I'm sure this has been asked, but not for a long time, so it's high time we have it again. Here are mine:

the Lion in Winter (the 1968 version--best dialogue ever)
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (perfect)
Apocalypse Now (wild, primal, wide-eyed)
American Beauty (has an uncanny mood impossible to describe)
Dangerous Liaisons (wonderfully amoral)
Midnight Cowboy
Dazed and Confused
Rob Roy
the Libertine (not widely seen, but Johnny Depp's best performance)
Last Tango in Paris
Sophie's Choice
the Lord of the Rings (all three: like epic poetry filmed)
Anne of the Thousand Days
Pulp Fiction
Howards End
Fight Club
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Raging Bull
Taxi Driver
the Deer Hunter
the Reader (reveals the moral ambiguity everywhere, even in the Holocaust)
Apt Pupil
Almost Famous
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Harold and Maude
Trainspotting
A Christmas Carol (the 1951 version; I see it every Christmas Eve and glow inside)
Easy Rider
the Rocky Horror Picture Show

...to name a few.
cannabis=freedom Reviewed by cannabis=freedom on . So, what are your all-time favourite films? I'm sure this has been asked, but not for a long time, so it's high time we have it again. Here are mine: the Lion in Winter (the 1968 version--best dialogue ever) One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (perfect) Apocalypse Now (wild, primal, wide-eyed) American Beauty (has an uncanny mood impossible to describe) Dangerous Liaisons (wonderfully amoral) Midnight Cowboy Dazed and Confused Rob Roy Rating: 5