50: Red Rock West

The movie never supposed to come out in movie theaters but instead on VHS..so a theather owner saw the movie and loved it so much he brought it onto the big screen. Nice acting by Nicolas Cage and Dennis Hopper...I just loved the atmosphere and the loneliness of the west..and the thrilling showdown is awesome in Cages style.

49: Star Wars : The Phantom Menace

This movie is so underrated its crazy..its not on-par with the first installments but its there somewhere..its fun,great action sequences,great score...it has all a star wars movie needs..and the thing im 100% sure about is that if it hadnt the name "star wars" in the title this movie would be more appreciated.

48: The Evil Cult

Jet-Li's (1993) not so known movie features kung-fu,swordsmen,hooks, special abilites, crazy fun actors ,crazy fantasy world ..should be in every  kung-fu collection.

47: Jugde Dredd (2012) My favorite movie of the year and the coolest by far ..forget everything you saw in 2012 this is one of a kind..and he never removes his helmet :))

46: Samaria (2004) Korean movie- Two female friends ..one is a prostitute the other finds her dates..her friend didnt fully understand why she loved to be a prostitute but when her friend died she couldnt help herself but to give it a try...and things are getting even worse when  her father finds out what shes doing so he follows her goes nuts and things are getting bloody..movie is all about understanding "why" and getting the wrong picture and one of the saddest endings ever in my book.

45: God of Gamblers III (1991) Stephen Chow the man behind Shaolin Soccer if you liked it you cant go wrong with this one as his earlier works are one of the best of his life..expect comedy at its finest,time traveling,gambling and a great plot.

44: As Tears  Go By (1988)  Wong Kar-Wai I never seen movies that are so simple and truthful..in every movie he explores a different explanation of two people falling in love and adds more elements like action to his movies..some say he is the best in that department around the world i say its not far from the truth. 

43: The Quit Earth (1985)Sci-Fi  Nothing in this movie makes sense to me and thats why i like it..you keep yourself asking "wtf" it is one of these movies where you almost write your own story on what actually happend I mean they kinda explain it but still you dont know shit..really has an atmosphere of loneliness as there are only 3 people on earth alive...the movie ends as it began there is only one..weird...the end kinda reminds me of Kubricks Space Odyssey.

42: Pans Labyrinth (2006) Guillermo del Toro has done it finally a fantasy movie worth watching. Top story,characters,dramatization and a fantasy world that literally becomes reality or is it the other way around.. :))

41: Lionheart JCVD (1990) This is the first movie that made me cry...i can still remember the little girl running towards him..great action,actors and a score you can not forget.

40: Ghost Dog : The Way of the Samurai (1999) Jim Jarmusch This is a weird one ...an african samurai who is actualy a hit man working for the mob. its a movie you need to watch.

39: Big Fish (2003) Tim Burton I never felt this was a Burtom movie and thats a good thing everything he directs feels alike and that bothers me..not with this one..a young man explores or imagines stories his father told him ..this is a movie about finding your true self..Evan McGregor really shines in this one.

38: Project A (1983) Jackie Chan This movie is hilarious and full of action actually one of his best action scenes..many scenes are inspired by legendary american actors such as Charlie Chaplin and theres also this legendary bicycle scene which you can look up on youtube..if you are a kung-fu lover you should not miss this one. I almost forget to mention in one scene he falls 60feet to the ground and broke his five rips and got a head injury but it gets crazier he repeated that same scene and falls 60ft with the face on the ground and the consequences are a broken nose and a torn ligament in the neck after this he has got heavy beathing problems.

37: Vertigo (1958) Alfred Hitchcock I want say anything or ill spoil it...but it is  one of Hitchcocks finest with great actors and atmosphere..one thing i can say is obsession is a bitch. Alfred plays with your mind in this one literally.

36: Running Scared (2006) Its fast,thrilling and scary! Its one of those underrated movies that will become classics of their own..you need to be an adrenaline junky to comprehend this one.

