You sort of have to give a year for these. Maybe I didn't clarify this. I basically meant for one year, or one era...I didn't really mean over a 100 year periord.

I have never seen any of the Fast and Furious movies.

@the-gipper said:

Here is this week's survey. Give your answers or opinions:

1. What is the Greatest moment in Browns history that you have ever witnessed?

Browns-jets playoffs 86

2. What was the Greatest Team Ever in each of the 4 major sports:

NFL Packers

MLB Yankees

NBA Lakers

NHL don't give a fuck

3. Who is the Greatest Player ever in each of the 4 major sports:

NFL Jim Brown

MLB Mickey Mantle

NBA Michael Jordan

NHL Lemieux

4. What is the Greatest Movie Ever: Narrow it down to one

The Godfather Trilogy

5. What is the one movie that like everyone else has seen that you have never seen?

Gone with the wind.

@mjp28 said:

Raging Bull can take this one as well, but if I set it aside for being so much more than "Sports movie", then I think Bull Durham gets my nod.

@texasag1969 said:

Also there's a a late-20's, silent version that's pretty remarkable for its day... including the chariot race. It pops up late at nite on TCM every few months and is worth a time shift.

@the-gipper said:

Here is this week's survey. Give your answers or opinions:

1. What is the Greatest moment in Browns history that you have ever witnessed?

1989 - Browns defeat the Oilers in Houston 24-20 on a 4-yard Kevin Mack TD run with 39 seconds to play. Mack carried the team on his back, pounding the rock, as the Browns drove 59 yards in just under 2 minutes. The win clinched the AFC Central Division title for the Browns, their fifth of the decade.

2. What was the Greatest Team Ever in each of the 4 major sports:

NFL - '72 Miami Dolphins

MLB - '27 New York Yankees

NBA - '95-'96 Chicago Bulls

NHL - '75-'76 Montreal Canadians

3. Who is the Greatest Player ever in each of the 4 major sports:

NFL - Jim Brown

MLB - Babe Ruth

NBA - Michael Jordan

NHL - Wayne Gretzky

4. What is the Greatest Movie Ever: Narrow it down to one

Raiders of the Lost Ark

5. What is the one movie that like everyone else has seen that you have never seen?

Gone With the Wind

@the-gipper said:

Here is this week's survey. Give your answers or opinions:

1. What is the Greatest moment in Browns history that you have ever witnessed?

The first time they won in Three Rivers after 16 straight losses, breaking the Three Rivers jinx.

2. What was the Greatest Team Ever in each of the 4 major sports:

NFL The 70's Steelers. No one else comes close.

MLB The Yanks

NBA Magics Lakers

NHL Boston Bruins

3. Who is the Greatest Player ever in each of the 4 major sports:

NFL Jerry Rice

MLB Hank Aaron

NBA Michael Jordan

NHL Gretsky

4. What is the Greatest Movie Ever: Narrow it down to one.

Thought you should be asking what was the greatest SPORTS movie ever...there certainly are tons of them.

https://www.moviefone.com/2014/04/20/best-sports-movies/

That said its terribly hard to pick one.

For a comedy I loved the original "The Longest Yard"

For a serious "Field of Dreams"

5. What is the one movie that like everyone else has seen that you have never seen?

4. What is the Greatest Movie Ever: Narrow it down to one

​One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

5. What is the one movie that like everyone else has seen that you have never seen?

Titanic

5. Geezzz I thought I was the only one who never saw Titanic.

@the-gipper said:

It is the best adaptation of a great book of the ones I have read... although The Godfather gives it a run for its money.

@texasag1969 said:

Well here is the best scene you ever missed then.

Nailed it... knew where you were going before I clicked.

@the-gipper said:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1939_in_film

Rank Title Studio Actors Gross

1. Gone with the Wind MGM/Selznick Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable, Olivia de Havilland, Leslie Howard, Hattie McDaniel and Butterfly McQueen $198,676,459 [5]

2. Jesse James 20th Century Fox Tyrone Power and Henry Fonda $9,460,000 [6]

3. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Columbia James Stewart, Jean Arthur and Claude Rains $9,600,000 [6]

4. The Rains Came 20th Century Fox Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power and George Brent $9,400,000 [6]

5. Babes in Arms MGM Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney $9,240,000 [6]

6. Dodge City Warner Bros. Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland and Bruce Cabot $6,750,000 [6]

7. Goodbye, Mr. Chips MGM/Denham Robert Donat and Greer Garson $3,252,000

8. The Wizard of Oz MGM Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Jack Haley, Bert Lahr, Billie Burke and Margaret Hamilton $38,757,196 [7]

