http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-reviews Fri, 09 Oct 2009 01:25:07 GMT Latest reviews about Top 10 Movies of All Time http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-d6511 <p>For the 10 Best movies in my opinion, I think you need to know these are no ordinary movies.  By today's standards, these movies probably don't cut it, don't have enough special effects, the photography is shabby, whatever.  But, these films in some way or another changed an era in movies and are pretty darn good.  So here they are in my humble opinion:</p> <p>10. Indiana Jones Movies:  I wouldn't so much add the fourth installment to the list, but especially the first- Raiders of the Lost Ark deserves so much attention based on the wild ride, humor, action and scenery associated with it.  The great scene at the end of the people's faces melting is especially interesting- they used Jello to melt the faces.</p> <p>9. Wizard of Oz:  Who can't say they've never seen this movie?  It used to be a yearly staple on regular old 3-network TV for years.  In the day and age of more channels, DVD's and internet, this movie lost a lot of luster and seems "corny" to today's kids.  But, it was such a large-scale,...</p>... Fri, 09 Oct 2009 01:25:07 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-d6511 ericdhanson34 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-49493 <p>asdfghjkl ;asdfghj  kl;asdfghj kl;'asdf ghjkl;asd fghjklsdfghjksdfghjklgkahgklahiuasbck jsda gjksdv djhsdkgjnsvknsa fjshvkjs nvckjnvk jdhrst svknskjdhftks;jnvkjshvkjrntg shvks jhklrtnrsklvjuhs adf sdfsvkhiu erbngfkjsh vuise sdhfiun vuihvkerd gsu hyfvisnfv usy dv dsf hisdfhisd  uvhiusanfdiljsadhf viuhs aefhisu dhf;snv  shfishf iuyhvpphae v hiusadh fiuhviug fvpehvas hkfl vasuh fehf ui9sahvlk jvn sdf hs iuvhiube habvljhv asufhsuiahfe isbav sahdui diuh dsfh iudsf ihug ds fiuhg dsf duid ugids afgiu dsgiudsfguidsfg ids viusgfisu gfigcu ioghaei ug sfiusa ggfv suifi ystv chgs eayoteaiug vig sadfbv sg  ftiyosdvotegouyg sdytfoisa tdf asiu tfdiou satd f sdau fiytdfsuit dfs tuio fdsaiufdst iufdsatiu fdsuifd suitfd iutfd fdu itfds t uifdsti ufds  fdsfs dtfd sti  gdkjdfij gflfdjl;d dfljijol fg ilf giu oio bkl bv ljkvb fdlkfj oibu dlkjh b oiubn hdh hdshj jfgj bdf bsrg fhtyhb sdfgcver hsfsh hbvr sdghdr fsdgre bs d</p>... Thu, 08 Oct 2009 00:43:03 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-49493 youngc123 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-78432 My Top 10 Movies would be: 1. Titanic- Which I watch everytime it is on tv plus have the DVD, 2.Pretty Woman I think I could watch this once a week and never get tired of it., 3.My Best Friend's Wedding.  Love anything with Julia Roberts and Richard Gere.  He is such a Hunk!! 4. The Sound of Music. It is a yearly movie for me. 5. Gone With the Wind,  It is such a classic!  6. Lion King.  In fact I love all the Disney movies.  I'm collecting them all. 7.  All the Harry Potter Movies. I like fiction movies. I have read all the books except the last one. It's too bad the kids have to grow up so no more can be made. They would never be the same with different actors.  8.  White Christmas- Always a favorite holiday movie.  9. What A Woman Wants- It is so funny.  Of course all of Mel Gibson movies are good.  10.  Steel Magnolia's.  It's a real tear jerker. Another good one I just went to was " Fire Proof" . The title is deceiving.  It is a very Christian based movie.  The should...... Sat, 29 Nov 2008 00:29:48 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-78432 SweetPea11 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-eb774 <p>BECOMING JANE - I'm a HUGE Jane Austen fan so this movie was not only fun, romantic, heart wrenching and entertaining, but filmed beautifully and right up my alley. LOVED it. If you're familier with her work, the story line goes along the same format as much of her writing, but the ending is not quite the same as her standard 'happily ever after' wrap up. Unfortunately, this much is true of her actual life, though there's no telling how much more of the story is set in reality. True to her life or not, it's true to the fashion of her books and brings back the romantic quotiant that's been missing from most films for years.</p><p>A ROOM WITH A VIEW - Okay, I love period films, and romance, and visually stunning cinematography set in other countries. And fun plot twists, witty dialog, drama-drama-drama, quirky characters... And this has it all. Merchant &amp; Ivory were fantstic film makers, weaving every elemant of story telling, visionary splendor, music, and period-perfect meticulous detail into...</p>... Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:20:44 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-eb774 ccampbell 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-47e13 I saw so many movie reviews but I fail to see some of the best movies ever in history... Here's my list of top 10 movies, although its hard to decide the rank, so I leave it to you guys..