Doing blow alone tonight and working on my "10 Favorite Movies of All Time" list. List so far (in no particular order):

Updating list to include Inception and Mad Max Fury Road - Need some more Tom Hardy

- Return of the King
- Wolf of Wall Street
- Interstellar
- Silver Linings Playbook
- Goodfellas
- There Will be Blood
- Superbad
- Rosemary's Baby
- Get Out
- Shawshank Redemption
- No Country for Old Men
- Taxi Driver
- Saving Private Ryan
- Twelve Monkeys
- Django Unchained
- Forrest Gump
- The Dark Knight
- The Lion King
- Training Day
- Black Swan
- Requiem for a Dream
- Scarface
- Tropic Thunder
- Mad Max: Fury Road
- Inception

Great list. What about these not my top 10 though.

Pulp Fiction
Leon the Professional
Gladiator
Fight Club
Good Will Hunting
Kill Bill
The Pianist

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So what's your top 10 then? I was close to putting Gladiator and Fight Club in the list but they didn't quite make the cut. I find some of Taratino's movies are a but overrated. Pulp Fiction has yet to really grow on me

No "Fight Club"?

I agree with Inception but fuck Mad Max cucked Fury!

Are you 25?
So many of those are on my list. Silver linings play book is great

No Beyond the Black Rainbow? No Primer? Gtfo

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I like your taste. Have fun watching these again user. Don't over-do the blow.

I'll just add Children of Men and Pan's Labyrinth.

I'm 30. Realize it's harder for me to respect the classics bevause I'm younger. Might be some recency bias here with Interstellar and Wolf of Wallstreet but they're so fucking good even after 20 views. Yes, silver linings is criminally overlooked

Yeah, girlfriend's out of town and I had some blow leftover from some summer concerts. Both these movies are amazing and I am now considering adding them... I purposely left out Pan's but actually forgot about Children of Men.

Fight club would be on mine too. Also Schindler's list? Just for the Jimmy's russled Also I cry everytime.

Fury
Saving Private Ryan
Shawshank Redemption
Leave No Trace
The Town
Apocalypse Now
Gladiator
Iron Man
Terminator 2

Just a few suggestions off the top

I would play wolf on wallstreet and silver linings playbook back to back while getting blacked out. Like you said 20+ views it's still great

I rewatched Children a year ago and was still blown away. I had forgotten some scenes so that helped, but fuck if that isn't a great movie.

Needs more Das Boot

Yeah watch something and do blow, fuck that, just put that shit under your eyelid and go for a walk.

TERMINATOR 2 IS GOING ON THE FUCKING LIST. Thank you.

I'm glad you mentioned a Marvel movie. Really hard to choose the best one for the list but I was thinking End Game or Ragnarok (a personal favorite). Iron man or Civil War would be good choices as well.

LMFAO

Young Guns also guys come tf lol idk maybe im just old and watched that everyday i stayed home from school

Anyone think Toy Story is worthy? Any other Pixar?

If going with Pixar, Wall-E

Adding T2 & Children of Men:

- Return of the King
- Wolf of Wall Street
- Interstellar
- Silver Linings Playbook
- Goodfellas
- There Will be Blood
- Superbad
- Rosemary's Baby
- Get Out
- Shawshank Redemption
- No Country for Old Men
- Taxi Driver
- Saving Private Ryan
- Twelve Monkeys
- Django Unchained
- Forrest Gump
- The Dark Knight
- The Lion King
- Training Day
- Black Swan
- Requiem for a Dream
- Scarface
- Tropic Thunder
- Mad Max: Fury Road
- Inception
- Terminator 2
- Children of Men

Blazing Saddles

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If I put Wall-E, why not Up? Or Monsters Inc? I just can't see a pixar that's head and shoulders above the rest. Inside Out is a maybe but I want to see how it ages

Up starts strong but kind of fizzles midway, in my opinion. Monsters is also a very solid choice.

In all honesty, this list is easier to add to than take away. Needs a few more comedies, but those can be hard to consider classics.

Fuckin' hell! This is a classic.

Yeah exactly. Comedies are really tough and extremely based on personal taste / age group. I'm sure some would want to see Austin Powers, Happy Gilmore, Caddy Shack.

I grew up in the Seth Rogen/Dead Pan era. So Superbad is my favorite. The year it came out was literally my high school graduation.

Fargo and Big Lebowski should probably be above Superbad if this was strictly objective.

The Hateful Eight

A lot of Mel Brooks is lost on me I guess. Maybe it's my age group. I find his movies good for a few chuckles. Very slapstick. Curious how old you are?

