ITT: we judge eachother

1. Gattaca
2. Snatch
3. Hero (2002)

>mfw no one here judges, everyone just wants to post their top 3

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trash
Based

Your face is trash

Seven samurai
Citizen kane
Rear window

Jackass 1
Jackass 2
Jackass 3D

jurassic park
jurassic park 2
jurassic park 2 directors commentary

>LOTR
>Pitch black
>district 9

Intolerance: Love’s Struggle Throughout the Ages (Griffth 1926)
Մեր դարը (Peleshian, 1983)
Pictures of the Old World (Hanak, 1972)

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1: Patton
2: Dr. Strangelove
3: Seven Samurai

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The Adventures of Pluto Nash is better than any of that pretentious nonsense.

I would like to change my number 3 to Robocop. Thanks.

intolerance is a 3 hour snooze fest. get the fuck over yourself, art fag

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1. Dog Day Afternoon
2. Creepshow
3. The Killer

After Hours
Celine and Julie Go Boating
La Dolce Vita

respectable if a little basic, everyone else is a big yikes

6/10
4/10
trash/10
8/10
reddit/10
7/10
literally never heard of this and don't care to google/10
incel/10
6/10
9/10
4/10
normie/10
lol
2/10
0/10
8/10
5/10
Only a few of you have superb taste.

1. Ben Hur (the good one)
2. Casablanca
3. American beauty

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Why would I care about being "basic"? My top 3 are my favorite 3 films, not an attempt to jerk myself off in front of everyone

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1:Return of the Living Dead
2: Creepshow
3: Gremlins

!!!FACT!!!

keep seething retards

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It's emblematic of not expanding your horizons and just watching what's popular. Basically you're being called an NPC

>interstellar
LOTR
District 9

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1. The Shawshank Redemption
2. The Godfather
3. The Godfather: Part II

1.Mulholland drive
2.Le samourai
3.You were never really here

The Chekist
Africa Addio
Triumph of the Will

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>The Big lebowski

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Whisper of the heart
Predator
Memories of murder

I watch a ton of movies, nothing here is """popular""" anymore, unless you mean that they've been praised critically for generations, which is just indicative of them being good. That's why I hate these threads, no one ever has an interesting discussion about the movies, or what makes people like them so much, it's just so people can make the most obscure and "patrician" top 3 lists possible so they can impress eachother.

Wanna give an argument instead of posting like an 8 year old?

It's an enjoyable and popular movie, which means you're an idiot faggot. Watching movies is about impressing other people, retard, no one does this for fun.

1. Fellowship of the Ring
2. The Matrix
3. Once Upon a Time in America

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Reddit tier trash

Not enjoyable, deep or funny, no message or moral, unlikable characters, absolute cringefest

Terminator
Excalibur
Brazil

Also its #1 on my list of most overrated movies of all time.

1. Lost in Translation
2. La Grande Bellezza
3. The Last Samurai

Whoa there big fella, you are telling me you don't watch movies and use the themes and messages as an introspective way to further your own character?

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Of course not, I watch them so I can talk to my internet friends about how gay they are

Kill yourself,how do you put lost in translation as the best film of all time is beyond me.

>The Dude
>unlikeable
Check out this enormous faggot.

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Nice

Being there
The Turin Horse
A woman under the influence

>no message or moral
Nihilists, dude

1. Attack of The Killer Tomatoes
2. The Deer Hunter
3. Gargoyles (1972)

5/10
6/10
0/10
6.25/10
4/10
4/10
6/10
5//10
7/10
4/10
5/10
4.5/10
5/10
3/10
4/10
5/10
7/10

Literally go back to re**it

Wow, thank you. Your number has both invalidated/validated my list, and shown us all that you are above our peasant tastes. Thank you for blessing this thread with your sage advice and wisdom.

