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48 minutes ago, Wrath said:
  1. Usual Suspects 
  2. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
  3. Citizen Kane
  4. The Godfather
  5. Shawshank Redemption 
  6. Saving Private Ryan
  7. Seven Samurai
  8. Pulp Fiction
  9. The Sixth Sense
  10. Star Wars
  11. Finding Nemo
  12. The Incredibles
  13. The Godfather II
  14. Lawrence of Arabia
  15. Raiders of the Lost Arc
  16. Fellowship of the Ring
  17. Rocky
  18. The Dark Knight
  19. Return of the King
  20. One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
  21. Jurassic Park
  22. Spider-Man 2
  23. Toy Story
  24. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
  25. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
  26. Blade Runner
  27. Shrek
  28. Rope
  29. Toy Story 3
  30. Mary Poppins
  31. Matrix
  32. Guardians of the Galaxy
  33. Aladdin 
  34. Captain America: Civil War
  35. Dr Strangelove
  36. Forrest Gump
  37. Kramer vs Kramer
  38. Shindler's List
  39. Spider-Man
  40. Chinatown
  41. POTC: Curse of the Black Pearl
  42. Iron Man
  43. The Sting
  44. Inside Out
  45. The Graduate
  46. Toy Story 2
  47. North by Northwest
  48. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
  49. Terminator
  50. Zootopia
  51. The Lion King
  52. Goodfellas
  53. Finding Nemo
  54. Who Framed Roger Rabbit
  55. The Two Towers
  56. Vertigo
  57. Rain Man
  58. The Avengers
  59. Up
  60. Deadpool
  61. Mad Max: Fury Road
  62. The Exorcist
  63. Back to the Future
  64. Frozen
  65. Cinderella 
  66. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
  67. Fight Club
  68. Silence of the Lambs
  69. Skyfall
  70. E.T. 
  71. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
  72. Avatar
  73. Terminator 2: Judgement Day
  74. 2001: A Space Odyssey 
  75. Taxi Driver
  76. Beauty and the Beast (1991)
  77. Beverly Hills Cop
  78. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
  79. Monsters Inc
  80. 101 Dalmatians 
  81. The Hunger Games
  82. Saturday Night Fever
  83. Independence Day
  84. The Jungle Book (2016)
  85. Memento
  86. Die Hard
  87. Groundhog Day
  88. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
  89. Jurassic World
  90. Titanic
  91. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
  92. Cast Away
  93. Breakfast Club
  94. Singing in the Rain
  95. Dumb and Dumber
  96. Princess Bride
  97. Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
  98. Beauty and the Beast (2017)
  99. Blazing Saddles
  100. The Jungle Book (1967)

 

Did it kinda quickly so I'm not very happy with it, but at least its done.

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Wrath Box Office Gold

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4 minutes ago, RandomJC said:

 

Same.

 

Usual Suspects was on the top 200 adjusted??

Yep. Usual Suspects is my favorite movie of all time.

 

My most off-beat favorite has traditionally been Rope which I usually put in the top 10. But I just saw it again a few weeks ago and for whatever reason it didn't grab me quite like it used to, so I've bumped it down a little. Blade Runner, too. Its a great movie, but I'm finally starting to think that interesting world building, atmosphere, and one of the greatest lines of all time aren't enough to make up the terrible pacing. That having been said, I threw that list together in like 20 minutes so its directionally correct but I've sure I've forgotten like 15 no-brainers I should have included and its not as precise as I'd like.

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8 minutes ago, Wrath said:

My most off-beat favorite has traditionally been Rope which I usually put in the top 10. But I just saw it again a few weeks ago and for whatever reason it didn't grab me quite like it used to, so I've bumped it down a little. Blade Runner, too. Its a great movie, but I'm finally starting to think that interesting world building, atmosphere, and one of the greatest lines of all time aren't enough to make up the terrible pacing. That having been said, I threw that list together in like 20 minutes so its directionally correct but I've sure I've forgotten like 15 no-brainers I should have included and its not as precise as I'd like.

 

Rope I give praise for just the experiment technique, and Jimmy Stewart. Blade Runner is great setting, the video game was better in my mind.

 

Rear Window is easily my top favorite, but Trouble with Harry is my best off beat top 10.

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23 minutes ago, Wrath said:

Yep. Usual Suspects is my favorite movie of all time.

 

My most off-beat favorite has traditionally been Rope which I usually put in the top 10. But I just saw it again a few weeks ago and for whatever reason it didn't grab me quite like it used to, so I've bumped it down a little. Blade Runner, too. Its a great movie, but I'm finally starting to think that interesting world building, atmosphere, and one of the greatest lines of all time aren't enough to make up the terrible pacing. That having been said, I threw that list together in like 20 minutes so its directionally correct but I've sure I've forgotten like 15 no-brainers I should have included and its not as precise as I'd like.

 

Uhh man this isn't a favorite movies of all time thing, it's about ranking these movies

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/adjusted.htm

 

 

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4 minutes ago, Jake Gittes said:

Started working on mine and man am I struggling with the placement of stuff I last saw 10+ years ago like Lion King, Independence Day, Ben-Hur, GWTW, etc.

 

The way I went about it is that I tried to remember how much enjoyment I got from them rather than trying to remember much about the movies themselves. It worked out pretty well for me.

 

I compared them, like, for example, Man in Black. Did I enjoy it more or less than Independence day? Less? Then it goes below it. And on and on.

 

 

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The way I went about it is that I tried to remember how much enjoyment I got from them rather than trying to remember much about the movies themselves. It worked out pretty well for me.

 

Yeah Lion King is pretty high up on mine currently just for the rivers of tears I shed watching it 100+ times until I wore out the VHS tape circa '99 or 2000.

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1 minute ago, Jake Gittes said:

 

Yeah Lion King is pretty high up on mine currently just for the rivers of tears I shed watching it 100+ times until I wore out the VHS tape circa '99 or 2000.

It's pretty high on mine too. ;)

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Eevin Box Office Gold

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2 minutes ago, ChipMunky said:

I completely ran out of time to do this. I have it all in a microsoft doc file, but it's not in order fully. Don't think I can make the deadline.

No worries, man! It's a time-consuming project. I don't blame you. To be honest I wasn't expecting the amount of lists that I've gotten so far. 

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