35: God Of Gamblers (1989) Chow Yun-Fat Is the master of all gamblers he loses his memory and got befriended with a not so professional gambler and thief who finds out that there is more to him..incredible acting by the lead actor. some scenes are kinda silly but so good executed you dont pay much attention to them. As most Chinese movies this one also shows whats behind the need of men what drives them to be more then they actually are.

34: The Truman Show (1998) Jim Carrey Its one of the most original movies of the 90s. A great idea masterly executed. I want tell anything about it because im afraid i will spoil it.. its just when i first saw it I couldnt believe its like a Hitchcock movie that keeps you wondering what will happen all the time through the whole movie.a wonderfull example of compassion ,friendship and love. This movie is a MIRACLE.

33: Suspiria (1977) Dario Argento This is one of those fucked up horror/mistery/thrillers from the 70s if you liked Rosemarys baby you cant go wrong..one of the best horror scores there is  and the whole movie is so fucking suspense that its hard to believe that the ending is even more..

32: Once Upon a Time in China II (1992) Tsui Hark In the late 80s and early 90s we saw a revolution in cinematic history in chinese and hong kong movies this is one of them. Jet Li brilliant as always takes the roll of Wong Fei Hung a chinese martial arts hero. 

31: Ichi The Killer (2001) Takashi Miike Director behind Audition,3 Exremes and directed one episode in the series Master of Horror(Imprint). There is a story ..a woman saw on a premier the movie Audition where Miike was attending and she got sick and lost consciousness and told him that he is not a man but an animal a devil. Well thats what you should expect in this movie..its disturbing and his bloodiest work i would say. 

30: A Clockwork Orange (1971) Stanley Kubrick Like almost any of Kubricks films he plays with the minds of the characters and brings them to a world of folly. especialy in this one as he tries to show us how it would be to change a person almost completely. 

29: The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) Martin Scorsese The life of Christ but this time as an ordinary man played by Willian Dafoe. A movie about madness and finding the true meaning of his life. Imo its quite underrated and deserves much more praise then most of Scorseses movies.

28: Ip Man 2 (2010) Wilson Yip The first film gave us the oldschool HK style back after a long time as is this one. I decided to put the sequel in my list instead of the first movie because its more based on fighting then the original and the story is not far behind the original.. I dont think we will see a HK movie like this for years to come. 

27: Armour of God (1986) Jackie Chan also directed this movie was the stunt choreographer and actor. in a scene he almost died while trying to jump on a tree..gret action comedy which makes this movie unforgettable.

26: Papillon (1973) Franklin J. Schaffner a prison movie set on an island and easily one the best prison movies of all time..i think this is and shawshank redemption are the only two prison movies where you get to know the characters so well that you wish the movie never ends..incredible performance by Dustin Hoffman.

25: Battle Royale (2000) Kinji Fukasaku the japanese government captures a clasa of ninth-grade students and forces the to kill each other on an island. one of the most original movies of the 2000s and its approved by Quentin Tarantino. ENJOY THE BATTLE ROYALE!

24: Requiem for a Dream (2000) Darren Aronofsky best drug movie ever and moments you want that easily forget..disturbing piece of art with an unforgettable score.

23: The Return (2003) Andrey Zvyagintsev two brothers alone and suddenly their father appears..a great russian thriller with a great and unexpected ending. this movie gave me a scar for the rest of my life.

22: 12 Angry  Men (1957) Sidney Lumet a juror in a murder trial tries to convince the others that there is maybe more to the case then they know..and things take a different path. a master piece that shows just how human are prejudiced and illogical.

21: Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo (1981) Uli Edel based on true events this one takes you to the most disgusting place in the 70s in germany berlin .. minors taking drogs,sexual abuse,death ,love...a story  that you will tell your grandchildren.

20: Pulp Fiction (1994) Quentin Tarantino everyone knows this movie if you havent seen it then you probably live on the wrong planet...great story, great acting a world made out of chaos that shows brilliantly how people come together and experience all sort of things.

