Either ones I will watch from scratch, or shows I've seen episodes from but not really started watching properly from beginning to end*.

*Depends on how committed I am/how much the quality holds up.

I've seen over half of them at least, so I decided I'd make this list. However, I will extend it as I see more of his work!

Al Pacino's Filmography - Best to worst (so far)

Eddie Albert, Eva Gabor, and Arnold the Piggy in Green Acres (1965)

These are each of the worst episodes of TV shows I actually love. Even some of the greatest ones have at least one stinker.

Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Dan Castellaneta, and Yeardley Smith in The Simpsons (1989)

I didn't like the genre at first, but really changed my mind until I saw some great or at least fun ones. These are slashers I might give a watch later on since they look entertaining or funny enough. I might update with my thoughts on those I've seen later on. I will also add more picks.

(NOTE: There are those I already *know* I will watch in the near future, so Nightmare On Elm Street 5-7 are not on the list)

Anyone is free to offer me more suggestions.

William Marshall and Vonetta McGee in Blacula (1972)

Similarly to the Al Pacino list, I rank his movies from best to worst.

Kiefer Sutherland's Filmography - Best to worst (as of now)

Forest Whitaker, Katie Holmes, Colin Farrell, and Radha Mitchell in Phone Booth (2002)

I've wanted to make a top 10 list for a very long time. But for an obvious reason I couldn't: haven't seen every episode. Then I got an idea. What if I made two top 10 lists for the same show? "Doesn't make sense" you might think, but it's easy. I just rank the best from each half! Top 10 from season 1-5 and top 10 from season 6-10. And since I've seen the first five seasons in full, I can make this list. So technically, this will actually be a top 20 list. But I'm still gonna call this the first top 10 instead. Now that I've explained, here we go!

NOTE: If I pick fewer episodes from some seasons, it doesn't neccessarily represent how good those seasons are or not, it's just harder to pick top 10 episodes from them.

Top 10 episodes of The X-Files: PART 1 (Season 1-5)

Too much focus on the males in my lists. Here's one with my absolute favorite female actors! (In no particular order)

http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/259681888

Sure they are horrid, but definitely worth your time!

Note: Only movies I rated at least 5.5 or higher in entertainment value can be on a list like this (although the lowest here is a 6). Movies rated lower might still be funny to some extent, but more questionable. Also, at least half of the movie has to be at least amusing, or it's  just a bad movie with a handful of good "comedy".

(It has to be mostly unintentional, so the two Jack Frost movies as well as Leprechaun sadly couldn't make the list)

Lorraine De Selle and John Stacy in The Wild Beasts (1984)

Since I'm listing so many movies, I'm afraid I won't offer elaborate explanations as I usually do. You can still discuss my picks though!

Top 10 and bottom 10 horror movie sequels

Kim Myers and Mark Patton in A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985)

Don't you hate it when people ask you "What's your favorite show?" and you don't have an exact answer? Well, I'm hoping this list is close enough to my opinions. Enjoy it, folks!

While he later went the PG-13 route (like with The Prestige, Inception, Interstellar), Christopher Nolan's movies were in the beginning R-rated. So which R-rated Nolan movie is your favorite?

http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/251951319

Favorite R-rated Christopher Nolan movies?

In your life, you see both good movies, great movies, just plain ok movies, mediocre movies, disappointing movies (which may go into the "just plain okay" or "mediocre"-category), pretty bad movies... and then there's the REALLY bad ones. Since I haven't seen as many ass-sucky movies as great ones, it wasn't that hard to pick what to include on this list. And I can guarantee you that at least ONE of my choices will be a movie that makes you f ucking puke too. If you have seen any of them, that is. Please don't. For your own good.

The 10 Worst Movies Ever Made... For REAL.

Rarely, a show is outright awful to me. Those I don't care for I pretty much only think are mediocre or "okay, but nothing special/really overrated". These however, makes my skin crawl...

The order doesn't really matter, so I'm not bothering with the numbering this time.

Wayne Knight, Kristen Johnston, David Alan Basche, and Donald Faison in The Exes (2011)

Of course there are many classics I haven't seen yet, but so far, these are the movies I adore the most!

Vincent Price in The Last Man on Earth (1964)

Some movies can be pretty ambiguous, undefined and/or hard to understand, but that doesn't mean they can't be great! Which one do you favor the most?

http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/238645569?d=238647307

Counting up what movies you love the most is never easy. In fact, it's a living fucking hell. Picking out the candidates wasn't THAT hard, you just have to keep a slightly higher standard on quality than before. CHOOSING between them though, that's the awful part. In fact, if I hadn't made sure to also have honorable mentions, I would have totally ditched this list immidiately and thought "Meh, I'll save it for later... MUCH later..." But here it is! And while some of the choices pretty easily is on someone else's list, a couple of them will also make you yell "WHAT THE FUCK, DUDE?" But goddamn it, I don't want to take the time to give a shit about that. Enjoy the list! OBS! IMDB won't let me start with 10 and then go down to 1, so if you see it start at 1, it's actually the TENTH best film. Get it? Good. Let's roll!

As for now, my 10 favorite movies ever! + 3 honorable mentions

Of of the movies here (you'll notice which one) is not really considered as a "comedy" by people, and partly aren't either, but it's still listed there because of its underlying blackly comic nature. Note: The best one is listed at the bottom of the page.

John Cusack, Cameron Diaz, and Catherine Keener in Being John Malkovich (1999)

If you haven't seen any of their movies, you really are missing out on shit! :D

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