Movies and games, it's like a match made in heaven when it's done with great care. Sadly that's almost never true... especially the last 10 years. That's why also my top 5 include only old titles.

Here's my top 5

1. Goldeneye (N64)

2. KOTOR (Xbox/PC)

3. Robocop (NES)

4. Blade Runner (PC)

5. Die Hard Trilogy (PS)

Goldeneye is easily #1, and Two Towers clinches #2.

KOTOR easily.

With the exception of Goldeneye Movie to Videogame and Anime to Videogame usually don't work out in my past experience.

Goldeneye and Return of the King. Also Kotor, and KH (sort of)

Peter Jackson's King Kong

Goldeneye, I miss playing it, I want it on the VC already

Golden Eye

Shawshank Redemption.

I would always let go of the triangle button too soon and have the sand drop in front of a guard.

On topic. I've never played a movie related game. Edit: I remembered later thinking about Morgan Freeman, that I did play the Robin Hood:Prince of theives game. Also Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Maybe that's why I shy away from movie games. Was Duck-tales a movie, because I liked that game.

How many videogame generations have you played? When you go back to the NES and SNES era. Allmost all moviegames were somewhat decent or great games. Disney games were among the best platformers too. Adams Family, Gremlins, Aladdin... just to name a few.

Now too often moviegames are crappy and quick cash ins. I'm curious if Activision can make me proud of them with their Bond licence. Here's hoping!