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Next of Kin (1989) 18.3%
Some Like it Hot
(1959) 18.5%
To Live and Die in L.A. (1985) 18.5%
North by Northwest
(1959) 18.9%
Glengarry Glen Ross
(1992) 18.9%
Lawrence of Arabia
1962) 20.1%
Bullitt (1968) 20.4%
Repo Man (1984) 20.5%
Body Heat (1981) 20.6%
It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963) 21.1%
The Toxic Avenger
(1985) 21.2%
Vertigo (1958) 21.6%
High Plains Drifter
(1973) 21.8%
Rosemary’s Baby
(1968) 21.8%
10 (1979) 22.1%
Chinatown (1974) 22.7%
Youngblood (1986) 23.2%
Bonnie and Clyde
1967) 23.5%
The Manchurian Candidate (1962) 24.2%
The French Connection (1971) 24.5%
Hoop Dreams (1994) 24.7%
Elephant Man (1980) 24.9%
Do the Right Thing
(1989) 25.4%
Shaft (1971) 25.4%
There Will Be Blood
(2007) 25.7%
The Dark Crystal
(1982) 26.4%
Spartacus (1960) 26.5%
Poison Ivy: The New Seduction (1997) 26.6%
United 93 (2006) 26.7%
Battlefield Earth
2000) 27.4%
Richard Pryor: Live in Concert 27.4%
The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957) 28.1%
Dr. Strangelove (1964) 28.2%
Dog Day Afternoon
(1975) 28.3%
The Pink Panther Strikes Again (1976) 28.9%
Citizen Kane (1941) 29.2%
Mulholland Drive
(2001) 29.4%
The Right Stuff (1983) 29.4%
Easy Rider (1969) 30.1%
Pink Floyd: The Wall
(1982) 30.7%
Evil Dead II (1987) 31.0%
The Great Escape
(1963) 31.7%
The Warriors (1979) 32.2%
Ben-Hur (1959) 32.3%
Requiem for a Dream
(2000) 33.9%
Casablanca (1942) 34.4%
Election (1999) 34.4%
True Romance (1993) 34.4%
Cool Hand Luke
(1967) 35.0%
You Only Live Twice
(1967) 35.6%
American Graffiti
(1973) 35.8%
Night of the Living Dead (1968) 35.9%
M*A*S*H (1970) 36.0%
The Dirty Dozen
(1967) 36.1%
Rushmore (1998) 36.4%
This is Spinal Tap
(1984) 36.8%
The Deer Hunter
(1978) 37.0%
Raging Bull (1980) 37.1%
Dawn of the Dead
(1978) 37.8%
The Nutty Professor
(1963) 38.2%
The Graduate (1967) 38.2%
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) 38.4%
Clash of the Titans
(1981) 38.5%
Carlito’s Way (1993) 38.7%
Children of Men
2006) 39.1%
Live and Let Die
(1973) 40.1%
Trainspotting (1996) 40.5%
Deliverance (1972) 40.6%
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) 41.2%
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) 41.3%
Vacation (1983) 41.8%
King Kong (1933) 42.2%
Donnie Darko (2001) 42.3%
Being John Malkovich
(1999) 42.5%
Leaving Las Vegas
(1995) 42.7%
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(1982)
Reader percentage: 84.9%
Steven Spielberg's lachrymose vision of human-alien relations made more children cry than bath time. If you're a product of the '80s, this is the movie that made you believe...in the power of product placement.
(1988)
Reader percentage: 85.2%
Not only did it vault Bruce Willis from prime-time romantic comedian to summer box office leviathan, Big Building Fight, as it's known in Thailand, became the blueprint after which all future action movies would be patterned. Except for Die Hard 2. That was more like Weekend at Bernie's.
(1991)
Reader percentage: 85.4%
This touching story about a young boy and his robot friend was the world's first $100-million production, and proved that a movie sequel could not only match the original, but blow huge gaping holes in its face. (So get excited, fans aching to see Titanic 2!)
(1996)
Reader percentage: 85.5%
There's little funnier than watching a man uncontrollably pissed off for an hour and a half, and Adam Sandler's hockey-misfit-turned-golf-prodigy revolutionized conniption comedy. This is arguably Sandler's funniest movie, providing rinse-and-repeat instructions for not only his, but also Will Ferrell's entire career.
(1977)
Reader percentage: 85.6%
This was the movie that launched a thousand nerdgasms. The Force was with Star Wars penner George Lucas as he introduced Luke Skywalker and the gang to the masses. In making the movie, Lucas also became a pioneer of film technology, a position previously held by the guy who made the gel that kept John Travolta's hair together in Saturday Night Fever.
(1994)
Reader percentage: 85.7%
Wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world? It's the sound of the d-bag who keeps asking you if you wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world, and it's all due to the stars of this classic comedy. Now excuse us while we test our Earl Grey tea for laxatives.
(1980)
Reader percentage: 85.9%
It takes a lot to trump an immortal classic. But damn if this funnier, smarter, darker sequel, featuring an AT-AT battle, Han Solo in carbonite, and Yoda, doesn’t pull it off.
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