Best movies with JACK NICHOLSON?
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1-Anger management\n2- Something's gotta give\n3- As good as it gets\n4- Wolf\n5- A FEW GOOD MEN\n6- Batman\n7- The witches of Eastwick\n8- The postman always rings twice\n9- Chinatown\n10- The king of Marvin  gardens\n11- The shining.
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My favorites are:\n\nThe Great Escape - WWII\nStalag 17 - Escape movie\nBattle of Algiers - Not a war movie per say\nThe Dirty Dozen - One of the best!\nDas Boot - German U-Boat\nThe Big Red One - One of my all time fav underrated films!\nWhere Eagles Dare\n13 Rue Madeleine - More of a spy film\nSchindler's List\nThe Pianist\nAll Quiet on the Western Front\nBridge on the River Kwai\nApocolypse Now\nBraveheart\nRan\nThrone of Blood\nGlory\nFarewell to Arms\nA Bridge Too Far
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my dad was a big john wayne fan groing up that was basically all we watched other than karate films.. but by far the best ones i think are \n1. big jake 1971\n2. the train robbers 1973\n3. the undefeated 1969\n4. flying tigers\nsorry i dunno the year of that one but those are the ones that i love.
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Love actually\nPride and prejudice\nThe Shawshank Redemption\nA Beautiful Mind\nBeing There \nMillion Dollar Baby
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To me it is "The Shining" by Stephen King and probably Jack Nicholsons best film.
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click\nthe devil wears prada\nthe illusionist\nthe departed\nbefore sunset\nv for vendetta\n\nwell those are just some I can think of right now, cool movies, really enjoyed them
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Hands down it has to be these three movies in this order\n1.Caddyshack\n2.Airplane\n3.Something about Mary
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One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest\nOnly the second picture to win the top four Oscars (the first was "It Happened One Night")\nBest Picture\nBest Director - Milos Forman\nBest Actor - Jack Nicholson\nBest Actress - Louise Fletcher
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There are many good ones...\nHow High, Half Baked, Killer Bud, Grandma's Boy, Saving Grace, Up in Smoke - Next Movie - Nice Dreams, Reefer Madness (the Movie Musical, not the old one), Harold and Kumar go to White Castle, Dude Where's my Car...
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I love all of Hugh Jackman's movies, specially x-men and van helsing.
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My Picks:\n\n1. Citizen Kane\n2. Casablanca\n3. Gone with the wind\n4. Apocalypse Now\n5. My Cousin Vinny\n6. Good Morning Vietnam\n7. A Fish called Wanda\n\nThis is the AFI's list:
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Jack Nicholson shouting, "You can't handle the truth", to Tom Cruise......A Few Good Men. GREAT MOVIE!
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Jack Nicholson's first movie was "The Cry-Baby Killer." The first movie that earned him an Oscar nomination was "Easy Rider" for Best Supporting Actor for the character of George Hanson. He would go on to earn 11 more nominations in his career and win 3 Oscars altogether ("One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," "Terms of Endearment" and "As Good As It Gets.")
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totally agree with you as there are classics I watch over and over again. such as The African Queen, Pillow Talk, Lover, Come Back, I Married A Witch, White Christmas, Holiday Inn, McLintock, etc.
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you're off to a good start, though i'd argue full metal jacket was weighed down by the second half of the film (interesting that you have two kubrick films there). \n\nif i had to pick one i'd say "iron giant, a brilliant animated feature by brad bird, who later went on to direct the incredibles from pixar.  think it's easy to overlook animation as a quality film but this was a great movie regardless of genre. \n\nalso think "my left foot" was somewhat overlooked as a great film despite the recognition for daniel day lewis.  \n\nlastly would add "trainspotting", in which ewan mcgregor gave one of the great acting performances of the last ten years in my opinion (actually thought he was a real heroin user and not an actor).
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"Roman Holiday"-great chemistry between Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck-I can watch this movie over and over again.\n"To Kill A Mockingbird"-intense\n"Cape Fear"-wait seems like Gregory Peck is a regular presence I did not realize this until now\n"The Member of the Wedding"-redone with Anna Paquin, both are excellent character movies.\n\nYes Honestly, "The Day the Earth Stood Still"-if only the lessons addressed in that movie applied today\n"Mighty Joe Young"-when ever this was on as the 1pm movie I would fake being sick so could stay home from school and watch it.\n"Psycho"\nSteeeeeeeelllaaaaaaaaaaaa- "A Streetcar Named Desire!!"\n"Arsenic and Old Lace"-Cary Grant is awesome and the movie is morbidly fun.\n"Philadelphia Story"- Hepburn rattling a mile a minute, funny and fun.\n"M"- creepy, disturbing and dark ahead of its time.\n\nThis is an old movie but in  color- "Black Narcissus" -about the convent in the Himalayas- I love this movie and the tension it escalates.\nand the French version of "Beauty and the Beast"-so many movies today borrow the visuals from that  film.\n\nKeep remembering more I love:\n\nThe Misfits\nKing Kong\nTopper\nThe Haunting-man this was scary and not one gory scene all in sounds\nThe Spiral Staircase\nCat People with Simone Simon\nThe Boy with Green Hair\nShoot the Piano Player\nThe Most Dangerous Game-Fay Wray pre King Kong fame\nNight of the Hunter\nSuspicion\nJezebel\nCat on a Hot Tin Roof...HOTTTTT!!!
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The Princess Bride\nSoapdish \nGrease\nThe Three Muskateers (with Charlie Sheen)\nA Fish Called Wanda\nClerks\nDogma