FuManchu's Top 150 Greatest Films

[FuManChu]

132. Duel - (1971)

Manchu Says: Before Steven Spielberg became the biggest name in Hollywood, he made Duel...And what a great start to a wonderful career in movies!

131. Snatch - (2000)

130. Wild Hogs - (2007)

Manchu Says: Easily one of the funniest movies ever made, Wild Hogs makes my top 150 because its so enjoyable.

129. Dogma - (1999)

128. Tears of the Sun - (2003)

127. Roman Holiday - (1953)

 

[Rageking]

snatch :techn9ne:

 

[Daniel Andersson]

Placing "Gangs of New York" at 138..makes me fear that "The muppets" are top 3

 

[Line]

knowing Fu Man Chu its not ment to be totally serious like yours is. i bet he's probably having a joke around. he probably has stacks of dvd's in his room 8 feet high

If just joking around why make such an ambitious thread. Also, just because you've seen or own a lot of films doesn't mean you have a sound cinematic mindset. Take Rocky for example.

Placing "Gangs of New York" at 138..makes me fear that "The muppets" are top 3 [/IMG]

Why? GoNY is one of Scorsese's worst.

 

[Daniel Andersson]

If just joking around why make such an ambitious thread. Also, just because you've seen or own a lot of films doesn't mean you have a sound cinematic mindset. Take Rocky for example.

Why? GoNY is one of Scorsese's worst.

"Worst" please...

 

[Line]

"Worst" please...

I don't even consider it a particularly good film. As a whole, all of his work this decade is far below his capabilities as a filmmaker.

 

[Daniel Andersson]

I don't even consider it a particularly good film. As a whole, all of his work this decade is far below his capabilities as a filmmaker.

I can agree that he probably can do better, but still I wouldn't consider Gangs of New York to be a bad movie, not even close.

 

[Braaq]

Well so far I like all the movies you are posting, whether Line or anyone else agrees they are good. I may not agree with the placings but keep it going, I am interested to see how this turns out.

P.S. I have that same pic from the movie Blow as a big poster in my apartment

Also, Line no one is taking this list too seriously. It is fun, we do however take your list seriously so get to updating! :angrydude:

 

[Line]

Also, Line no one is taking this list too seriously. It is fun, we do however take your list seriously so get to updating! :angrydude:

Soon.

 

[FuManChu]

126. The Brothers Grimm - (2005)

125. The Magnificent Seven - (1960)

Manchu Says: One of the greatest westerns ever made, calls for a cast of some of the greatest 'cowboys' of that time. Always a classic.

124. The 40 Year Old Virgin - (2005)

123. Reservoir Dogs - (1992)

122. Puppet Master - (1989)

121. Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith - (2005)

Manchu Says: The darkest chapter in the Star Wars trilogy is also one of the best. A worthy prequel, unlike the the first two episodes...

 

[Chesticles]

Man, the brothers grimm was horrid.

 

[FuManChu]

120. Planes, Trains & Automobiles - (1987)

Manchu Says: The always great John Candy and Steve Martin...nuff said .

119. Phone Booth - (2002)

118. Pulp Fiction - (1994)

117. What About Bob? - (1991)

Manchu Says: Easily my favourite comedy of all time, Bill Murray is perfect as Bob. Highly entertaining and funny beyond words, earns What About Bob a spot in My Top 150..


116. Analyze That - (2002)

115. Analyze This - (1999)

 

[FuManChu]

114. Taxi Driver - (1976)

113. The Outlaw Josey Wales - (1976)

Manchu Says: Clint Eastwood in his most powerful role since TGTBATU, Josey Wales is a classic western.

112. Hellboy - (2004)

111. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - (2005)

110. Gone with the Wind - (1939)

Manchu Says: A great classic starring Clark Gable and Vivian Leigh who looks beautiful as always...

109. Dick Tracy - (1990)

 

[Storm]

Man, everyone can have different likings, and a different sense of art. But having KKBB and Hellboy ahead of Taxi Driver is a joke.

Anyway, keep going.

 

[Line]

Man, everyone can have different likings, and a different sense of art. But having KKBB and Hellboy ahead of Taxi Driver is a joke.

Knowing that a far inferior film is going to come after Gone with the Wind is bothering me equally. I would've liked to see have seen Pulp Fiction higher as well, considering some of the other films that are being favored above it.

 

[Skeptic]

 

[Mygeeto]

keep em comming Fu Man Chu, list has some great potential there

 

[Hypocrisy86]

:io:

 

[Flex]

Phone Booth?

 

[JS316]

I seriously hated Dick Tracy