Here at Rotten Tomatoes we don’t just love compiling movie
reviews; we love the movies themselves. To wrap up our 10th Anniversary
celebration, we decided to share with you our favorite films of all time by
collecting the fond cinematic musings of RTers past and present. Read on for the
geek-outs and misty memories of the films that moved us most, as we’re sure they
did some of you. (And chime in to let us know what your favorite films are and
why!)
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I think my love for Drunken Master II is getting |
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Every time someone asks about my favorite movie, my |
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Let me preface this with a confession: I like film |
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Once Upon a Time in China (1991) Tomatometer: 89% Chosen by Patrick Lee, RT Founder My movie is Jet Li’s Once Upon a Time in China. From wushu, I met a lot of future Rotten Tomatoes folks like Stephen, Paul, |
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Leolo (1993) Tomatometer: 100% Chosen by Susan Nakasora, RT Founder Way back when, a friend raved to me about a film she and her roommate had |
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Whenever anyone asks what my favorite movie is, my stock |
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The Graduate (1967) Tomatometer: 89% Chosen by Stephen Wang, RT Founder The Graduate continues to be my sentimental favorite movie. It has |
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Empire Records (1995) Tomatometer: 24% Chosen by Joe Utichi, UK Editor Empire Records is not my favorite film, but it’s the film I most |
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The best compliment I ever got? I was working retail and someone came up I saw Rushmore at the right times: once before my Soon, my friends and all the smart girls moved away to
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Moulin Rouge! (2001) Tomatometer: 78% Chosen by Paul Lee, RT Founder Wow, this is a tough one. But if I had to name one movie, then I’d have to I remember the first time I The movie began in a promising way, I thought, but I wasn’t Moulin Rouge is a story about love, of course, but a |
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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Tomatometer: 96% Chosen by Ryan Fujitani, Community Manager I’m not sure I could write much about this movie that hasn’t already been |
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Nobody’s Fool (1994) Tomatometer: 89% Chosen by Jeff Giles, RT Staff When I was a kid, in an |
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (1966) Tomatometer: 98% Chosen by Nick Hershey, RT Staff For me, Sergio Leone’s The Good, the Bad and the Ugly sets the |
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Every bit of my favorite film sounds pretentious. Vivre |
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