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The Godfather I and II

The Deer Hunter.

Clockwork Orange and Nymphomaniac. Shared first place

I'm gonna go with The Dark Knight from the ones I've seen

Rocky Series

Depends what you base 'best' on...

- Deeper meaning... The Matrix. Food for thought

Or Jurassic Park & World (all) - to illustrate the risk of us messing with nature and GM.

Or Deep Impact

- Love and lightheartedness - The Ugly Truth


- Romance, Twin Flames, True love - The Titanic


- Seriously good Martial Arts - Jet Li movies


- Shallowness of human nature - Philadelphia

- Good entertainment: Bad Boys

the matrix

any honestly candid home movie on youtube of kids/babies doing their first thing, laughing, saying the weirdest/funniest things, or randomly enjoying life compared to whatever comes out of Hollywood.

Hollywood offers few products.
1. through your own willing suspension of disbelief: self manipulation triggering a desired emotional reaction for the purpose of escapism; mental and emotional masturbation.
2. propaganda.
3. some combination of 1&2.

Braveheart

Could be Saving Private Ryan

Their are so many great films that it's really difficult to choose. However, when ever I see this kind of question, the one film that always comes to mind is Akira Kurasawa's "Rashomon".

i would have to say the first one,(i think it was a running horse, on film at least) because, with out it catching peoples attention enough, none of the others would have followed

but as far as picking one , i couldn't really do it
would all depend on me mood
i wouldn't say The Lake House if i was in the mood for a Matrix, and i wouldn't choose Fantasia if i was in the mood for The Forth Kind, couldn't say The Green Mile if i was in the mood for Paul

there are so many great ones out there as well as many fails that have great parts in it

but if i have to choose one
i guess i will go with The Wizard of Oz
because it has me theme song in it
If i only had a brain : )

Casablanca word perfect
and perfect acting filming and direction

for me, several..5 to 7 has to be on that list.

Sophie's Choice
Lolita (original)
A Clockwork Orange
Spartacus

THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION

The Crystal Voyager.

Planet of the Apes - 1968 version

Duh?
Home movies of my children growing up...