The Top 10 Hitmen Movies - The Top 10 Show
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2016
- John Rocha and Matt Knost return with another episode of 'The Top Ten Show' here on Collider Video! On this episode, John and Matt break down the Top 10 best Hit-Men movies to get you ready for 'The Accountant' starring Ben Affleck!
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1. John Wick (most fun I've had watching a movie in a long time and I watched it in my living room for the first time)
2. Leon the professional (Oldmans the best)
3. No Country For Old Man (Javier Bardem is so fucking scary in this film)
4. Pulp Fiction (Sam Jackson enough said)
5. Sicario (surprised you didn't put it on the list cause Benicio was so good)
6. Collateral (you guys are right Tom Cruise should play a bad guy more)
7. Looper (a rare time where Bruce Willis looks like he's trying)
I can't think of any more I've seen but this was a great topic guys great work
Great List.
"The Top Ten Show" remains at the top of the list of my favorite Collider shows, second only to "Jedi Council." John and Matt are the best hosts ever; don't ever change.
I just want to take a moment to say how much I love your show! It's quickly become my favorite show on TH-cam! I love the banter, the topics you pick, etc. I finish each episode inspired to go revisit some of my old favorite films in the category of the week. Keep up the great work!
Oh I got this, Hitman: Agent 47.....
Ok does No Country for Old Men fit with this category now?? Cuz I'm gonna say No Country For Old Men.
Collateral with Tom Cruise is one of my favorites.
+KingOfWakanda are correct Anton Sugar the definitive Hitman.
But he's no #JohnWick.
The American is great. A very slow burn thriller but it was intense and gripping.
Those are probably the 2 worst movies of all time..
New drinking game: take a drink every time Rocha says "and all that jazz" :D
Thank you gentlemen for another great episode! Keep up the great work!
Good job guys love the banter and knowledge you constantly drop. 👍🏼
I cannot believe that Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai was not on this list. A lot of people have mentioned Le Samourai which Ghost Dog is heavily inspired by, but Ghost Dog was certainly one of my favorite hitman movies growing up.
Great show guys...I had a hard time finding the show this week. I'm glad you have a link on Twitter.
Great list as always, favorite show on Collider
Love the Top-10 Show. You guys always do such an awesome job.
Thanks for the new movie passion I'm getting every time I watch you guys.
Keep it up.
This show keeps getting better and better, great job you two
They screwed up the order at the end
I LOVE that you had Grosse Point Blank on your list, Matt! It was, for some reason, the first movie I thought of when you announced the category.
Someone needs to mention Le Samouraï. Love that film
Definitely.
It might just be the coolest film ever made
One of my favorite movies.
Calcifer Boheme Same here man. Alain Delon is perfect as Jef Costello and Melville's direction is astounding
I would say that gas station scene solidified Bardem's Oscar win. Just terrific stuff. Definitely need to rewatch that movie.
I love these guys. I could watch two hours more. Keep killing it! 10/10 as always.
This is by far my favorite podcast on Collider.
Rocha saying kill bill is his favorite tarantino movie just made me love him even more
Another great episode!!
Cody!!!great show as always guys Adam screwed up at the end but I think it was funny lol . keep the good work and always a great list!
This show is always great. I always have a list of films that I need to go and watch for the first time or need to go watch again.
Love your choices.. love your show
Another Great show!!! M girlfriend and I watch you guys each week. I wish you guys would have mentioned a few honorable mentions or ones you left off the list. I was also hoping to see the movie "Mr. Right" on the list. Maybe at the end of each show you guys can give us a hint of next weeks topic or show. Can't wait until next weeks show!
Great topic.
This is one of my favorite TH-cam shows. You guys are hilarious, and even though I may not always agree with you (PREDATOR IS NOT A B MOVIE!) you guys are freaking awesome!
Rocha telling Knost not to get so upset is hilarious!
I hope The Matador makes someones list. It's my favorite Pierce Brosnan movie.
good movie
I've never seen the movie but it's my favorite beef jerky 😃
Best time of the week, top ten time!