19; The Trial (1962) Orson Welles a black and white spectacle..a man arrested and put on trial but he is never made aware od his charges. a classic like no other a movie that will cut deep in your soul and never heal. 

18: Fallen Angels (1995) Wong Kar Wai his best work IMO. characters are simple as always..but that does not make them less interesting in fact you cant get enough of them as you find yourself traped in their world and you want them to make it ...a spectacle for eyes and ears :))

17: Wheels on Meals (1984) Sammo Hung Jackie Chan,Yuen Biao as the three musketeers  Hong Kong style...they have done so much together and this is their best work..comedy at its finest and probably one of the best fight scenes ever in film history.

16: Lost in Translation (2003) Sofia Coppola best movie of the year..great atmosphere and characters..most look at this as a drama ,romance but its more of "need to" movie. if you want to enjoy this movie just relax and watch it alone and it will take you somewhere you have not been before.

15: Das Experiment (2001) Oliver Hirschbiegel insane movie with insane characters I never felt so frustrated watching a movie..there are some parts were I needed a brake of 5 minutes..a psychological thriller like no other.

14: Black Swan (2010) Daren Aronofsky  part thriller,horror,drama..a balerina goes mad as she gains the lead role. expressionism at its best with great actors and an instense showdown..

13: Oldboy (2003) Chan-wook Park

12: Taxi Driver (1976) Martin Scorsese 

11: The Machinist (2004) Brad Anderson

10: City Hunter (1993) Jing Wong

 9: A Simple Plan (1998) Sam Raimi

 8: Lord of War (2005) Andrew Niccol

 7: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) Michel Gondry

 6: Full Metal Jacket (1987) Stanley Kubrick

 5: Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) James Cameron

 4: 28 Days Later (2002) Danny Boyle

3: Leon: The Professional (1994) Luc Besson

2: The Dark Knight (2008) Christopher Nolan

1: A Chinese Ghost Story (1987) Siu Tung Ching

50: A Fistful of Dollars (Per un pugno di dollari) (1964) The movie that launched Clint Eastwood's movie career and put Sergio Leone on the map as a great director. The movie is more or less a remake of Aria Kurosawa's Yojimbo from 1961 which I also recommend viewing . It also the first spaghetti western that gained world wide popularity and has a great score by my favorite movie composer Ennio Morricone.

49: Halloween (1978) Groundbreaking slasher horror film and one of the most sucessful independent movies of all time.  Also has a terrific score which was done by the director John Carpenter. 

48: Life is Beautiful (La vita è bella) (1997) Italian tragicomedy directed and staring Roberto Benigni for which he won the best actor Academy Award also won the Academy Award for best Dramatic Score and best Foreign Language Film.  I usually prefer watching foreign movies in their original language but this one has a excellent English voice dub.

47: Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) Vampire movie based on the 1976 novel by Ann Rice.  Probably Tom Cruises best performace ever as the lead role the vampire Lestat.  Also has excellent suporting roles by Brat Pitt and Kirsten Dunst in her first major role.  Another vampire movie based on a book that I highly recommend is Let the Right One In from 2008.

46: Pinocchio (1940) Disney's second feature lenght animated film based on Carlo Collodi's children novel The Adventures of Pinocchio from 1883.  Huge leap in quality from Disney's first animated movie Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. 

45: Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006)  Mockumentary/Comedy film based around Sasha Baron Cohen's Borat character from Da Ali G Show.  Only pure comedy on my list what makes it so funny is that most of it is unscripted and it still delivers tons of jokes.

44: Glory (1989) Civil War movie about one of first the African-American units in the Union Army the 54th Massachusettes Volunteer Infantry.  Matthew Broderick does a excellent job as the main character Colonel Robert Gould Shaw the commander of the 54th.  It also has a excellent supporting cast which includes Cary Elwes as the second in command and Morgan Freeman and Dezel Washington as two of the main soldiers.  The movie also features one of James Horner's best musical scores. 