3/10
Yms rating level bad
1.2/10

My favorite films dont have to be the best of all time loser

>old movies good new movies bad

1. Das Boot
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
3. 2001: A Space Odyssey

do you have a vagina?

kys and livestream it faggot

this nigga eatin beans lmao

1. LOTR trilogy
2. The Shining
3. The Dark Knight

Meetings with Remarkable Men (1979)
ჯარისკაცის მამა (1965)
Fantômas (1964)

1: Evil Dead 2
2: Rosemary's Baby
3: Oldboy

I now have a mulatto fetish thanks to Halle Berry in Swordfish

The Thing is dope

Bill Murray and Tom Cruise kino

I unironically believe the The Deer Hunter is Robert Deniro's best work

1. Scarface
2. Heat
3. Jackie Brown

1. Apocolypto
2. Passion of the Christ
3. Braveheart

>Captain Marvel
>Black Panther
>Get Out

>look guys I like obscure foreign movies no one has ever heard of I am so cool
kill yourself fucking retard

>Us

1. the goonies
2. monster squad
3. return of the jedi

i wish to return to a simpler time

So brave. You go girl. Wakanda forever.

Drive
White Chicks
Commando

you immediately killed your self after posting this, correct?

Tree of Life
Brighter Summer Day
Life and Death of Colonel Blimp

1. Sweet Smell of Success
2. le Samurai
3. Barry Lyndon

Heat
The Thing
Unironically Edge of Tomorrow

1. Winter Light
2. Aguirre, the Wrath of God
3. Fantasia

Eyes Wide Shut
Birdman
Ex Machina

Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot
Porco Rosso
Lawrence of Arabia

The Shining
BR 2049
Toy Story 2

There's no need to put some obscure old films in your list to appear dignified, but all this 2000< thrash is baffling to me. Guess I should've known better.

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1. Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?
2. Network
3. Ikiru

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Based

Cringe

Raiders of the Lost Ark
Speed Racer
Godzilla (2014)

based and kinopilled

cringe and zoomerpilled

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based even if a bit basic
pretentious cock eater
based
boring
not bad
good
watch more films

Being There is too fucking funny

Network
Chinatown
The Verdict

Chinatown
Alien
Shining

1. Leviathan (2014)
2. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
3. Stalker

Rating ones with no (you)s

C+
C
B
B+
B+
C+
B
D+
>Mel
C
A
B
B+
Incomplete, >Unironically Edge of tomorrow
is not a film
A-
B+
B+
B+
literally me someone roast me

EXTRA CREDIT: First person to name the movie from pic related without googling gets half a letter grade up

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Full Metal Jacket
There Will Be Blood
American History X

look at his top choices
truly a redditor
4/10

The creature of the black lagoon. Swamp thing. Toxic Avenger.

Casino (1995)
Festen (199X)
Naked (1993)

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>B+ A+ C- D+
dumb ameritard 4/10

The Graduate
Pierrot le Fou
L.A. Confidential

best taste in this thread

1. Star Wars (1977)
2. Godzilla (1954)
3. Kung Pow: Enter the Fist
No joke, my top 3

Manhunter 3 times

Underrated as fuck

Rise of the planet of the apes
Kong: King of the apes
Dunston checks in
Sing!

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Tombstone
Predator
Butterfly Effect

1. Ravenous
2. Donnie Darko
3. Bone Tomahawk

Stroszek
M
Willow

10/10

Oh brother where art thou
Unbreakable
Bullhead

>American Psycho
>The Tree of Life
>Clockwork Orange
good picks

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1. Frequency
2. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
3. The Butterfly effect

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l'atalante, file name gives it away.

1. Shawshank redemption
2. Apocalypse now
3. Mad max

>Mad Max
nice. I feel like alot of people kind of gloss over the first one, because it doesn't fit the (now classic/cliche) Road Warrior aesthetic

The wanderers
Six string samurai
Trainspotting

1. Rashomon
2. Wings of Desire
3. Brazil

>Star Wars
>Raiders of the Lost Ark
>The Mummy

Those really aren't bad choices. Gangs is a top 10 movie for me too. Psycho might be top 20, 7 top 50.

