It's hard to say. There are films I think I should mention because I appreciate how amazing they are as feats of cinematic genius (Metropolis, Nosferatu, M, dare I say it Riefenstahl's Triumph Of The Will), but didn't necessarily enjoy. I know just how good they are (I went to film school, bitches), but as a cinematic experience in 2013, aren't the product they once were as entertainment.

Am I making sense?

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Edited by the despotic banana (10 Oct 2013 10.01pm)

Mine would be:

1. First Blood: Fantastic performance from Sylvester Stallone.

2. Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels: Favourite British Movie filled with some memorable lines.

3. Silence of the Lambs: Currently the best acting performance I've seen by Sir Anthony Hopkins.

4. Les Miserables: Favourite Musical.

5. A Clockwork Orange: Talented director Stanley Kubrick.

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Some of mine, in no particular order

In the Loop
The Guard
Mystic River
Wild Bill
Local Hero
The Big Lebowski
Cool Hand Luke
Unforgiven
Snatch
Animal Kingdom
The Dark Knight
In Bruges
Ghost Dog
The Last Seduction

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