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MY TOP 20 MOVIES OF ALL TIME - Happy Console Gamer
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- My Top 20 Favourite Movies/films of all time! Just the picks I love!
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"... why would i do a top 100 because my god, who has time for that??"
Me, I do. Please make it :'(
same lol
You had some excellent picks for your 20.
Blade Runner is incredible.
Nice profile pic!
instaBlaster...
I would rather watch happyconsolegamer than anything on TV.
I haven't had cable in years. When I want to sit back and relax their are plenty of content creators here to enjoy.
People in their 20's are favoring TH-cam, Neflix, and Hulu viewing over the rising cost of cable. I'm late 30's, and I have cable for different reasons. But I understand why many millennials do not.
+Jeremy Seal Yah, totally Jeremy! The rabbit ears work well for tons of football games and about 20 other channels at our house... we also have Netflix and free tablet streaming of certain major programs. I've paid crazy amounts for cable over the years. I was even forced to pay for cable once, as part of a college apartment contract. Never again! Good luck in your retro-grading adventure. I'm sending you a 'rabbit ears peace sign'.
+Leo Lombardozzi I agree, Leo. Have a good day.
+Wheels8504 I can understand where you are coming from. I was 18 in the year 2000, so I am right on the fence of the old ways vs. the new. I have to say, I'm leaning toward the creator content of youtube, instead of random channel surfing. Thanks for the reply.
A nice list. I'll tell ya what. Back in 1997 I worked at a movie theater and was a "screener" as part of my job. Basically to watch the films to make sure the reels were put in the right order. So I was able to screen the Star Wars SE trilogy, the day before release and in an empty theater by myself and got paid to do it. It was awesome and my friends hated me for it. I don't know how you kept the list to 20. Mine'd never end
Nothing like popcorn, beer, and a good movie by yourself in a theater while on the clock :D
how did you get the gig?
Neil Wallace well it's not the only duty there. I worked selling tickets and the mgr. asked me. Almost no one wanted to do it because it could only be done after 1am when the theatres weren't being used. They offered to give me the reels when it was over too! But I said no because they were so massive I had no space for it.
Jason C. Hell to the yea. But after that I was on to working in a coal refinery then later a radio station, and it gets complicated after that
That was me in 99 til 2002. Ones I remember are Fight Club, Three Kings, Matrix, Snatch, and LOTR.
You are a great storyteller HCG! You have a way with speaking about your memories and experiences with such passion and fondness that it makes it a real joy to watch your videos and see you reminisce
Wow thanks! Movies and gaming are personal experiences to me I try to explain why they are to me.
Love hearing you tell stories about your Father. I lost my dad to cancer at a young age but have so many memories of watching these same movies with him. He let me watch Robocop, not the TV version, when I was like 8! lol. If I have kids someday I am definitely showing them sci-fi and horror movies. I was scared back then but cherish those memories now, so glad he did stuff like that. Damn good times!
Big Trouble In Little China gets a watch once a year for me to this day. Love that shit. Inspired Mortal Kombat and Double Dragon.
20: Terminator 2: Judgement Day
19: Yi Yi: A One and a Ywo
18: Jaws
17: Casino Royale
16: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
15: Spirited Away
14: Kill Bill vol. 1&2
13: A Clockwork Orange
12: Barry Lyndon
11: Seven Samurai
10: The Godfather
9: Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
8: Star Wars (Original Trilogy)
7: 2001: A Space Odyssey
6: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
5: The Shining
4: Ran
3: Pulp Fiction
2: Raiders of the Lost Ark
1: Eyes Wide Shut
I have so many favourite movies, but I can only really lock down my Top 5.
I'm not sure I could get my Top 10, 20, 25 or 50 into a solid list.
But anyway, here goes:
5. Alien
4. Dirty Harry
3. Highlander
2. The Thing
1. Blade Runner
Blade Runner is truly a masterpiece! One of my favorites as well.
I actually thought Carpenter's The Thing (1982) would be in there!
A favorite of mine is They Live with Roddy Piper and Keith David.
Tears in Rain is my favorite movie scene of all time
same
You wear a The Thing t-shirt but it doesn't make the list?! It's a classic
I saw Army of Darkness (by mistake) at a Drive-In in 2nd grade. I went there to see Jurassic Park with my best friend and his parents. Didn't realize it was a double feature. Army of Darkness scared the hell out of us. Such a great memory though.
Blade Runner is a masterpiece. So many Sci-fi films uses the milieu of that film. I'd recommend Blade Runner over almost any film.
