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Finally somebody who liked Lost Highghway!

Added Serenity, since it's characters and situations were based on Joss Whedon's earlier scenario for Alien: Resurrection. Also, Serenity bears the familiar Weyland-Yutani logo, so it's immediately in the same universe as most of the films listed here.

This is interesting... I took my Top Movie List, which had over 100 titles and was a mess, and used the advice from this blog to randomly select a top 10 from those titles: http://blogs.indiewire.com/pressplay/video-sight-sound-film-poll-ignatiy-vishnevetsky-on-how-to-make-a-random-top-ten-list Strangely enough, the list turned out great! This list is almost identical to the list I would have made as a teenager (if you replaced Forbidden Planet with something by Kurosawa or Lynch, that is).

Ah! I've found a solution; the top 10 will be selected using this methodology: http://blogs.indiewire.com/pressplay/video-sight-sound-film-poll-ignatiy-vishnevetsky-on-how-to-make-a-random-top-ten-list Stay tuned...

Rollin's "The Night of the Hunted" (not listed on FilmCrave) would also receive 3 stars, and would probably take second place.

My main criteria for judging a sequel (or prequel, for that matter) would be how much it enhanced the original. None of these films diminished the original, I feel, and some of them are even better.

By far the most difficult list to make. I debate not having a favorite film list, but instead just rotate it constantly. LAWRENCE OF ARABIA, BARRY LYNDON, 2001, BRAZIL, BLUE VELVET, THE THIN RED LINE, SEVEN SAMURAI... all of these and more are more or less tied for my favorite movie, so the whole top 100 is honestly in (almost) random order.