Man, I love this show. Had a nerdasm while they talked about John Wick. A mention should be made for the American with George Clooney, a more meditative movie but I really liked it. I have no problem with any of the films mentioned here though. Brilliant show.
Yes keep the ending (and Cody), and great show guys
This is becoming my favorite collider show! Leon would be my number 1 choice this week
In Bruges doesn't get enough love. It's a fantastic movie. I'm glad it made your lists.
Best show on Collider! Everyone at EastCoastMovieGuys love you Guys!!
Please do a top 10 Heist films! Great show again guys love the list.
you said all that jazz like 50 times
Keep the show guys!
I'm proud to finally have seen all of the films (besides The Killer) they've mentioned already :) I usually haven't seen at least half of them...
Just watched Leon The Professional and came back to this to hear them talk about it now I have some context. I miss these discussions
Welcome back to Ika's alternative choices. This is a segment where I present 3 films you may not heard of related to the week's topic that I think deserve an audience.
1) Headhunters
2) Kill List
3) The Baker
a favorite of my dad although not surprised that it didn't make the list was Prizzi's Honor
Great video as usual but for the end of the year, will you two do a Top 10 Best Movies of 2016 List? I think that'd be a fun list to do.
They did it last year so they will probably do it.
Interesting that four of the main actors from In Bruges are in the Harry Potter universe. Madeye Moody, Voldemort, Fleur Delacour and the new villain.
I love LEON. First watched it on VHS when I was 15. Fancied the pants off Matilda (I could then, I was young too!). Brilliant soundtrack from Eric Serra (which he copied and pasted onto Goldeneye). "He said go back inside" Oldman was awesome!!!
There are movies on your lists that I need to watch but the movie that I definitely want to watch is Leon The Professional. I have heard nothing but good things and I think with me being this huge action movie fan I would probably love it. I need to rewatch both John Wick and Looper. Pulp Fiction is amazing. I just saw Collateral and really liked it. No country for old men is really good.
love the list !!! but no , Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind ?
Haven't seen that many hitman movies, so this would be my Top 6 because these are the only ones I love.
6. Sicario
5. Django Unchained
4. John Wick
3. Collateral
2. No Country for Old Men
1. Pulp Fiction
I still haven't seen León: The Professional.
When I should be studying for a midterm but the Top 10 show is always the first priority.
I do like Cody, and it is great to see him, but you cant see what is written on the board at all, and Im not sure I love the whiteboard. As I have commented before, it would be so great if you guys had a chance to put together graphics showing the lists coming together. I know thats not something you can do right now, but explore it! it would be so cool to see like, the two lists on the side, and then as you select one, see it flash on whatever list it is already on, and then pop up on a central combined list. I know it wouldnt be simple, but i think it is very possible with the tools I see you guys use!
I'm not the biggest movie buff, I still have not seen citizen kane lol I'm sorry. But I really enjoy Rocha and because they almost review the films they choose, I add great movies to my watchlist.. When Sasha kept raving about drop dead gorgeous, I had to watch it and holy crap, that movie was hilarious. Great show guys.
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Collateral
3. Looper
4. No Country For Old Men
5. Leon the Professional
6. Grosse Pointe Blank
7. In Bruges
8. Road to Perdition
9. Mr and Mrs. Smith
10. The American
Really enjoy the show, guys. Did you both go to film school?
This show never shows up in my feed, is that just me?
I have the same issue
me too i have to try different ways to find it
On the collider page, go to playlists on the top of the page - "Top Ten" pops up with all the others!
xxymoder That's what I do now.
Assassins with Stallone is one of my favorites.
Best Show on TH-cam.
I love to learn about the behind the scenes stuff, and when there's a 'mess-up' like on the displayed list vs the list they say today, im intrigued as to how that happened. I know they sometimes have to try to get the list put together on the fly as quick as possible, but this is the first time that I have noticed this kind of discrepancy.
