peterdot's top five Movies

created by THE Lowly Peon . all elements . 1 comments

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1. Rushmore 9
2. Gladiator 5
3. Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind 5
4. Big Fish 5
5. Gone With The Wind 5

Will's top five Movies

posted on July 28 @ 11:57am 0 comments . view previous

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1. Gladiator Just amazing
2. Home Alone Kevin!
3. The Matrix So bad, so overdramatic, yet so entertaining
4. Forrest Gump So good
5. American Beauty A little sappy and lame the last time I saw it, but at one point I was very moved by it.

Lizerbeam's top five Movies

posted on February 13 @ 3:04pm 0 comments . view previous

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1. Gone With The Wind
2. Rushmore
3. Mulholland Drive
4. A Christmas Story
5. A Little Princess

These change a lot (depending on what I've seen most recently), but these are the ones I could think of right now. There are too many movies.

THE Lowly Peon's top five Movies

updated on February 12 @ 9:53pm 0 comments . view previous

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1. Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind If Charlie Kaufman Isn't The Greatest Screenwriter Of All Time, I Don't Know Who Is.
2. Amelie Audrey Tautou, Will You Marry Me?
3. Before Sunset An 85 Minute Movie That Takes Place Over The Course Of 85 Minutes Requires Great Writing. This May Be One Of The Realest Screenplays I Can Think Of.
4. The Graduate Good Soundtrack, Good Leads, Good Writing. Good Film
5. The Godfather, Part II it really is very good. and al pacino's the shit (and so is marlon brando. and tom hagen)

possible others: the rock.

also: sideways, the big lebowski, cool hand luke, adaptation, mulholland drive, almost famous, resevoir dogs, the royal tennenbaums. note: i have not seen a star wars, nor do i intend to, so don't expect to see that on any list of mine.

Mike's top five Movies

updated on February 10 @ 7:20pm 2 comments . view previous

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1. Rushmore
2. Sideways
3. A Fish Called Wanda
4. Talk To Her
5. Grave Of The Fireflies

Joel's top five Movies

posted on August 17 @ 12:21am 0 comments . view previous

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1. Big Fish just a wonderful story
2. American Splendor "Haaarrrveeeyyy!!"
3. Garden State because everyone from highschool has changed...
4. Hero stunning images
5. V For Vendeta because it dares to say what everyone is to afraid to say

holly's top five Movies

posted on August 14 @ 9:48pm 5 comments . view previous

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1. The Royal Tenenbaums Wes Anderson is brilliant, and although it's pretty 'hip' to like his movies, I genuinely think he's amazing and that this is one of the best movies ever made. from the characters, to their relationships, to the story, to the set, to the music, to the cast, to the narration, to the humor, to the overall message-- it's got everything. and if a movie can make me wonder throughout the whole thing where the hell it's going, and then really go somewhere- and somewhere amazing- then wow.
2. Igby Goes Down Great coming-of-age story, but moreso an amazing character study.
3. You Can Count On Me Mark Ruffalo is probably my favorite actor, and this is his best. The relationship between a brother and sister in this movie, and most importantly the relationship between an uncle and a nephew- make this movie what it is.
4. Born Into Brothels A documentary that will make you feel amazing about life and the impact we can have on others, yet feel so sad and helpless at the same time. this movie cemented for me how much i want to be an art teacher, a photography teacher specifically. amazing.
5. Everything Is Illuminated Beautiful story, beautifully done!

close runners up: american history x (actually this would probably be a tie with one that's already in there),sylvia, eternal sunshine, shopgirl, mona lisa smile, pulp fiction, saved!, shawshank redemption, and my top favorite funny movie of all time: Wet Hot American Summer.