Ill spoil the list for you guys , its all porn movies
are Bible Black in it? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Truman Show, Glengarry Glen Ross, Goodfellas, Grizzly Man, Jaws, Rocky, Vertigo, Sin City, Akira, Full Metal Jacket, Dark Knight, Empire Strikes Back, Dances With Wolves, Fellowship of the Ring, Cool Hand Luke, Rear Window, The Wrestler, Moon, A Few Good Men, Casablanca
good list man great taste in movies, Cool Hand Luke I can watch 24/7 Paul Newman is gold
Nice, Casablanca a classic and I love Goodfellas.
same
I have Rear Window, Empire Strikes Back, A Few Good Men and Goodfellas on my list!
Watching this made me think I was watching myself... FANTASTIC list!!! I too was a child of the late 70's early 80's. The only movie missing is The Thing, which you made up for by wearing the t-shirt!! Maybe Escape From New York as well, but overall an amazing list of movies. Those are all "life changing" movies. It's funny because I thought for sure your number one movie was going to be The Thing, but then you pulled a magical rabbit out of your hat and picked my favorite movie of all time... Blade Runner!!!!
What a great segment, I loved it... hope to see more top 20, 10's etc
BladeRunner is my favorite movie of all time as well. Go figure that SNATCHER is my favorite game too.
The first DIE HARD movie blew my mind when I was 15. It's still my favourite movie of all time. I never saw it in theaters but my dad got us a VHS-player in 1990 and first two movies we rented were Lethal Weapon 2 and Die Hard. Good Times :) My favourite TV-series is the original Battlestar Galactica (1978). I saw it before Star Wars, so for me it's the original and best sci-fi tale and Star Wars is just a cheap copy :)
-Fargo
-A New Hope
-Signs
-Rear Window
-Amelie
-Being John Malkovich
-A Boy and His Dog
-Roger Dodger
-Fight Club
-Memento
Great list Johnny! I love the way you talk about what you love about your favorite movies. Very relatable for me. I guess that why I've been watching your videos forever lol. Keep it up man!
Excellent list! Just a few I need to still see
Blade Runner has the greatest vibe of any movie I've ever seen
neon glowing off the people and streets in a hopeless world accentuated with the most incredible soundtrack for a movie ever composed
my favorite movie as well man
Surprised The Thing wasn't on the list Johnny.
First of all, my English is terrible, so apologize for that! I'm 43, and these movies my favorite too. Close Encorters, Alien, Back to the Future, Terminator, all fantastic films! The first film was Star Wars The New Hope what I saw in the Theatre 30+ years Ago. In the early 80's in Hungary was Socialism an the SW came here 3 Years after the US premiere! It was amasing! I remember clearly even now! And the best! When we went Germany when I was a kid and we bought our first VHS ( Mitshubishi ) and the first film we get is Buckarro Banzai!!! I saw many many times! I put this list my big favorite movie: Kelly's Heroes! Greetings from Hungary!
You should do a top 20 horror for Halloween!
The Goonies must be #21 aye?
my top ten movies
10. Dawn of the Dead (Romero)
9. Aliens
8. Die Hard
7. Gangs of New York
6. American Splendor
5. Castle of Calisotrio
4. Clerks
3. Pulp Fiction
2. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
1. Goodfellas
Great list !!! , you're making me wanna go & re watch alot of these titles !
Before i even began to watch this whole episode i knew,i had a feeling you were the type of guy to have Big Trouble In Little China in your list and i was so happy that you did.I just absolutely love this movie to peices. Great flick for sure.
Excellent video, loved you passion.
Great video dude. Love the retro music in the background. I hear some Ninja Gaiden and Castlevania back there. Takes me back.
Great stuff Johnny I just started a rampage of classics and this is what i needed! So happy to see it in my feed =)
Dude, this list is spot on. Bladerunner is also my #1. Great video!
