I've Made a Decision concerning BloodSport...

It's no longer the best movie ever.  It's in fact the Greatest Movie of All Time!! My reasoning is as follows:  Frank Dux's magnificent rise from teenage cat burglar to Greatest Martial Artist of all Time ever and stuff is a rags to riches story that is super relatable and stuff. It captivates the viewer on several occasions, most notably the erotic forced splits scene in which Frank And Tanaka stare lovingly into each other's eyes as the caring Teacher displays his pride in having wrecked Dux's anatomy for the sake of the Kumite. Therefore showcasing the meaning of sacrifice a champion makes when training for full blooded life or death contact.

With that being said...Here's the Top 5 movies of all time.  What are your top five movies and which ones would you replace on this list with BloodSport?  Leave them in the comments.

1.  BloodSport
2. Schindler's List
3. Robocop
4. Troop Beverly Hills
5.  BloodSport

1. The Shawshank Redemption
2. Inception
3. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
4. The Big Lebowski
5. Leon

Bloodsport is an amazing movie, but Lionheart, and Kickboxer are my favorite JCVD movies, so would replace it with those on your list.

Goodfellas

1. The Warriors (1979)
2. Escape From NY
3. Army of Darkness
4. Dawn of the Dead (1978)
5. The Shining

Rubio, I love The Shining too.  It has so many hidden thing within it.  I believe that most of them are on purpose.

Also DOTD 1978.  That is actually my fav horror movie of all time.  The 2004 one was just OK to me.

Yes, liked the 2004 one a lot, but 1978 is on another level, followed by Day of the Dead (1985). 70s and 80s horror movies were real, they don't do movies like these anymore, sir... :/

Yes, most of today's horror movies are sh!t.  I like Day of the Dead too but I not like the Bub part. the effects were great and it had a different story like than Dawn.

Of all the remakes from the original trilogy, Night of The Living Dead (directed by Tom Savini) is the BEST, scared me all through my childhood, along with Stephen King's IT and Prince of Darkness (John Carpenter).

Speaking of IT, the remake looks pretty good.
Prince of Darkness was great. That dream sequence freaked me out when I was young. I don't remember the movie but the outside of the church was used in another movie. It was not a horror movie, either.