SycoMantis91 (Level 6)

The seminal Hitchcock classic. Suspenseful, intriguing, and never boring. Still haven't seen a movie like it. Well, besides High Anxiety, which is an admitted parody.

The most chilling of my three favorite Hitchcock flicks. Hitchcock just knew what buttons to push... or dial... Get it?!

It's Star Wars. Fucking Star Wars! A journey of self-discovery, faith (in general terms), and just how much say we have in the paths we all walk. Also, explosions!

The continuity of the previous movie on this list. The entire time they're on Hoth is classic, we meet Yoda, and Luke fights Vader. And more explosions!

The thrilling climax. A great tense and entertaining opening scene, lots of drama, betrayal, and a legendary conclusion. And... wait for it... Furry things! Causing explosions! (see what I did there?)

I thoroughly enjoy the prequels, though Episode III is the only one I'd say is an amazing movie. Where episodes I and II made me kind of not care for Anikin, III did a much better job of making him a sympathetic villain, yet not quite so much that you can't love to hate him in the originals. Did I mention the battle between Anikin and Obi-Wan? Astounding. Still not quite the epics the original trilogy are, however.

The only Star Trek movie I really love. I like most of them, but Khan is the only one that stands out. A great, sympathetic but still insane villain, nice sub-stories, and the only somewhat-cohesive plot I can think of in a Star Trek movie.

I love most Godzilla movies not named "Son of Godzilla" or made by American cash-hounds to look like Jurassic Park.

A classic. Intense but funny, complex but easy to follow, and engaging but charmingly off-putting. That and Samuel L. Jackson... DO THEY SPEAK ENGLISH IN "WHAT"!?

An epic of crime drama. I love the element of never showing the actual crime and forcing you to put the pieces together. It's too bad Tarantino doesn't make movies like this anymore.

I only put Vol. 1 because I think they tie so well together, I have a hard time seperating them in my mind. The story is so farfetched, but oddly engaging. The action is amazing, and the whole thing is purposefully campy in the most awesome way. Also, the music kicks ass.

An obvious comedy classic. Farley and Spade were at the top of their game, not caring to pander to anyone and creating gold together. They're such opposites in this film, but they gel together so well. Everything about this movie is classic.

I have to admit, I haven't seen The Naked Gun series or most of Nielsen's other work. I think I'm afraid of being disappointed. This was such a huge movie, a seminal comedic blockbuster if you will. So many hilarious moments, great cameos all pulled off expertly, and of course, Nielsen's trademark cadence make this movie impossible to not love (in my obviously right opinion)

Such a great story. Everything is delivered perfectly. They take something you'd never expect and make it one of the most moving things you'll ever see. I've never felt so bad or so connected to mostly guilty inmates. Tom Hanks and Doug Hutchinson (I know, who?) are great, but if you ask me, Michael Clarke Duncan gives one of the all-time greatest acting performances.

Such an amazing story. You feel for every character, and the bonds they create seem so real and meaningful, even among convicts. Depressing, but feel-good. It really makes one think twice about accusations. Also, Morgan Freeman is amazing.

I love these movies. And yes, I did read the books and loved those too! This movie is just so epic and gorgeous. The landscapes are sprawling and amazing, not to mention how well they fit. The characters are great, especially Ian McClennin's Gandalf, and it introduces the world around you almost perfectly without sacrificing excitement.

My personal favorite of the series, amazing action, and turmoil outside and within.

Not much left to say. Another great movie, exciting, action-packed, with a satisfying conclusion.

Perhaps one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. It's sad to see how the comedy of the day went from Anchorman to the piece of shit Hangover, but I digest. This flick is funny as balls, and surprisingly deep and thought-provoking if you pay enough attention to it. Also, GO BACK TO YOUR HOME ON WHORE ISLAND!!!

Pretty much all "of the Dead" series is great, but the first two are still my favorites.

So bad. SOOOOOOOOOO BAD. I love it!