Three funniest movies of all time:

Slapshot
Life Of Brian
Blazing Saddles
- MBFlyerfan

Those are good. I could go:

1.) 40 Year Old Virgin
2.) Animal House
3.) Anchorman

Three funniest movies of all time:

Slapshot
Life Of Brian
Blazing Saddles
- MBFlyerfan

Trading Places
Trading Places, and
Trading Places

Honorable mentions to:
Blazing Saddles
MP & the Holy Grail
Young Frankenstein

I like the others that have been mentioned (mostly)

Others that should be mentioned:
What About Bob?
Groundhog Day
Talladega Nights

Midnight run

Cause I'm bored, and there really isn't much hockey stuff to talk about. What are everyone's top 3 favorite all time movies?

Mine are:

1. Casablanca
Every scene is a gem and every line is perfect. Also features an absolutely amazing cast.

2. Tie- The Godfather parts 1 & 2
Really hard to choose between the 2, they are basically one long film, IMO. So many great scenes and lines from these films!

3. Rocky
None of the sequels even came close to the original. Stallone wrote a brilliant script and played the character to perfection. The ultimate underdog story.

Your turn!
- BiggE

I'm not the biggest movie guy around. Instead of playing the top 3 game, I'll just give you my favorites.

The Dark Knight, The Sting, Blazing Saddles, Airplane, Fletch, Spinal Tap, Shutter Island, The Shining

Half Life 2

Best worst movies imo:
Troll 2 (a movie about goblins, with a script that sounds like it was run through Google Translate and back)
The Last Dragon (this movie features the best room trashing scene since Citizen Kane)
Hard Ticket to Hawaii (this film is of the quality you'd expect from two 80's Playboy playmates)

I omitted The Room, it didn't seem fair. Everybody should see it once, tho.
- BulliesPhan87

Sleepaway Camp

What are everyone's top 3 favorite all time movies?
- BiggE

- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,
- Any one of Kubricks movies,
- Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight.

- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,
- Any Kubrick flick,
- Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight.
- Tomahawk

Voided


Pick 3

- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,
- Any one of Kubricks movies,
- Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight.
- Tomahawk

Haha brilliant

- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,
- Any one of Kubricks movies,
- Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight.
- Tomahawk

This is the Corsi-est top 3 ever

Does anyone actually love a Kubrick movie? They're genius and so is he. They're intellectually stimulating and profound thematically and aesthetically. But they're all so cold and clinical, minus his early ones. On a "best" movie list many fit in for me. On a "favorite" movie list, I find them too hard or impossible even to latch onto emotionally. Based on my own internal nonsense categorizations, if I can't say I love a movie, I find it hard to say it's a favorite. IMO!

Oh, and Before Sunset is my favorite one of the trilogy. Actually saw that one first oddly enough.

This is the Corsi-est top 3 ever

Does anyone actually love a Kubrick movie? They're genius and so is he. They're intellectually stimulating and profound thematically and aesthetically. But they're all so cold and clinical, minus his early ones. On a "best" movie list many fit in for me. On a "favorite" movie list, I find them too hard or impossible even to latch onto emotionally. Based on my own internal nonsense categorizations, if I can't say I love a movie, I find it hard to say it's a favorite. IMO!

Oh, and Before Sunset is my favorite one of the trilogy. Actually saw that one first oddly enough.
- Mononoke

Lol well said. Love all of his that ive seen and tried to pick one to include in my 3 but really couldnt basically for the reasons you explained

Fav Movies:

1. Reservoir Dogs
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Aliens

I cant help that im a fan of quick dialogue and action.

I can watch Kill Bill (1 and 2) and 1-3 of the Bourne movies over and over. Lawrence of Arabia is pretty amazing on the big screen. As far as comedies I'd go with High Anxiety and The Producers over Blazing Saddles. Got to add Mrs Doubtfire too.

