I have been watching a lot of great movies lately, and I wanna watch more lol...so just name some classic or at least movies that are worth watching...thanks...

Godfather
Godfather II
Goodfelllas
Casino
Shawshank redemption
Dead Presidents
Face/off
The Last Don
The Last Don II

....some of my personal favorites.

Resrvoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
The Exorcist
Blood In Blood Out

Have any of you seen the movie Hart's War with Bruce Willis and Colin Farrel? if so is it any good?  I read a summary of it and it seems pretty good...

FUCK NO, it's terrible.

The Virgin Suicides
The French Connection pts. 1&2
The Wicker Man
It's A Wonderful Life
Citizen Kane
Time Bandits
Brazil
The Magnificent Seven
Bullitt
Once Upon A Time In America
Taxi Driver
The Evil Dead Trilogy
Dumbo
Sparticus
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's nest
As Good As It Gets
Lost Highway
The Straight Story
Blue Velvet
Existenz
The Talented Mr. Ripley

A bit of a random list, but they're all good films.

oh yeah a few more come to mind


ben hur
planet of the apes
born in east LA
where the red fern grows
a clockwork orange
porky's
fast times at ridgmont high
dead man walking
the good the bad and the ugly
the sandlot
raging bull
rocky
forrest gump

I just saw The Shinning starring Jack Nicholason

Instead of naming some classic movies imma just name one of my favorites...and post a review from Amazon about it......

TRUE ROMANCE

Before Pulp Fiction made him a household name, Quentin Tarantino wrote this ultra violent crime fantasy which was directed by Tony Scott. Here we meet Clarence (Christian Slater) and Alabama (Patricia Arquette); two star crossed lovers who embark on a cross country road trip with a very large amount of stolen mafia cocaine. What results is the two running and gunning their way culminating in a Mexican standoff with cops, crooks, and the mob. Did I mention that Clarence also talks to the ghost of Elvis (Val Kilmer) whenever he goes to the bathroom? Tarantino's penchant for witty, pulpy dialog seems a bit underused here in comparison with his other projects (Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown), but Scott's frantic bloody direction makes True Romance stand on it's own. The rest of the great cast includes Dennis Hopper, Gary Oldman, Brad Pitt, Christopher Walken, Michael Rapaport, Bronson Pinchot (who steals many a scene), Samuel L. Jackson, James Gandolfini, Chris Penn, and Tom Sizemore in supporting roles; most of which give memorable performances.