TYM's 100 Must-See Movies

[That__John__Guy]

Seven Samurai

 

[NickDaGreek1983]

Finally got a weekend off from the army so I could update the list. 11 left, keep them coming.
@Slips Now is the time to make your pick.

Can I make a second pick ?

 

[Espio]

Street Kings <3.

 

[Slips]

Tombstone

 

[DarthArma]

Donnie Darko

 

[Chris4387]

Twelve Monkeys (1995)

 

[aj1701]

Ummmmm

You know, it like changed the way movies were made, like forever.

I think you mean the empire strikes back.

I think The Ring should be added, that movie had me freaked out for a week after I saw it. Almost threw my 32" wega out because of it.

 

[AeroGrunt]

Updated the list, still a few spots left.

 

[TakeAChance]

A beautiful mind

 

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It's funny that this list still has five more movies to go.

 

[Matix218]

Predator if its not already up there

 

[DWednesday]

Seven Psychopaths (2012)

 

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@Spoobs
@gpmoney
@Sajam

 

[gpmoney]

I don't think I have even seen 100 movies lol

Major Payne (1995)

 

[Axel_Redd]

Akira.....

that movie should be on there.

 

[HGTV Soapboxfan]

Already made my suggestion but pretty much any kubrick missing should be on the list.

 

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I don't think I have even seen 100 movies lol

 

[Mikemetroid]

Did anyone recommend the damn MK movie yet?

 

[Mr_Swizzer]

Deep Rising

The Animatrix

 

[AeroGrunt]

It's funny that this list still has five more movies to go.

I know lol.

Updated the list, two spots remaining.

 

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Man i really want the movie (Her from 2013) to be on here. It's hands down the best movie of 2013.

 

[Eric The Scruffy]

I'd like to make a case for the Dark Knight:

In a world where superhero films are a dime a dozen, the Dark Knight stands above all others not just because its one of the best in the genre, and not just because its a fantastic dissection of said genre, but also because I believe that film will be remembered as a cultural touchstone in years to come. The Dark Knight has been interpreted by many as an allegory for a post 9/11 world and how the united states has responded to threats of terrorism since then, and it actually handles touchy subjects like extraordinary rendition and torture in surprisingly subtle ways.

 

[AeroGrunt]

Man i really want the movie (Her from 2013) to be on here. It's hands down the best movie of 2013.

My favorite one from the 2013 films I've seen was Upstream Color. Her was really good too though.

 

[Youphemism]

Man i really want the movie (Her from 2013) to be on here. It's hands down the best movie of 2013.

What? That movie was super weird... The whole time I was watching it I was telling myself "how can he not remember she's code?! He's falling in love with CODE." It just weirded me out too much to count as a 'good movie' tbh.

 

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What? That movie was super weird... The whole time I was watching it I was telling myself "how can he not remember she's code?! He's falling in love with CODE." It just weirded me out too much to count as a 'good movie' tbh.

I don't blame you for seeing the movie as weird.
But at the same time the movie know some people
would see it as weird, so that's why the movie made it clear
that all people in the movie weren't fine with it, and alot of people
looked down on what he was doing. If you really thing about it all alot
of people want is to find the right person to spend time with and if you could
make their personality in five seconds, i feel that most people would forget that there not real also.