43: Spartacus (1960) Epic historical drama based on the life of Spartacus a gladiator/slave in the first century B.C. that lead a rebellion against the Roman Empire.  Stars Kirk Douglas as the lead role and has a excellent score by Alex North.

42: Hotel Rwanda (2004) Drama film about the tragic events in Rwanda in the spring of 1994.  Stars Don Cheatle as the main character Paul Rusesabagina a Hotel manager that helped save the lives of 1,268 people.  Also has good supporting roles by Sophie Okonedo as Paul's wife and Nick Nolte as a UN peacekeeper.

41: For a Few Dollars More (Per qualche dollaro più) (1965) Western, second collaboration by Clint Eastwood and Sergio Leone.  Two men with different motifs hunt down the same man.  It features a excellent score by Ennio Morricone. 

40: Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) Uma Thurman plays the Bride a character out for vengange.  One of Quentin Tarantino's best movies and his best in terms of featuring over the top bloody violence.  The movie also feautres a excellent soundtrack of songs previously used in other movies espcecially the track by Bernard Hermann and Luis Bacalov.

39: The Wild Bunch (1969) Epic Western directed by Sam Peckinpah, that ends with one of cinemas most epic shoot outs.  Also features one of Jerry Fieldings best scores.

38: The Thing (1982) Horror flim set in the arctic directed by John Carpenter.  Features some of the best pre CGI special effects and a excellent score by Ennio Morricone.

37: Braveheart (1995) Historical epic based on William Wallaces life.  Probably Mel Gibson's best performace as a actor.  Also feautres another great score by James Horner.

36: Jaws (1975) Horror/thriller based on the novel by Peter Benchley.  Consider to be the first summer blockbuster.  Also feautres one of John Williams most iconic scores.

35: Gran Torino (2008) Drama film that stars Clint Eastwood as a Korean War veteran and retired automobile factory worker that rececently lost his wife who befriend a young Hmong teenager that tried to steal his car.

34: Fargo (1996) Crime drama that takes place in 1987 centered around a kidnapping that goes terribly wrong.

33: Shrek 2 (2004) Computer animated comedy and best movie in the Shrek franchise.  The first movie is very good also and the 3rd one is watchable, never watched the last chapter but going by reviews is the worst movie in the franchise.

32: Toy Story 2 (1999) Computer animated comedy and best movie in the Toy Story franchise.  All the movies in this franchise are very good and the animation gets better throughout the franchise I just enjoyed the story in the second one the best.

31: The Elephant Man (1980)  Drama film based on the true stroy of Josheph Merrick a severly deformed man that lived in the late 1800's in England.

30: The Great Espcape (1963) Drama film about Allied prisoners of war that try to escape a German POW camp.  Its based on the book of the same name written by Paul Brickhill.  It feautres one of Steve McQueen's best performace as a actor as one of the Allied prisoners of war.  It also feautres one of Elmer Bernstein's best scores. 

29: The Silence of the Lambs (1991) Thriller/Crime film about a young FBI cadet that uses the help of a incaracerated serial killer to catch another serial killer on the loose.

28: Grave of The Fireflies (Hotaru no Haka) (1988) Japanese animated tragedy/drama film about a brother and a sister that survived the firebombing of Kobe, Japan and their struggle to survive after that event.

27: Die Hard (1988) Action film in which a NYPD officer fights German terrorist inside a Los Angeles skyscraper.

26: Raging Bull (1980) Biographical sports drama based on the life of Jake LaMotta one of the greatest middleweight boxers of all time its based on his memoir Raging Bull: My Story.  

25: Rocky (1976) Sports drama starring Sylvester Stallone as Rocky Balboa a club boxer that gets a once in the a lifetime chance to fight the heavyweight champion of the world.

