What are your top 20 movies OF ALL TIME?

[Changeling]

Gotta think hard about this question...

[arjue]

Yeah, art is subjective. I get it. Calling Mulholland Drive the greatest movie ever made is still ridiculous to me. David Lynch has far fewer things to worry about than other writer/directors, among which are a coherent plot and characters that make sense.

I certainly don't think its the greatest movie ever made, its my favorite though. Lynch balances the sacrifice of a coherent plot and characters with his imagery and atmosphere, which obviously won't suit everyone, but i love it. I feel genuine anxiety when i watch the climax of the film. I think the Devils is probably the all round "best" movie on my list, but its much harder for me to get into a period piece about religion than a mystery set in hollywood.

Posting on a phone sux dix so i'll wait until i get home to respond to some of these lists.

[Nash]

double team over universal soldier?
That list is a piece of shit.

Van Damme. Rodman. Rourke. Hark.

Movie's damn near legendary.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

Van Damme. Lundgren. Orbach. Lister.

Movie IS legendary!

[icarusfall]

Jaws
Fight Club
Let Me In
Hellraiser
Aliens
Heima
Pan's Labyrinth
Die Hard
Tombstone
Voices of a Distant Star
The Thing
Stand By Me
The Cove
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Se7en
Requiem For a Dream
Grave of the Fireflies
16 Horsepower Live
Jacob's Ladder
The Corporation

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

Jaws should have been on my list. But I don't know what I'd trade out for it.
I'm surprised (and relieved) that a certain series that has three installments (although no one likes the third) hasn't shown up yet in any of these lists. That is unless I missed it's mention.

[YellerDog]

Leave the gun, take the cannoli.

There's some awesome movies I'm remembering that should belong on my list, but I've only watched 'em once. Good excuse to go back for 'em!

[Deewtaei]

Let Me In

Have you seen 'Let the Right One In'? I enjoyed it quite a bit more than the remake.

[icarusfall]

I have. I preferred the American one.

Both have their merits and I wouldn't begrudge anyone a difference of opinion on this.

[BerringerX]

Guys, I think we should all re-watch this. I have not watched the whole thing in 7-8 years. I want to give Berringer the benefit of the doubt this is a good movie, but I can not grasp it at this moment in time.

Doesn't matter, really. Opinions are subjective. For instance, you have Texas Chain Saw on your list. While I appreciate what the film did for the horror and low budget genres, I don't care for it. I prefer the second or the remake.

Also: Blair Witch is the one on the list that you want to validate? There are so many others on my list that most people would shoot me for having on there!