What is the best movie you ever watched? & why?

FCB

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    I got loads of movie which are best of the best,not those crappy transpormers like animation movies and stupid action movies.

    Watch all movies of TOM HANKS
    Specially
    Road To Perdition
    Catch Me If You Can
    Forest Gump
    Saving Private Ryan

    Davin chi Code
    Angels and Demons

    The Terminal


    And
    Notting Hill
    Pretty Woman
    The Holiday 2006
    The Time Travelers Wife
    A Walk in the Clouds
    Dear Frankie
    My Sisters Keeper
    THE TOWN
    Devil 2010
    Spanglish



    All have more than 7 points in IMDB

    If you need more just pm me.
    These are simply best out of best,All film lovers [real fans] would agree with me.

    you can find 300mb and 400mb quality files @ warez-bb.org and 300mbunited.
     
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    ganu88

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    1) The Shawshank Redemption
    2) Saving Private Ryan
    3) The Forest Gump (I don't know why I love this)
     

    4keven4

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    Some of those classic
    Scorsese movies..
    Taxi Driver..
    Goodfellas
    Cape Fear
    The Departed

    and the De Palma masterpiece..
    Scarface...
    sri lankan author's novel's film adaption
    The English Patient...
    and like he said..
    if you haven't seen
    Shawshank Redemtpion
    you haven't seen nothing..
    some neo noir movies
    Dark City
    The Game..
    and fincher's classic
    Se7en
    some Denzel washington's movies
    Crimson Tide
    Inside Man
    ...
    a few war movies
    The Pianist
    Platoon
    Born on the fourth of July

    Hanks's classics
    Forest Gump
    Philadelphia

    and some comedies from sandler to apatow
    Knocked up
    40 Year old virgin
    Funny People
    Spanglish

    a classic post 9/11 drama movie
    Reign Over Me...
    oh and of course...can't forget Edward Norton can we?
    American History X
    Primal Fear

    and Fight Club
     
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    senarath

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    Some of those classic
    Scorsese movies..
    Taxi Driver..
    Goodfellas
    Cape Fear
    The Departed

    and the De Palma masterpiece..
    Scarface...
    sri lankan author's novel's film adaption
    The English Patient...
    and like he said..
    if you haven't seen
    Shawshank Redemtpion
    you haven't seen nothing..
    some neo noir movies
    Dark City
    The Game..
    and fincher's classic
    Se7en
    some Denzel washington's movies
    Crimson Tide
    Inside Man
    ...
    a few war movies
    The Pianist
    Platoon
    Born on the fourth of July

    Hanks's classics
    Forest Gump
    Philadelphia

    and some comedies from sandler to apatow
    Knocked up
    40 Year old virgin
    Funny People
    Spanglish

    a classic post 9/11 drama movie
    Reign Over Me...
    oh and of course...can't forget Edward Norton can we?
    American History X
    Primal Fear

    and Fight Club

    nice collection. thanx for the comment
     

    greenthunder

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    The Man from Earth

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    A low budget scifi.despite its budget this will blow your mind.
    Casablanca (1942)

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    simply amazing.
    Godfather Trilogy

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    12 Angry Men (1957)


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    Alfred Hitchcock Movies and Ingrid Bergman movies
     
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    twisted

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    hard to name best movies, these are just my personal favorites right now.

    1. Stalker - 1979, Andrei Tarkowsky
    2. Withnail and I - 1987, Bruce Robinson
    3. Dogville - 2003, Lars Von Trier
    4. Piano Teacher - 2001, Michael Haneke
    5. Wild Strawberries - 1957, Ingmar Bergman