24: Das Boot (1981) War film about the crew of U-96 during WWII based on the book of the same name.  Features excellent acting performaces by a large cast of characters that make up the submarines crew.  Also features a pretty epic score by Klaus Doldinger who also did the score for the next movie directed by Wolfgang Petersen The Neverending Story.

23: Forrest Gump (1994) Epic romantic comedy-drama film based on the novel by Winston Groom of the same name.  Tom Hanks plays the main character and we witness history unfold through his eyes from his birth in 1942 until 1982 along the way we also witness major events in US history.

22: Platoon (1986) War film about the Vietnam.  Largely based on the director Oliver Stones own experiences during the Vietnam War and the first movie in his Vietnam War trilogy.  The main story takes place around Chris Taylor who dropped out of college and volunteered for combat duty in Vietnam.  The movie has a large cast of outstanding supporting roles.  The movie also features a excellent soundtrack even though it doesn't feature any original music.

21: The Pianist (2002) Biographical war drama based on the memoir Death of a City by Wladyslaw Szpilman.  Adrien Brody plays the main character Wladyslaw Szpilman a Polish-Jewish musician who survived in the ruins of Warsaw Poland and avoided being captured and send to a concentration camp during World War II.

20: E.T. the Extra Terrestrial (1982) Science fiction film about a alien that gets mistakenly abandoned by his spaceship and by coincidence befriends a 10 year old boy named Elliot.  The movie featured execellent pre-cgi special effects that are on par with The Think.  It also features a pretty good score by John Williams probably one of his most underated works.

19: Back to the Future (1985) Science fiction adventure comedy film directed by Robert Zemeckis.  Marty McFly goes back in time from 1985 to 1955 and while there he has to set things right to ensure his existence in the future.

18: North By Northwest (1959) Thriller in which a advertising executive is mistaken for a government agent by a group of foreign spies, and is pursused across the United States while he looks for a way to survive.  Features on of Bernard Herrmann's most memoral scores.

17: Aliens (1986) Science ficticion action.  Sequel to the 1979 film Alien but this time around there is a lot less horror and suspense and a lot more action.  Ripley and a group of space marines return to the planet where they picked up the alien from the first movie to fight a horde of aliens.

16: Vertigo (1958) Psychological thriller film centered around John "Scottie" Ferguson a retired San Francisco police dectective who has a fear of height and a mysterious women.  The movie features great location shots around San Francisco and a great score by Bernard Herrmann.

15: Zodiac (2007) Crime/Drama/Mystery film about the Zodiac killer.  Jake Gyllenhall plays the main character Robert Graysmith a San Francisco Chronical caroonist who becomes obsessed with the Zodiac killer case once the killer sends letters to the newspaper he eventually quits his job and works full time on solving the case he eventually writes a book about the case and becomes a full time crime novel author.

14: Saving Private Ryan (1998) Epic war film by Steven Spielberg.  A group of soldiers in WWII are searching for a Army paratrooper whose three brothers have been killed in action.  The movie also has the best recreation of the Normandy invavison and ends with a epic battle in a small town.

13: Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991) Science fiction action film and sequel to Terminator from 1984.  Another Terminator is send back to the past this time its main job is to protect the life of John Conner along the way it has to fight of a more advanced Terminator a T-1000 that is made of liquid metal and can morph into different shapes.

12: Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Epic science fiction movie sequel to Star Wars from 1977.  This is a continuation of the story from the 1977 film Luke Skywalker and his friends continue their battle against the Galatic Empire.

11: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) Epic martial arts movie based on the fourth novel in the Crane Iron Pentalogy.  The main story revolves around a stolen sword, but I don't want to go to deep into the plot since everyone should watch this movie at least once.  The movie also features excellent cinematagrophy and a excellent score written by Tan Dun and performed by Yo-Yo Ma.

10: The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) Epic fantatsy film based on the second book in the Lord of the Rings trilogy by J. R. R. Tolken.  Continued journey of Frodo Baggins and his friends towards Mordor in order to destroy the One Ring and, with it, the Dark Lord Sauron.

