Godfather I & II LOTR 1 - 3 nice effects, shallow script, I preferred Peter Jackson's early works (Bad Taste, Braindead) Star Wars 4 - 6 the new Star Wars got quite childish Citizen Kane a classic Ben Hur 'cause of Charlton Heston Clockwork Orange but wasn't that a British one? Alien same question as for Clockwork Orange China Town thanks for reminding me, that one's gonna be on TV in bout one hour. Pulp Fiction & Reservoir Dogs but for Kill Bill, there I rather go for the Asian martial arts classics and Pixar movies... maybe a if I was ten years younger, but for now. Actually there are some cool American movies, thinking of Evil Dead (as mentioned before), The Shining, most Robert De Niro or Mickey Rourke movies, Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket, and some of the stuff you mentioned. But I guess I'm still sticking to the european cinema not being as commercial and action oriented as the American. Think of screen classics like Metropolis, Nosferatu, Der Golem, Nikita, Three Colours, Le Pacte des Loups, Léon (The Professional), The Big Blue, Trainspotting, Les Rivières Poupres, Subway and so on and so on. Maybe that's just 'cause I'm european and the culture of european movies is just closer to me as the American cinema? I don't know.