Thread: Favorite Films, By Category

please post your favourit films, by category.
Mine are:

Action: Spider-Man
Adventure: Stand By Me
Animation: Fire And Ice
B-movie: Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
Biography: American Splendor
Comedy: Life Of Brian
Crime: Sin City
Documentary: Bowling for Columbine
Drama: Stranger than Fiction
Family: E.T.
Fantasy: Conan The Barbarian
Film-Noir:
Historic:
Horror: Hell-Bound
Musical: The Wizard of Oz
Mystery: The Sixth Sense
Romance: The Science of Sleep
Sci-Fi: Blade Runner
Thriller: Snickers
War: Braveheart
Western: The Quick and The Dead

*moved to entertainment*

I'll do my list later...

Interesting topic. I'll give it a try.

Action: Equilibrium
Adventure: Braveheart
Animation: Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' On Heaven's Door
B-movie: Dead/Alive
Biography: [none]
Comedy: The Pest
Crime: [none]
Documentary: The God Delusion
Drama: [none]
Family: Shrek
Fantasy: Princess Mononoke (or any other Miyazaki film)
Film-Noir: [none]
Historic: The Pianist
Horror: Land of the Dead
Musical: Kamelot - One Cold Winter's Night (Ok, so it's a concert DVD and not a musical, so sue me. ;P )
Mystery: [none]
Romance: The Wedding Singer
Sci-Fi: Minority Report
Thriller: Fargo
War: The Patriot
Western: Purgatory

Crime: American Psycho
Horror: Hellraiser 5 - Inferno
War: Stalingrad
Comedy: Trainspotting
B-Movie: Braindead
Fantasy: Lord of the Rings 2
Documentary: Sparta - Rise and Fall

Action: once upon a time in mexico
Adventure: o brother where art thou
Animation: spirited away
B-movie:
Biography:
Comedy: dumb and dumber
Crime: the third man
Documentary:
Drama: life is beautiful
Family:
Fantasy: indiana jones
Film-Noir: blood simple
Historic: saving private ryan
Horror: fraility
Musical: the blues brothers
Mystery: seven
Romance: true romance
Sci-Fi:
Thriller:
War:
Western: the good the bad and the ugly

Action: Pulp Fiction
Adventure: Raiders of the Lost Ark
Animation: Yellow Submarine
B-movie: The Last American Virgin
Biography: Coal Miner's Daughter
Comedy: Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Crime: Menace II Society
Documentary: Woodstock (The Director's Cut)
Drama: Easy Rider
Family: Ordinary People
Fantasy: Excalibur
Film-Noir: What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
Historic: Schindler's List
Horror: The Exorcist
Musical: Jesus Christ Superstar
Mystery: Psycho
Romance: The Graduate
Sci-Fi: Star Wars
Thriller: Deliverance
War: Full Metal Jacket
Western: A Fistful of Dollars

Action: Die Hard
Adventure: Braveheart
Animation: Waking Life
B-movie: Plan 9 from Outer Space
Biography: The Aviator
Comedy: Clerks
Crime: Pulp Fiction
Documentary: 24 Hour Party People
Drama: Forrest Gump
Family: Homeward Bound
Fantasy: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Film-Noir: The Third Man
Historic: The People vs. Larry Flynt
Horror: Friday The 13th
Musical: Walk The Line
Mystery: Memento
Romance: Before Sunrise/Before Sunset
Sci-Fi: The Matrix
Thriller: Collateral
War: Full Metal Jacket
Western: True Grit

I did my best....it's hard to fit some movies into strict genres.

Thanks for the replies. These days I'm into catching up with good films that I missed, and I'm going to check out some of those listed

Action: The Matrix
Adventure: The 13th Warrior
Animation: Fist of the North Star
Comedy: Better Off Dead
Documentary: The Corporation
Drama: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Yeah it's a drama to me).
Fantasy: Lord of the Rings
Historic: King Arthur, The Last Samurai
Romance: Meet Joe Black
Sci-Fi: Star Wars
War: Every single one; preferably medieval
Western: Tombstone

-Documentary: Bowling for Columbine
-Crime: The Usual Suspects
-Horror: The Ring (the first one)
-War: The Patriot (the one with Mel Gibson)
-Drama: Rain Man (<---Really Good&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33
-Action: V for Vendetta
-Animation: Mulan (the first one)
-Anime: Neon Genesis Evangelion: the End of Evangelion (but be sure to watch the anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion FIRST, because you won&#39;t understand anything if you don&#39;t.
-Sci-Fi: the original star wars trilogy (though the prequels aren&#39;t bad, i still find the first trilogy the best.) (best movie from trilogy: A New Hope...)
-Fantasy: Lord of the Rings (the Fellowship of the Ring)
-Thriller: Kill Bill (especially Volume 1)
-Historic: the Last Samurai
-Western: Dances with Wolves
-War: Saving Private Ryan (of course&#33
-Comedy: i have no idea... i&#39;m not too fond of comedies... most of them are really stupid... i didn&#39;t even like a monty python movie... which people often find the best of comedy... so... I&#39;ll choose stand-up comedians over comedy movies anytime


*(to be continued)*

Originally Posted by CryoDragoon

--Sci-Fi: the original star wars trilogy (though the prequels aren&#39;t bad, i still find the first trilogy the best.) (best movie from trilogy: A New Hope...)
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It&#39;s funny how the prequels made things so confusing that now the DVD box calls the original film "Star Wars Episode I: A New Hope". In the early days, that movie was just called "Star Wars". That was all there was to it. There were probably ten people on Earth in 1977 who could have told you what "A New Hope" is, even though "Star Wars" had quickly become the most popular movie of all time.

As far as I&#39;m concerned, there were only two great Star Wars movies-- Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back. Return of the Jedi was fairly good, but it was a bit too mushy. I think the prequels were a disgrace and an insult.

i won&#39;t say i didn&#39;t enjoy the prequels, but they definately weren&#39;t as good as the original...