Now that we have listed our five favorite musical performers, how about listing our five favorite movies.

Anyone care to share?

#1 tie: "The Philadelphia Story," and "Some Like It Hot"
#2 "Broadcast News"
#3 "Cinema Paradiso"
#4 "Reds"
#5 "Raiders of the Lost Ark"
Honorable mention to The Godfather Part I and Part II, "All the President's Men," and "A River Runs Through It."

"Casablanca" "The Sting" "L.A. Confidential"
"Witness" "Psycho"
... to name a few

1. How Green Was My Valley
2. The Quiet Man
3. On the Waterfront
4. Bridge Over the River Kwai
5. (tie) Breaker Morant
Zulu
The Searchers
Red River
Shane

This is really hard. They are all so different I can't rank them, so these aren't in any special order:

Body Heat
Like Water for Chocolate
Little Voice
A Clockwork Orange
Tootsie

Dr Zhivago
Blazing Saddles
To Kill a Mockingbird
2001
Where's Poppa

1. Mrs. Minniver
2. Mr. Blandings Builds his Dream House
3. She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
4. Indiscreet
5. Rebecca
6. The Unconquered

Too hard..

1. Chinatown
2. North by Northwest**
3. Casablanca
4. Dr. Strangelove
5. The Shawshank Redemption

**Contains a line appropriate to this forum:
"(We) discussed different types of travel...train travel vs. plane travel, that sort of thing. Rather innocuous, I must say..."

1) Shawshank Redemption
2) Sound of Music
3) Caddyshack
4) Holy Grail
5) Fletch/Xmas Vacation

1) Krush Groove
2) Breakin' 2 Electric Bugaloo
3) Beatstreet
4) Any Spike Lee film
5) Driving Miss Daisy

1. Notorious
2. Best Years of Our Lives
3. Rear Window
4. North by Northwest
5. Drums Along the Mowhawk
also
Christmas Vacation, Tootsie, To Catch a Thief, Dial M for Murder

It's A Wonderful Life
The Hustler
Bull Durham
Roadside Prophets
The Matrix

Here goes:

No. 1: Pulp Fiction. I've seen it more times than any other film other than the Wizard of Oz.

No. 2: Life is Beautiful. How could anyone even think of making a film like this?

No. 3: Raging Bull. Making a good film in black and white is really hard.

No. 4: Schindler's List. Another gutsy film, both because of the use of black and white and the subject matter.

No. 5: A Soldier's Story. Very honest treatment of self-esteem issues among African Americans. Overlooked by Oscar. Too bad.

In the special category of films that actually made me (of all people!) cry, I'll nominate Sophie's Choice, Terms of Endearment, The Joy Luck Club.

My Neighbor Totoro
Rosencratz and Gildenstern are Dead
Cinema Paradiso
Repo Man
Key Largo

1. Gone With the Wind
2. Dances With Wolves
3. Sweet Magnolias
4. Vacation
5. They Shoot Horses, Don't They

Casablanca
Giant
Sound of Music
Network
Driving Miss Daisy
Weekend at Bernies

1. My Fair Lady
2. Meet me in St. Louis
3. Easter Parade
4. Mary Poppins
5. The Sound of Music

1. Gone with the Wind
2. It Happened One Night
3. Holiday Inn
4. To Kill a Mockingbird
5. It's a Wonderful Life
6. Forrest Gump

I love some others already mentioned too.

Lethal Weapon (1)
Sound of Music
Accidental Tourist
Sleeping with the Enemy
A Home of Our Own
The Dollmaker

All About Eve
Ordinary People
Foul Play
North by Northwest
Gaslight