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[Epxion]

Action: Equilibrium
Sci-Fi: The Fifth Element
Romance: The Holiday
Martial Arts: Gorgeous
Drama: A Clockwork Orange
Animation: The Incredibles
Documentary: Religulous
Horror: Stir of Echoes

[v2t]

action fast and furious
comedy american pie
animation toy story 3

[Nimbus]

Action: The Book of Eli (This movie had a great ending.)
Sci-Fi: Star Trek (I think this is the only Sci-Fi movie that I've seen.)
Romance: A Walk to Remember (Mandy Moore is so cute and innocent in this movie.)
War: Inglourious Basterds(Only war movie that I can think of.)
Animation: Shrek (I only cared for the first movie.)
Martial Arts: Ip Man (You must watch this movie. Wing Chun is awesome.)

[archaz]

Read all previous posts , really liked your recommendations , thanks guys .
But , most of all i liked commandante's movies , its something what i like to watch , his choise is the closest.
Im big fan of Aranowsky ( Requiem of a Dream , Wrestler on Fountain ) someone already mentioned these movies there , but i really recommend his movie "Pi" , its one of the best movies i ever watched , because theres nothing SIMILAR to this one.
Thats why i really wonder this movie - very original, lone.
Sorry, im not big fan of Action , Sci-Fi movies i prefer Dramas , so , i would like recommend some of my favorite movies which werent mentioned above.

Must see:
7 pounds
This is England
The Pursuit of Happyness
Life of David Gale
Usual Suspects
American Beauty
Beautiful Mind
Pay it forward
6th sense
Forrest Gump
American history X
Illusionist
Rounders
Primal fear
Prestige
Scent of a woman
Carlitos way
Green mile
Cast away
Catch me if u can
21
Truman Show
Shawshank redemption
Silence of lambs
Memento
Snatch
Trainspotting
Wicker Park
Mystic River
Rain man
Snowcake
Knockin' on Heaven's Door

I hope u'll enjoy !

[germgin]

I thought we should have such a section for all people who just fed up watching all movies they know or hear about,so as to give them more chances to NJoy watching other types of movies

I can't stress enough how good cinematography is not only about genres or actors, it is so much about filmmakers and directors. A good start in not getting bored of what you see or not seeing random quality movies is to start caring about the director of the film.

So, please, please start doing yourself a treat and look at the "Directors" field on imdb, it will be a huge step in the way you relate to movies. If you like a movie from some director, it is a great chance to like his other movies too, and also to like similar directors.

Some good names to start from are (depending on your personal taste):
Cristopher Nolan (Inception, Dark Knight, The Prestige, Memento)
James Cameron (The Terminator 1&2, Titanic, Avatar)
Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction, Inglourious Basterds, Reservoir Dogs)
David Fincher (Seven, Fight Club, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button)
Francis Ford Coppola (The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, The Conversation).

After these ones, you will probably dive more comfortably into the superb works of Stanley Kubrick, Andrei Tarkovsky or Ingmar Bergman.

so What are Yours ?

To keep my reply on-topic, here is a list:

Drama: Persona
Crime: Seven
Action: The Matrix
Sci-Fi: 2001: A Space Odyssey
Romance: Amelie
War: Apocalypse Now
Animation: Up
Martial Arts: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

[poti]

Action: The dark knight
Adventure: The Lord of the Rings series
Classic: the good, bad and the ugly
Drama: The Shawshank Redemption
Horror: The Exorcist
Musical: Dancer in the dark
Documentary: mythbusters tv series........or the paranormal activity..i suppose
Sci-Fi: Inception
War: saving private ryan
History: Shindler's list
Romance: a walk to remember, vertigo
Crime: godfather
Family: up
Animation: toy story
Sport: million dollar baby
Martial Arts: seven samurai