Classics, old films for the most part:

[i]Bringing Up Baby[/i]
Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant.

[i]North by Northwest[/i]
Hitchcock's first color film and possibly his best film. Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint

[i]High Noon[/i]
Gary Cooper. One of the famous old westerns and one of the best.

[i]Kind Hearts and Coronets[/i] A great old British comedy starring Alex Guinness who plays a dozen relatives in the same family, all of them murder victims.

[i]Casablanca[/i] Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. The great wartime romance set amidst the intrigue between Nazis and Allies in Morocco.

[i]Singing in the Rain[/i] A fun romp of a musical about the big change from silent movies to sound movies in the spring of 1929.

[i]Double Indemnity[/i]
Fred MacMurray, Edward G. Robinson, Barbara Stanwick. The ultimate film noir about lovers who plan a murder.

Those are just a few. I am a big film buff. I grew up in Hollywood and my dad was involved in the film industry.

the princess bride, spirited away, the thing, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, a clockwork orange, v for vendetta (i have a massive VfV poster next to my bed but i swear i'm not a neckbeard ;-;)

Fight Club, Lawrence of Arabia, The Thing, Lord of the Rings series, etc.

Amelie, Baby Driver, 321... Frankie Go Boom, Death Proof, American Hustle, Trainspotting, Sid and Nancy, Valley Girl, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and more.

The French Connection, Wait Until Dark, almost anything with Bette Davis or Joan Crawford, most Bogie movies.

A Quiet Place, Cast Away, White Heat(1949), Lord of the Rings/the hobbit, the Saw franchise, Fast and Furious movies.

hrm. the crow. fight club. jaws. matrix. big lewbowski, true grit. too many, I suppose.

Thief (1981)

Blade Runner (1982 / Director's Cut 1992)

Manhunter (1986)

Run Lola Run (1998)

Old school comedies.

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