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20. Pirates of Silicon Valley 1999, Martyn Burke
19. Short Circuit 1986, John Badham
18. Hackers 1995, Iain Softley
17. Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan 1982, Nicholas Meyer
16. WarGames 1983, John Badham
15. Repo Man 1984, Alex Cox
14. Planet of the Apes 1968, Franklin J. Schaffner
13. Alien Quadrilogy 1979, Ridley Scott
12. Akira 1988, Katsuhiro Ôtomo
11. Pi 1998, Darren Aronofsky
10. Office Space 1999, Mike Judge
9. The Original Star Wars 1977, George Lucas
8. The Matrix 1999, Larry and Andy Wachowski
7. Metropolis 1927, Fritz Lang
6. Brazil 1985, Terry Gilliam
5. Serenity 2005, Joss Whedon
4. Lord of the Rings 2001, Peter Jackson
3. Spaceballs 1987, Mel Brooks
2. Bladerunner 1982, Ridley ScottAnd lastly..1. 2001 1968, Stanley Kubric
Now the gauge of a geeky movie has to be by its quotability among geeks. So to express my favourites on the list, I will simply pay tribute to those I felt deserve this title.
No Disassemble! Khan!!!!! Would you like to play a game? Damn dirty apes. You Bitch! Akira! Its my stapler. That ain’t no moon. There is no spoon. In their proper place, the depths. I aim to misbehave. One Ring to rule them all. I see your Schwartz is just as big as mine. Routine retirement of a replicant. Hello Dave.
And in my bonifide geek status I revel in this list. An honourable mention was given to Tron which I felt could have squeaked in there instead of Repoman. But it ranks up there as well.
What movies do you think mark a geek? … or is it the geek that marks the movie?
User comment: By: Hero Stew'Come with me if you want to live.'
User comment: By: krazie835Where is the Terminator? I'll BE BACK!
User comment: By: Hero StewGreat way to stop an argument: 'End of line.'
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User comment: By: DarkKingerHoly shit, I have seen all movies from 1 to 13! My personal favorite, #6: Brazil. "Don't suspect a friend-Report him." Ah, my favorite dystopian movie. Best one to use the reality/dream theme better than the Matrix sequels.
User comment: By: CrackpotpressAh Superman 2.... Brilliant... recently quoted on the American Dad Xmas special Kermit the Frog: You will bow before me son of god...
User comment: By: emilykNo "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"? You can't be accepted into geek culture unless you can quote that movie from beginning to end.
User comment: By: Hero StewNo Batman? 'I'm Batman' 'Where does he get those wonderful toys?' 'Never rub another mans rhubarb'
User comment: By: Hero StewOops. I missed Brazil on the list. But no Life of Brian or The Holy Grail?
Visit here to subscribe to these commentsUser comment: By: Hero StewBeing a 36 year old geek. I haven't seen a few of the movies listed. Hackers? When I worked at a video store. People asked for that movie by saying,'you know the new computer movie with the girl with big lips.' No one ever quoted it. I have never heard anyone quote half these movies. No Kevin Smith? No Python? No Superman 2? Kneel Before Zod!
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