Posted my #39th pick which is The Wild Bunch. My next movie was already mentioned earlier in this thread. It feature a score composed by Ennio Morricone which I really like and for some reason got nominated for a Razzie???.

I haven't seen that yet. From what I read about it, it has a chance to get into my top 50.
My next movie is more realistic and it is not so much the score but the entire sound field that defines the movie. It won an oscar for best sound editting.

Chris Hu, that must be the 80's remake of that 50's classic. I've always preferred the original but that's probably because I saw that one at a time when I still found horror films scary.

Alfred Molina as Dr Octavius?

Correct.

Spiderman 2.

38. Master and commander: The far side of the world, 2003, Peter Weir


This movie rightfully won an Oscar for best sound editting. It is the most immersive movie I know when it comes to surround sound. All the noises of the ship, people walking on the deck above you, the wind hitting the sails, it all feels real. As far as life on a frigate goes, everything looks authentic too. The story never disappoints either with some clever tricks and twists.

My #39 is The Third Man. Many mistakenly think Orson Welles directed this work of art, but it was Carol Reed (Oliver!). The Third Man is one of the greatest film noir movies you'll ever see, with rich performances from Joseph Cotten and Welles, a memorable score -- composed entirely on zither! -- and arguably the best black and white cinematography ever.

My #38 is Some Like it Hot, one of three Billy Wilder movies on my list. Some Like it Hot is one of the zaniest and funniest American comedies ever made, but it's also romantic and even sexy, thanks to Marilyn Monroe. It's filled with dozens of belly laughs, double entendres, and one-liners, all of which are delivered with impeccable timing by co-stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon. Some Like it Hot has one of the best movie endings ever, also, but I won't spoil it here.

37. Coraline, 2009, Henry Selick


I love stop motion and Coraline is currently my favorite. Beautifully made with a great story, Henry Selick's best yet.

Posted my 38th movie which is The Thing my next pick is a epic movie from the 90s.

There are so many...
Saving private Ryan? Pulp fiction? Goodfellas? Shawshank redemption? Schindler's list? The Matrix?