What other movies do you think I should buy?

	What other movies do you think I should buy? It's simple. I'm gonna post my movie list and you just give me your favorite titles that are similar to the ones that I have. I DO have a "to buy" list, but it's not very long. If at least one of your recommendations checks out (meaning, If I've seen it before and liked it, OR I do research on the movie and it looks good), I will buy it/them. I have a wide range of types of movies, from hardcore horrors to 1950's drama. I'm a movie buff, I just hit 200 movies, and am working on steadily growing my collection. You give me an idea on what I would like. Thanks to those who take the time in reading all this, and to those who answer seriously. Here we go: 3:10 to Yuma 9 12 Angry Men 24: Season 1 (tv) 30 Days of Night Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls A Few Good Men A Knight’s Tale Alien Aliens Alien 3 Arachnophobia Arsenic and Old Lace Appaloosa Austin Powers Austin Powers: Goldmember Austin Powers: The Spy who Shagged Me Avatar Bad Boys Bad Boys 2 Backdraft Batman Beyond Movie Batteries Not Included Battle of the Bulge Ben-Hur Big Fish Big Jake Black Hawk Down Blood Diamond Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again Blue Collar Comedy Tour: One For The Road Blue Streak Body of Lies Braveheart Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Casino Royale Cast Away Cellular Christmas Vacation Cinderella Man Citizen Kane Cloudy With a Chance Of Meatballs (DISC MISSING) Clue Con Air Congo Contact Cool Runnings Dave Die Hard Die Hard 2 Die Hard with a Vengeance District 9 Dog Soldiers Dragonheart Dragonheart: A New Beginning Dr. Strangelove or: How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb Duel Dumb and Dumber Eagle Eye Elf Enemy of the State Equilibrium Fiddler on the Roof Flushed Away Forest Gump Frequency Get Smart Gladiator Glory Gran Torino Groundhog Day Hitch Hotel Rwanda Hot Fuzz How to Train Your Dragon Identity Independence Day Inglorious Basterds Ironman Jaws Journey to the Center of the Earth Jurassic Park Jurassic Park: The Lost World Jurassic Park 3 Kelly’s Heroes Kung Fu Panda Last Action Hero Law Abiding Citizen Liar Liar Live Free or Die Hard Memento Misery Mission: Impossible Monty Python and the Holy Grail Mr. Bean (tv) Mystery Science Theater 3000: Attack of the Giant Leeches Mystery Science Theater 3000: Gunslinger Mystery Science Theater 3000: Manos, the Hands of Fate Mystery Science Theater 3000: Mr. B’s Lost Shorts Mystery Science Theater 3000: Santa Claus Conquers the Martians Mystery Science Theater 3000: Teenagers from Outer Space Mystic River Napoleon Dynamite No Country for Old Men North by Northwest O Brother, Where Art Thou? Oceans 11 Oceans 12 Oceans 13 October Sky Open Season Paranormal Activity Patriot Games Paycheck Platoon Poltergeist Predator Princess Mononoke Public Enemies Ronin Rudy Rush Hour Saints and Soldiers Saving Private Ryan Saw Schindler’s List Scott Pilgrim vs. The World Secondhand Lions Seven Shaun of the Dead Shooter Silent Hill Slumdog Millionaire Sphere Spies Like Us Spirited Away Stardust Stargate Sunshine Support Your Local Sheriff Taken Terminator Salvation The Abyss The Addams Family: Season 1 (tv) The Alamo The Blob The Blues Brothers The Bourne Identity The Bourne Supremacy The Bourne Ultimatum The Counte of Monte Cristo The Dark Knight The Dirty Dozen The Fast and the Furious The Fifth Element The General The Godfather The Gods Must Be Crazy The Gods Must Be Crazy 2 The Good, Bad and the Ugly The Hurt Locker The Island The Italian Job The Kingdom The Last Castle The Longest Yard The Man Who Knew Too Little The Mighty The Money Pit The Mummy The Mummy Returns The Never-Ending Story The Never-Ending Story 2 The Odd Couple The Office: Season 4 (tv) The Pianist The Prestige The Princes’ Quest The Princess Bride The Professional The Recruit The Ring The Road to El Dorado The Scorpion King The Shawshank Redemption The Silence of the Lambs The Sting The Ten Commandments The Terminator 2 The Thing The Three Musketeers The Time Machine The Truman Show The Undefeated The Untouchables The War Wagon Titan A.E. Tombstone Tommy Boy Tropic Thunder Valkyrie V for Vendetta Virtuosity Young Guns Waking Ned Devine Walking Tall What About Bob? What Lies Beneath Zoolander Only one of those movies I don't consider a "good" movie (Journey to the Center of the Earth), and I have it because it was free. I