<br/><br/>1. Million Dollar Baby<br/>2. Cinderella Man<br/>3. The Shawshank Redemption<br/>4. We Were Soldiers<br/>5. Titanic<br/>6. Pulp Fiction<br/>7. Saving Private Ryan<br/>8. Love Actually<br/>9. Citizen Kane<br/>10. Love Story<br/>11. The Aviator<br/>12. The English Patient<br/>13. The Godfather II<br/>14. Super size me (Documentary)<br/>15. Indiana Jones Series<br/>16. Casablanca<br/>and lots more...... Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:47:35 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-47e13 Mans 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-190c4 <p>I am hoping that I have seen the best 10 movies, but here goes nothing:</p><p>1.  Air Force One</p><p>2. The Matrix</p><p>3. Lord of the Rings</p><p>4.  Harry Potter</p><p>5.  Passion of the Christ</p><p>6. Pride and Prejudice</p><p>7.  Never die Alone</p><p>8.  American Gangster</p><p>9.  Soylent green</p><p>10.  Planet of the Apes</p>... Tue, 19 Aug 2008 21:05:09 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-190c4 iciclef 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-6c615 The Jerk with Steve Martin has always been my all time favorite movie. I remember the first time I saw it at the the theater. I didn't even go to the restroom because I was afraid I'd miss something. My friend gave it to me for my birthday and I'll keep it forever. If you haven't seen it please go rent it tonight.... Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:23:02 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-6c615 Oakie 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-1bc85 1.  Dumb and Dumber hands down, whats better then a young Jim Carrey in the prime of his comedy career?<br/>2.  The Breakfast Club...Go see it.<br/>3.  Ferris Bueler's Day Off..Same as above, just go see it.<br/>4.  Ironman - Even though not out on DVD yet, one of the best comic movies to come yet.  I will be purchasing this ASAP.<br/>5.  Tommy Boy/Blacksheep...Chris Farley and David Spade in basically the same movie with similar plot...I miss Farley.<br/>6.  Anchor Man...I'm Ron Burgandy?  Very funny during the first half of the movie but then dies down a bit towards the end but who can resist some Afternoon Delight?<br/>7.  Dodgeball...Dodge, duck, dip, dive, and dodge.  Great movie all around.<br/>8.  Elf...A movie I will watch around every Christmas along with...<br/>9.  Both old and new The Grinch.<br/>10.  Last, but not least, even though they arent considered movies...Any George Carlin HBO special or anything Blockbuster/Netflix has on DVD.  My favorite comedian of all time, I saw him live 3 years back...One of...... Sun, 10 Aug 2008 07:30:31 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-1bc85 athlete3344 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-f8a23 <em>Making a top ten list is so hard. Especially when you are tryin to compare Lord of the Rings with Three Amigos and Friday the 13th. In my eyes, comedys and horror should have their separate top ten list. So in regards to all that.....my top ten list goes.....<br/><br/>1. Top Gun - I love this movie. It means alot to me because when I was growing up, my older brother was in the Navy and he used to always watch it with me when he would come home. We would sit there and he would explain everything to me.<br/><br/>2. Apollo 13 - Ron Howard did an amazing job on this film. Plus the cast was dead on great. Also, this happens to be one of my favorite bits of American History.<br/><br/>3. Star Wars (the complete saga)- Not much needs to be said about them, but just that I grew up on them. The new ones too, because that brought back those memories as a kid growing up watching the originals and seein them all branched together.<br/><br/>4. Lord of the Rings (Trilogy) - UNBELIEVABLE MOVIES!!!!!<br/><br/>5. Forrest Gump - Flawless movie! Great acting!...</em>... Wed, 06 Aug 2008 20:19:59 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-f8a23 adamr07 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-f8cd1 there are so many movies out there i couldn't tell you really what my top movies are but i can name some that i will watch over and over and over....notebook...that movie had it all....drama...comedy...just everything....then their is swat witch is full with action and comedy...and then their is the friday sequals which are just funnier than anything...another would be antwone fisher....i balled my eyes out in that movie every time i watch it....then their is ice age and the bee movie....they are so cute....... Fri, 01 Aug 2008 15:34:10 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-f8cd1 boo0611 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-2d822 the number one movie is the ice age...i was shocked at how many times i could watch one movie....the number 2 movie is the