My favorites; no particular order
- Léon - the Professional
- John Wick
- No Country for Old Men
- Pulp Fiction
- Looper
- Collateral
- Sicario
but then, there are quite a few supposed to be great Hitman movies I have not seen (yet)
so back in the amc days they tried a show called amcRewind. after watching and keeping up with the top 10 show since its debut on collider, I'm thinking this is exactly what amcRewind should have been all along
LA FEMME NIKITA was great and I loved the tv show spin off's as well. The one on CW with Maggie Q and Lyndsey F. (I forgot her last name.) was a underrated show.
A comment for the editors; It'd be great if when you have the graphic with the movie title they are talking about to also show the number that the movie is for each Rocha and Knost. I know you do it at the end with the combine list, so maybe thats why you dont, but just a suggestion.
Guys please! I can't believe Ghost Dog did not make anyone's list!
I don't know if you will see this Matt Knost but No Country For Old Men the jail escape scene if you look at Javier's face he is holding his breath either to feel what the deputy is or to compete who can do without oxygen. When the struggle ends he exhales sharply great movie awesome ending
I enjoyed the hitman comedy from Max Landis - Mr. Right.
1.Pulp Fiction
2.Collateral
3.Looper
4.Sicario
5.Road To Perdition
6.No Country For Old Men
7.John Wick
8.The Professional
9.In Bruges
10.Grosse Point Blank
No country for old men for sure is the best for me. Best villain I've seen in a film along side the joker
Interesting note about the idea of a Leon sequel: Columbiana was originally written to be that movie, but Portman turned it down, so they rearranged it to be a different character.
Also, The Killer features the Triad, not the Yakuza, as it takes place in Hong Kong, not Japan.
EXCELLENT TOPIC! John Wick is my favorite! Fucking love that movie!
This is my favorite topic from you guys, honestly! Each movie is amazing!
Hey Matt, where do you buy your movies man? Im thinking of going digial
no sicario? both your favorite movie of last year, I'm shocked it's not on here
moviedude94 that's not a hitman movie
SICARIO means "HITMAN"!!!
It isnt about a hitman though. It was about Emily Blunt's character.
to be honest, I was expecting sicario too
If Pulp Fiction and No Country for Old Men can be on the list, then In think Sicario can be on the list. While Blunt is the main character, Benicio Del Torro is the title character. Is not a classic hitman film. But it as much as No Country for Old Men.
Film fans may also like: From Russia with Love (1963), The Manchurian Candidate (1962), Day of the Jackal (1973), The Mechanic (1972), The Assassin (1993), Outland (1981), Smokin' Aces (2006), The Killers (1964), The Parallax View (1974), The Liquidator (1965), and 3 Days of the Condor (1975). :-) :-) :-)
Why does this show never appear in the uploads section on Colliders page? Always have to go on a mad mission to go find it.
And Rocha always see's everything in a creepy sexual way :')
yes please fix that
On the collider page, go to playlists on the top of the page - "Top Ten" pops up with all the others!
Seriously. I feel like someone's sabotaging the show.
I barely know when they have a new episode up.
I don't like that...
I guess I don't have to worry about that anymore since they are canceling it
Scott Collins I know man I'm.so annoyed. I blame this very problem for its cancellation.
*Puts on tinfoil hat*
1. Pulp fiction
2. The professional
3. Looper
4. Collateral
5. Ice man
A tough one this week. My list would be:
1. Leon: The Professional
2. Road To Perdition
3. Ghost Dog:Way of the Samurai
4. The Mechanic (1972)
5. Grosse Point Blank
6. In Bruges
7. La Femme Nikita
8. Looper
9. John Wick
10. Golgo 13: Assignment Kowloon
I would love if Luc Besson made "The Professional 2" and bring back Natalie Portman as her grown up self as the new assassin.
What's up with no SICARIO? Thought you both LOVED that film. Remember, SICARIO means HITMAN.