already plan on getting all seasons of whatever tv shows I already have. So no need to recommend more seasons of those shows. Again, thank you. Those who know me KNOW it's not a waste of money. I have more joy showing people movies than watching them myself. In fact, many of these movies I've seen several times. For example: "The Thing" I just showed it to my roommates last night, must've been the 20th time I've seen it. I've seen Congo at least 6 times. I loved the book, Micheal Crichton is my favorite author. Seen the Illusionist, didn't like it as much. I might consider it though.... My friend, you do good research. Yeah, I didn't much like The Departed, but it was because I was in a phase at that time I think. I bet if I saw it again I'd like it more. I'll give it another shot. And yeah, I've seen Unforgiven, and was a tad disappointed. Great movie, great drama, great sense of reality, however, and I don't know why yet, the movie rubbed me the wrong way. Most likely I'll have to watch that again too. That last comment was directed to Alex, btw Awesome Bryan, good recommendations. I HAVE already seen Zombieland, and in fact, it's one of the ones on my "to buy" list, GREAT movie. I've already seen Slither, I think it's a great movie. I'll add it, thx Funny you mentioned Hatchet and Fido. I started watching both, but stopped about 10 minutes into them. Hatchet, because I had to leave somewhere and never got around to finishing it. Fido, because it was rather funny and awesome already and I thought it'd be better not to watch it by myself. I'll finish both of those, and most likely will end up owning them if I liked them. Thanks To Some1 and David B: I gotta run to class, i'll respond to your recommendations in a short while...shoot I might even do 'em during class, we'll see. @ Some1: I saw Despicable Me, and it was allright. I think I'd rather buy Megamind though. Tommyknockers, Trimmer movies, and breaker breaker I have not yet seen, I'll look into those. I see you're a Stephen King fan, because I've also seen Rose Red and I just might consider that one. @ David B: Face/Off, Enemy at the Gates, The Green Mile, Rain Man, and Ghost are now all on my "to buy" list. Thanks! Unfortunately, I have not seen the rest except for "I Am Legend", which I didn't like that much. I think i'll get around to watching the others. @ Tamara: Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs are fantastic movies, Tarantino is a brilliant director/writer. However, I grew up Mormon (still am), and so I grew up very sheltered when it comes to movies. As I grew older and moved out of my parents 7 years ago, I started expanding my horizons when it came to film viewing. I am way more lenient with movies when it comes to members of my faith, however I still usually don't like to buy movies that contain a tremendous amount of language, nudity, or other disturbing content (like men getting raped) that I don't like. Some movies I have made exceptions for, such as District 9 and Se7en, because those movies are pure awesomeness. I do see myself making an exception for Reservoir Dogs, but Pulp Fiction is a little too extreme for my tastes. Honestly, if it weren't for one specific scene in pulp fiction, I would own it by now. I think you know what scene I'm referring to. Fight Club is one that also disturbed me, for some reason. You gotta under @ Bryan G: Thanks man, i just added "Willow", "Hellboy 1 & 2", and "Reign of Fire". I didn't really like Enchanted, and I thought Lake Placid and Deep Blue Sea were a little stupid (except in DBS when Samuel L Jackson met his demise. That was awesome!). I haven't seen the others, but will definitely get around to doing so. Thanks again bro @ Tearbear: Haven't seen The Getaway yet, the Transporter movies is already on my "to buy" list, and "Hitman" wasn't all that great. Thanks though! @ TAMARA: eff me, I accidentally deleted the rest of what I said to you! I was saying how you gotta understand that some movies like those give me a bad taste because of how dark they were. I will probably get Fight Club though, because it's so epic. I forgot the rest of what I said. Crap. Wait, I remember now. Kick-A, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, and "Sin City" are a few of my absolute favorite movies. I already have Kick-A on my list, but I'll go ahead and add the others, what the hell. Great list! Thanks a ton! Asked By: Avid Film Freak - 1/6/2011