My top 20:
20. Goodfellas
19. Fargo
18. American Beauty
17. The Godfather
16. The Empire Strikes Back
15. Superbad
14. Vertigo
13. Shaun of the Dead
12. Reservoir Dogs
11. Back to the Future
10. Scott Pilgrim vs the World
9. Whiplash
8. Fight Club
7. 2001: A Space Odyssey
6. Forrest Gump
5. Taxi Driver
4. Blade Runner
3. The Dark Knight
2. A Clockwork Orange
1. Pulp Fiction
HM:
Dr Strangelove
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Apocalypse Now
The Thing
Seven
American Psycho
Donnie Darko
MINE:
1:Resivior dog's
2:The matrix
3:Spider-Man 2
4:Her
5:The adaptation
6:The polar express
7: A nightmare before Christmas
8:Bettlejuice
9:Peewees big adventure
10:Land of mine
11:V for Vendetta
12:Scott pilgrim vs the world
13:John wick
14:X-men days of futures past
15:Back to the future
16: Back to the future part 2 17:The big leboskwe
18:Momento
19:Inglorious bastards
20:pulp fiction
A lot of my favorites are on this list! I actually did go and watch Big Trouble in Little China after your 25th anniversary video. I loved it. I have a copy sitting on my shelf now. So thank you.
I'm from Vancouver too! Always good to see another vancouverite.
Dude I am just a few years younger but I swear watching your topics is my whole childhood. Great list and I had many similar experiences. Watching this and seeing your "The Thing" shirt I was thinking it may end up in the list. Just missed I bet.
Awesome list! I'm so glad you included Buckaroo Banzai and Big Trouble in Little China. I think those movies are hard to understand the whackyness and mood for people who weren't growing up in that time.
Great list!!! Many of your picks would have been in my top 20. You have great taste in movies.
Another great video I've been waiting for this one
Awesome video brother. I agree with almost every movie on your list. A movie scene that sticks with me from being a kid to today is the chest burst scene in Alien. That might be the most iconic movie scene in all of horror movies. That scene disturbed me as a kid and still brings back those same "oh my god" feelings when I see it now. Gotta love Alien. That would be in my top 3 of all time. Along with Jaws and Star Wars
Excellent choices, couldn't agree more with Army of Darkness. I've never even heard of Buckaroo Banzai though, maybe I ought to look into it? I was a little surprised not to see any anime in the mix though, maybe you should do a separate Top 5 Anime Movies or something? I bet I could guess what that list would be comprised of though... ;)
More videos please Super Derek!
You got it, I just finished filming my next one, should be out on Thursday I think. :)
Nice. Should be Friday morning for me. Good way to wind down for the weekend. I will finally finish BoF3 again and move on to suikoden for a second play through myself.
Yeah I did top 10 Anime films a few years back I think!
You know, I think I may remember that now that you mention it. maybe I should go rewatch it just to be sure. :)
I love Blade Runner as well. I love that there are long portions, entire scenes, with no dialogue.
Awesome T-shirt dude!
We don't share a lot of similarity in our top 20 movies, but I like hearing you talk about them. You're a very positive dude.
"My dad just threw me into everything, it made me the person I am today." That's the type of dad I'm trying to be.
What an awesome video thanks for sharing. its funny that I knew your last two movies were gong to be Big Trouble in little china and Blade Runner lol .
I'm actually quite interested to see this list because you have a wide palette of popular and obscure films. Lets see, how many of these have I seen.
20.) Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Never Seen It.)
19.) Time Bandits (Never Seen It.)
18.) Brazil (Never Seen It.)
17.) Back To The Future (Such a timeless classic, and just an awesome movie for all generations of people.)
16.) Ghostbusters (Another timeless classic that is easily quotable with some of the best sharp and comedic dialogue I've ever had the pleasure of watching.)
15.) Apocalypse Now (Never Seen It.)
14.) Lord of The Rings Trilogy (Beautiful films and probably the best representation of medieval fantasy.)
13.) E.T. (Another timeless classic, and a film that deserves to be watched by kids and adults.)
12.) Star Trek Film Series (I only ever seen the voyage home, but I need to watch the other ones as well.)
11.) Army of Darkness (Never Seen It.)
10.) The Matrix (I was lucky enough to watch this in theatre, and watching this film in theatre was one of the best theatre experiences I ever had.)
9.) The Godfather Trilogy (I only ever seen the first film - fairly recently actually. I still need to watch the other two entries in the series.)
8.) The Terminator (One of the best action movies out there, the sequel is obviously superior but this one is a great addition and it deserves to be watched by action films and film fans alike.)
7.) Conan the Barbarian (Never seen it from beginning to end. I seen specific parts, but I need to watch it from beginning to end.)
6.) Indiana Jones Film Series (I seen all the films, but I never watched temple of doom from beginning to end. I seen parts of the second film, but never the entire thing.)
5.) Alien Quadrilogy (I do prefer Aliens over Alien, but Aliens is probably the best action of the 1980's and its probably one of the best action movies of all time.)