A lot of these films are not "just hitman films", GROSSE POINT is a comedy. PULP FICTION is a gangster film with a gimp. NO COUNTRY is an old man coming to terms with his irrelevance. I think they just forgot about SICARIO.
sicario is much less about hitmen than all those others
No dude, that was your mom
In Bruges and Road to Perdition are amazingListen to these guys If you haven't see either do it NOW!!!
How many times can 1 man say "All that jazz"? Maybe do top 10 musicals.
My suggestions would have been Pulp Fiction, Le Samourai, Leon the Professional, Smokin' Aces, John Wick, Boondock Saints, No Country For Old Men, Sicario, Collateral, Fargo,
1. Le Samourai
2. Collateral
3. Road to Perdition
4. Pulp Fiction
5. In Bruges
6. Leon: The Professional
Who left Looper off the final graphic and put Grindhouse at 8? Adam?? Cody???
Great lists!
My Personal Picks:
1. No Country For Old Men
2. Collateral
3. Sicario
4. Leon
5. John Wick
6. The American
7. In Bruges
8. Le Samourai
9. The Killer
10. Killing Them Softly
H.M.s: Grosse Point Blank and Pulp Fiction (more of an ensemble with two hitmen in it imo)
Totally forgot Road to Perdition. Would put that at #6
Also forgot Looper. Would actually put that at 6, and RtP at 7
You guys are costing me a lot of money in Blu Rays
Solid list, but I'd have put The Professional up top. Such a great movie
A History of Violence???
Mike Brown Were they hit-man or just former crime associates?
SuperSoldier IV they were not hit men. They were all in the mob or former mob in Viggo's case.
10-Leon
9-In Bruges
8-Collateral
7-Road to perdition
6-The Bourne Supremacy
5-No Country for old men
4-Pulp Fiction
3-Wanted
2-Looper
1-John Wick
Pulp Fiction too! That has hitmen in it
Thanks for explaining the ending to No Country for Old Men. I gotta admit it kind of ruined the movie for me the first time but now maybe I can go back and enjoy it a little more.
Can we get Cody to throw some confetti at the guys after they make the final list?? I hope more people will request this
1) John Wick
2) Collateral
3) The Professional
4) Django Unchained
5) Looper
Marcos Acosta Django Unchained is in no sense of the word, a Hitman movie
Great List.
The night-time driving scenes in 'Collateral' are a visual version of Doors songs...
Rocha, your inclusion for John Woo's "The Killer" makes up for your inclusion of "Predator" in the Top 10 B-Movies list :)
I tend to like Korean cinema so I'd recommend "No Tears for the Dead" and "A Company Man" as hitmen movies.
1 Pulp Fiction
2 John Wick
3 No Country For Old Men
4 The Professional (i was too young when i saw it, haven't revisited)
5 Looper
6 Smokin Aces
7 The Whole Nine Yards
8 The Jackal
9 Mr. and Mrs. Smith
10 The Mechanic
Can you guys please do top 10 Phillip seymour Hoffman films just saw capote for the first time last night absolutely incredible as is his performance in before the devil knows you're dead
I have not seen a lot of the movies on your guys list and i've only seen ten movies I would count as hitman movies.
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Collateral
3. Kill Bill
4. Red
5. Looper
6. Kite
7. Wanted
8. Colombiana
9. Mr. & Mrs. Smith
10. Golgo 13
great discussion, but less spoilers when talking about the movie please
l think this is the first top 10 ever on this show where l've seen all of the top 5
The professional all day every day baby! Oh and btw UP THE OUTLAW NATION!!!
I'm very surprise either of you had Sicario on you're list since you've talked so much about it. Anyway heres mine:
10. John Wick
9. Grosse Point Blank
8. Lucky Number Slevin (Not sure if it counts but very good movie.)
7. In Bruges
6. Sicario
5. Collateral
4. Road to Perdition
3. Pulp Fiction
2. No Country For Old Men
1. Leon: The Professional