Mine:
1. Jaws
2. In Bruges
3. LOTR

>no order
die hard
the shining
it's a wonderful life

1. Kung Fu Hustle
2. Hot Fuzz
3. No Country for Old Men

The Mummy is kino

I don't understand the concept of people automatically cataloguing what they consider "favourites".

I know what I like but the concept of having a definitive top 3 I don't get

based and swashbucklepilled

>no order
die hard (1988)
the shining (1979)
it's a wonderful life (1946)

My Name is Nobody
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
La Chienne

Good

1. Paths of Glory
2. Patton
3. Hamburger Hill

I just narrow it down to what I rewatch the most by choice. If I try to think about what movie I think is "the best" that will take hours just to define all the criteria to my satisfaction. So I just look at movies I keep coming back to over and over, those are the ones I clearly enjoy the most or I wouldn't be watching them so much.

Holy mother of fucking based, trips too!

1. Lotr

2. Alien

3. Star wars: a new hope

Best list

troll post/10

what makes you call this list based?

American Psycho
L’argent
The 39 Steps/ l’avventura

Paris, Texas Blue Velvet Bring me the head of Alfredo Garcia

1. Taxi Driver
2. Kill Bill
3. There Will Be Blood

Best horror film ever made, best action film ever made, best classic film ever made.

I never thought I would see this man on Yea Forums

it's not a definite fact. It's a conversation starter, something to show of your taste, finding similar minded, getting an idea of how one approaches films

Having listed my favs have made me understand what I value in films. What do you value and how come you can't list three films that hits that spot?

>best horror film ever made
is actually not scary and creepy at all

1. Slow West
2. lotr (Fellowship if you forced my hand)
3. Walk Hard: The Ballad of Dewey Cox

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Kids
Moon
The Wrestler

neither are any horror films.

inland empire,Mulholland drive scared me.

Sounds like u and I have the same taste. Would it be fair to say that you're perhaps some what of a perfectionist, that values quality and the sum of the total package a lot in film?

I don't know. I can watch a lot of different movies and get entertainment out of different aspects of them. However there are certain movies that are so good I can watch endlessly. Your list are the ones I've seen probably more than ten times.

Ed Wood
Dr Strangelove
House (1977)

I saw the shining for the second time in 2013-14. It had gone ten+ years since I last saw it and it was around the time of the Room 237 hype on Yea Forums so I thought I'd give it a rewatch. It was a late november night, saw it on my laptop with headphones on. And I found myself screaming a few times. Can't believe I did that but there's a few scenes in it thta are archetypical, universal horror scenes that chills your bone.
I found the redrum-scene the most frightening. Watching your kid walk in on your, in a psycho state, wielding a big kitchen knife, saying a nonsensical "redrum". In dysfunctional families those things can happen, and it's the warped reality in the shining that truly makes it scary to me. The abuse, the individual having cabin fever, the massacre, the isolation. Kubrick manages to make those things real in a way no other one has done. The soundtrack, the cinematography, editing, scenery it's just too well made.

I hate these threads cause theres always that one miserable, boring fuck who says everyone that has good picks has bad taste and everyone with dumb or obscure picks is based

Detachment
Dead Man Walking
Love Streams

The Thing
For a few dollars more
Hunt for Red October

thats just someones opinion though, as shitty as it may be. I wouldn't worry about it as long as you personally enjoyed the film.

>more than 10 times
that is true, Ive seen Die Hard at least 12-14 times by now, and It's A Wonderful Life is a yearly tradition the last 13-14 years since it always on the telly at christmas time

In case your interested, here's the rest of my list. It gets less solid after the top 3 that is pretty much cemented in stone (or I change out the shining for another Kubrick depending on my mood)

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Army of Darkness
Batman (1966)
Black Dynamite

Pretty good even if surface level

Full Metal Jacket
Sword of Doom
Roman Holiday

My 3 favorite films:
>The Matrix
>World War Z
>You Don't Mess With The Zohan

Guess where I'm from.

