I’m sure no one will agree with me.
Favorite films:
Invasion of the Body Snatchers- 1956
Raggedy Man - 1981
The Godfather - 1972
Sea of Love - 1989
To Hell and Back - 1955
Come Back, Little Sheba - 1952
Least Favorite:
Citizen Kane - 1941
The Deer Hunter - 1978
On the Waterfront - 1954
The Godfather III - 1990
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - 1958
I can probably think of more.
What are your favorite and least favorite films?
Favorite
Inherit The Wind
Bridge Over the River Kwai
MASH
Cool Hand Luke
Pulp Fiction
The 10 Commandments
The Bounty
The Grapes of Wrath
The Caine Mutiny
In the Heat of the Night
Least
Any recent action/CGI movie …lol
Brando Movies (I think he is way over rated)
Too many others to mention…lol
Thanks for the reply.
I’ll borrow Cain Mutiny, Pulp Fiction and the Ten Commandments for my favorites list.
Heat of the Night and Cool Hand Luke for my least favorite list.
I can’t take phony Southern accents. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is the all time worst in that category.
Favorite: Boogie Nights
Unfavorite: The Ten Commandments
When I think of ‘favorite’ movies, I think of movies that I’d drop what I was doing and watch any time they’re on TV.
On that list:
Forrest Gump
Coming to America
Tombstone
The Best Years of Our Lives
Inglourious Basterds
Big Trouble in Little China
Field of Dreams
O Brother , Where Art Thou?
That Thing You Do (little known movie about a 60s local rock band written and directed by Tom Hanks)
and I’ll steal Grapes of Wrath from Scratch.
Really do not like Dirty Dancing, Ghost
I’ll steal Tombstone from you.
And I’ll steal Come Back Little Sheba from you. Heartbreaking, with great performances by Shirley Booth and Burt Lancaster. To think a generation only knew her as Hazel.
Speaking of Burt, I’m adding Field of Dreams to favorites.
Favorites:
Casablanca
It’s A Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Rear Window
Godfather Part 1 and 2
2001: A Space Odyssey
Brazil
Forbidden Planet
Dr. Strangelove
The Apartment
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
12 Monkeys
The Maltese Falcon
Least favorites:
Any/all of the On The Road movies with Hope and Crosby
I’m sure this will be edited several times. So many movies…
Favorites: (so very many)
All the President’s Men
No Way Out
Someone to Watch Over Me
A Murder of Crows
The Big Easy
Double Jeopardy
Bull Durham
Rear Window
(& a lot of Hitchcock movies)
Halloween, Halloween 2, Halloween H20
Scream movies
Innerspace
Suspect (it seems I like Dennis Quaid, lol)
most Bette Davis movies
Die Hard
Secretary
Sex Lies & Videotape (I also like James Spader)
Steel Magnolias
Die Hard
Twelve Angry Men
Inherit the Wind
Adam’s Rib
Murder by Death
Least Favorite:
The Hangover (any of them)
Fast & Furious (any of them)
westerns, as a genre
Science Fiction, as a genre (except ET)
Planet of the Apes (any of them)
Dumb and Dumber (again, any of them)
Good list.
There are good westerns and good sci if movies. I disagreed with dismissing entire genres.
Lol, I’m sure there are. I just haven’t found them? I really can not think of a western that I like. Not even anything with Robert Redford, who makes almost anything watchable, for me.
Favorites:
The Big Lebowski (and every other Coen Brothers film, except The Ladykillers)
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Children of Men
MASH
Grosse Pointe Blank
The Night of the Hunter
Out of the Past
Touch of Evil
Chinatown
The Lady Vanishes
Vertigo
Double Indemnity
Casablanca
Before Sunrise
The Dark Knight
…
Least/Most Overrated:
Breaking the Waves (and every other Lars von Trier film)
The Hangover (and every other Todd Philips film)
Every Michael Bay film, except Bad Boys and Pain & Gain.
Crimewave
Jeremiah Johnson is a really good western, so is Shane and Stagecoach. Also, I would add the Shootist and Dances With Wolves to that list.
The Shootist
The Dollars trilogy
Unforgiven
Vertigo is really good!
Oh I’m not saying they aren’t good movies. I just don’t like westerns or science fiction. Or movies about the mafia. Or anything that’s going to make me sad. 
Fair enough.
When it comes to westerns I recommend The Terror of Tiny Town.
All this talk of westerns reminded me to add Logan to my list - it’s a comic book movie, but it feels like a western.
I like Double Indemnity, but it just cracks me up the way Fred MacMurray says “baby”.
