[Best films of 1980]

The empire strikes back

[Most shocking ending (Spoilers are fair game)]

Seven, The sixth sense and The others

[How Long Have You Been Following the Box Office?]

2001 with LOTR-Harry Potter battle

[Wall-E]

A+. A masterpiece. I'm still expecting a Pixar movie wins the Best Picture Oscar

[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]

A+. My least favorite movie of trilogy but absolutely great.

[LOTR: The Greatest Trilogy ever?]

I was talking about the influence of Star Wars over culture in general, not the influence over LOTR. I can't imagine Frodo with a Laser sword

[Best Films of the 1970s]

And of course Bernardo Bertoluci with Conformista, Last Tango and 1900.And since you are from Spain Carlos Saura who delivered a few of his big masterpieces in the 70ies.

My mistake. I remembered the best known. I like a lot La prima Angélica, Cría cuervos or Mama cumple 100 años. And with the same style than Saura, Buñuel's Le charme discret de la bourgeoisie (1973)

[LOTR: The Greatest Trilogy ever?]

^I agree. I prefer LOTR, but the quality and influence of Star Wars OT are indubitable.

[Best films of 2001]

The Fellowship of the Ring, Monsters Inc and Shrek

[Best Films of the 1970s]

The list is endless... The Godfather (both), Taxi Driver, Star Wars, Apocalypse Now, Manhattan, Jaws, The exorcist, A Clockwork Orange, Alien, Rocky, Monty Python's The Life of Brian, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, The Deer Hunter, Young Frankenstein, Chinatown, Amarcord, Murder on the Orient Express, Sleuth, The Last Picture Show...

[Best films of 2003!]

Return of the King, Mystic River, Finding Nemo, Pirates... it was a very good year

[Best Films of 2008!]

The Dark Knight

[Whats your earliest movie memory?]

On TV, Smokey and the Bandit, I don't know if part II or III. At theaters, Mystery on Monster Island, a regrettable adventures Spanish movie, but with international cast (Terence Stamp and Peter Cushing). I watched it when I was 5 and I really enjoyed. But I watched it 20 years later and I must recognize how bad it is. Anyway I remember with pleasure my first movie

[Best Films of the 1930's]

Duck Soup and A night at the opera. I will never get tired of seeing them

[Best Films of the 1940's]

In my opinion, the best movie not only of 40s, but of the history, is Casablanca, but I also love To have and have not, Fantasia, To be or not to be, The third man, Citizen Kane, Gilda, The great dictator or Rebecca

[WW Box Office Battle: Tintin Vs. BD1 Vs. SH:GOS!]

I'm with Tintin, but I don't give numbers

[The Greatest Movie of All Time]

1st, Casablanca; 2nd, The Godfather