4.) Star Wars (There is nothing that needs to be said. A film series that lives up to the legacy that it represents.)
3.) Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai (Never Seen It.)
2.) Big Trouble In Little Ninja (One of my best memories as a child when it came to watching movies.)
1.) Blade Runner (A movie I finally watched within the last ten years. One of the best film scores I ever listened to, and one of the most beautiful movies I've ever had the pleasure to watch with regards to its scenery, setting, philosophical message, and dialogue.)
A really good list and at least I watched the majority of these films.
I heard of buckaroo bonsai but I never thought I'd hear about it here. I've searched for a copy of it, but seems like I don't know where to get it. I think one of my cousins mentioned it to me when I was a kid.
Great list Johnny. I've watched most of what you have on your list. :) Will check on the others.
Great picks! Almost exactly the same as my list. I would throw in The Thing, Shaun of the Dead, Willow, and maybe The Goonies. Nothing beats 80s and 90s cinema. Army of Darkness is a masterpiece.
Really great list!!
Thank you so much for this! I adore your videos!!!
Great Picks! Many would be my own. I'm going to get Time Bandits now.. have never seen it
1. Star Wars (3-7)
2. Tron 1982
3. Blade Runner
4. Akira
5. Trainspotting
6. 2001: A Space Odyssey
7. Repo Man
8. Rain Man
9. E.T. the Extra Terrestrial
10. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
11. Scarface
12. Alien
13. Ghostbusters
14. Back to the Future
15. Gone with the Wind
16. Goodfellas
17. Taxi Driver
18. Ed Wood
19. Spider-Man 1&2
20. The Terminator
My top 20:
1: The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
2: Interstellar
3: Into the Wild
4: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
5: Catch me if you Can
6: Django Unchained
7: The Matrix
8: Back to the Future
9: The Fellowship of the Ring
10: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
11: Inglorious Basterds
12: The Wolf on Wall Street
13: Forrest Gump
14: Toy Story
15: The Goonies
16: Fight Club
17: Shawshank Redemption
18: Inception
19: The Big Lebowski
20: Inherent Vice
Great list Johnny..but where's the love for Paul Verhoeven's ROBOCOP?!?!? :( :( :(
It was in my pile 20 is toughhhhh
Was looking to see if anyone else wanted Robocop in there
ME. awesome movie. 😀 👍
I must say that I have been watching your channel for quite a while now & for a minute there I almost thought you was going to disappoint me for a moment, until you pulled Blade Runner out of the bag. Still to this day, I cannot believe this film was made mostly with practical effects & miniature sets. I just love the way the universe of Blade Runner feels futuristic & yet old at the same time. I think this embodies the essence of what has come to be referred to as "Used Future." The term was actually made popular by Star Stars, but I don't think any film made it feel as believable as Blade Runner. Truly awesome film.
Great stuff Johnny!
Very Nice list! Some movies I still need to see though, so thx for the tips. But can I ask, why was the soundtrack of the original Shadowgate playing when you were talking about the Alien trilogy? That's my ringtone on my phone :-).
Man I've always wanted to make a video like this, but goddammit I am way waayyyy to indecisive to do it. Excellent list my friend - there are several there I'll have to check out
Swap E.T., Star Trek, Conan, Buckaroo Banzai, and Alien with Seven Samurai, Gojira (Godzilla King of the Monsters), Stargate, Starship Troopers, and Ghost in the Shell (animated) and you essentially have my top 20 list (not same order) as well. I will definitely have to give Conan and Buckaroo Banzai a look. Thanks for sharing!
I've been waiting for something like this!
Hearing you talk about Blade Runner gave me goosebumps, I feel the exact same way and have ever since I first saw it. First cut I saw was the UK theatrical and it's the one I prefer (although I prefer the "I want more life, Father" line from the US cut) and the Final Cut looks just absolutely amazing.
This list is spot on! Bravo. I would also have Buckaroo Banzai and Blade Runner in my Top 5 as well.
Finally going to finish watching this video, an obvious favorite of mine from you! Reminds me of that very awesome Lord of Thunder podcast episode you did with alphaomegesin on favorite movies (more episodes please!!) I suppose its fitting that I'm about to watch Blade Runner for the first time for an English class at university, due tomorrow!
Great list man. Its funny because my parents were the same way, they just didn't care what I watched. My love of horror movies developed because of that. Growing up in the 80s was truly amazing.
