your best movie ever

[Waynhim]

Probably the Godfather.

[Fencers]

Probably Raging Bull or Taxi Driver. Both films really capture a certain spirit of the age and feel immediate. Either film is probably the final proof or rather the exemplary realization of Cinema Verite. The problem of truth and reality laid out fully.

[Shadowferal]

I couldn't possibly consider what my "best movie" might be.

But the first movie that I ever fixated on was "The Dark Crystal."

[Drungan]

If i only can pick one ( as title says )

Shawshank Redemption.
think it hit me real good as i did know nothing about it when i went to see it at the cinema.

but i have to give you people that Big trouble in little China was a great movie ....... but i had forgot it till i did see it here so cant really say that one... but now i have to watch it again ...

[Dalheim]

My absolute favorite movie is probably Amadeus.

[Tommy T]

Aliens. I could watch that movie on repeat.

Best line of the movie.

"Fucking A"

[Blobfish]

Has to be Bad Boy Bubby
then Romper Stomper (starring Russell Crowe as leader of the Skinheads)

[Denpepe]

Can't just give one favorite, but some of my favorites are in no particular order

Pulp fiction
Jackie Brown
Saw
Army of darkness
terminator
Lotr trilogy

[kuroro]

If I can only pick one, I would pick Minority Report.

[Deleted]

My favorite is probably Heat.

[Dracullus]

Has to be Bad Boy Bubby

Bad Boy Bubby for me is like diamond covered in shit. Love that movie, but try recommend this to anybody after first scene ;P.

My personal favourite is Mullholand Drive. I have never seen movie closer to dream experience.

[Valstorm Warsong]

It's a tie between Fight Club, and Starwars Episode 3.

[Mormolyce]

Lol, yeah - I have to admit that wasn't the best scene in the film, but it was a consistent theme in the movie, and it added to the entire film. Love was a theme in the movie - multiple characters were motivated by it.

Dammit - why did you go and get banned - I want to discuss this! Come back!

I don't mind the idea of that scene, like you say it fits the theme, but the dialogue was really over the top.

I like bits of Interstellar, and I want to like the whole thing, but... it's hard to forgive the sluggish first act, silly ending and clumsiness throughout. I also think Nolan is a good director who is occasionally undisciplined.

[Theoris]

Probably Nolan's "The Dark Knight". (Not really a movie person)

[shintorg]

Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope --
prior to digital enhancement.

[Halicia]

Gotta be Godfather.

Of movies already mentioned, I'll give an upvote to Flight, Fight Club, and Lost in Translation.

Flight & Lost in Translation are just wonderful portrayals of "humanity."

Fight Club is just one of those movies you have to have on your Bucket List though.

Another totally random movie I can never get enough of though... is "Wag the Dog"