My #33 is Chinatown, a dark and sinister film noir. Chinatown isn't easy to watch -- it's filled with repugnant and pitiable people -- but it's a triumph nonetheless. Part mystery and part psychological study, Chinatown features one of the greatest original screenplays of the 20th century. Many immortal lines were first uttered in Chinatown. Music by Jerry Goldsmith and direction by Roman Polanski are also highlights.

my fav ? its Bardock father of Goku :))

I dont know :D you mentioned suspiria and then asked a question so i thought you were asking me what my favorite animated movie is .. :*))

next movies are Once Upon a Time in China II at 32 and Ichi the Killer at 31.

Care to guess which Shrek movie it is before I post it.

my next title is from the early 70s and theres a experiment going on to solve crime problems :))

spurge your kinda slow i want to see more of your movies.. :))

32. Babel, 2006, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu

Four heartfelt stories connected by a tragic event. 2 kids playing with a gun in Moracco set off a chain of events that affect the lives of themselves, a traveling American couple, their Mexican nanny in the South-Western US and a deaf girl in Japan.
I love how it touches on so many difficult social issues in just over 2 hours, the glimpse it gives you into different cultures and how stupid decisions can have disastrous results in a world where rules and politics are more important then people. Favorite quote: "Isn't Mexico a dangerous place." "Yes it is, it's full of Mexicans."

A clockwork orange.

So you guessed right and you also mentioned my next pick after that.