9:  The Green Mile (1999) Drama film based on the Stephen King serial novel of the same name.  The movie takes place on death row during the great depression and is centered around a mysterious giant african american man that got wrongly conviced of the rape and muder of two little girls.

8: Letters from Iwo Jima (2006) Epic war movie about the battle of Iwo Jima as seen through the Japanese side.  The movie mainly unfolds around Saigo a Private First Class who used to be a baker and has a pregnant wife at home but is also largely based on the letters of General Tadamichi Kuribayahsi to his family.  The movie also features a hauntig score by Kyle Eastwood and Michael Stevens.

7: Goodfellas (1990) American crime film based on the real life of mobster turned informant Henry Hill Jr. and based on the book Wiseguy by Nicholas Pileggi.  The movie spans a long period of time it starts in 1955 and ends in 1980 and is centered around Henry Hill's life in crime.  Although it doesn't contain a original score it contains a excellent selection of songs that match the movie and period of time that is depicted.

6: Schindler's List (1993) Epic drama film based on the life of Oscar Schindler and based on the novel Schindler's Ark by Thomas Keneally from 1982.  Oscar Schindler used his money and influence to save 1,200 Jews that worked for him from the gas chamber during the closing days of WWII.  The movie also depicts on of the most evil real time vilains of all time Amon Goeth who was in charge of the camp where Schindler's workers where held during the war.  The movie is shot in stunning black and white and contains on of John Williams best score its probably his most haunting piece of music.

5: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (Il buono, il brutto, it cattivo) (1966) Epic Spaghetti Western and last movie in the Dollars Trilogy.  Two men form a uneasy alliance against a third man in a race to find a fortune in gold buried in remote cemetery.  The movie also features one of Ennio Morricone's best scores and one of his best songs "The Ecstacy of Gold".

4: Once Upon  a Time in the West (C'era una volta il West) (1968) Epic Spaghetti Western co written by Dario Agento, Bernardo Bertolucci and Sergio Leone and directed by Segio Leone.  The main plot involves a mysterious harmonica playing man that is on a hunt to find his brothers killer but the movie also contains numerous sub plots.  The movie has great sets and also features great location shots Moab, Utah and Monument Valley, Arizona.  Charles Bronson plays the lead part but the movie also has a great supporting cast that includes Jason Robarts, Claudia Cardinale and Henry Fonda.  Like my other Leone pictures on my list the movie also features a excellent score by Ennio Morricone.

3: The French Connection (1971) American action/crime/thriller based on the non-fiction book by Robin Moore with the same.  Gene Hackman and Roy Scheider play two NYC detectives in the narcotics unit that bust one of the biggest narcotics rings of its time.  The film is beautifully shot on location in New York City and features groundbreaking camera work.   It also features one of the best car chases of all time.  It also features a underwhelming but very effective score by Don Elis. 

2: The Godfather (1972) Epic American crime film based on the novel by Mario Puzo with the same name.  The movie cronicles the life of the Corelone family from 1945 to 1955.  It has a stellar cast that includes Marlon Brando and Al Pacino as two of the main actors.  Even though there is little in musical score througout the movie the main theme is one of the most recognizable pieces of music in all of cinema.

1: The Shawshank Redemption (1994) American cime/drama film based on the Stephen King novella Rita Haworth and Shawshank Redemption.  Its one of the greatest movies of all time even though unfortunatly not many people saw it when it had its theatrical run since it made barely more then its original budget at the box office.  The main plot revolves around a man that gets wrongfully convicted of the murder of his wife and her lover that pretty much all I'm going to give away just watch the rest of the movie yourself you should since its one of the best movies ever made.  The movie also features one of Thomas Newman's best scores.

