I could probably list a lot more than 10, but these are the ones I've probably watched more than any others. They are not in any particular order.

The Searchers
She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
Red River
Sergeant York
For Who The Bell Tolls
Gone With The Wind
The Adventures Of Robin Hood
They Died With Their Boots On
Casablanca
The Fighting Sullivans

I'll play, here's what come to mind today

Saving Private Ryan
Lonesome Dove
No Country for old men
Forrest Gump
Josey Wales
Frankenstein (Gene Wilder)
The Shawshank Redemption
Secondhand Lions
Braveheart
To Kill a Mockingbird

Ask me again tomorrow and the list will be different

The Great Race
Father Goose
Mr. Roberts
The Cowboys
The Sting
They Were Expendable
The Great Escape
Hatari
The Longest Day
Run Silent Run Deep

Crossfire Trail
The Cowboys
We Were Soldiers
Man on Fire
The Patriot
Last of the Dogmen
The Quiet Man
Saving Private Ryan
Open Range
Josey Wales

I'm not a movie guy, but over my lifetime here are some that particularly come to mind:

1. The Sound of Music
2. Darby O'Gill and the Little People
3. The Godfather
4. Godfather II
5. Godfather III
6. MacKenna's Gold
7. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence
8. I Bombed Pearl harbor
9. Bridge on the River Kwai
0. The Shawshank Redemption

Band of Brothers
Pacific
I know they are series but hafta count them

Open Range
Lord of the Rings
Forrest Gump
The Shawshank Redemption
The Old Man and the Sea

And for pilling up on the couch with the kids
Lilo and Stitch
Shrek
anything Scooby Doo

Saving Private Ryan
Apocalypto
Mad Max 2
The Departed
Alien
Predator
North by NorthWest
No Country For Old Men
Lord of the Rings
Black Hawk Down

Right at this moment (subject to change as I am reminded of others):
The Hunt for Red October
Second-Hand Lions
Lord of the Rings
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Longest Day
Grand Prix
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Thunder Road
Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison
Field of Dreams

The Searchers
Once Upon a Time in the West
The Wild Bunch
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Kelly's Heroes
Heat
True Grit (1969)
True Grit (2010)
The Long Riders
The Unforgiven

Secondhand Lions
The Flim Flam Man
1941
The Longest Day
The Battle Of Britain
Clear an Present Danger
Memphis Bell
Blazing Saddles
Bullitt
Open Range

JamesJr: I enjoy movies immensely even though for the most part they are made by and serve to profit demonrats!
Some of my fav's are:

The Wild Bunch
True Grit (both versions)
No Country For Old Men
Blazing Saddles
Alien
The Godfather
The Godfather Part II
The Unforgiven
Apollo 13
The Count of Monte Cristo

Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

Apocalypto.....I just watched this move the other night....The best move I ever Watched...Kept me on the edge of my seat...

Apocalypto.....I just watched this move the other night....The best move I ever Watched...Kept me on the edge of my seat...

10 that I like, some because our family has a tradition of watching them and laughing at them together.

Sergeant York
Princess Bride
Condorman
Second Hand Lions
Count of Monte Cristo
Les Miserables
Hunt for Red October
Shane
Unbroken
It's a Wonderful Life

Silence of the Lambs
One flew over the cuckoo's nest
Tombstone
The searchers
Braveheart
Psycho
Red river
Lonesome dove ( miniseries not a movie or would have won multiple oscars)
9&1/2 weeks
Tombstone. I didn't forget its #3 it's just that good

Both times?

Can't limit it to just ten. Listed in no particular order.