notebook...that movie was all the way around cute...i couldn't tell you how many times i cried....the number 3 movie is over the hedge...the only thing that got me hooked on that one is when my boyfriend and roomate kept saying "but i like the cookie"....the number 4 movie is i am legend...well just about anything with will smith...no wonder why he makes 80million a movie....the number 5 movie i would have to say is i know pronunce you chuck and larry...that movie made me laugh all the way through....the next i would have to say would be rush hour sequal....those were all time classics....the last but not least would be frequency...that was so good but confusing that i had to watch it numerious times... Thu, 31 Jul 2008 04:29:47 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-2d822 boo2004a 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-0b238 <strong>Duke's Top 10 Movies of All Time<br/>(That I have Actually Seen)<br/><br/></strong><ol><li>Shindler's List - This movie had some great performances by both the stars and extras.  Its use of black and white accented by color was striking.  The images of Holocaust victims was as gripping and real as any documentary, yet the drama of the plot kept the film from being as dry as many documentaries are.</li><li>Saving Private Ryan - There have been a lot of war movies, but this is the best one.  It shows the honor, glory, tragedy and horror of war better than most films I've seen.  It asks questions about war without condemning the brave men who fight in them.  You are immersed into the battles and feel like you are really there, especially when viewed in the theater.  The only other film that is even close to it was the HBO series Band of Brothers which was made by some of the same people.</li><li>Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back - I'm a huge sci fi fan and grew up with the Star Wars films.  I saw A New Hope at a drive-in...</li></ol>... Fri, 04 Jul 2008 18:25:37 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-0b238 dukethepcdr 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-47a64  A Baker Dozen of the Greatest, most essential movies all time.  Part 1 of 2 <p><strong>13.   REAR WINDOW</strong>  1954   Alfred Hitchcock</p><p><strong>Rear Window</strong> can be enjoyed as a slightly dark, slow building thriller featuring one of Jimmy Stewarts most interesting performances as a bored, wheel chair bound adventurer and travel/writer/photographer who has gotten addicted to spying on his his neighbors.   He sees something disturbing in one apartment and wonders if some foul play, perhaps even a murder has taken place. His fiance' the very beautiful and sexy Grace Kelly gets drawn into his new adventure and . . .   It's Alfred Hitchcock at his very best  (This one slightly bests Vertigo for me)..  </p><p>The other way to look at <strong>Rear Window</strong> is as one of the most fascinating and revealing stories about the nature of voyeurism in our culture, which today explodes into the realm of reality television and cult of celebrity. Stewart is essentially a somewhat helpless hero who views the world around him.  Hitchcock...</p>... Thu, 15 May 2008 17:42:36 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-47a64 ChrisJarmick 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-fe7e6 <p>MY TOP 10 FRAVORITE mOVIES</p><p>GONE WITH THE WIND, HOW TO LOSE A GUY IN 10 DAYS  ALL STAR WAR MOVIES LOVE STORY, PRETTY IN PINK , ICE CASTLES THE JAZZ SINGER, FOLLOW THAT BIRD 16 CANDLES  SNOWWHITE &amp; THE DWEFS!</p><p> </p>... Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:04:29 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-fe7e6 belle77 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-c19a0 <p>Eight years ago, I posted this list of favorite comedies on Epinions. Every one of these is a five-star experience, and I don't expect my love of these moves to ever change. By no means is this a list in order of preference. I hope you will enjoy these recommendations:</p><p> </p><p>1. Annie Hall - This is a great film about life, love, and turning forty. The story is told in a stream of consciousness style, as if Woody Allen's character, Alvy Singer, were personally invited to someone's home to tell his life story. Alvy manages to find the humor in every situation. Just remember - we need the eggs!</p><p>2. A Christmas Story - A great story of the Yuletide that can be enjoyed any time of year. Based on the writings of Jean Shepherd, viewers share the story of Ralphie Parker (Peter Billingsley) and his efforts to get a Red Ryder BB gun from Santa. The film may be set in the 1930s, but the quest for a great toy is just as timely today. Kids and parents everywhere can identify with Ralphie.</p><p>3. Dr. Strangelove...</p>... Tue, 01 Apr 2008 03:52:28 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Top-10-Movies-of-All-Time-review-c19a0 PatMills 5