This is the Corsi-est top 3 ever

Does anyone actually love a Kubrick movie? They're genius and so is he. They're intellectually stimulating and profound thematically and aesthetically. But they're all so cold and clinical, minus his early ones. On a "best" movie list many fit in for me. On a "favorite" movie list, I find them too hard or impossible even to latch onto emotionally. Based on my own internal nonsense categorizations, if I can't say I love a movie, I find it hard to say it's a favorite. IMO!

Oh, and Before Sunset is my favorite one of the trilogy. Actually saw that one first oddly enough.
- Mononoke

I really like-to the border of love-some of his films. The Shining, Clockwork Orange, Full Metal Jacket and Spartacus. One that I do really love is Dr Strangelove, although admittedly, that has as much to do with the cast-especially Sellers, Scott and Pickens-as it does with Kubrick's work as a filmmaker.

Conversely, I am pretty much a total Coens fan boy. Whether it's a comedy like Lebowski or a more earnest film like No Country for Old Men, if it's by Joel and Ethan, I'm likely going to be a huge fan.

This is the Corsi-est top 3 ever
- Mononoke

Fine. Favorite movie ever: Trouble with the Curve. Happy now?

No Country for Old Men
- Jsaquella

I really need to rewatch this one...

Top three...God, this will change tomorrow

1. LA Cofidential...I am a sucker for LA film nor.

2. Downfall...Just for all the parody videos

3. Casablanca...Bogart and Bergman, a perfect movie.

I watched them all 10+ times.

This is the Corsi-est top 3 ever

Does anyone actually love a Kubrick movie? They're genius and so is he. They're intellectually stimulating and profound thematically and aesthetically. But they're all so cold and clinical, minus his early ones. On a "best" movie list many fit in for me. On a "favorite" movie list, I find them too hard or impossible even to latch onto emotionally. Based on my own internal nonsense categorizations, if I can't say I love a movie, I find it hard to say it's a favorite. IMO!

Oh, and Before Sunset is my favorite one of the trilogy. Actually saw that one first oddly enough.
- Mononoke

I genuinely love 2001 a Space Odyssey and could watch it anytime.

The hunt for Red October. I've seen it probably 25 times, and would gladly watch it again.

I really like-to the border of love-some of his films. The Shining, Clockwork Orange, Full Metal Jacket and Spartacus. One that I do really love is Dr Strangelove, although admittedly, that has as much to do with the cast-especially Sellers, Scott and Pickens-as it does with Kubrick's work as a filmmaker.

Conversely, I am pretty much a total Coens fan boy. Whether it's a comedy like Lebowski or a more earnest film like No Country for Old Men, if it's by Joel and Ethan, I'm likely going to be a huge fan.
- Jsaquella

Dr. Strangelove is one of the earlier ones I was referencing. Paths of Glory too deserves mention. But by 2001 on, masterpieces as many may be, I'm always struck by how little I feel when watching them -- they're exercises of the mind and art. They're "GREAT" films to me. I think 2001 deserves mention in the all time top 10. It's sort of like talking about James Joyce's Ulysses or something. It's really just me being.....semantical

I'm a big Coen Bros fan too. They are the finest American writer-directors today I think. Fun fact: they've actually never made a movie that takes place out of the US. And they cover every last region and genre of it. They are (frank)ing national treasures.

Fine. Favorite movie ever: Trouble with the Curve. Happy now?
- Tomahawk

Clint Eastwood thinks this analytics generation is a wussy generation

I really need to rewatch this one...
- Tomahawk

Yes you do

LA Cofidential...I am a sucker for LA film noir
- wbtravis

I would find it too hard to make a top list of my favorites. But this is one that would force itself on the list. It's my favorite noir.

actual philly? or mainline?
- YuenglingJagr

My son is in Ardmore
Mom and Dad on City Line

"Do me a favor, will ya? Would you mind washing off that perfume before coming back to our table?"

Jaws
Braveheart
Titanic

3 funniest

Dumb and Dumber
Old School
National Lampoons Vacation