Excellent list johnny retro bravo bravo
It's cool to see a person's list that just isn't a mirror of imdbs top 20. Cool list, definitely got some movies to watch.
Your father sounds like a great man, he would be so proud of you today Johnny
I can't wait this Halloween to watch Army of Darkness with my invisible friend. :) :(
Great list mate
Just got hip to your channel and am going through your back catalogue. This is basically a list of my favorite movies. Buckaroo Banzai!!! Fuck yeah!!! Time Bandits!!! Yes!!! Brazil!!! Love this stuff.
You see, This is why were friends!
Fun fact: Harrison Ford did not want to be in Raiders of the Lost Ark because he didn't want to be associated with every George Lucas project. Ford already was commited to other films but I believe those were canceled or something. Besides, Tom Selleck was getting famous for Magnum so Selleck dropped out to focus on the TV show and Ford accepted to do Raiders.
Damn, what a great list! Immense and awesome... I swear those are some of my favorite movies ever.. so good man.
Nice list man. Thanks so much for sharing your memories. You inspired me to re-watch Big Trouble In Little China. How about "The Last Starfighter"?!!!! Maybe that was number 21? Love that film.
Good picks. The 70's and 80's were an amazing time for movies.
Great selections, Johnny! I saw SW Episode 4 in the theater as a 10 year old and it blew my mind! I would add Patton and Dr. Strangelove, Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb to the list. Highly recommended.
I see Alien in the stack :) That's one of my favorite movies too for sure
YES!!!!
Waited with baited breath for your number one. Blade Runner! Hell yes!! :)
Beautiful photography and awesome music :)
Awesome video!
great list and stories man now i wanna know your 21st - 40th movies of all time
Wow almost a near match 18/20 of my fav movies. Man ive had basically the same youth. So good times.
For me seeing the Matrix (at Silver City in Richmond!) was about seeing the trailer for Star Wars: Episode I. And I came out of the theatre thinking that I had just seen something that would make Star Wars irrelevant. Even though the Star Wars prequels left the door open for someone to replace them, the Matrix sequels couldn't maintain that momentum and take over.
My top 20 favorite movies of all time
1. The Ninth Configuration
2. Donnie Darko
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Blade Runner
5. The Princess Bride
6. Interstellar
7. Fight Club
8. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
9. Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
10. Choose Me
11. There Will Be Blood
12. 2001: A Space Odyssey
13. A Clockwork Orange
14. Old Boy
15. Dazed and Confused
16. Trainspotting
17. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
18. Good Will Hunting
19. The Count of Monte Cristo
20. Real Genius
Great list.
I'll never forget when may dad and i went to see "The dark Crystal". After the movie my dad says,
"You didn't tell me they were going be f@!king muppets!" Ah good times.
This is the cool thing about movies. I liked almost all the movies you listed, but only four of them even made my top 30. Makes for good conversation.
Yes!! Blade Runner! One of my top three favorite movies of all time! (Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Blade Runner). I've recommended it to many people.
What you said about how you don't think you'd be who you are today without Star Wars, yes, that's true for me too. It changed me from an early age. Who knows what I'd be like today and what I'd be doing today, if it wasn't for that movie. It had SUCH an impact in younger people when they first saw it.
On that note, the documentary "Empire of Dreams", about George Lucas, his early movies, and then the creation of Star Wars, is a fantastic documentary. It renewed my respect and appreciation for George and for what he really accomplished.
Fantastic list man!
Hard to disagree with any of those choices. Especially Big Trouble In Little China.
Great list, 10 of these are in my top 30.
The second you mentioned Buckaroo Banzia I actually fist pumped and shouted "YES!!" LOL. Like 5 years too late.
Army of Darkness is awesome, but Evil Dead 2 is even better. And is a prequel to AOD, I must add...
I agree love that film as much! but Army has a soft spot for me!
HappyConsoleGamer
Yeah I understand why. Army is more adventure and comedy. ED2 is more gore and horror... I love both.
KronnangDunn
Your profile pic never stops making me taking notice Kyron!
HappyConsoleGamer
Yeah. Is a collage of Paul Bettany as Khyron LOL. I made it when there were the first rumors of a Robotech live action film...
Awesome list sir and I agree Blade Runner belongs at the top of the list. Some that you've mentioned that I'll give another look at. Cheers!
I just knew you were going to put the thing on your list since you were wearing the shirt! that is one of my all time faves. John carpenter in his prime with awesome practical effects. definetly in my top 3 ...blade runner would be my top pick as well.
great video!