Into the Void.
The Matix.
Home.
Akira.

**discus2000** · 8th July 2011 05:56

Bjergkøbing Grand Prix: Pinchcliffe Grand Prix (1975) - IMDb, Flåklypa Grand Prix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Nothing, noooothing, ever beats Il Tempo Gigante...

**buddahas** · 8th July 2011 06:21

Originally Posted by Hollow

Oldboy.
Sympathy for Mr Venegence.
Sympathy for Lady Venegence.
A Bitter Sweet Life.
Irreversible.
Into the Void.
The Matix.
Home.
Akira.

Jesus Christ, if you're into this stuff how come you avoided Blade Runner?

Black Rain for me because after all this time it is still a very underrated movie.

**sentrix** · 8th July 2011 07:48

Originally Posted by jonny danger

A documentary called, The Inside Job

That was the de Niro flick with Ed Norton?

**you_me_no_savy_talk_talk** · 8th July 2011 08:29

Originally Posted by sentrix

Top 100 movies before you die

I may be over-thinking this, but I can honestly say there areno movies which I feel I just have to see before I die. Maybe a few home made flicks ("The English man who went up Hino, and down on a Manami").

**Slim Chance** · 8th July 2011 08:57

The Japanese have some great movies.

**Western Devil** · 8th July 2011 08:59

Originally Posted by sentrix

That was the de Niro flick with Ed Norton?

I think that was The Italian Job.

I liked that movie a lot.

**sentrix** · 8th July 2011 09:07

No, it was The Score with de Niro, the documentary was The Inside Job about Wall Street and haven't seen it but going to look it up.

**Western Devil** · 8th July 2011 14:04

Originally Posted by sentrix

No, it was The Score with de Niro, the documentary was The Inside Job about Wall Street and haven't seen it but going to look it up.

Thanks for the clarification.

The movie I'm referring to is with Ed Norton. He pretends to be a janitor, with a smirk on his face (disfigured) as he plans a jewelry heist.

This is, The Italian Job, correct?

**you_me_no_savy_talk_talk** · 8th July 2011 15:50

No.. the italian job is Sir Michael Cane, in mini coopers.

Shit, sorry.. I see the confusion... You are talking about the unwatchable remake? That might have Ed Norton, I don't think many people would know as I am sure anybody who has seen the original (like I'm sure most people must have) could not bring themselves to seeing the fast/furious style remake.