50. Gladiator
49. Minority Report
48. There will be blood
47. Seven
46. Mean Streets
45. Chariots of fire
44. October Sky
43. A Beautiful Mind
42. It's a wonderful life
41. The Truman Show
40. Gangs of New York
39. Jerry Magwire
38. United 93
37. The Mission
36. Rain Man
35. The Bridge on the River Kwai
34. The Bourne Ultimatum
33. Jaws
32. The Hurt Locker
31. Close Encounters of the third Kind
30. The Usual Suspects
29. Apollo 13
28. Hoosiers
27. Braveheart
26. Lord of the Rings: The fellowship of the Ring
25. A Few Good Men
24. Rocky
23. Zodiac
22. Schindler's List
21. Platoon
20. The Dark Knight
19. Glory
18. Forrest Gump
17. Munich
16. The Social Network
15. Star Wars IV
14. Million Dollar Baby
13. Star Wars V
12. Good Will Hunting
11. The Right Stuff
10. Saving Private Ryan
9. Field of Dreams
8. The Godfather
7. Apocalypse Now
6. Lawrence of Arabia
5. ET
4. Raging Bull
3. The Shawshank Redemption
2. Goodfellas
1. The Deer Hunter
There were a lot of potential candidates for this top 10 list, but really only 10 or more movies stood out. At place 10 I put Star Wars V which was one of the most fun and thrilling movies I've ever seen. Field of Dreams goes at number 9 and out of all these movies I've watched it the most. After Field of Dreams, the list gets a lot harder. The Godfather and Apocalypse Now are interchangeable, but I feel Apocalypse Now is barely higher because it gave me such a shocking vision of what film can be. The Godfather did as well but in a more subtle way. Lawrence of Arabia is in a good spot, but is vulnerable to Apocalypse Now and The Godfather. Also, Lawrence of Arabia won't go up any higher because Raging Bull is considerably better (Lawrence of Arabia is still awesome). ET is in a good spot and could jump up higher. Raging Bull and The Shawshank Redemption are interchangeable but Shawshank has the edge for now. Goodfellas is amazing and is the most thrilling movie experience I've ever had. It could have easily been number 1 but I felt The Deer Hunter was better. The deer Hunter isn't necessarily a better movie but gave me the most powerful movie experience.
