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No, I think these discussions have merit. It's ranking the Top 100 films that I think is ultimately worthless. Mainly because I don't think you can quanitfy what's best and how the films should rank. It's different for everyone. One man's trash is another man's treasure, so to speak.:)

I'd agree, at least with the films that I've seen that are on the list.

Brian, I'm not necessarily criticizing people for participating in a poll for the best film, or in a thread like this. It's fun to do. I just think it's impossible to accurately quantify what is the best film and where they should line up, especially considering the huge number of great films...

I also think polling and picking the best films in order is completely useless. If that makes this thread useless, so be it. I actually thought the thread as being films that are the most influential and have had the most impact and change on film and filmmaking. But everyone's Top 100 is...

I didn't like 2001, but I'd agree that it was influential in it's impact on the film industry.

I'd have to agree with Ike Donny. Fight Club, NBT, and A Clockwork Orange did not revolutionize film, or advanced any particular aspect of filmmaking. A Clockwork Orange was a very good film. Fight Club and NBT were dreck in my opinion, but that's not my point. It's about influencing and...