Based/Patrician

Good taste

how did it make you feel?

>best horror film ever made
Well that's just outright dishonest

Heres Mine:
>Onibaba
>Kes
>Aguirre, The Wrath of God

I heavily disagree with him but even so, how is that a dishonest statement if he really feels that way? No person can make a legitimate and correct judgement on what the "best" anything is. It's fine for him to feel that way.

This is the best list I have ever seen. I am very proud of you.

thank you user :)

Redpill me on onibaba. It's been on my backlog for a while now.

>Whiplash
>Taxi Driver
>Drive

yes i am incel

American Pop
The Plague Dogs
Mary and Max

Its a what japanese I think horror movie. I dont want to give anything away but its like The Mask with Jim Carey except its not a comedy and it does not have Jim Carey or Cameron Diaz in it.

But he isnt just saying that it's his favorite, hes saying it's the best, which is a completely different statement that can be tested/debated. Otherwise anyone can say dumb shit like "toy story 2 is the greatest horror movie". There are some opinions more educated and more backed by facts than others. The shining, while a good, thrilling movie, is pretty weak with regards to the horror genre

I watched it a couple of weeks ago, good quality with subs. As for the film itself to be fair I wasn't sure what to expect of it, not as scary as the images on google make it out to be, but still quite unnerving and great cinematography
>youtube.com/watch?v=R6AZRlSINZU

La haine
A brighter summer day
Lost in translation

Rate me losers

This is incredible. Absolutely incredible. I am blown away right now.

Yea im thinking based
Slightly based
Based and autism-pilled
Based and middle east?
Good taste
Another good taste
Excellent taste

Jurassic Park
Back to the Future
The Thing

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>tested
No. There can definitely be opinions more informed than others but they never go above opinion when it comes to discussing the quality of a piece of media or how well it fits into a genre, which are already nebulous in definition. People can argue over all this until they're blue in the face but there will never be someone who is "correct".

>Based and middle east?
getting warmer

I've only seen La haine so umm based off that yeah your looking at a 7 from me dawg

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thank you brother, autism is cool as fuck

Can't Hardly Wait
Idle Hands
Josie and the Pussycats

You are wrong. Any one who jerks themselves off to the "oh well it's all subjective so it doesnt matter" idea is wrong. Some horror movies are objectively better horror movies than others on several bases and some horror movies are better movies in general than other horror movies. You can continue to argue this while you sniff your own farts and rub your nipples at how "accepting" you are of other peoples opinions or you can face reality and admit these two facts.

1. The Ballad of Buster Scrugs
2. It's such a beautiful day
3. No Country for Old men

Kazakhstan?

am i too retarded for buster scrugs? I saw this retard fly into the sky with angel wings and i turned it off

you come from the small city in Al Ghaydah in Yemen. To be specific I think you live in a hotel called المفروشة فندقة و صالة باني للافراح والمناسبات والشقق second floor overlooking the street.

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Very nice!

NOT!!!

Back up that there are objectively better horror films and objectively better films in general with facts. You should be able to, right? Make sure to do so while citing actual evidence while not letting your personal experience or bias get in the way at all. If your own interpretation factors into applying said evidence, don't try. Use only inarguable fact.

see this

:(

My 3 favorite films:
Guess where I'm from.

>The Matrix
Zion (aka Jerusalem)
>World War Z
Within the walls of Israel
>You Don't Mess With The Zohan
Some Israeli beach

City of God
Battle Royale
Akira

Plebs ITT will disagree

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>Cherish (2002)
Do you just have a huge thing for robing tunney? That movie was bad and obscure, i would have never thought I'd see it on a list of someone's favourites.

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The Good, The Bad, The Weird
Not Another Teen Movie
City of the Lost Children

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1. The Shining
2. Alien
3. Apocalypse Now

like said

It's a somewhat "artsy" movie (in a good way), that is to say, small cast, few sceneries, focus on character interactions and story. A tale of two females, which is a kind of different approach, but here it works really well.

