Two South Korean movies that almost made my list are The Host (2006) and Oldboy (2003).

The order of my list after nr 12 is still changing daily. Yeah it could be much higher too.
After rewatching the dvd I've added the blu-ray on my to purchase list, great movie.

The beginning of The host is amazing. Rest of the movie is good too, but wow, that's how you start a monster movie.

Usually not a big fan of too much wire work either but Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon does it better then almost any other movie.  Also I hope someone will attempt to turn the other four books that make up the Crane Iron Pentalogy into movies someday.

The Host probably would have made my list if I watched it more then once.  Oldboy I only watched once also but its not really a movie that you want to watch a lot more then once anyway because of the disturbing plot point that gets revealed at the end. 

My #46 is Hoop Dreams, probably the best documentary ever made. The movie follows two young students in Chicago who dream of playing basketball in the NBA. Originally the movie was meant to be much shorter, but the filmmakers realized there was a story worth telling, and chased it. The movie raises many questions about sports, education, class, race, and inner city life, but never imposes answers upon its audience. If it wasn't for another movie on my list, this would be the best film of the 90s.

I'm pretty sure I've seen old boy, must have surpressed it, I can't remember much of it. Should I watch it again or better leave it be :)

I've never seen the white buffalo, the plot lines sounds right up my alley. One to look out for. I haven't seen Hoop dreams either. 1 documentary I'm sad I ran out of room for is Buena vista social club. Truly heartwarming story.

My next spot is for a lighthearted family comedy. One of my wife's favorites and since it gets quoted around the house all the time it deserves a spot. I probably already give away to much with "... Prepare to die."

the host id good kinda cheap but good...there is a tarantino list and he approves it :)) and oldboy is higher on my list plot was sick but still fascinating 

ˇ@spurge JCVD is on my list with only one movie will be announced soon :))

there are much better movies then crouching tiger hidden dragon and thats the only reason it didnt make it my list beacuse i saw tons of them and this one seems to me more of a evolution then something new and original but if this was a top100 thread it probably would make it.

Bloodsport is still my favorite Van Damme movie but none of his movies made my list.  Charles Bronson did make the list twice though.

and none of those make it in to my list cool hahaa