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| Lord Of Rings | 7 | |
| The Pirates Of Caribbean | 3 | |
| Star Wars | 6 | |
| The Godfather | 1 | |
| The Matrix | 5 | |
| Harry Potter | 6 | |
| James Bond series | 2 | |
| Mission Impossible | 0 | |
| The Transformers | 0 | |
| X-Men | 3 | |
| Twilight | 3 | |
| Toy Story | 1 | |
| Jurasic Park | 1 | |
| Terminator | 2 | |
| The Bourne Series | 2 | |
| Indiana Jones | 6 | |
| Batman | 2 | |
| Final Destination | 0 | |
| Die Hard | 1 | |
| The Fast and the Furious | 1 | |
| Oceans Series | 0 | |
| SAW | 2 | |
| Scream | 1 | |
| Kung Fu Panda | 1 | |
| The Hangover | 1 | |
| Sherlock holmes | 0 | |
| Alien | 2 | |
| Wrong turn | 0 | |
| Never Back Down | 0 |
Tough choice. It really depends on what I feel like watching. In my current mood, I am feeling the Indiana Jones Series. Oh, which reminds me of The Mummy series. So terrible in that good sort of way. But I'm not feeling hat right now. And is Tarantino going to make a 3rd Kill Bill? I'd like to see that. That should be on your list.
Now I really wish I could stay home and watch movies all day.
I've watched the last Twilight and I had really love it. On the other side I'm a fan of Mr Jack Sparrow and I could only vote for the Pirates of the Carribean even if I think that the last ones were not that great.
(Musically) Terminator, Terminator-ooh-ah...Terminator, Terminator-ooh-ah!
WHY MUST YOU MAKE ME CHOOSE! Just thinking about picking just one stresses me out.
I would vote LOTR but I'd be thinking about the books. The movies were pretty fantastic but I don't think anything else on your list really compares to the writing of J.R.R. Tolkein, at least in my opinion.
I would vote Star Wars as that was more of a movie than a book-movie thing, but Phantom Menace happened.
Many of the movies you listed are good movies, but they lack the depth needed to really make them stand out among the rest for me. This really leaves me not knowing how to answer, mostly because the movies I've loved best haven't been series, and the series that moved me the most weren't movies.
Of the ones I've seen, each of them has a lemon (Phantom Menace, eek! The Return of the King, too much scrapping! Rise of the Machines, nope!)
Of what you've got, I liked the Bourne films more than I expected. Of those you haven't got, District 13 and its sequel are very good if you like parkour and martial arts around the streets of a futuristic Paris slum while tracking down a rogue neutron bomb (which I do).
However, Park Chan-Wook's Vengeance Trilogy is film-making on entirely another level. I talked about one of the films (Oldboy) here last month, but Sympathy for Lady Vengeance is also indescribably good.
I like stuff like the Die Hard films. They keep me interested for 90 minutes. Park's films do something significantly more than that, though. It's almost an entirely different experience from seeing a film. I feel sorry for anyone who hasn't been able to see them.