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megaman2 said:

As I am a movie critic i will give you the definitive top 20 movies of all time in no particular order;

- Lord of the ring trilogy
- Dark Knight
- Goodfellas
- Godfather, Godfather II

- Land before time
- Indiana jones raiders of the los ark
- Shawshank redemption
- Pulp fiction

- A new hope
- Scarface

- Empire strickes back
- Silence of the Lambs
- Casablanca


- Fight Club
- Rocky
- Raging bull
- Taxi driver

 

Its a little early to make any long term statements about The Dark Knight.  I generally give a movie a year before making any extreme statements about it.

And WTF at Land Before Time?  I mean at least pick something like Beauty and the Beast, Ratatouille, Aladdin, or something else that wasn't super cheesy.

Other than that your picks are pretty good, although I think people way too hastily overrate the LOTR and Star Wars trilogies.

 

I'll throw in some for the artsy crowd:

Citizen Kane

2001

Psycho

The Rules of the Game

8 1/2

Singin' in the Rain

Bicycle Theives

The Passion of Joan of Arc

 



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