What is you favorite movie ever?

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Hahahaha... Lemmiwinks. I laughed my ass off when I saw that episode because I had just watched the Hobbit like a week earlier.

It's a tough call, but these would be among them:

Aguirre, Wraith of God
Being John Malkovich
Alice (Jan Svankmajer)
Yojimbo
Blade Runner

Walker

Yet another vote for Bladerunner (is it the most popular on this thread now?)

For funny (and serious) I'll add "Dark Star". The links from the Wikipedia article are excellent, including the "Cogito, ergo sum" bomb clip.

The Way of the Gun: it’s a modern day western. I can't stop watching it....

‘It’s not what you say anymore, it’s all in how you say it.’ ‘A plan is just a list of things that don’t happen.’ Misquoted obviously.

O yeah, for an accuracy stickler like me, the last gunfight is pretty accurate – apart from some minor things that even the producer recognized were silly; it’s good for a movie anyway.

Lots of those movies I love lots, but only one favourite.

The Balto movies are my favorites. It's sad that they never caught on as being very popular.

by director Krzysztof Kieslowski (his films give me sanity):

The Double Life of Veronique
Three Colors trilogy
The Decalogue

also love:

Unbearable Lightness of Being
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Howards End
The Remains of the Day
The Deer Hunter

and.....Borat!!

My most favorate movie is Leon The Professional.

My dinner with Andre, for horror the 1951 version of the Thing, comedy is all over the place with me- Princess Bride, Peter Sellars movies, Naked Gun series, Shaun of the Dead. Anyone else like My dinner with Andre? I never see it on anyone's list, also Morgan-with David Warner and Vanessa Redgrave.

my fave movies are

Transformers the movie
Fist Of The North Star(anime version)
The Crow
Enter The Dragon
Star Trek: First Contact
Star Trek: Nemesis

Benny & Joon!! !! !

Bladerunner
On Golden Pond
Schindler's List
The Lion In Winter
Ladyhawke
Labyrinth.

I think Taxi Driver is probably my all time favourite film; great story, great score, great atmosphere and great cinematography.

I like a lot of different genres of film though; I like a lot of Scorcese's other New York based films and the ones he has done with De Niro. I like Stanley Kubrick films such as A Clockwork Orange. I like 1980's American comedy in the style of the films by John Hughes and John Landis (e.g. Trading Places, Trains, Planes and Automobiles etc.) and also some of the Leslie Nielson movies of that era. I like a lot of Western films, my favourite being 'The Outlaw Josey Wales' which is an absolute classic. There are a lot of other good movies of a similar type with Clint Eastwood and John Wayne. I like some Vietnam films like Platoon and Full Metal Jacket. I like some French films (actual French films and also films for a general audience but set in France) such as Jean de Florette, Chocolat and a great French comedy movie called 'Les Ripoux'. I aslo like many other films from various genres, a few other to come to mind being Godfather Trilogy, LOTR trilogy, Run Lola Run, One over the Cuckoo's Nest, Leon, Dead Poets Society, Love on the Dole (this is a fairly old British film, I actually saw a play of it performed in Salford a couple of years ago which was fantastic but the movie is also great). If I gave it any more thought, I could probably go on forever; there are so many good films out there.

The Crow, American Beauty, Finding Neverland, Donnie Darko, X-Men 1, 2 and 3.

Vivre sa vie: Film en douze tableaux (1962) which introduced me to fine European cinema, and Code inconnu: Récit incomplet de divers voyages (2000) which showed me that cinema can be a poetic reflection of reality.

fellini's La strada

i also like Popeye the movie