A lot of the stuff he did when he was younger I haven't seen, and I tend to avoid biopics simply because I'm not keen on most of them. I did watch Finding Neverland after buying it for my mum and we both loved it and I now consider Public Enemies to be one of my favourite Johnny movies. I have seen every Tim Burton/Johnny Depp collaboration partly because I'm a fan of both and also because I love Gothic horror and apparently so do they - Sweeney Todd is my all time favourite. I had never even heard of Once upon a Time in Mexico until I read about it on the Johnny Depp forums - it's now one of my favourites of Johnny's.
I think the only film I didn't like of his (which I've seen) is The Ninth Gate, and that was purely because the ending left me scratching my head. I did however think Johnny was amazing in it and I might check it out again - I have to admit I laughed at the post coital confrontation with Lena Olin!

I saw Platoon once - it was years ago and to my great shame I didn't even realise Johnny was in it!!!

By the way on the subject Platoon I can't help but think it's sad that Johnny, who's had a lot of personal problems, managed to turn his life around yet his Platoon co star Charlie Sheen has so far failed to do so. It's a pity because Charlie is a gifted actor.

Other than BNF all the way through--no. I own everything too, except of course the ones that can't be found anywhere and aren't even movies, like the Hotel episode and Dummies, etc. I'd love to see that Hotel episode in English--the only one of it that's on youtube is in German, and with no subtitles.



Yes, like during the first part of WEGG when he does the voiceover of the introduction, before the movie actually begins. I could listen to that voice all day long.

But what are the Top Secret tapes??? I've never heard of them!

A little over two years ago I removed Lost in La Mancha from my list. Now I can also remove Happily Ever After as I just watched it a few nights ago. Cute movie. Confusing when I'm trying to read the subtitles AND watch the movie. But, I have now seen the whole thing.

Yes, that drove me nuts too, especially when all 4 of them were sitting around a table talking, near or at the beginning of the movie. It was nearly impossible to read who was saying what and watch them at the same time--my eyes were worn out from going back and forth for almost 2 hours when the movie was over! And I have no excuse for having to do that because I took 2 years of French in high school....ages ago.

I think I have probably seen all of Johnny's movies bar the earlier/very obscure ones and the cameos that have been mentioned.

One of the most exciting times for me was when I first discovered him in 2003 and then had fun collecting as much as I could of his back catalogue. I've had periods when I've intensively focused on a particular film, watching it numerous times...this has happened with all the Pirates films, OUATiM and The Ninth Gate and especially The Libertine. I'm a great admirer of his work with Tim Burton, but prefer Sweeney Todd and Ed Wood to the "children's films" such as Alice and Charlie.

These days I'm less of a completist than I used to be, I'm not particularly troubled that I haven't seen everything he's done. I did go to considerable trouble to get a copy of The Brave which is one of my favourite films - he gives a wonderful performance in it and even though the story is very dark, I also find it compelling. It's exciting to see him on screen with Marlon Brando.

I have never seen The Astronaut. I own the dvd so that's not the issue. Much of the stuff I read about it did nothing for me. It's not a character I'm interested in I guess. I'll get around to it someday.

I also have a very spotty view rate in terms of early Johnny stuff. No Platoon, no Resort, maybe two 21 Jump Streets, No Nightmare. My interest starts with Cry Baby and moves forward. I 'think' it's something about a stronger interest in roles and parts that Johnny sought out.

My favorite? Libertine. I've been known to switch on a channel, realize it was playing, sit down on a coffee table and get up only when the film was finished.

Like others, I haven't seen some of his earlier films. The one I really, really want to get (and is next on my list to buy) is The Man Who Cried. Having watched Sleepy Hollow, he clearly has good chemistry with Christina Ricci, and the clips I've seen look good. Also need to get The Brave. My favourite is Benny and Joon - oh, that love scene between Sam and Joon is so incredibly sweet and tender! And I love the soundtrack too..

Seen them all!
Own them all, including The Brave.

Lost in LM, Platoon, Private Resort, Dead Man.

Oops. While I've been taking some off my list of as-yet-unseen Johnny movies, there's one I need to add. I don't actually consider it a "Johnny movie," but he's in it and I have not yet seen it.

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus

L'inconnu. (saved the Johnny bits, but never saw the whole movie) and Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare if that counts.

I have all of the rest, and they occupy a lot of space, in more ways than one.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and the one where he plays Bon Bon. Among the rest there are several I'd only watch again if I were desperate for a Johnny fix, like for example Cry Baby and Arizona Dream.

What am I saying? I am always desperate for a Johnny fix.

Ditto Stroch

I think I have everything except a couple of really obscure items like his appearance on the Hotel TV series and some of the British comedy cameos and the Gypsy singers one. I wish everything was on DVD, but not everything is available in that format. He did the narration for a series of three programs called Top Secret about organizations like Scotland Yard - I have never seen DVD versions of that available and at the moment one of the VHS tapes is stuck in a non-functioning player. My collection is really quite complete - I own Slow Burn, the Source, LA Without a Map, Cannes Man, a bunch of those odd ones. My favorites of his movies are probably from the Gilbert Grape/Benny and Joon/Astronaut's Wife/ Nick of Time era.

EDIT: Interesting to see I already answered this question once a long time ago.