I'm only about 5-6 years older than you, so Superbad was still on my radar. The ones that I consider great in my early years that still hold up are Dumb and Dumber and Kingpin. Guess I just enjoy the Farrelly brothers.

harlem nights
pulp fiction
forest gump
godfather
good fellas
aliens
resvoror dogs
punisher (Tomas jane)
full metal jacket
platoon

2001: a Space Odyssey
Appleseed (1988)
The Raid
Stand By Me
Big Fish
Silver Linings Playbook
The Upside
Garfield 2: a Tale of Two Kitties
White Boy Rick
Forrest Gump
Mean Girls
Begotten
Hobo With a Shotgun
Frank
Step-Brothers
Death of a Salesman

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Hateful Eight is a low-key favorite of Tarantino's for me. I've heard a lot of hate go its way. The writing is peak Tarantino. Still tough to put it on the list though

wolf of wall street

Just re-watched Reservoir Dogs a few days ago. I found Tarantino's early writing alot like Kevin Smith. That's not a compliment. The dialogue is too wordy, fast and unrealistic. The overall plot is very entertaining though.

Honestly I find Kubrick too slow. Builds the tension way more than required. If I put any Kubrick it would probably be clockwork (not a perfect movie) or The Shining

Good call on Step Brothers. Would be good to find a Will Ferrell entry as he led his own era of comedy

What did you think of Green Book? Farrelly brother's newest. Did it deserve best film?

it's easily one of my favorites of all time

Haven't watched it yet. I've dropped the ball in recent years and don't watch as much as I used to. I've only seen Us in the theatre this year....that's it.

Yeah 2018 was a weak year anyway. I'm tempted to go check out Once upon a Time in Hollywood now. That may be added to the list based on what I am hearing. I'm checking Piratebay everyday for a proper Us upload

why? it's terrible

I love Brad Pitt and Leo. Tarantino is always worth watching. I figured "how can it not be great?"

Us? by Jordan Peele?

Oh sorry you meant Us. Was it not good? I heard good things

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the only interesting thing is the ending, it's more of a social commentary, kinda like "What Would You Do?" type shit.

OK well I'm 30 so no difference there. Were you into the Seth Rogen era? Or you just dig the classic comedies?

I like it, but it could be because I watched it a week later and my coworkers were talking about how bad it was compared to Get Out.

However, I'm a big horror fan and was not expecting just a flat out horror movie, so I ended up really liking Us as a result.

You're just going to sit up all night gritting your teeth and watching old monster truck VHS tapes. You aren't fooling anyone.

OK so I can normally get a sense of what to expect from a movie by comparing user score to critic score. Critics LOVED Us and user's seemed split. I am getting a sense Peele is being overrated by critics now from Get Out's success. I'll absolutely still watch it though to see for myself.

HAHAHA no I'm looking for movies to watch that make drug use look fun right now. Drugs are always portrayed as evil in movies. Wolf of Wall street is an exception. Watching it now.

It's far from terrible, I found it to be quite good. It's a movie about acting.

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-You are 26
-Hispanic, possibly white
-male
-sarcasm comes far too easy for you
-you believe you are capable of great things but are held back by something
-you hold out hope for the underdogs
-you realize that people have secrets and a darker side
-you are semi impressionable by those around you
-you understand the concept of honor but not the concept of true sacrifice
-you arent afraid of things that scare most people

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I almost put Hereditary on the list. Speaking of horrors

I think your about 20 years old with autism.

>- Get Out
That's how I know your black

Yes, I'm a white male with a weakness for sarcasm and awkward deliveries. You're not far off on a lot of these other statements. Kinda creepy man

That's another tough genre to put on the list because of diminishing results. All time, I go with The Shining. Modern day....the one that still stays under my skin is Wolf Creek.

I just realized how shallow I am

Thanks I'll have to watch Wolf Creek. Watch Rosemary's Baby if you haven't already. It aged amazingly for a 1968. Silence of the lambs probably should be considered too.

Tell me you watched Hereditary though?

fucking awful list. you probably have zero fucking objective considerations when watching a movie. cringey as fuck list from an uncultured shithead.

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Wow man. Tell me what you think should be on the list

Synecdoche, New Yrok

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im trying to call you out. stop trying to be different and just be happy. whether other people are made happy by the same thing or not. stop caring so much about being different and focus on being fulfilled.

how about a good movie? you probably haven't even seen one. Network is the easiest one I could spoon feed you but what about Kurosawa or Kubrick or Coppola or Demme? maybe even fucking Tarkovsky or Fellini? How about an actual film from a film movement outside of 20 years of Hollywood garbage?

