My 13 Most Iconic Movie Images

September 4, 2011 — 6 Comments

Nick, over at Anomalous Material, did his list of 13 Iconic Movie Images (for him). I thought I would share mine here since things have been a little on the weak side lately.

I dunno exactly why 13, but… it suits me fine. It gave me room to include things I wouldn’t have included in the first place. I’m surprised I cut so many from my Top10 Fave Films, but I did manage to squeeze half of them in. LOL I also set myself two rules… no black and whites, or animated films. ;O

So here we go~~~

Tony Takitani


Jurassic Park

Poltergeist

The Fountain

6 responses to My 13 Most Iconic Movie Images

  1. I LOVE it, each of these screencaps is so strong.
    I tried watching Memories of Matsuko once but couldn’t get into it and never finished it. I think I didn’t do it justice though because I stopped in the early stages. Now with your screencaps, I’m thinking about giving it another go :)

    • it was also weird for me the first time I watched it, but I made it through the end and my heart just exploded with emotion. LOL And… it just gets better each time I watch it.

  2. I like the Jurassic Park one and the one from Poltergeist. They are iconic!

    • Joel, you of all people should really take a look at Memories of Matsuko – Third Windows Film already has a UK region DVD release, or a Bluray one with subs. It’s a really successful Japanese blockbuster that’s really over the top melodramatic. LOL

  3. Wonderful topic Amy and some wonderful choices. As you can see I’ve started doing something similar on Top 10 Films. I think I found it too difficult to restrict myself to say just ten so it’s an ongoing feature.

    I might start something similar with posters too.

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