Red River
Braveheart
Young Frankenstein
The Right Stuff
Lonesome Dove
Second Hand Lions
We Were Soldiers
Open Range
Dancing with Wolves
Band of Brothers
Lord of the Rings
Hunt for Red October
Les Miserables
Unforgiven

The Searchers , Hondo, The Tall Men, Winchester "73, Hombre, Cool Hand Luke, True Grit(69), Red Dawn, Dirty Harry, Sergeant York

Liberty Valance
Gran Torino
Crash
Silent Running
The Cowboys
Last of the Mohicans
Animal House
5 days one summer
Blazing Saddles
Blade Runner

Bad news bears
On golden pond
Platoon
Hoosiers
Deliverience

There is the first five that come to mind.

Lol horny old bastid


I know, I know takes one to know one🤔

I like it a lot too. Great movie.

Gladiator with Russel Crowe. Gettysburg with the whole cast. I could watch all the Godfather movies again. But I Like epics more than anything. If there are aren't 100,000 warriors on the field, it doesn't do too much for me. "Troy" was great. I'm sick of the oldies, especially "It's A Wonderful Life". Good flick, but OMG how much can you handle?

Raiders of the Lost Ark
Soylent Green
Bridge on the River Kwai
The Maltese Falcon
Full Metal Jacket
Jaws
Planet of the Apes
Hatari!
Stalag 17
Blade Runner

In no particular order

The wife's top 10

1. Casablanca
2. Breakfast at Tiffany's
3. Dirty Dancing
4. Goodfellas
5. Godfather movies (1,2 & 3)
6. Scarface
7. Reservoir Dogs
8. Steel Magnolias
9. Two for the Road
10. The Conjuring

Mine:

1. Goodfellas
2. Godfather movies
3. A Bridge Too Far
4. The Horse Soldiers
5. The Wizard of Oz
6. The Sting
7. The Wild Bunch
8. The Deer Hunter
9. Platoon (last movie I saw with my father)
10. The Fighter


Wanted to put in Gorky Park, probably should have.

A few that we've watched dozens of times with the kids in the camper whenever the weather was crappy:

Major Payne
Rocketman
Matilda

Hard to limit to only seven more:

Star Wars
Guardians Of The Galaxy
Kingpin
The Jerk
Land Of The Lost
Blazing Saddles
The Fifth Element
Step Brothers

Don't much care for over-the-top action films and certainly nothing with "Furious" in the title.

tag for future reference

A lot of the 70s NYC cop/exploitation movies are up there - at least for pure entertainment value.

Steel Magnolias has some great acting in it. Sally Field nailed it about losing a child.

A Bridge too Far shows how it was done back in the day. Great movie!!!

Oh wow, great question!
Casablanca, Double indemnity, Mildred Pierce, Jaws, True Grit, The Big Lebowski, 3:10 to Yuma (Gary Cooper version, please) High Noon, A touch of Evil.

Hard to pick just 10. The list may change from time to time.

The Outlaw Josie Wales
Tombstone
Forrest Gump
Blackhawk Down
Open Range
Anchorman (just the first one).
The Patriot
Gran Torino
Saving Private Ryan
Sixth Sense

Some Honorable Mentions:

Braveheart
Legends of the Fall
The Sandlot
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Stepbrothers

Mini Series:

Band of Brothers
Lonesome Dove

Steelhead, I forgot Gorky Park, best dang Lee Marvin movie ever!

Just watched "The Dirty Dozen" again yesterday, forgot how good that one was.

A lot of good ones been posted...

Didn't see:
Lawrence of Arabia
Man Who Would be King
Gunga Din
The Fisher King

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
The Outlaw Josey Wales
BlackHawk Down
We Where Soldiers
Zulu
Patch Adams
Mr Hollands Opus?
The Great Outdoors
The Wild Bunch
Shane

I'm with the previous posters that mentioned; "Apocalypto". Oddly landed on it while channel surfing and became totally absorbed. Luckily it repeated as soon as it was over and I watched it again. Produced by Mel Gibson and I'd never heard of it as a theater production?

If you haven't seen it, do yourself a favor!

I gotta get me one of them trip wire thing-a-ma-gigs!!



