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The Cannonball Run
(1981) 43.0%
Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan (1982) 43.3%
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) 43.5%
The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) 43.8%
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) 43.9%
Saturday Night Fever
(1977) 44.0%
Bachelor Party (1984) 44.1%
Donnie Brasco (1997) 44.7%
Raising Arizona (1987) 44.7%
Enter the Dragon
(1973) 45.3%
Taxi Driver (1976) 45.4%
Red Dawn (1984) 45.5%
No Country for Old Men (2007) 45.8%
The Road Warrior
(1981) 46.1%
Young Frankenstein
(1974) 46.3%
Memento (2000) 47.1%
The Outsiders (1983) 47.2%
Swingers (1996) 47.2%
A Clockwork Orange
1971) 47.5%
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) 47.5%
Carrie (1976) 48.3%
Smokey and the Bandit (1977) 48.5%
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) 48.7%
Dirty Harry (1971) 49.7%
Blade Runner (1982) 50.0%
Million Dollar Baby
(2004) 50.4%
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975) 51.0%
The Fly (1986) 51.0%
A History of Violence
(2005) 51.7%
48 Hrs. (1982) 51.9%
Natural Born Killers
(1994) 52.4%
Unforgiven (1992) 52.6%
Road House (1989) 52.7%
Apocalypse Now
(1979) 53.0%
The Muppet Movie
(1979) 53.3%
Boyz N the Hood
(1991) 53.3%
The Jerk (1979) 53.3%
Sixteen Candles
(1984) 53.7%
Psycho (1960) 54.1%
Planet of the Apes
(1968) 54.1%
Trading Places (1983) 54.8%
Fargo (1996) 54.9%
28 Days Later (2002) 55.2%
Heat (1995) 56.1%
Schindler’s List (1993) 56.3%
Stripes (1981) 57.2%
Goldfinger (1964) 57.9%
Point Break (1991) 58.4%
Dazed and Confused
(1993) 58.8%
Risky Business (1983) 59.1%
Showgirls (1995) 59.4%
Stand by Me (1986) 59.4%
First Blood (1982) 59.8%
Team America: World Police (2004) 59.8%
The Exorcist (1973) 60.1%
The Big Lebowski
(1998) 60.3%
Halloween (1978) 60.7%
Bad Boys (1983) 61.2%
The Untouchables
(1987) 61.6%
Tombstone (1993) 62.4%
Casino (1995) 62.6%
Kingpin (1996) 62.7%
Boogie Nights (1997) 62.8%
Blazing Saddles
1974) 62.9%
Platoon (1986) 63.0%
Clerks (1994) 63.2%
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) 63.3%
The Princess Bride
(1987) 63.9%
Jackass: The Movie
(2002) 64.4%
Alien/Aliens
(1979, 1986) 64.5%
Wild Things (1998) 65.3%
Borat (2006) 65.3%
Weekend At Bernie’s
(1989) 65.5%
Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) 66.0%
The Blues Brothers
(1980) 66.0%
The Shining (1980) 66.1%
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) 66.5%
The Godfather I & II
(1972, 1974) 66.9%
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004) 67.8%
Reservoir Dogs (1992) 68.0%
Superman II (1980) 68.2%
Starship Troopers
(1997) 69.3%
Casino Royale
(2006) 69.6%
Revenge of the Nerds
(1984) 69.6%
Black Hawk Down
(2001) 70.2%
Superbad (2007) 70.6%
GoodFellas (1990) 71.7%
Airplane! (1980) 72.4%
300 (2007) 72.5%
Animal House (1978) 72.6%
Scarface (1983) 72.6%
Se7en (1995) 72.6%
The Goonies (1984) 72.7%
RoboCop (1987) 72.9%
The Incredibles (2004) 73.1%
Beverly Hills Cop
(1984) 74.3%
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 & 2
(2003, 2004) 74.7%
Predator (1987) 74.7%
Bourne trilogy
(2002, 2004, 2007) 74.8%
Sin City (2005) 74.8%
Rocky I-IV (1976-85) 75.1%
The Departed (2006) 75.2%
Face/Off (1997) 75.3%
Edward Scissorhands
(1990) 75.4%
Groundhog Day
(1993) 76.1%
Anchor Man (2004) 76.2%
The Shawshank Redemption (1994) 76.5%
Caddyshack (1980) 76.6%
Office Space (1999) 77.2%
Lethal Weapon (1987) 77.7%
Braveheart (1995) 78.5%
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) 78.5%
The Wizard of Oz
(1939) 78.6%
Old School (2003) 79.8%
