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Greatest Movie of All-Time Tournament

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Total Entries: 91

Total Movies: 445
Top 100 vote getters.

1) The Shawshank Redemption (390pts)
2) Goodfellas (298pts)
3) The Godfather (270pts)
4) Pulp Fiction (166pts)
5) Rocky (155pts)
6) The Dark Knight (151pts)
7) Jaws (140pts)
8) Casablanca (138pts)
9) Die Hard (132pts)
10) Forrest Gump (123pts)
11) Saving Private Ryan (123pts)
12) Caddyshack (120pts)
13) The Godfather: Part II (118pts)
14) The Big Lebowski (115pts)
15) The Silence of the Lambs (113)
16) The Matrix (110pts)
17) It’s a Wonderful Life (109pts)
18) Gladiator (102pts)
19) The Departed (101pts)
20) Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (98pts)
21) My Cousin Vinny (93pts)
22) Raiders of the Lost Ark (88pts)
23) Hoosiers (85pts)
24) The Wizard of Oz (82pts)
25) Unforgiven (79pts)
26) Animal House (77pts)
27) One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (76pts)
28) To Kill a Mockingbird (73pts)
29) The Deer Hunter (68pts)
30) Blazing Saddles (65pts)
31) Schindler’s List (65pts)
32) Dazed and Confused (63pts)
33) A Few Good Men (62pts)
34) Back to the Future (62pts)
35) The Great Escape (61pts)
36) Monty Python and the Holy Grail (61pts)
37) Field of Dreams (58pts)
38) Heat (58pts)
39) The Blues Brothers (55pts)
40) Children of Men (55pts)
41) Fight Club (55pts)
42) Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (54pts)
43) Full Metal Jacket (54pts)
44) Apocalypse Now (52pts)
45) The Graduate (51pts)
46) Step Brothers (51pts)
47) There’s Something About Mary (51pts)
48) Alien (50pts)
49) Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (50pts)
50) Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (49pts)
51) The Shining (49pts)
52) The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (48pts)
53) Good Will Hunting (48pts)
54) Old School (48pts)
55) No Country for Old Men (47pts)
56) Cool Hand Luke (44pts)
57) The Princess Bride (44pts)
58) The Usual Suspects (43pts)
59) Dumb and Dumber (42pts)
60) Man on Fire (42pts)
61) Chinatown (41pts)
62) Inception (41pts)
63) Terminator 2: Judgment Day (41pts)
64) Top Gun (41pts)

First Four Out:

65) Apollo 13 (40pts)
66) The Sting (40pts)
67) The Breakfast Club (39pts)
68) 2001: A Space Odyssey (38pts)

Next Four Out:

69) 12 Angry Men (37pts)
70) Braveheart (37pts)
71) Casino (36pts)
72) Happy Gilmore (36pts)

The Rest of the Top 100:

73) Superbad (36pts)
74) Bill Madison (35pts)
75) Platoon (35pts)
76) Slap Shot (34pts)
77) Aliens (33pts)
78) North by Northwest (33pts)
79) Office Space (33pts)
80) Almost Famours (32pts)
81) Avengers: Infinity War (31pts)
82) Coming to America (31pts)
83) Remember the Titans (31pts)
84) Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (30pts)
85) He Got Game (30pts)
86) True Grit (30pts)
87) Young Frankenstein (30pts)
88) Rear Window (29pts)
89) Scarface (29pts)
90) Shooter (29pts)
91) Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (28pts)
92) Boogie Nights (27pts)
93) Diner (27pts)
94) Miracle (27pts)
95) Pineapple Express (27pts)
96) Reservoir Dogs (27pts)
97) Stripes (27pts)
98) Interstellar (26pts)
99) Fargo (25pts)
100) The Prestige (25pts)

By Decade: (I just eyeballed this, so its short of the total number, whatevs)

1930’s:

10

1940’s:

14

1950’s:

15

1960’s:

29

1970’s:

51

1980’s:

84

1990’s:

102

2000’s:

88

2010’s:

42

The Boneyard Greatest Movie of All-Time Tournament Master Thread

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Our End Title matchup. Pick your favorite.

(1) The Shawshank Redemption
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(1) The Godfather

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This is it, the final matchup as voted on by you. Get those votes in. Will go final right around when the new NCAA Champion will be crowned.
 
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I guess everyone was outside today enjoying the nice weather instead of voting in this thread to crown the greatest movie of all-time!

I'm more than a little shocked by Shawshank's flaccid showing thus far.
 
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I guess everyone was outside today enjoying the nice weather instead of voting in this thread to crown the greatest movie of all-time!

I'm more than a little shocked by Shawshank's flaccid showing thus far.
Shawshank's a lovable movie that is almost perfectly executed. But ultimately it is short story turned into cinema.
 

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Shawshank's a lovable movie that is almost perfectly executed. But ultimately it is short story turned into cinema.
With slight reactions, I offer verbatim one of two handwritten notes contained in my copy of Stephen King's "Different Seasons":

Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.
November 14, 1990
[ ], Pa.

Dear [ ],

I'm enclosing the gift of a Stephen King book which contains a 95 page story I'd very much like you to read. The story, "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption" is set in prison from the viewpoint of a long-time convict. In it, Stephen King displays some extraordinary insight about the effect of long incarceration on the psyche of a prisoner.

I believe it will give you a different view and more understanding about what's going on for me. It's not long and Stephen King is a marvelous storyteller, so I think you'll enjoy it.

Sincerely,
[ ]
 
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With slight reactions, I offer verbatim one of two handwritten notes contained in my copy of Stephen King's "Different Seasons":

Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.
November 14, 1990
[ ], Pa.

Dear [ ],

I'm enclosing the gift of a Stephen King book which contains a 95 page story I'd very much like you to read. The story, "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption" is set in prison from the viewpoint of a long-time convict. In it, Stephen King displays some extraordinary insight about the effect of long incarceration on the psyche of a prisoner.

I believe it will give you a different view and more understanding about what's going on for me. It's not long and Stephen King is a marvelous storyteller, so I think you'll enjoy it.

Sincerely,
[ ]
I can't wait to read the personal forward on your copy of Mario Puzo's book!
 
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Seriously, gets booted to entertainment the day it’ll go final?
 
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Damn it!!! Guess I should stop by here more often! Apparently we had 83 original entries and at least a couple of my faves of all time did not even make the list without my votes.
 
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It ran on the front page of the MBBall board the whole time. They only just moved this one here for some reason.
 
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It ran on the front page of the MBBall board the whole time. They only just moved this one here for some reason.
Sadly, I probably check this forum more often than MBB of late.
 

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