- 16 Mar 12, 18:44#294562LOTR trilogy
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Darkman
Pan's Labyrinth
The Butterfly Effect (much underrated IMO)
Contact
The Abyss
Any of the recent Batman movies, they are all excellent.
Outland
Dark City (A must see. Starring Kiefer Sutherland, this is a darkly weird and wonderful scifi/fantasy cult epic)
A Night To Remember (Far better than James Cameron's syrupy Titanic)
The Battle Of Britain
Silent Running (Even better than 2001: A Space Odyssey IMO, although it can get a bit cheesy in places).
2001: A Space Odyssey (nuff said)
2010 (A worthy sequel to the above)
Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistlestop Cafe (A thought provoking movie)
The Postman (This Kevin Costner flick got a right panning by the critics but I liked it. The book is way better however)
The Thing (John Carpenter's original)
Phenomenon (Probably Travolta's best movie performance)
Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
Empire Of The Sun (It's a feast for the eyes, if a little harrowing in parts)
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (Again, quite a harrowing movie but it gripped me from start to finish)
Independence Day (I know, I know, it will never win any awards for having an intelligent script, but it is a great sci-fi romp none-the-less)
Starship Troopers (Comment as above)
Lovely Bones (Peter Jackson's finest hour IMO. This is a harrowing and challenging film. There is one scene that may have you reaching for the 'off' button but stick with it coz it's worth it).
The Time Traveller's Wife (Just superb)
Frequency (Dennis Quaid at his best)
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