I'm bored. Therefore, you get a list of my favorite movies. Aside from the first ten, they are not in any particular order. I just know that I love them enough to be on the list. I watch a lot of movies. A lot. And most of my favorites are classics, of which most people reading this have probably not seen. But here is my list of the top 100 films ever made.
1. It's a Wonderful Life
(Year: 1946)
This is my favorite movie of all time. I've seen it a thousand times, and still I cry at the end each and every time. It is very heartening and makes me smile when I watch it.
2. The Lord of the Rings trilogy
(Years: 2001, 2002, 2003)
If ever there was a movie that made me wish I could renounce all my possessions and move to that place, it would be these movies. The Return of the King is my favorite of the three, by far. Second would be The Fellowship, and then Two Towers in third. Each of them are amazingly fantastic movies, but this is the order in which I favor them.
3. Singin' in the Rain
(Year: 1952)
I'm not sure why, but I am obsessed with this movie. Each time I watch it, I *really* want a yellow set of a raincoat, rain hat, and rain boots. It has some of the best songs contained in any musical.
4. Pride and Prejudice
(Year: 1995)
This movie always makes me smile. I adore it. And it is so true to the book, which is fantastic. Also, Colin Firth is hot stuff. I would say that the only drawback is that it's 5 hours long. =/ But it's worth every minute of it ;)
5. The Best Years of Our Lives
(Year: 1946)
Fabulous. Hilarious. Touching. The kind of movie you can watch repeatedly. A conceivable plot.
6. The Sound of Music
(Year: 1965)
Julie Andrews is adorable and perfect for the part of Maria. All of the songs are fabulously catchy (though, my favorite is The Lonely Goatherd). And it is a true story, which I always admire.
7. Sabrina
(Year: 1954)
No, not Sabrina the Teenage Witch. That's the question I am always asked. Sabrina is completely different. Audrey Hepburn is amazing in it (as with every movie she is in <3 ) and it also has Humphrey Bogart and William Holden. Can you go wrong with a cast like that? Um, no. No, you can't. And this movie certainly doesn't.
8. The Shop Around the Corner
(Year: 1940)
Jimmy Stewart = awesome. This is the original film to the 1998 version entitled, "You've Got Mail". I'm sorry, but Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan cannot hold a candle to Jimmy Stewart and Margaret Sullivan. This movie is sooo much better. It angers me when modern directors release a perfectly good classic movie with new, horrible actors. Not that Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan are terrible actors, but they just can't measure up to the original duo.
9. Wuthering Heights
(Year: 1939)
This movie keeps my entire interest all throughout, from early beginning to the very end. It's so sad. And also very true to the book. Laurence Oliver is awesome. He plays the perfect Heathcliff.
10. Pollyanna
(Year: 1960)
Aww, Haley Mills is so cute. This is another one with an ending that never fails to make me cry.
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11. Dumbo
12. The Phantom of the Opera (2004)
13. Harry Potter I - VII
14. A Nun's Story
15. Broadway Melody of 1936
16. A Bug's Life
17. Psycho
18. 50 First Dates
19. Amadeus
20. Anne of the Thousand Days
21. A Beautiful Mind
22. Don't Bother to Knock
23. James and the Giant Peach
24. The Wizard of Oz
25. Nightmare Before Christmas
26. Tommy Boy
27. Finding Nemo
28. Meet Me in St. Louis
29. Harvey
30. Casablanca
31. Hello, Dolly!
32. Easter Parade
33. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
34. My Fair Lady
35. Love in the Afternoon
36. Christmas in Connecticut
37. Night of the Living Dead
38. Sleeping Beauty
39. For Me and My Gal
40. Cinderella
41. Rosemary's Baby
42. Ever After
43. Rear Window
44. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
45. The Pirate
46. The Graduate
47. Vertigo
48. 27 Dresses
49. The Devil Wears Prada
50. Fantasia 1940
51. Get Smart
52. Robin Hood
53. I Love You, Man
54. Date Night
55. French Kiss
56. Elf
57. Never Been Kissed
58. Happy Gilmore
59. Breakfast at Tiffany's
60. The Mummy
61. ET
62. The Wedding Singer
63. Intolerance
64. Tron 1982
65. Tron: Legacy
66. A Christmas Carol
67. Roman Holiday
68. The Children's Hour
69. Killers
70. Arsenic and Old Lace
71. Mary Poppins
72. Napoleon Dynamite
73. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
74. Dude, Where's My Car?
75. Star Wars Episode III
76. The Green Mile
77. Toy Story
78. The Butterfly Affect
79. Little Women
80. Alice in Wonderland (Disney cartoon version)
81. The Sixth Sense
82. The Brave Little Toaster
83. Silence of the Lambs
84. City Lights
85. The Signs
86. How to Train Your Dragon
87. Edward Scissorhands
88. The Goofy Movie
89. Gentlemen Prefer Blonds
90. What About Bob?
91. Almost Famous
92. Roman Holiday
93. Holiday Inn
94. Jurassic Park I and III
95. You Can't Take It With You
96. Role Models
97. The King's Speech
98. The Hangover
99. 101 Dalmatians
100. The Village
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