Ok, so it’s more like they randomly give you two movies and you pick which one you like better.

Which gives way to some fairly interesting comparisons, and reveals some strange truths about your taste in movies. For instance…Remember Martin Scorsese’s Gangs of New York? Apparently, I think that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze is better. (One could argue that Scorsese would have benefitted from a cameo from Vanilla Ice, and I’m sure that Oscar would’ve been his that year. Then again, that does explain “Marky Mark” Wahlberg in The Departed and him finally winning Best Director).

So, without any further adeiu, my top 50 movies of all-freakin’-time!

Starting with number 50:

50. Spider-Man

49. Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters

48. Hellboy

47. Dogma

46. Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy

45. The Rundown

44. Blade

43. Back to the Future

42. Back to the Future Part III

41. Edward Scissorhands

40. Blade II

39. Coraline

38. Watchmen

37. One Hour Photo

36. Star Trek

35. A Fish Called Wanda

34. District 9

33. The Wrestler

32. Inglourious Basterds

31. Walk the Line

30. The Truman Show

29. Batman Begins

28. A Nightmare on Elm Street

27. Slither

26. The Gift

25. The Big Lebowski

24. L.A. Confidential

23. Iron Man

22. Unbreakable

21. Kill Bill Vol. 2

20. The Thing

19. Robocop

18. Airplane!

17. The Exorcist

16. The Nightmare Before Christmas

15. Sleepy Hollow

14. Die Hard

13. Pulp Fiction

12. Identity

11. Monty Python and the Holy Grail

10. Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life

9. Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn

8. The Matrix

7. The Fifth Element

6. Seven

5. Spider-Man 2

4. Pan’s Labyrinth

3. Fight Club

2. The Dark Knight

and my number 1 favorite movie is…

Yeah, that’s right!

If anyone wants to put in their own opinions, feel free to post them in the comments.

PS: I do realize that Back to the Future Part III is listed above Part I and Part II is nowhere to be seen. I think that might be a flaw with the listing process, but rest assured, this isn’t permanent, and eventually Part II will find it’s place back in the top 20 and Parts I and III will switch around and seperate. Star Wars and Lord of the Rings, however, can take turns to suck it.