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The Prestige = The Illusionist Shaun Of The Dead = Zombieland , Slither , Hatchet , Fido (Comedy Horrors) Stardust = Enchanted & Willow Dragonheart = Reign Of Fire Arachnophobia & Jaws = Deep Blue Sea , Lake Placid , Piranha , Open Water Iron Man = Hellboy 1 & 2 Oceans Series = The Bank Job Answered By: - 1/6/2011

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Sounds like a waste of money just rent them how many times have you watched congo? Answered By: djkillu - 1/6/2011

I see that you have The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, which is a great western with Clint Eastwood. I also see that you have Gran Torino, which was directed by Eastwood. I'd suggest getting Unforgiven (1992). Unforgiven is a terrific western directed by Eastwood, and that movie earned him his first two oscars, for best picture and best director. Another movie I'd like to suggest is The Departed (2006), which is (if you haven't heard of it) a Scorcese directed movie about an undercover "officer" (Leonardo Di Caprio) who infiltrates a Boston crime ring, while maintaining anonymity from a police sergeant (Matt Damon), who actually works for the Boston crime ring. This suggestion isn't so much based off of your movies, as it's based off of the fact that it is my favorite movie of all time. EDIT: I see that you rated The Departed 6/10 at http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ApovlO9jWjsVVUfMc9oNj67n5nNG;_ylv=3?qid=20110101114106AAOk0FT I guess to each his own; I hope this doesn't make you hesitant to watch Unforgiven. After all, I liked Mystic River and Good Will Hunting, as you seemed to. Answered By: Alex - 1/6/2011

Despicables me, tommyknockers, rose red, trimmer movies, breaker breaker, idk go to a family owned rental store and most of them will sell you most of their vhs's for cheap and you can look and get ideas Answered By: some1 - 1/6/2011

Face/Off Point Break The 40 Year Old Virgin Enemy at the Gates Meet the Parents My Cousin Vinny Raging Bull I Am Legend The Green Mile Rain Man Ghost Source(s): I own 'em Answered By: David B - 1/6/2011

Dude, is this a mistake or you really don't have Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs on that list? ok, what I think are great movies should have in your collection Fight Club Four Rooms Sin City Run Lola Run The Departed Rock'n'Rola Million Dollar Baby The Wave (Die Welle, a German movie, extremely hard to find) Knockin on Heaven's Door (another German gem, impossible to find :))) Kick-@ss The King of Comedy Wild in the Country (d'you wanna see the real Elvis?) Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels I Love You Phillip Morris Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon etc. etc. etc. a great comedy - Blades of Glory Answered By: Tamara Nartichti - 1/6/2011

Perfect Getaway, Transporter. Hitman. Answered By: tearbear1941 - 1/6/2011

Black Sheep (starring Chris Farley and David Spade) The Crow Less Than Zero Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas Blow Child's Play Halloween (original) The Fog (original) Almost Heroes 2012 A Scanner Darkly Animal Factory Back To School 1408 Caddyshack Carrie Clerks 1 & 2 Interview With The Vampire Kiss Kiss Bang Bang The Mist Rapid Fire Secret Window Friday The 13th Sherlock Holmes Sweeney Todd Tremors Three Blind Mice Weird Science Zodiac Answered By: Miss Metal - 1/6/2011

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