Top three movies of all time.

I would like to point out to all viewers that my opponent copied and pasted his entire argument (minus the first three lines and the last two lines) from this website: http://www.successstories.co.in.... The educative quality of a good movie was the only one my opponent debated, therefor the other points I made go uncontested and there is no disagreement that I am right in the categories of "Characters", "Actors", and my statement that Timone and Pumba are perverted. Now I would like to move on to the other two choices on your list. I will first start off with The Notebook. I will admit that this is the only movie that has been discussed that I have not seen. This is mostly because I refuse to go see a meaningless chick flick that is almost exactly like the hundreds of others just like it produced each year. From what I have read, this movie is basically the same plot as so many other movies like it. One for example is Water for Elephants; I have heard these two movies basically have the same plot, but are just set in different time periods. The basic plot of all these movies goes like this: Man and Woman meet, Man and Woman fall in love, Man and Woman are separated, Man and Woman find a way to be together and live happily ever after. Well, I am sorry, but that does not happen. These movies, which are most of the time based on books by authors that make their money by basically writing the same story over and over again with just some minor detail changes in each, in no way represent what happens in real life. In real life there isn't always those happy endings that make everyone feel so good and warm their heart. This movie, just like the last one, also does not have a lot of the big name actors like my choices do with actors such as Morgan Freeman, Heath Ledger, and Christian Bale. The only big name actor that The Notebook has is Ryan Gosling. How many Academy Awards has Ryan Gosling won? None, he has never even been nominated. How many Academy Awards has Morgan Freeman won? He has won one and been nominated for five. The next category would be characters. The movies I have listed have iconic characters such as Batman, Alfred, Commissioner Gordan and Red. In movies like The Notebook characters are only remembered until the next movie just like it is released. Now I would like to move on to Toy Story. This is the one movie on your list that I could actually see as one of the better movies of all time, but not in the top three. Sure this is a classic and it contains some of the qualities of a good movie, but not all. Toy Story is just a feel good movie, it taught kids about friendships and that you should value them. That's it though, it teaches the same message taught by so many other movies, but Pixar just made it more entertaining. I will admit though that Toy Story does contain several of the other qualities of a good movie, but those are not at a level that should make it considered the second best movie of all time. In conclusion, I would like to remind all viewers that my opponent copied and pasted almost his entire argument in round two and did not come up with his own thoughts. I would also like to remind them that The Notebook is just a spinoff of so many other chick flicks while my movies better display the qualities of a good movie and are more original (Note: I do realize that Batman is not original but the way these movies were done is very original). I would also like to ask all voters to remember to vote based on who had the better argument rather than your own preferences. Thank you.