The Lord of the Rings trilogy (2001, 2002, 2003) 80.1%
The Silence of the Lambs (1991) 80.2%
Speed (1994) 80.2%
Jaws (1975) 80.3%
Beetlejuice (1988) 80.4%
Fight Club (1999) 80.7%
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(1984)
Reader percentage: 86%
Hot on the heels of his disappointing stint as Conan the Barbarian, Arnold Schwarzenegger landed the role that would catapult his Austrian-accented action film career into the stratosphere, donning the chrome endoskeleton of the Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 Terminator. Almost 20 years later, he'd turn in his heavy metal suit for a heavy suit, packing on the pounds as the governor of California.
(1984)
Reader percentage: 86%
Three geniusly funny Columbia professors (we call bullshit) researching parapsychology open up their own ghost-catching service. Armed with nuclear Super Soakers, the trio of brainiacs saves New York from a Yugoslavian supermodel.
(1986)
Reader percentage: 86.2%
This day in the life of the coolest teen, who in any other movie would have played the mustard-and-milk-shake-stained dweeb, was one of the last great Chicago movies, inspiring a generation to challenge authority, cast off the shackles of conformity, and work more hours than any other nation on earth.
(2000)
Reader percentage: 86.2%
Double-sword decapitations aren't something you typically find in a Best Picture winner, but Gladiator's mix of epic storytelling and flashy battles made it a hit despite its loincloth content. Plus, it more than made up for Russell Crowe's other 2000 movie, Proof of Life, which earned itself the IMDB keywords "Box Office Flop."
(1999)
Reader percentage: 88.6%
Keanu Reeves’ movie about machine-manipulated reality wasn’t supposed to be this good, but its groundbreaking effects (see: “bullet time”) were a revelation. Those sequels? Never happened.
(1989)
Reader percentage: 88.7%
The Dark Knight has had his ups and downs when it comes to the big screen, but Tim Burton's original Batman wasn't just a movie. There was so much hype, co-branding, and merchandising surrounding its release that you could've outfitted your entire house with yellow and black swag.
(1999)
Reader percentage: 89.6%
Even back in '99 there was nothing particularly groundbreaking about high school kids trying to lose their virginity, but even haters have to acknowledge that without John Cho's bit part, the word "MILF" probably wouldn't be the cultural phenomenon it is today.
(1997)
Reader percentage: 90.1%
We can't blame you for wanting to deep-fry the head of anyone who still insists on saying "Yeah, baby," but that shouldn't diminish the movie itself. Before it was driven into the ground, Mike Myers' British spy gag was actually kind of funny. Plus, Mini-Me didn't show his annoying little face until the second installment.
(1985)
Reader percentage: 90.3%
Before needing gimmicks like hover boards or the Old West, Back to the Future was just the simple story of a teenage boy, his mad scientist friend, and a stainless steel car that could travel through time. It brought Michael J. Fox a new level of stardom, and introduced one of the best assholes in movie history: Biff Tannen.
(2002)
Reader percentage: 91.5%
It was extremely difficult to watch Sam Raimi turn one of our all-time favorite childhood heroes into a swing dancing mall goth in Spider-Man 3, especially since the first two movies were so good. The web-slinger's original cinematic adventure was campy and fun enough to make Daredevil seem even worse than it was.
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