It has a very japanese setting, but the basic story is fully understandable for westernes also. As long as you understand basic concepts like spirit, ghosts, masks, decievers, and such i Like most japaneses postwar films it deals with the loss at ww2 in an abstract way, the destruction and effort to rebuild. Aceepting your fate and such. Looking onwards.

It's solid from a technical stanpoint, really well lit, the black/white photo has great contrast. the focus/depth is adequate, the movemeent, flow and perspective are really well made. Same with the sound. Really good acted also, the females perform.

Nobody will reply to me, so why bother?
> Spirited Away
> Mulholland Drive
> Pan’s Labyrinth

Predator (1987)
Robocop (1987)
The Thing (1982)

Sure. Compare Alien to Jason takes Manhattan. Both slasher films, both horror movies, however the quality difference and the utilization of horror are night and day. As horror movies, Alien actually puts effort into its horror aspects. It sets up its world and characters rather than try to give off a monster truck rally "FUCK YEAH! JASON IS TOTALLY GONNA KILL THESE TWO PEOPLE LOLZ" vibe right off the bat like in Jason takes Manhattan , it's a slow, eerie build up to the actual violence and doesnt try to blow its whole load with over the top, often times hilarious deaths that the series depended on during its later installments. Alien makes more of an effort to create an atmosphere that reflects the horror genre; it creates high stakes, it uses poor lighting and claustrophobia to its advantage, it tries to develop a sense of helplessness with the setting and situation. JTM has a similar scenario for the first half of the movie on the yacht, however it fumbled it entirely with more cheesy gags, lack of suspense and general silliness.

As for just being a better movie in general, the special effects, editing, writing and sound design are objectively better in alien and these are hardly up for debate. JTM had a much lower budget and less veteran talent, and a lot of the editing and scenes were jumbled, confusing messes. Like at the end where Jason turns into a little kid during the toxic waste flow under manhattan? Or the attempt at character development where the girl suddenly remembers she was abused when she looked into the puddle?

10/10 choices. fuck me. this is good. this is too good.

You seem like a cool guy

Thanks, man. How about your own three favourites?

>Apollo 18
>The Thin Red Line
>Transamerica

The Matrix
Pulp Fiction
The Sound of Music

Fear and loathing in las vegas

Seven samurai

The Room

Gattaca
BR2049
Snatch
The Prestige

1. The Favourite
2. Seconds
3. Close Encounters of the Third Kind

The Fifth Element
Home Alone
District 9

THATS FOUR, THE OP SAID 3 YOU FUCKING RETARD!

can't take it back now can I

;-)

>r/im14andthisisdeep

IF IT BLEEDS, WE CAN KILL IT

>Spider-Man: Homecoming
>Captain Marvel
>Black Panther

LOTR
Mad Max: Fury Road
Dredd

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
Toys
Labyrinth

the rest of it's nothing like the first short, it's supposed to be some kind of dissection of 50's era singing westerns.

1.little nicky
2. Lake mungo
3.house of 1000 corpses

Why yes, I do smoke copious amounts of pot how could you tell?

>1.little nicky
Bro, you won

You don't get hired because your movies don't exist.
He's curious and ask follow up questions, he knows you know kino, but not so sure what the other two movies.
You're hired.
You're a funny madlad, you're hired.

1,Rocky
2.The last Samurai
3.The other guys

1-3. The Lord of the Rings.

1. Secondhand Lions
2. Invasion of the Astro Monster
3. It's a Wonderful Life

pretty based

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Literally watching Red October for like the thousandth time just now.

fun fact: when darth vader slaps jack donaghy on the shoulder before the white house briefing, the editor loops the video for a couple seconds to draw out the pause to make it funnier. If you watch Alec Baldwin's eyes they move back and forth.