50. The Deer Hunter (1978)
49. Annie Hall (1977)
48. Dances With Wolves (1990)
47. Lost in Translation (2003)
46. Hoop Dreams (1994)
45. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
44. Kagemusha (1980)
43. Rear Window (1954)
42. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
41. Grave of the Fireflies (1988)
40. Jaws (1975)
39. The Third Man (1949)
38. Some Like it Hot (1959)
37. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
36. Psycho (1960)
35. The Godfather Part II (1974)
34. Spirited Away (2001)
33. Chinatown (1974)
32. Schindler's List (1993)
31. The Wizard of Oz (1939)
30. Casablanca (1942)
29. M (1931)
28. On the Waterfront (1954)
27. Bonnie and Clyde (1967)
26. Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
25. The Seventh Seal (1957)
24. Gone With the Wind (1939)
23. Raging Bull (1980)
22. It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
21. Au Hasard Balthazar (1966)
20. Pinocchio (1940)
19. Singin' in the Rain (1952)
18. It Happened One Night (1934)
17. Double Indemnity (1944)
16. Battleship Potemkin (1925)
15. Metropolis (1927)
14. The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928)
13. 8 1/2 (1963)
12. The Rules of the Game (1939)
11. Brief Encounter (1945)
10. Sunset Blvd. (1950)
9. Beauty and the Beast (1946)
8. City Lights (1931)
7. Ivan the Terrible, Part II (1958)
6. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
5. Seven Samurai (1954)
4. L'Atalante (1934)
3. Bicycle Thieves (1948)
2. Vertigo (1958)
1. Citizen Kane (1941)

50. 1492 Conquest of paradise, 1992, Ridley Scott
49. A.I. Artificial Intelligence, 2001, Steven Spielberg
48. Alexander revisited: The final cut, 2004, Oliver Stone
47. Logan's run, 1976, Michael Anderson
46. District 9, 2009, Neill Blomkamp
45. Crouching Tiger, Hidden dragon, 2000, Ang Lee
44. The princess bride, 1987, Rob Reiner
43. Strange days, 1995, Kathryn Bigelow
42. Gattaca, 1997, Andrew Niccol
41. House of flying daggers, 2004, Yimou Zang
40. A scanner darkly, 2006, Richard Linklater
39. Natural born killers, 1994, Oliver Stone
38. Master and commander: The far side of the world, 2003, Peter Weir
37. Coraline, 2009, Henry Selick
36. Leon: The professional, uncut, 1994, Luc Besson
35. The never ending story, 1984, Wolfgang Petersen
34. Big fish, 2003, Tim Burton
33. There will be blood, 2007, Paul Thimas Anderson
32. Babel, 2006, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu
31. Fear and loathing in Las Vegas, 1998, Terry Gilliam
30. Das boot, 1981, Wolgang Petersen
29. Terminator 2: Judgement day, 1991, James Cameron
28. Alien, 1979, Ridley Scott
27. The last emperor, 1987, Bernardo Bertolucci
26. Grave of the fireflies, 1988, Isao Takahata
25. Moonrise kingdom, 2012, Wes Anderson
24. O brother, Where art thou?, 2000, Joel Coen
23. Pulp fiction, 1994, Quentin Tarantino
22. Brazil, 1985, Terry Gilliam
21. City of lost children, 1995, Marc Caro, Jean-Pierre Jeunet
20. Pan's labyrinth, 2006, Guillermo del Torro
19. Tideland, 2005, Terry Gilliam
18. Moon, 2009, Duncan Jones
17. Dark city, 1998, Alex Proyas
16. Howl's moving castle, 2004, Hayao Miyazaki
15. Inception, 2010, Christopher Nolan
14. Lord of the rings extended cut, 2001-2003, Peter Jackson
13. City of god, 2002, Fernando Meirelles, Katia Lund
12. My neighbour Totoro, 1988, Hayao Miyazaki
11. Ponyo, 2008, Hayao Miyazaki
10. Baraka, 1992, Ron Fricke
9. The fall, 2006, Tarsem Singh
8. The Matrix, 1999, Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski
7. Akira, 1988, Katsuhiro Ôtomo
6. Children of men, 2006, Alfonso Cuarón
5. 12 monkeys, 1995, Terry Gilliam
4. 2001: A space odyssey, 1968, Stanley Kubrick
3. Blade runner, 1982, Ridley Scott
2. Spirited away, 2001, Hayao Miyazaki
1. Princess Mononoke, 1997, Hayao Miyazaki

