15 Movies That Stuck With You

[poppy]

I can't resist talking about my favorite films...
(in no particular order)

1. Night of the Living Dead
2. 28 Days Later
3. 2001: A Space Odyssey
4. Paths of Glory
5. Apocalypse Now
6. Napoleon Dynamite
7. Lady Vengeance
8. Ran
9. Brazil
10. Stargate
11. O Brother Where Art Thou
12. Evil Dead (I and II)
13. Donnie Darko
14. Shaun of the Dead
15. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

That was actually kind of hard.

 

[r.a]

just 15?

ok, in no order of importance (although i will note #4 is my all time favorite movie)

1. requiem for a dream
2. the fountain
3. beetlejuice
4. dr strangelove
5. a clockwork orange
6. kids
7. fight club
8. d.a.r.y.l.
9. the navigator
10. the explorers
11. ichi the killer
12. audition
13. gozu
14. oldboy
15. robocop 2

 

[pure_mercury]

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Trainspotting
3. The Lion King
4. Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
5. The Godfather
6. Goodfellas
7. The Seven Samurai
8. L'Avventura
9. Blazing Saddles
10. The Wizard of Oz
11. La Grande Illusion
12. Velvet Goldmine
13. 24 Hour Party People
14. Rushmore
15. Boogie Nights

 

[Thalassa]

1. Amelie
2. Sympathy for Lady Vengeance
3. Let the Right One In
4. Clue: The Movie
5. Pulp Fiction
6. Zodiac
7. Wonderland
8. The Last Days of Disco
9. No Country for Old Men
10. Old Boy
11. The Shining
12. Four Rooms
13. Donnie Darko
14. Alice, Sweet Alice
15. The Exorcist

 

[phthalocyanine]

1. the cabinet of dr. caligari
2. pulp fiction
3. pan's labyrinth/ el laberinto del fauno
4. pee wee's big adventure
5. the royal tenenbaums
6. the city of lost children
7. 12 monkeys
8. beetlejuice
9. blood feast
10. pink flamingos
11. what's eating gilbert grape
12. mallrats
13. ghost world
14. blade runner
15. ichi the killer

edit: a lot of these were already mentioned ! hot dawg.

 

[hokie912]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Fight Club
A Little Princess (1995)
Before Sunrise
Great Expectations (1998)
Wuthering Heights (1939)
Casablanca
Silence of the Lambs
Garden State
Titanic
When Harry Met Sally
Memento
The Graduate
Donnie Darko
A Far Off Place

 

[OrangeAppled]

I had a hard time distinguishing this from favorite movies...

In no order:
1. Amelie
2. Breakfast at Tiffany's
3. Ghost World
4. The Truth About Cats & Dogs
5. Casablanca
6. Gone With the Wind
7. In Her Shoes
8. Muriel's Wedding
9. 2 Days in Paris
10. Before Sunrise / Sunset (counting it as one )
11. Swing Kids
12. Babel
13. Sense & Sensibility
14. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
15. When Harry Met Sally

 

[Annyong]

Amelie
Rushmore
Toy Story
Princess Mononoke
Being John Malkovich
Wall-E
Memento
American History X
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
In Bruges
2001: A Space Odyssey
Star Wars
The Dark Knight
Joyeux Noel
Trainspotting

I like a lot of children's movies!

 

[ilovetrannies]

1. Back to the Future
2. Psycho
3. Pulp Fiction
4. The Princess Bride
5. The Goonies
6. Donnie Darko
7. Edward Scissorhands
8. Before Sunrise
9. The Rocky Horror Picture Show
10. Waterloo Brigde
11. Metropolis
12. V for Vendetta
13. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
14. Spartacus
15. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

I love these movies so much. They mean so much to me in a very profound way.

 

[neptunesnet]

Maybe this is cheating, but I'm doing one for my adulthood, and one for my childhood. If I combined them, it would mostly be kids movies.

Adult/Teenage list:

1) The City of Lost Children
2) Amelie
3) Welcome to the Dollhouse
4) Trainspotting
5) Wings of Desire
6) The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover
7) Dancer in the Dark
8) Big Fish
9) Donnie Darko
10) Annie Hall
11) The Piano Teacher
12) What Dreams May Come
13) Night of the Living Dead
14) The Sixth Sense
15) Waking Life

That was hard! I'm sure I forgot so many....

Childhood List:

1) Alien
2) The Brave Little Toaster
3) Flight of the Navigator
4) The Neverending Story
5) The Sound of Music
6) Willow
7) The Secret of NIMH
8) Star Wars
9) Star Trek IV
10) Edward Scissorhands
11) WarGames
12) Alice in Wonderland
13) The Hobbit (the freaky animated version)
14) The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (the freaky animated version)
15) The Red Balloon

Wow. You've pretty much covered it for me.
I can't believe you added Welcome to the Dollhouse. I could have sworn I was the only one who has seen that movie.
I'd only add to the list City of God, The Royal Tenebaums, Masculin Feminin, Pochantas, Howard Bound, The Land Before Time, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Roman Holiday.
I've never seen Stars Wars, though. Sorry, SW fans...

