1. Watchmen -

This is how superhero movies should have been done. No filter. Had some of the best characters i've seen in a movie and taking a realistic approach to the world or superheroes.

2. Sunshine -

Extremely underrated due to the story and ending are deeper than they appear. Definitely my favourite sci-fi movie.

3. V for Vendetta -

Shows how extreme the government can get when measures aren't put into place. And dat Natalie Portman tho.

4. Spirited Away -

Easily the best anime movie. One of the most gripping adventures. It's been years since i've seen it, I need to watch it again.

5. The Incredible -

I don't really watch western animated movies but i'll make an except with this movie. I probably watched it 10 times and never got bored. What I liked the most about it was the fact that it was a lot darker than other animated flims of it's kind. And i'm a huge sucker for superhero movies.

1. Seven Samurai
2. Tie: A Clockwork Orange/2001: A Space Odyssyey 
3. Taxi Driver
4. Apocalypse Now
5. Brazil

raiders of the lost ark
indiana jones and the temple of doom
indiana jones and the last crusade
meet the parents
american history x

(6. X-men: Days of the Future Past)
5. Gladiator
4. Old Boy
3. Her
2. Donnie Darko
1. Million Dollar Baby

(I truly love Star wars, Matrix, Rocky among other.. series.. but its hard to.. place those. I guess if this was a Top movie franchises, I would be able to XD)

1. The Incredibles - Such a fun movie, and my personal favorite. I have always enjoyed how Pixar movies (barring a few recent releases) deal with 'grown up' subject matter but in a way that will not alienate family audiences, and outside of the first 10 minutes of Up this movie seemed to push that envelope a bit further. The family was a REAL family, with real issues. The action is superb and it is so funny. One of the best villains in a superhero movie so far (since, you know, he actually has a motive outside 'I'm evil').

2. Princess Mononoke - What really grabbed me about this movie was how grey all of the characters were. There was no good or evil. People (and the creatures) were just who and what they were. Masterful storytelling.

3. Pan's Labyrinth - This is just a beautiful movie. The fantasy of this movie just seemed 'real.' The creatures were brilliantly realized and fit the tone of the movie perfectly. The villian was someone you could really hate, too.

4. The Dark Knight - This is almost exclusively because of the Joker. What a brilliant imagining of that character. In general, I do prefer villains that have a motive that you can relate to (think Loki or Syndrome) but sometimes watching someone who just wants to see the world burn is so much fun! I have always been a bit of a sucker for 'darker' movies as well, so for me this is the best live action superhero movie.

5. Terminator 2 - From my personal favorite director, James Cameron. His movies, to me, are just so technically perfect. The pacing, the action, the heart, a good story. He checks all the boxes. Even 23 years later this movie holds up as one of the greatest action movies ever made.

Lost in Translation and Ponyo are some of my favorites. Definitely gonna check out Tekkon Kinkreet and Fallen Angels. If they have that same dwelling on silence and attention to small details I'm in for quality time.

Hard to put in a certain order but among my favourites are:

Shawshank
The Departed
Fight Club
Memento
Good Will Hunting.

All excellent movies. There's many reasons why and to list them all would take forever. These movies I can watch again and again.

1) V for Vendetta

2) Infernal Affairs 1-2, but this one : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infernal_Affairs

3) Pan Labyrinth

4) Gladiator

5) Big Fish

i love a lot more but i think these 5 is my prefered.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NCFFJbREVN0

watch fallen angels, part 1 here

Mine:
1- Scott Pilgrim vs. the world
2 - Youth in Revolt
3- Nick and Norah infinite playlist
4- Gregoy goes boom
5- Failure

All cause of Michael Cera