Cabellas?


DMc : )

I could have easily made this a top 20, or even a top 50 favorite movie list. I could have even restricted it to my top 10 John Wayne movies. here's 10 more that are just as good as my first 10.I've watched most these enough times to know all the lines.

The Quiet Man
The Sands Of Iwo Jima
Stagecoach
Rio Grande
The Three Godfathers
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Shane
High Noon
It's A Wonderful Life
The Wizard Of Oz

A Batch of my favorite will probably get me flack due to some of the liberals starring in them...

in no particular order, and just some of my favorites, some of them even old British Movies, that I don't
even know if they were ever shown stateside....

1. First Men on the Moon
2. The Majestic
3. The Natural
4. Field of Dreams
5. A League of Their Own
6. Second Hand Lions
7. Last Man Standing
8 The Long Riders
9. The Fifth Element
10. Pale Rider
11. The Unforgiven
12. Lonesome Dove
13. The Shootist
14. American Graffiti
15.The Untouchables
16. Law Abiding Citizen
17. LA Confidential
18. Gangster Squad

and a bunch more I've always enjoyed sitting down and watching with my son as he was growing up..

Such as :

Smokey and the Bandit
The Addams Family
Cars

A Batch of my favorite will probably get me flack due to some of the liberals starring in them...

in no particular order, and just some of my favorites, some of them even old British Movies, that I don't
even know if they were ever shown stateside....

1. First Men on the Moon
2. The Majestic
3. The Natural
4. Field of Dreams
5. A League of Their Own
6. Second Hand Lions
7. Last Man Standing
8 The Long Riders
9. The Fifth Element
10. Pale Rider
11. The Unforgiven
12. Lonesome Dove
13. The Shootist
14. American Graffiti
15.The Untouchables
16. Law Abiding Citizen
17. LA Confidential
18. Gangster Squad

Seem to like stuff that "takes place" in the 30s, 40s and 50s.

and a bunch more I've always enjoyed sitting down and watching with my son as he was growing up..

Such as :

Smokey and the Bandit
The Addams Family
Cars

Tough to limit it to ten but here goes:

Sound of Music
Gran Torino
Patton
True Grit (2010)
Lone Survivor
Braveheart
In the Name of the Father
Schindlers List
Saving Private Ryan
Godfather II

And the dubious distinction of being one of the worst of all time - "The Edge"

I won't even mention my top 10 since there are so many good ones posted but one that wasn't and should be IMO is The Rounders with Henry Fonda and Glenn Ford. Probably the best western comedy ever made.

drover

Yep, I loved the Rounders

Forgot Boondock Saints

The Never Ending Story
The Sand Pebbles
Bullit
Wings (1927)
Animal House
Kelly's Heroes
The Wind and the Lion
12 Angry Men
Blazing Saddles
M*A*S*H (the movie)

I was young, Little Toot, in a theater had me scared stiff as a young boy.

Sand Pebbles and M.A.S.H.........forgot them.

Worst 2:

Amityville Horror
The Gauntlet

Lonely are the brave
Island in the sky[John Wayne]
Shane
My darling Clemintine
Mr. Roberts
Open range
The Sting
Vanishing point
The sand pebbles[thanks '81]
The shootist

I can't believe I forgot Mr Roberts, i never pass it by.

Another nine:

40,000 Horsemen (The Light Horsemen (1987) is a close second)
Breaker Morant
Gallipoli
The Charge of the Light Brigade
Porky's
The Buddy Holly Story
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, World
Jeremiah Johnson
Anything Abbott and Costello

1. Tombstone
2. The Searchers
3. Dances With Wolves
4. Quigley Down Under
5. Jerimiah Johnson
6. Second Hand Lions
7. The Shootist
8 The Long Riders
9. Raiders of the Lost Ark
10. Lonesome Dove
11.The Untouchables
12. Last of the Mohicans
13. Red Dawn
14. Die Hard 1 & 2
15. Big Jake
16. The Cowboys
17. Mountain Men
18. Last of the Dog Men
19. The Patriot
20. Legends of the Fall

Found my list. A couple I forgot.

