thebhoy: Favourite Movies!!! ... Uh, I Mean Shuffle.

Kiran 01.11.09	I prefer Blazing Saddles!
tombits 01.11.09	I'll just throw in my uneducated opinion and say this list needs more Pan's Labyrinth.
fireaboveicebelow 01.11.09	good list moviewise and when the levee breaks rules
ninjuice 01.11.09	Young Frankenstein should be replaced by The Shining. possibly the best Kubrick film. my favorite, at least.
Asiatic667 01.11.09	Don't forget about Kubricks other classic, 2001:A SPACE ODDYSSEY. That movie is so epic and mindbending, it will never be fully appreciated for its genius
Jim 01.11.09	i agree with tombits' sentiment and children of men ftmfw
badtaste 01.11.09	lol at your reasons fading away... be sure to have a look in the forums hxc movie discussion.
Cuban Pete 01.11.09	4, 7, 8 are great movies still need to see the rest. citizen kane is good but realllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllly overrated
ClearTheLane 01.11.09	yeah, Kubrick is a legend.
Electric City 01.11.09	tombits is right yeah
Chewie 01.11.09	Children Of Men's awesome
thebhoy 01.11.09	Pan's Labyrinth and 2001 are both films that could have got my top 10. They are basically tied for 10th with Night of the Living Dead. The previous two are FAR better films, but I'm a sucker for a zombie movie and George Romero's first is a classic. IAmInsect, I think you have to really study Citizen Kane to understand why it's considered the greatest (American) film of all time. Just the shear level of innovation throughout the film (particularly the camera work), the odd narrative arc the amazing imagery. ninjuice, not a huge shining fan, I find it's one of the weaker Kubrick efforts (which means it's still great :P)
thebhoy 01.11.09	ps. Also through On the Waterfront into the 4-way tie for 10th.
Yotimi 01.13.09	Good movies. Definitely do need to study Citizen Kane to realize the brilliance. Kubrick rules. What about Lynch? Or maybe Seven Samarai (spelling?)?