What you're describing is a reasonable take to have based on your perspective on both horror as a genre as well as what genres those films fall into but the problem is that you're approaching with a limited scope and not addressing the more particular tonal goals of each film. Your definition takes horror as an idealistic description of what a horror film should be as opposed to what historically fell into horror. It also doesn't address that Alien is a horror film with a hard-scifi angle, trying to have a serious tone maintained by a strong sense of place, attention to detail, and cast whereas JTM is trying to be a contemporary slasher. It is not after being scary, it is after being a thrill ride. It aims to fit into horror aesthetically and fits thematically as horror, being a slasher but isn't trying for "scary". Just as Alien aims for a strong setting and tone, JTM aims to exploit its settings to give flavor to its kills. Another element to take in mind is when they came out and how said cultural landscape would shape how they're made. Alien is a slasher but was made right around when they exploded and thus wasn't after chasing that wave. It merely had said elements in a way that worked for it naturally. JTM came late into the 80s while slashers were dying down. It aims for a laidback and occasionally comedic approach to its "horror". It was also held back by budget so it wasn't able to have more variety in locations and resorted to silly fantastical elements that wouldn't tonally clash too much with the other less serious elements. My points on both are simplified but I hope you get what I'm getting at. There is no set standard for what is horror and being scary certainly isn't one. There's a lot of differences in people's perspectives on this and there are so many facets that could be taken into account that Alien could just as easily be argued at being a better horror as JTM as it is to argue they aren't comparable.

...

1. The Thin Red Line
2. The Greatest Game Ever Played
3. Hero (2002)

1. Patrician

2. Plebeian

3. Patrician

Yeah, man. We could hang out.

1. Top
2. Cringe
3. Cunt

>gangs of new York
>a good movie
???
It was a fucking train wreck in the third act.

Robocop
Kung Fu Hustle
The Life Aquatic

The road to el dorado
Taxi driver
The iron giant

>The Favourite
Good, but not the best Lanthimos.

All of the above are the only ones worth something in this thread. Rest are pleb.
My 3
>Innocence
>Why Has Bodhi-Dharma Left For the East?
>Zerkalo or Autumn Sonata

Jason and the Argonauts
Once Upon a Time in the West
A Clockwork Orange

1. Spider-Man: Homecoming
2. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
3. Ghostbusters (2016)

why do anons appreciate a woman under influence?
r u guys fags? feminists?
describe uself!

so much pretentiousness in one post. your "father" must be proud, lul

1. Toy Story 3
2. 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
3. Fight Club

bait and epicpilled

Whenever there's a top 3 thread, it should be specified whether it's unpretentious or not.

I'm not ashamed of my basic tastes and I don't like sharing a thread with all these pretentious fart sniffing autists.

Post your 3 you fucking pussy this board is anonymous

1.City of God
2. Zodiac
3. The Shining

based

1) LOTR I-III
2) Shutter Island
3) The Thing

Love Exposure
Irreversible
Idioterne

>Interstellar
lmao

Fucking correct
La Grande Bellezza is one of the most undeservedly unknown films I’ve seen

1. the good the bad and the ugly
2. mad max: fury road
3. escape from alcatraz

clint will forever and always be my favorite actor, surprised there havent been more westerns in this thread desu

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those posters look like atari 2600 boxart

1. Goodfellas
2. Trainspotting
3. City of God

1. Withnail & I
2. Brief Encounter
3. Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans

> Not enjoyable, deep or funny, no message or moral, unlikable characters, absolute cringefest

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1 -Fellowship of the ring
2 -Apocalypse now
3 -Heat

Cannibal Island
Cannibal Holocaust
Cannibal the Musical
> honorable mention: Onions Green

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1. Master and Commander
2. Kingdom of Heaven - director's cut
3. Fellowship of the Ring

Castle in the Sky
Attack the Gas Station 2
Dredd

>starship troopers
>blade runner
>pirates of the Caribbean

Good taste. Would watch movies with you niggas.

Czech'd and kzek'd

Fallen Angels
The Stranger
Pusher

1. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
2. Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
3. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

batman begins
the dark knight
the dark knight rises

based