The best film you've ever seen. Why?

pan labrynth, so emotional, the path is also emtionally and logically

mm . i think .. ong bak .. and asian horror movies .

lust,caution

Batman; The Dark Knight

The Joker is awesome when he explains that people will eat each other alive if it means survival and they will turn on Batman when they don't need each other anymore.

Someone mentioned "Scent of a Woman" excellent movie!!

The Usual Suspects, outstanding s***** and cast, they couldnt have done anything better. Gettysburg, ok, im a history buff but its an outstanding film no matter what. and then of course you have Kubriks two best films, A Clockwork Orange and Dr.Strangelove, both deserve mention and merit

scare face
because i love that movie and tony montana

I have 2 to actually...
"The Godfather Trilogy"
cuz its really affective movie,and dramatic...when i saw the movie,i felt like im living it,every single event of the movie.
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"A Scent Of A Woman"
Oooooooooh....I still remember that wonderful movie,i liked this movie for its reality,cuz all its events are effective,I cried when i saw that wonderful movie,and i still remember what Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade(Al pacino) had passed through,and what was his opinion about his life in the dark.

SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, IT EXPLIANS SO MUCH IN JUST A SHORT SPACE OF TIME, FRIENDSHIP, PRIDE, HOPE, INJUSTICE, TRUELY AMAZING. THE GREATEST FILM I HAVE AND PROBABLY WILL EVER SEE

Clockwork Orange:
From the first tracking shot in the Carnuva Milk Bar it's pure Art and photography. It's artsy set designs, the the casts clothing, Alex with his one lash that you first see, the plots shifting from unforgiving violent nature to forgiveness in much the same way. The fact that the movie was made on a small budget so that Kubrick could show he could make a movie as big as 2001 even with a limited budget. His casting of Malcolm McDowell as Alex, the toning down of the original scripts book spawned language. Just every scene of it ooze's perfection in all areas possible.

The reaction it got after being released had Kubrick taking it out of the U.K. till his death; the only director that can write a s cript and do what Kubrick did in Clockwork Orange thus far is Darren Aronofsky. He's proven it on all 5 movies he's made, Darren even managed to make a film close to 2001:A Space Odyssey level on a limited budget.