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Suderman’s Top 5 — Assorted!

October 12, 2004 · by sudhishkamath

People!

This has been long due. But I’m just too lazy to mention why I like these films. But most of them don’t need reasons. They are just soooo good!

Top 5 – Romantic Comedies



1. 50 First Dates

2. Shrek

3. There’s something about Mary

4. Pretty Woman/ My Best Friend’s Wedding

5. Notting Hill

Top 5 – Whacko comedies



1. Austin Powers – International Man of Mystery

2. Dumb and Dumber

3. Kung-Pow

4. Dude Where’s My Car?

5. Ali G in Da House

Top 5 – Buddy flicks

1. Bad Boys 1 & 2

2. Dumb and Dumber

3. Rush Hour 1 & 2

4. Lethal Weapon (All)

5. Nothing to Lose

Top 5 – Classy/Witty comedies



1. Bowfinger

2. Groundhog Day

3. Bridget Jones’s Diary

4. Finding Nemo

5. Mask

Top 5 – Spectacle movies



1. The Matrix (all)

2. The Lord of the Rings (all)

3. Kill Bill – 1

4. Spiderman

5. Batman/Terminator 2

Top 5 – Violent movies



1. Natural Born Killers

2. Pulp Fiction

3. Kill Bill

4. Fight Club

5. Taxi Driver

Top 5 – Thrillers



1. Memento

2. Minority Report

3. The Usual Suspects

4. Reservoir Dogs

5. Sixth Sense

Top 5 – Dark flicks



1. Natural Born Killers

2. Seven

3. Monster

4. Boys Don’t Cry

5. Traffic

Post Script:

I watched the Hindi version of Bride and Prejudice yesterday! Will post the review of that tomorrow. Meanwhile, just a word of warning. Watch it if you must, but in English.

Until then,

Balle Balle!

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  1. Unknown's avatar Vin
    October 12, 2004 Reply

    Good list..sud..
    Most of the items in that list are my fav too..:))

  2. Unknown's avatar Suderman
    October 12, 2004 Reply

    Thanks Vin!
    Here’s something I left out!
    Top 5 – Action

    1. Kill Bill
    2. Any Jackie Chan directed movie. Take your pic.
    3. Speed
    4. Mission Impossible (2 & 1)
    5. Die Hard (all of em, but 3 is my fav.)

  3. Unknown's avatar Anonymous
    October 12, 2004 Reply

    Tango & Cash really started the trend among the buddy flicks (action oriented ones!)! An honorable mention needs to be given to these guys! 🙂 Ravi @ ravikumar.blogdrive.com

  4. Unknown's avatar Suderman
    October 12, 2004 Reply

    Well, Ravi!
    Tango and Cash is a really cool action flick awrite but I dont think it set any new trend… The first Lethal Weapon movie released a coupla years before Tango and Cash which is why I’ve included that ahead. But I suspect all these unlikely pairing cop buddy movies were inspired by the TV series Starsky and Hutch… I cant wait to watch the film version… The promos are really cool. And I really like Ben Stiller!
    Cheers!

  5. Unknown's avatar i-me-moi
    October 12, 2004 Reply

    Top 5 deeZ_recommended films

    1. Trainspotting
    2. Requeim for a Dream
    3. Snatch
    4. Anything by Guy Ritchie
    5. Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
    6. My Cousin Vinny (YOU MUST SEE THIS… make that you MUST see this …. for effect)
    7. Fight Club
    8. Reality Bites (if you like the script/screenplay/the beat generation/playing with words/et al)

    Here’s a favorite quote:
    There’s no point to any of this. It’s all just a… a random lottery of meaningless tragedy and a series of near escapes. So I take pleasure in the details. You know… a quarter-pounder with cheese, those are good, the sky about ten minutes before it starts to rain, the moment where your laughter becomes a cackle… and I sit back and I smoke my Camel Straights and I ride my own melt.

    AND

    Answering Machine: At the beep, please leave your name, number and a brief justification of the ontological necessity of modern man’s existential dilemma and we’ll get back to you.

  6. Unknown's avatar Suderman
    October 12, 2004 Reply

    Deez, Ive surely seen and liked 6 and 7. Fight club is mindblowing and I kinda like Reality bytes… i like Ben stiller, he made the movie, rite? and ive been hunting for trainspotting for years now, my cousin vinny i think i saw long ago on hbo, star or something, dont remember… Requiem too is already in my must-watch-yet-to-watch list. Hmmm you like Guy Ritchie… i got the script for Lock Stock… so u must like Oliver Stone two.. seen U-Turn? Thats good, its one of my favourites that I missed out on… Missed on quite a few actually… like a friend reminded me at work…
    Snatch…not heard before… will take note…

  7. Unknown's avatar Suderman
    October 12, 2004 Reply

    and your quotes…really rock! which movie are these from?

  8. Unknown's avatar Anonymous
    October 13, 2004 Reply

    Ravi’s note to self : Never open your mouth & put foot in! (re: Claiming T&C is a forerunner to LW). Thanks, Suderman! 🙂

  9. Unknown's avatar Vinod
    October 17, 2004 Reply

    Top 5 Romantic comedies without ‘When Harry met Sally’ and whacko comedies – have you seen ‘Road Trip’? totally awesome!

  10. Unknown's avatar Suderman
    October 17, 2004 Reply

    Of course, when Harry met Sally… you can put that at number three. But this is a movie which goes beyond the Romantic Comedy genre… maybe it’ll be there in the classics which im not ready to rate… not yet!
    I’ve seen Road Trip but I love these five much much much more than road trip…certainly more hilarious methinks!

  11. Unknown's avatar Vinod
    October 19, 2004 Reply

    Yup, ‘WHMS’ is a classic. Completely agree. But I thought they killed it in ‘Hum Tum’. I went there because it was a rip-off of one of my fav movies but left majorly disappointed.

    BTW, saw ‘Bride ad prejudice yesterday. My god, was it horrible. and what’s with those Sound of Musicesque songs with second-standard level lyrics.

    ‘I’m feeling great
    Let’s celebrate’

    Sheesh!

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