Some have called it the perfect movie... it might just be.

I tried not to include serial killers in this list (although murder is clearly a crime), but felt I should include John Carpenter's "Halloween" because it's as important a film as Hitchcock's "Psycho."

This movie is as sophisticated as a Shakespearean tragedy and as violent as... well... anything. Great performance by Pacino. Tony Montana is my favorite anti-hero.

With a villain that's better than the original, this movie is one of the best sequels ever made (along with "Godfather Part II" "Rush Hour 2" and "T2: Judgment Day").

Pure testosterone. I like it better than Pulp Fiction. In fact, it's probably my favorite movie.

Who is Keyser Soze? Answer: Possibly the best antagonist of all-time.

Very very funny.

It's a fun movie.

Great ensemble cast (Clooney, Pitt, Cheadle, Garcia, etc), it's relatively clever and very entertaining.

After Joel Schumacher almost killed Batman in 1997 ("Batman and Robin"), Nolan resuscitated him with this darker interpretation of him, one that was much needed after the 60s, Tim Burton, and Schumacher.

V's as good a vigilante as Batman, because V's motives are much more morally ambiguous. He is both a political idealist (well, anarchy as equality) and a possibly mentally-unstable criminal hell-bent on revenge.

A completely different movie than "Batman Begins" possibly because of a bigger budget, "The Dark Knight" takes itself a little too seriously at times, which is truly hilarious, and its over-the-top action scenes are entertaining as well. Combine that with a great performance by Heath Ledger, and you have one of the most re-watchable movies of all-time.