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Looking at both lists, the only film I don't have in Empire's list is 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' and in IMDB's list 'Memento' which I still haven't got round to seeing. It's easy to get snobbish over Empire's list, I think its a valid list because its mr.average filmgoer who voted, the more...

Yep I agree IMDB's top 25 has more great films than Empire's top 25, both lists missed out on '2001 A Space Odyssey' though. I don't have a problem with either list, since I have nearly all the films from both lists in my movie collection. I'd hate to see what some of HTF's movie snob elite...

Well that represents the UK's average moviegoer I'm almost afraid to say, I'm pretty sure the US average moviegoer would have a different sort of top 25, probably 2 or 3 Kevin Smith films in the top 10 and 'Dude Where's my Car' at no.11, with 'American Pie 2' straight in at no.1, hehehe sorry...

Empire Magazine is the UK's no.1 film magazine, not sure if its available in the US, the new issue had the results of a poll by its readers on the 50 best films of all time, here is the top 25. 1)Star Wars (1977) 2)The Empire Strikes Back (1980) 3)The Shawshank Redemption (1996) 4)The...