Top 10 Movies of All Time Review

I thought your list was ok, but I agreed with you on Finding Nemo, Finding Neverland, and Little Miss Sunshine.

American History X is an awesome and disturbing tale. Definitely not for the faint of heart.

I haven't seen all of these. "Misery" was very well done. "Finding Neverland" is one of my top favorites. I love how all the proceeds went to the children's hospital in London. Great review, Jolie.

Hi Jolie!
I must agree with Misery, Princess Bride and Little Miss sunshines as top choices! We actually picked up Misery the other day for $5 - can't wait to watch it again!
Kristy

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I just recently rented The Princess Bride also and it was good as I remember it. I just love the beginning with the three "bad" guys. The script between them is so funny.

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Thanks, Jolie! I had a blast and it was time for a pic change. Nice review! I've seen a lot of these, but I've also missed a fair few. I'll definitely be adding some of them to my "to watch" list!

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Great list! I didn't see Dead Man Walking so I would have to put in its place Forrest Gump. I like a lighter comedy now and then.

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I love this list. And I totally agree. I would have included The Evening Star. Great Movie!

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All hail Ken Watanabe and Chow Yun Fat!

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Great list! I love movies...now I have to do my own Top 10 or 20..or 100!!

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Great list! Two of my favorites are on your list as well (Finding Nemo and Misery).

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Nice list! Mine would have Little Miss Sunshine at #1. I love the feel good movies that cause perma-grin hours after you leave the theater.

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I made up my own list of top ten a few weeks ago, and I find my top ten keeps changing! although I did go back and forth on Terms of Endearment. When it came out I was 18 or 19, and I loved it then, but now as a mom, I understand and love it even more. I always refer to the part at the beginning while the baby is sleeping quietly in the crib, and Shirley MacLaine shakes and crib to start crying, then says that's better. I so understand that as a mom.

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Great idea Jolie. I think I might try my hand at a list. Did you list them in ascending or desending order?

Rudi

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I enjoyed your list quite a bit. I would agree with most of your choices. I can't comment on Murder in the First or Misery, but I've seen the rest. I offer one correction. The movie with Jodie Foster is actually caled Anna and the King. The King and I is the musical by Rogers and Hammerstein that starred Yul Brenner and Deborah Kerr.

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I didn't find "Little Miss Sunshine" as funny as everyone else did... I'd substitute "Sleeper" by Woody Allen there. And I'd find a place to slot in "Dances With Wolves," "Schindler's List" and "Terminator 2," but you have some excellent choices. I could go on and on... how about "The Birds," "Titanic," "Big" and "The Green Mile"? Hmmm... maybe I should do my own list!

--Bob

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