We have all seen these lists a hundred times before, so how is this one different? On this list, there will be no arbitrary picking of titles we just happen to like. Each film you recommend for this list must have a valid reason to be recommended. And because of the fact, that with this group Star Wars will inevitably be the #1 film of all time. It must be excluded from this list. The rules are:
--The film must be shown to have had a significant impact on how films are made today.
--On today's culture.
--Or on the political system of the day in which it was made.
--You must have actually seen the film you are recommending in its entirity.
--A film does not necessarily have to be a theatrical release. Straight to video, and made for TV films are allowed.
--Films and their sequels will be considered as one film if they do not have independent story lines.
--Films may be considered for top 5, top 10, top 20, top 50, and top 100.
--All nominations must contain title, year of release, and a brief description of why they should be included on this list.
--All entries will be considered for the placement on list by a panel of trusted judges.
--The film must be shown to have had a significant impact on how films are made today.
--On today's culture.
--Or on the political system of the day in which it was made.
--You must have actually seen the film you are recommending in its entirity.
--A film does not necessarily have to be a theatrical release. Straight to video, and made for TV films are allowed.
--Films and their sequels will be considered as one film if they do not have independent story lines.
--Films may be considered for top 5, top 10, top 20, top 50, and top 100.
--All nominations must contain title, year of release, and a brief description of why they should be included on this list.
--All entries will be considered for the placement on list by a panel of trusted judges.
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