50th - Alien: Resureccion

49th - Home Alone, 1990

48th - Rocky, 1976

47th - Men in Black,  1997

46th - Prince of Egypt

45th - Batman Begins

43th - American X-History

42th - Star Wars V

41th - Babel

40th - The Descendants

39th - Wizard from OZ

38th - E. T - The Extra-Terrestial

37th - Enter The Matrix

36th - Schlinder's List

35th - The Illusionist

34th - Tinker Tailor Soilder Spy

33th - De Sus Ojos

32th - Alien

31th - Toy Story 2

30th - Dearest

29th - Shelock Holmes - A Game of Shadows

28th - 

Here's my top 50 movies.

50. Evil Dead II    (1987, Sam Raimi)
49. Sound of Music, The    (1965, Robert Wise)
48. City of the Living Dead aka The Gates of Hell    (1983, Lucio Fulci)
47. Lethal Weapon    (1987, Richard Donner)
46. Untouchables, The    (1987, Brian De Palma)
45. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan    (1982, Nicholas Meyer)
44. Raiders of the Lost Ark    (1981, Steven Spielberg)
43. Fletch    (1985, Michael Richie)
42. Duel    (1971, Steven Spielberg)
41. Big Trouble in Little China   (1986, John Carpenter)
40. National Lampoon's Vacation    (1983, Harold Ramis)
39. Free Enterprise    (1999, Robert Meyer Burnett)
38. Great Escape, The    (1963, John Sturges)
37. Golgo 13    (1982, Osamu Dezaki)
36. Natural, The    (1984, Barry Levinson)
35. Inferno    (1980, Dario Argento)
34. Re-Animator    (1985, Stuart Gordon)
33. Blazing Saddles   (1974, Mel Brooks)
32. Rocky    (1976, John G. Avildsen)
31. Suspiria   (1977, Dario Argento)
30. Airplane!    (1980, Jim Abrahams, David & Jerry Zucker)
29. Kelly's Heroes    (1970, Brian G. Hutton)
28. Christmas Story, A    (1983, Bob Clark)
27. Phantasm    (1979, Don Coscarelli)
26. Goldfinger    (1963, Guy Hamilton)
25. Star Trek the Motion Picture    (1979, Robert Wise)
24. Return of the Jedi    (1983, Richard Marquand)
23. Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, The    (1966, Sergio Leone)
22. Midnight Run    (1988, Martin Brest)
21. Three Kings    (1999, David O. Russell)
20. Fail-Safe   (1964, Sidney Lumet)
19. Right Stuff, The   (1983, Philip Kaufman)
18. Close Encounters of the Third Kind   (1977, Steven Spielberg)
17. Die Hard   (1988, John McTiernan)
16. Thing, The   (1982, John Carpenter)
15. JFK   (1991, Oliver Stone)
14. Superman   (1978, Richard Donner)
13. Escape From New York   (1981, John Carpenter)
12. Ghostbusters   (1984, Ivan Reitman)
11. Dawn of the Dead   (1978, George A. Romero)
10. Caddyshack   (1980, Harold Ramis)
09. Matrix, The   (1999, Larry & Andy Wachowski)
08. Halloween   (1978, John Carpenter)
07. On Her Majesty's Secret Service   (1969, Peter R. Hunt)
06. RoboCop   (1987, Paul Verhoeven)
05. Deep Red (Profundo Russo)   (1975, Dario Argento)
04. Empire Strikes Back, The   (1980, Irvin Kershner)
03. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial   (1982, Steven Spielberg)
02. Tron   (1982, Steven Lisberger)
01. Star Wars   (1977, George Lucas)

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