So, the folks at my work have been discussing movies for the last two weeks, mostly due to how amazing The Dark Knight was. This spurned a debate of what movies in the last decade (2000-present) have been the best; to which I said The Departed, The Dark Knight, Pursuit Of Happyness, Minority Report, Gangs Of New York, LOTR: Return of the King, No Country For Old Men, The Antwon Fisher Story, Walk The Line, Training Day are probably the top top ten so far.

This spurned a "best of the 90's" debate, which started perhaps the nerdiest thing I've ever done, create a Top 50 films of the 1990's. These are of course my opinions, feel free to point and laugh, but after creating this list over two days...I had to do something with it. So here it is:

Spooky's Top 50 Films of the 1990's

1. Forest Gump
2. Braveheart
3. Usual Suspects
4. Shawshank Redemption
5. Fight Club
6. Pulp Fiction
7. Silence Of The Lambs
8. Unforgiven
9. The Hudsucker Proxy
10. 5th Element
11. American History X
12. The Fugitive
13. Goodfellas
14. Being John Malkovich
15. The Professional
16. Natural Born Killers
17. True Romance
18. Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas
19. Green Mile
20. American Beauty
21. The Big Labowski
22. 12 Monkeys
23. What’s Eating Gilbert Grape
24. Primal Instinct
25. Jerry McGuire
26. Good Will Hunting
27. Clerks
28. Saving Private Ryan
29. Jurassic Park
30. A Nightmare Before Christmas
31. The Matrix
32. South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut
33. Donnie Brasco
34. Philadelphia
35. Chasing Amy
36. The Sixth Sense
37. Fargo
38. Train Spotting
39. Miller's Crossing
40. Interview With A Vampire
41. Se7en
42. Dracula
43. Philapdelphia
44. Blade
45. The Craft
46. Boondock Saints
47. Buffalo 66'
48. The Pelican Brief
49. A Bronx Tale
50. Dogma

Honorable Mention: Raising Arizona, Thursday, Rushmore, In The Mouth Of Madness, Sling Blade, American Perfekt...and maybe even Terminator 2.

I'd should probably kick my own ass for putting as much thought into this as I did.

Endless; You just don't like films that start with 'B', I get it.

You have to see A Bronx Tale, it's fabulous, DeNiro is great.

Buffalo 66' is also very good; it's Vincent Gallo's directing debut with Christina Ricci. There is just this completely dry humor mixed with Gallo's character who has this awful temper; check it out. My ex showed it to me, and I was sold.

I love Bronx's Tale, Spooky. Pretty much anything involving DeNiro and mafia is great, though

I want to watch the movie 'Bathory'
Found the trailer on youtube and it looked good.
Of course you can't find it here.

I forgot to add...The Re-Animator series.....they're a fugging blast! Lovelove those movies

May is my favorite horror movie.

Get outta here!!
I recently watched it and I wasn't to fond

Anything by the Brothers Quay is excellent! They actually make short films, but some can tend to run long. They're very abstract, surreal, & damn amazing! This one is called "Streets of Crocodiles." I highly recommend the rest of their videos! They also have a dvd them all.
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=3051256

Then there's always A Clockwork Orange. One can never go wrong with that movie!
The Shining
Pink Floyd's The Wall
The Fountain (from the director of Requiem for a Dream if anyone saw it) Great imagery & a heartfelt story!
Audition
Run Lola Run (German with English subtitles-very cool!)
What the Bleep Do We Know? (to make you think about your entire existence!)
The Virigin Suicides

Running with Scissors... It's great if you find sick pleasure in other people's misfortunes and miseries. (That which I do!)

^ Well, thank you darling!
You as well!

I just watched a French movie (with English subtitles) called Frontier(s), it was pretty good.