Vanishing Point
Freejack
Moby Dick (Gregory Peck)
Hot Rods to Hell
Stripes
Enemy at the Gate
Missouri Breaks

1. The Outlaw Josey Wales
2. Cool Hand Luke
3. Smokey and the Bandit
4. The Man that Shot Liberty Valence
5. Lonesome Dove
6. Stand By Me
7. Hunt for Red October
8. Young Guns
9. Star Wars
10. Raiders of the Lost ark

Almost,well I did forget: Will Penny with Charlton Heston.

Forgot about Mr. Roberts. Definitely should be up there.

Almost peed in my pants when Henry Ford threw James Cagney's Palm tree overboard.

Jerimiah Johnson
Lonesome Dove
True Grit (John Wayne)
Outlaw Josie Wales
Dirty Harry
The Natural
Butch and Sundance (Newman & Redford)
3 Days of the Condor
Hard Times
Dirty Dozen
The Professionals

1942 . . . Casablanca
1948 . . . Fort Apache
1952 . . . High Noon
1962 . . . To Kill a Mockingbird
1974 . . . Young Frankenstein
1975 . . . One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
1981 . . . Raiders of the Lost Ark
1992 . . . Unforgiven
1996 . . . Fargo
2007 . . . No Country for Old Men

No Country for Old Men.
Saving Private Ryan.
True Grit....Original.
Road House.
Planet of the Apes....Charleton Heston.
The Shining.
Open Range.
Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid.
Jaws.
The Ten Commandments.


Honorable mention... Last of the Dogmen.

I'm sorry 10 wasn't enough

In no particular order

Star Wars-series
Indiana Jones-series
Jaws
Cool Hand Luke
Godfather 1 & 2
Scarface
Sling Blade
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Dirty Harry-series
True Grit-original
Rio Bravo
Saving Private Ryan
The Ten Commandments
Ben-Hur
The Road Warrior-original
Alien-series
Death Wish
Dances with Wolves
Quo Vadis
James Bond-Connery/Moore only

Chinatown

Always

Clear and Present Danger

Mystery Alaska

The Wild Geese

The Mighty Quinn

We Were Soldiers

Far From Home

Nobody's Fool

Jaws is easily top three, and maybe #1...........I'll have to think about the others.

Some you will have a hard time finding on TV, or anywhere;

The Beast (of War) Russian tank lost in Afganistan
The Proposition (Aussie western
Quigley
Winters Bone
Lovely Bones (gives you the heebeejeebees
Secret of Roan Inish
The man who went up a hill and came down a mountain
Waking Ned Devine
Zulu
and the other movie about same war I can't remember name right now
Matewan
Sweeney Todd (the one with Ray Winstone, not the musical mess
Oh Brother Where art thou?

Series
Hatfield and McCoys
Band of Brothers

OK
series Centennial

tag cause I need some ideas of what to watch. I like comedy

2001: A Space Odyssey
Dr. Strangelove
Bridge Over the River Kwai
Casablanca
Lawrence of Arabia
The African Queen
The Lives of Others
Kundun
Snow Falling on Cedars
All That Jazz


Two Stanley Kubricks, two David Lean, two Bogart pictures.

If you're a fan of the spaghetti westerns, i.e. Sergio Leone, (Good, Bad, & Ugly), here's a corny one with Henry Fonda, and Terence Hill you can watch right now....

"My name is Nobody"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIdGoAn7Fbs


DMc : )

Lonesome Dove

True Grit (new one)

Open Range

Death Wish (series)

Jeremiah Johnson

Tombstone

The Shootist

The Cowboys

Last of the Dog Men

The Unforgiven

Gone With The Wind.

L.W.