David Lynch's top 5 films

i was thinking of watching both lolita movies but then i realized i don't want to go to prison

>sharthouse

>no lynch films among his favorites
at least he's not a retard

>Lolita (Kubrick)
What the actual fuck? Not the best Stanley Kubrick film NOR THE BEST LOLITA ADAPTATION

lynch is a souless faggot based on his taste in movies. 8 1/2 is most cringeworthy movie of all time

Success is about doing, not thinking. The dumbest man in the world can become an artist by expressing his inner self.

>dogtooth
sounds about right

top kek

>americans

.../10

Literal pleb

ITT Yea Forums pretends they actually like movies other than capeshit and JAV

The top five in the eyes of Werner Herzog in comparison: listal.com/list/werner-herzogs-five-favorite-films

The Hulot movies are based.

i bet 99% of Yea Forums has never heard of those movies

Kubrick's favourite films
letterboxd.com/nutterjr/list/stanley-kubrick-his-favourite-films/

>listal.com/list/werner-herzogs-five-favorite-films
>"Everything that [D.W.] Griffith made: Broken Blossoms, Intolerance, Birth of a Nation, you just name it. Everything. He's the Shakespeare of cinema. Period. Watch his films and you'll know instantly."
gee guys he listed a bunch of movies, why didn't they use Birth of a Nation for the list?

they're not obscure

Based and Babepilled. That'll do, user, that'll do...

>full metal jacket
>rosemary's baby
>no country for old men
Cringe
>babe
>little shop of horrors
Based

you don't get it because you aren't creative

I feel like Lynch doesn't spend most of his time watching films and prefers creating

Rainer Werner Fassbinder's Favorite Films

listal.com/list/rainer-werner-fassbinders-favorite-films

surprisingly entry level but I guess he has achieved so much that impressing a couple of kids with his superior or obscure film knowledge is not really an issue

Nicolas Winding Refn's Top Ten films

1. Tokyo Drifter - Seijun Suzuki
>Unique, brilliant, fantastic! I love this movie!

2. The Battle of Algiers - Gillo Pontecorvo
>I was twenty-four years old when I made my first film, Pusher (about the Danish drug underworld), and for it I stole everything I could, both visually and technically, from this film and Cannibal Holocaust.

3. Vampyr - Carl Th. Dreyer
>Vampyr has always reminded me of a mysterious dream I once had when I was very little. The film has always stayed with me. I watch it before I make every film, and yet it still remains a mystery to me.

4. The Night of the Hunter - Charles Laughton
>The Night of the Hunter is a perfect example of the strength of cinema, in which an image can say a thousand words, whereas in literature a word cannot show a thousand images.

5. Videodrome - David Cronenberg
>This film is a great mixture of sex and violence.

6. Flesh for Frankenstein - Paul Morrissey
>Flesh for Frankenstein is the only film I’ve ever wished that I had made.

7. Sweet Smell of Success - Alexander Mackendrick
>In its perfect combination of directing, writing, cinematography, music, sound, and acting, this film is pure cinema.

8. My Life as a Dog - Lasse Hallström
>I saw this film with my mother when I was very young. It’s the only movie aside from It’s a Wonderful Life during which I’ve cried because I was happy.

9. Beauty and the Beast - Jean Cocteau

10. Branded to Kill - Seijun Suzuki

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huh? all of his work is full of soul. you have no idea what you're talking about.

>No Le Samourai
hmm...

Too bad Refn can't write anything interesting. All style and no substance.

its pretty much the best litmus test there is to tell if someone is a pretentious faggot when it comes to movies. do they put 8 1/2 on a list of their favorite movies or not?

proves he isn't a pretentious faggot like some think, he likes what he likes and does what he does.
I don't know if he's talked about the Wizard of Oz but I feel like it relates to a lot of his movies, especially Mulholland Dr

What’s wrong with JAV?

ah, the dick-waving Yea Forums list of vaguely depressing just-too-obscure-for-normies films we've been waiting for, needs more Tarkovsky though

I think Wizard of Oz relates more to Wild At Heart than anything else, but I understand that Betty is very similar to Dorothy.

i havent seen a single lynch movie so im judging him on the basis of that list of movies

>we know everyones favorite movie is avatar, titanic, infinity war, and batman!

Tim Burton's Top 5 films

>Dracula A.D 1972

>The Wicker Man

>The Golden Voyage Of Sinbad

>War of the Gargantuan's

>The Omega Man

he likes sexual violence and those have it in spades? dont call someone pretentious for basically posting a list of his favorite fetish porn mixed with movies made 100km from his house where he grew up?

I actually like his picks but it looks self-consciously curated

100% based, no fucks given whatsoever, not exactly what I would have expected though. tragic the man is reduced to minor entries in the DLACU

>DLACU
what does this acronym stand for?

summer glau

What a faggot.

>Lolita as best Kubrick film
Absolutely based