Awesome movies!

[InTheZone]

The Count of Monte Cristo made in 2002 is an awesome movie for showing the transformation from a boy into a man.

[Jay]

The Count of Monte Cristo made in 2002 is an awesome movie for showing the transformation from a boy into a man.

Dr. Paul ruined that movie for me. Good times.

[Geodude]

The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) one of my all-time favorites.
Equilibrium
Revolver
Donnie Darko
Hot Fuzz
The Fall

[MasterEnki]

- Forrest Gump
- Curious Case of Benjamin Button
- The Green Mile
- Groundhog Day
- Avatar (James Cameron)

[Imagine]

If anyone has Netflix streaming... these are good to check out:

- Into The Wild
- Donnie Brasco
- The Way
- Good Will Hunting
- Pulp Fiction
- Reservoir Dogs
- American Psycho
- Silence of The Lambs
- Short Term 12
- What's Eating Gilbert Grape

Not on Netflix worth mentioning:

- Her

[Natious]

I've seen most of these movies, since I'm a half assed actor myself and a complete movie freak.

My personal top 3:

Matrix (first one mostly, amazing philosophy and meaning behind it)
Donnie Darko ( His honesty, Alpha maleness and the therapist are gold. Not to mention the psychological effect of the movie)
Unusual Suspects (so much suspense and how Kevin Spacy made it to this movie is inspiring)

[Benjamin]

I have no idea what this is about even from the trailer.. but I love mental movies so i'll watch it.

[TheRealJustin]

-Minority Report
-The Departed
-The Matrix

Low replay value, but probably the best 3 movies ever made imo.

Very good TV show I just watched and never heard of before:

-The 100

[apollolux]

-Minority Report
-The Departed
-The Matrix

Low replay value, but probably the best 3 movies ever made imo.

Very good TV show I just watched and never heard of before:

-The 100

+1 on The Departed and The Matrix, though I disagree on the replay value of The Matrix (I think it's very replayable, even in 2015/2016); I'm half-and-half on Minority Report, though.

The Matrix is a bit tainted by the executive meddling found in its sequels, though.

[hiddenalias]

Films

Fight Club
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Layer Cake
The Dark Knight
Mr and Mrs Smith
The Bourne Trilogy
Burn After Reading
Catch me if you can
Blood Diamond
Collateral
Role Models
Step Brothers
The Matrix Trilogy
Shooter
Tropic Thunder

TV Shows

South Park
Archer
Rick and Morty
Lost
Breaking Bad
Better call Saul
Suits

My personal favorites (in no particular order):

FILMS

The Butterfly Effect
The Score
Training Day
Fight Club
Ghostbusters
Bulletproof
TMNT I (original from the 90s)
Airplane
Airplane 2
Bad Santa
Demolition Man
The Green Mile
Groundhogs Day
Billy Madison
Wrong Turn
Password: Swordfish
Con Air (to a lesser extent)
Face/Off (to a lesser extent)


TV Shows

All In The Family
American Dad
The Walking Dead
The Sons of Anarchy
The Shield
The Wire
Oz
Homeland
Men of a Certain Age (TNT did wrong cancelling this great show)
Lost (only until season 4)
Three's Company
Everybody Hates Chris
Everybody Loves Raymond
Modern Family


That's all I can think off the top of my head but I will update the list as I recall more shows.

[SargeMaximus]

- Eyes Wide shut
- Noah
- The Fountain

[Zane]

Wow. Looks like I wont be bored for a while..

[Life]

Ninja scroll is the most animated alpha movie I've ever seen

[SargeMaximus]

Ninja scroll is the most animated alpha movie I've ever seen

I didn't like Ninja scroll that much tbh.

A movie I'm about 10 minutes away from finishing (but it's getting too late, so I'll have to finish it another time) is "Lost in Translation". A really meditative movie about life. It's not making a point either, just gently stirs thoughts and emotions in powerful ways. It's one of those movies that will most likely mean something different each time you watch it throughout your life, but that also spurs some revelations for you each time you watch it, and always in a different way, relevant to where you are in your journey. It's like a collage.

Those are the kinds of movies I like best.