9. The Hunchback of Notre Dame RKO Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Hara $3,155,000 [8]

10. Gunga Din RKO Cary Grant $2,807,000 [9]

11. Ninotchka MGM Greta Garbo and Melvyn Douglas $2,279,000 [10]

12. The Women MGM Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell and Joan Fontaine $2,270,000

13. Drums Along the Mohawk 20th Century Fox Claudette Colbert and Henry Fonda $2,000,000 [11]

14. Stanley and Livingstone 20th Century Fox Spencer Tracy $8,000,000 [6]

15. Union Pacific Paramount Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea $5,550,000 [6]

16. Another Thin Man MGM William Powell and Myrna Loy $6,090,000 [6]

17. The Old Maid Warner Bros. Bette Davis and Miriam Hopkins $6,660,000 [6]

18. Hollywood Cavalcade 20th Century Fox Alice Faye and Don Ameche $4,000,000 [6]

19. Destry Rides Again Universal Marlene Dietrich and James Stewart $2,900,000[6]

20. Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever MGM Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stone $6,240,000 [6]

21. Gulliver's Travels Paramount voices of Sam Parker and Pinto Colvig $3,270,000 [6]

@the-gipper said:

Well here is the best scene you ever missed then.

Best movie- Ben Hur

Movies I never saw- most of the Star Wars ones after they had the stupid little Care Bears running around.

It was actually the NY Giants....but, yes, that '54 Tribe team could have been considered the best of all time...if the results of that WS was reversed. I can't necessarily see a team that did not win the title being given the BOAT designation.

Think about the what...late 90s Seattle Mariners who won 116 games....and I am not sure they got out of the first round of the playoffs. Also think of last year's Warriors....and the 2007 Pats.

Interesting that the teams with the greatest winning pct in history in each of those 3 sports, and none of them won the Championship....a trend that went back to the '54 Tribe.

@hoorta said:

Raging Bull...

5. What is the one movie that like everyone else has seen that you have never seen?
According to IMDb's Top 250list list it's #21, City of God.

According to Rotten's Top 100 it's #3, The Third Man.

@the-gipper said:

1) Browns Double OT win against the Jets- I was in the stands. BTW, the worst was Red Right 88- I was also in the stands, the play happened right in front of me.

2) Not going to debate it- just a matter of opinion.

3) Regarding LeBron, not so fast my friend. Ask me again in three years. Close, no cigar YET. Should pass Jordan's playoff scoring mark this year. But he'll need two more seasons averaging 25 ppg to pass him in regular season points. He's already passed Michael in rebounds and assists. (don't forget Jordan took time off to try and play baseball) Now I do agree if LBJ can play at the level he's at for another 5 years or so- it's not going to be up for debate. Staying healthy for that time span, Kareem's points record will be in jeopardy. As to being the best all around basketball player- well LeBron already is the GOAT in that category.

4) Sorry if I just don't get movies like Casablanca (and I've watched it at least 6 times). Ditto Citizen Kane, Gone with the Wind is B-O-R-I-N-G. Give me a nice action adventure flick. Can't narrow it down to just one movie. From this list I'll pick Shawshank Redemption, Saving Private Ryan, and Lord of the Rings (probably watched LOTR more than any other, have the Blu-Rays). http://www.imdb.com/list/ls055592025/

5) Ha- from the IMD list I've never seen 64 of their top 100 movies- shows you how many I sit down to watch. Perusing that list jogged my memory on a few. Annie Hall was the only movie I though sucked so bad- I ever walked out on. Pulp Fiction blew dead worms too. Did like Tarantino's Kill Bill though- if you think I have a Quentin bias.

4. What is the Greatest Movie Ever: Narrow it down to one

Casablanca

5. What is the one movie that like everyone else has seen that you have never seen?

On The Waterfront.

(also never saw The Hangover)

I've always liked Casablanca, bores my wife. But pick one? GWTW? The Wizard of Oz?

Now on the Hangover series Hangover II is the best of the three, now a college classic.

@the-gipper said:

I see this as a question of which humans have had the greatest impact on human history....good or bad. I think the following could be said to have perhaps had more impact in human history than some of those named above:

Buddha

Ghengis Khan

Julius and Augustus Caesar

Christopher Columbus

Moses (assuming he was real...which he may not have been)

@the-gipper said:

Those top whatever questions can lead to interesting debates or differences of opinion. Hitler? A by product of an unhappy and slightly insane German who sat in the trenches during the rather failed conclusion to "The Great War" later renamed WWI.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2521212/Wikipedias-10-significant-people-EVER.html#ixzz4hXRJKw33
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