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I think the best is...

Alien 22 33.85%
 
Blade Runner 25 38.46%
 
Thelma & Louise 0 0%
 
Gladiator 16 24.62%
 
Hannibal 0 0%
 
Black Hawk Down 1 1.54%
 
The Martian 0 0%
 
Other 1 1.54%
 
Total:65
shikamaru317 on 14 December 2020

Honestly, I've only seen 2 of them. Between the 2, I preferred Blade Runner.



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Shadow1980 on 14 December 2020

Alien. It's not only one of my favorite films, but I think it's a serious contender for best horror film ever, sci-fi or otherwise.

Blade Runner is a close second.



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Barozi on 14 December 2020

Shocking how few of his movies I've watched, despite owning 10 of them on Blu-Ray. The only one I watched is Black Hawk Down which was pretty good!

Tried to watch Blade Runner ~10 years ago and couldn't get over the 30 min mark. Was pretty dark and kinda boring. Will give it another try though.
Started watching Alien with my wife around 3 years ago and she fell asleep after 15 min. I then stopped the movie and we never continued.

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curl-6 on 14 December 2020

Gladiator gets my vote, it's a masterclass in acting, music, cinematography, editing, and direction. Crowe and Phoenix are superb, the action is razor-sharp, and it might just be Hans Zimmer's finest score which is saying a lot.

I also really love Alien and Thelma & Louise, and Black Hawk Down and The Martian are excellent as well.



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dmillos on 22 December 2020

My ignorant vote goes to gladiator, I say ignorant because I really haven't seen many of his films. But Gladiator was  such a great film that it is one of my all time favorites. One of the things I remember most about the film is it's music. It is amazing! It introduced me to Enya. Also I remember many quotes from  the movie, which means that I was paying attention.



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Machina on 22 December 2020

Blade Runner. That and Alien have aged remarkably well.



Kbbm824 on 22 December 2020

I'll throw in the Directors cut of Kingdom of heaven. If it wasn't for the historical inaccuracies, it would be a 10/10 in my book.



Mummelmann on 22 December 2020

Speaking of Ridley Scott; I'm currently watching Raised by Wolves on HBO. Only 3 episodes in, but I really like it so far.



Verter on 22 December 2020

I didn't (and won't) vote, because I saw Gladiator too long ago and I want to rewatch it. Also, because there are at least two other movies on that list (Thelma & Louise, Hannibal, maybe The Martian) that I wanna watch at some point. But, as for now, I'd say Blade Runner > Alien > American Gangster - which I also think deserves a mention.

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Stupidly funny fact: I've just seen that I actually voted.



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curl-6 on 22 December 2020
Verter said:

I didn't (and won't) vote, because I saw Gladiator too long ago and I want to rewatch it. Also, because there are at least two other movies on that list (Thelma & Louise, Hannibal, maybe The Martian) that I wanna watch at some point. But, as for now, I'd say Blade Runner > Alien > American Gangster - which I also think deserves a mention.

I highly recommend Thelma & Louise and The Martian, both awesome films. 

I've never actually seen American Gangster, maybe I should check it out.



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