Perfect films

Casablanca
Paper Moon
The Wrong Trousers

Kes
Aguirre, The wrath of god
Come & See
Macbeth (Polanski)
Paths of Glory
Fellini Satyricon
King of Comedy
Dr Strangelove
Andrei Rublev
Whiplash

The Searchers
Vertigo
Eternity and a Day
The Weeping Meadow
Werckmeister Harmonies
Apocalypse Now
La Notte
La Dolce Vita
Barry Lyndon
Mirror
Offret
Andrei Rublev
Phantom Carriage
Ugetsu
Harakiri
Faust (1994)
Valley of the Bees
There are some more. I love a lot of films.
>il Gattopardo
I was about to post it. Based.

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The only perfect movies (so far):

Hiroshima, Mon Amour
Vertigo
Zabriskie Point
Gummo
The Discrete Charm of the Bourgeoisie
Late Spring
Mirror
2001: A Space Odyssey

My definition of a perfect movie is when there is nothing to add or remove, no thoughts on changes that could improve it, and exceeds expectations in the innovation of the medium.

City lights
Citizen Kane
Ladri di biciclette
12 Angry Men
Au hasard Balthazar
Persona
Dr strangelove
The Godfather
Apocalypse Now
Star Wars The empire strikes back
Raging bull
Raiders of the lost ark
Robocop
Schindler's list
Eyes wide shut
Mulholland drive
No country for old men
The social network
Sicario

I hate to use this fag term, but this movie is basically what journalists refer to as competence porn to me.

I just like to sit down and watch people do their jobs well. Never happens in civilian life.

Contributing a pefect movie to the list here boss.

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some movies have both paul newman and steve mqueen in them

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imagine having a higher billing than steve mcqueen

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>My definition of a perfect movie is when there is nothing to add or remove, no thoughts on changes that could improve it, and exceeds expectations in the innovation of the medium.
>Star Wars
>Schindler's List
>The Social Network
>Sicario
You have to be kidding.

Papilion added to the Newman greats list.

>After Hours
what makes that movie so perfect? I only read the title and have the whole story and visuals before my eyes. Truly a masterpiece

If you love The Good the Bad and the Ugly, I highly recommend Once Upon A Time In the West. It takes everything that made the Dollars Trilogy good, and then improves on it. The character motivations are more clear, the characters themselves are more real, the setting is very grounded, and ultimately it shows how much he learned from producing the Dollars Trilogy.

>>Star Wars
if you mean Star Wars (1977) you are trolling. It has some of the worst dialogue ever
>"Don't get shot by the enemy!"
Terrific stuff.

yul was a-list status following the king and i and ten commandments
steve was still up and coming

theres people who have watched the social network 20+ times and think it holds up.

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Butthurt prequel zoomer

Sorcerer (stfu french autists)
Jaws
Point Break

I don't like Star Wars, that's why i highlighted it.
>and exceeds expectations in the innovation of the medium.
Where and what

you could take out all of the plot and the characters from the sorcerer and it would still be worth watching.

Every scene in those movies is relevant to the plot, the editing and timing seem flawless and the original score of these particular movies (except Sicario) is some of the best ever and blends perfectly with the narrative and the visuals. Ill try to nitpick some flaws.
>Empire strikes back is a children's fairy tale in space and there should be no sound in space also it has weird aliens.
>Schindler's list is disonest emotional manipulator of a fIlm, probably propaganda, at times the violence seems comical. (Honestly why I respect this movies directing, it's so over the top sappy.)
>The social network is a movie about facebook and characters talk like they have time to come up with smart dialogue and don't sound like real people. (It's a good character study on the human condition of socialisation for sex, ambition and friendship, the Facebook angle denies it from being a masterpiece.)
>Sicario has so little flaws that it makes it flawed, the ending is too perfect, so much satisfaction and closure for a movie that appears so shallow.

Very based post

I love Sicario as a whole but I usually find myself just rewatching the Juarez/border sequence over and over. Jeffery Donovan's character is just so perfect.

The Third Man
Sullivan's Travels
Shop Around The Corner
Only Angels Have Wings
Ball of Fire
Out of the Past
McCabe and Mrs Miller
Shane

The Terminator

Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Aliens

The Fellowship of the Ring

Godfather 2
12 angry men
Casablanca
Paths of Glory
Opening Night
The wind rises
The Third Man
The other side of the wind
Her
Raging Bull
The Turin Horse

>The Turin Horse
Based

Sneeds
Nightmare on Sneed Street
No Country for Old Sneeds
Gone With the Sneeds
Crouching Tiger Hidden Sneeds

This is a good thread. I would like to submit a few:

Sunset Boulevard
Rear Window
True Stories
Man Bites Dog
Kitchen Stories
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg

>Rear Window
Shitty blue screen effect when Stuart falls out the window.

Gone With The Wind
Brazil
Wake In Fright
Society
Lady Bird
The Deer Hunter
Xanadu
Blue Velvet
Pi
Dead Poets Society
The Elephant Man

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>Gone With The Wind
Definitely could have done with a trimming of the dialogue. Some scenes you can see the actors almost talking over each other to get out the large amount of lines.

I think the opposite needed to happen. Slow it down and lengthen the film. Make it something that takes a whole working day to watch. Add another two intermissions and that should do it.

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>not crouching feeds hidden sneeds

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