 

[Spamtar]

In no particular order:
Brazil
The Piano Teacher
Battle Royale
Crank
Willy Wonka/Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (both versions)
Cidade de Deus
Goodfellas
Killing Zoe
A Fei zheng chuan
Bad Lieutenant
Excalibur
Requiem for a Dream
Heavy Metal
Trainspotting
In the Company of Men

 

[Accept]

Some great movies already listed, but being older than average, these are the movies of my youth that influenced me then, and now.

To Kill a Mockingbird
Inherit the Wind
Judgment at Nuremburg
The Caine Mutiny
Billy Budd
Twelve O’Clock High
The Sand Pebbles
The Bedford Incident
Twelve Angry Men
The Oxbow Incident
The Time Machine
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Forbidden Planet
The Cruel Sea
The Spirit of St. Louis

All made before 1970 to avoid confusing them with the more recent, and far less impressive remakes.

 

[Domino]

1. Blade Runner
2. Mad Max
3. Modern Times
4. Girl Shy
5. The Narrow Margin (30s version)
6. Baby Face (30s version)
7. Jamaica Inn (30s version Hitchcock)
8. Shadow of a Doubt
9. Support Your Local Sheriff
10. Back to the Future
11. Top Gun (yeah, I said it, haters! Get bent!)
12. The Sons of Katie Elder (and most anything with John Wayne)
13. The Wild One
14. Gladiator (the boxing movie)
15. and now, Casino Royale

 

[valentine]

Lost in Translation
Edward Scissorhands
Big Trouble in Little China
Garden State
Idiocracy
Kill Bill
Le Samourai
Ran
Stardust Memories
The Royal Tenenbaums
I vitelloni
The Blues Brothers
Rushmore
The Princess Bride
Sanjuro

 

[lost verses]

In no certain order:

Pride & Prejudice (the most recent)
Free Willy
Austin Powers
Love Actually
Harry Potter (the most recent)
Mrs. Doubtfire
Braveheart

Cannot think of anymore that have stayed with me. To be honest I don't watch a lot of movies because I prefer serialized tv.

I noticed a lot of INFPs liked "Lost In translation"...something about this movie must resonate well with our belief and/or entertainment system? Maybe I should give that film a try?

 

[ChocolateMoose123]

In no particular order:

The Professional
High Plains Drifter
Amelie
American Psycho
Fight Club
The Illusionist (anything with Edward Norton)
Donnie Darko
Oh Brother Where Art Thou
Pan's Labyrinth
Pride and Prejudice
Memento
Blue (part of a trilogy by Kieslowski)
Gladiator
Shawshank Redemption
The Shining

 

[Charmed Justice]

Pete's Dragon
The Sound of Music
The Last Emperor
Eve's Bayou
Goodfellas
13 Going On 30
Batteries Not Included
Born On The 4th of July
Monster's Ball
Radio
9 Months
Renaissance Man
Gladiator
The Green Mile
Les Miserables

 

[tinkerbell]

1. Once upon a time in America (brotherly love and I never did understand the ending)

2. Into the west.... beautiful and touching movie

3. the lover - a love story that is very touching

4. Frome Hell - can't go wrong with Jonny Depp

5. Perfume - beautifully shot movie

6. the sixth sense - makes me cry evey time

7. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind - love the cookiness

8. Betty blue - love the score (not keen on subtitles)

9. Hanibal rising - love the whole serial (but hanibal is too gorrey)

10. I captured the castle - because of its youthful innocence

11. As good as it gets

12. Closer - loved this so much when it was first out - watched it non stop

13. The Talented Mr Ripley - Jude any day

14. The name of the rose

15. Mou.in Rouge - such an ENTP movie

 

[Shimmy]

In no particular order.

1. Alice in wonderland
2. The Fountain
3. Requiem for a dream
4. Fear and loathing in Las Vegas
5. Cast away
6. Apocalypse Now
7. 2001: A space odyssey
8. Shawshank redemption
9. The green mile
10. Cidade de deus
11. El laberinto del fauno
12. American history x
13. Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi
14. La vita è bella
15. Donnie Darko

 

[Spamtar]

1. Once upon a time in America (brotherly love and I never did understand the ending)

Yes this was an odd/unclear/interesting ending with several theories and interpretations.

In general simply saw it as Noodles becoming high as he looks at his life with a mixture of fascination, self loathing and (as the buzz kicks in) contentment/relief. It was always however a little unclear on the time of the last shot was it at the end or somewhere in the middle of the timeline?

Might have missed something because that is all I recall since it has been a while since I last saw it...damm now I wanna see it again...