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You havn't seen enough movies user. You have like 2 good pics, picks but Return of the King is total garbage.

you need to watch:

The French connection
Dr. Strangelove
Happyness
Videodrome
The city of God
The Road Warrior
Aliens
The Thing (1982)
Dog Day Afternoon
The Shining
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid
The Matrix (only the first one)
Back to the future
Upgrade
ex Machina
Kung Fu Hustle
Some like it Hot
The Big Lebowski
t2
The usual suspects
Inglorious Bastards
Ghost Busters
MP & The Holy Grail
China Town

Then make your list again.

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oh right, you want to get your ass titillated off and walk away with no conduit with which to grow or appreciate the next movie you watch. fucking plebs.

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Let the right one in

My first attempt at rough ranking:

Top Tier - Return of the King, Wolf of Wall Street, Goodfellas
2nd Tier (likely in top 10) - Interstellar, Silver Linings Playbook, There Will be Blood, Saving Private Ryan, Shawshank Redemption, Taxi Driver, Django Unchained, Forrest Gump, The Lion King, Scarface
3rd tier (may not make top 10) - Terminator 2, Rosemary's Baby, Get Out, Twelve Monkeys, The Dark Knight, Training Day, Black Swan, Children of Men, Inception
4th tier (eliminated from top10) - Mad Max: Fury Road, Superbad, Requiem for a Dream, Tropic Thunder

This is so difficult...

Yea. I liked it, just didn't stick with me. But I do tell people to check it out because it's pretty unique.

Great list but and Inception?
Inception > All

>why did you like *this* movie user?
>uhh it was cool and the part where my hero said a cool line was super sweet. also guns

why even fucking watch movies just eat the popcorn and watch Guardians of the Galaxy on a loop

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Definitely have to second Aliens here. And Alien. Dear God, those are just excellent back to back viewings.

I know alot of people would think sac-religious to omit Godfather, Apocalypse Now, Usual Suspects, Big Lebowski. Unfortunately these lists have so much subjectivity. I would never attempt an objective "best movie of all-time list" because there's too much I haven't seen or missed the cultural impact. Where is Citizen Cane and Wizard of Oz? I just can't comment on those with any conviction.

All of Michael Moore's movies should be on there. Also Mad As Hell (Ceny Yuger documentary)

And yeah I'm gonna add Big Lebowski the more I think about it. John Goodman is incredible

literally 3 years of postwar italian cinema is better than OP's entire "signed up right after highschool" shitlist of hollywood vomit. Godfather is fine but people like him like it cause it's edgy not for any other objective reason.

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A dude on coke has the most fag free and serious discussion thread on here in months.

Fuck yes.

you can easily omit those obligatory picks. Those are societies favorites. Choose your personal favorites. This is YOUR list, not Time Magazines.

Haha thanks. I haven't been on b in like 5 years. Thought this was a good group to run my list by. Impossible to narrow it down to 10.

Original oldboy?

It's kind of an amalgamation of MINE and SOCIETIES tbh. I don't want to put anything on the list that isn't say, top 100 all-time (objectively). Ultimately it's based on my favorites though. Interstellar is a big one for me that I know a lot wouldn't include.

probably because those movies are all the fucking same. no variety no experimentation. no wonder you love coke so much you have to preface the fact you're using it before starting a conversation with strangers.

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if you like Goodman you need to watch Barton Fink

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I need some foreign language I know. And fuck yes this is a truly great movie. If I had to add a favorite for foreign language, I'm going Pan's Labyrinth.

stop thinking though societies eye. Make your own list. it's more interesting.

One of my movies ever is videodrome. You'll never see that on a top 100.

Yes I do! I haven't watched it yet which is ridiculous because I love the Coens. It's on my list.

City of God can't be beaten in the foreign category.

Coke is fun. I'm not ashamed. Good for thought exercises like this one.

Yeah I know it's hard to balance the "counter-culture" tendency without losing objectivity. I have a personal bias against Fight Club because EVERYONE loves it and it bothers me for some reason. Funny part is I like the movie a lot.

I usually need to see GREAT acting to add a movie to my all-time list. Hence Leo shows up a lot.

if you think choosing a winner between these movies is a 'thought exercise' with or without drugs involved you are the reason dogshit movies are made and sell into the millions. just call it a "the edgiest movies of hollywood's past 20 years" list. that's what it is. there's no objective standard other than edginess and mass appeal to tie these choices together.

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and the ONE extreme exception to the era constraint is Rosemary's Baby. Really? I fucking wonder why. cringey as fuck

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Hey OP good list don't listen to these cucks that are talking shit. Maybe sprinkle some foreign films and it's a banger. Finally a good thread and discussion.

>sprinkle some foreign films
missing the point entirely. if OP wants titillation that's fine but he shouldn't honestly believe these are 'good' movies when all they do is titillate his low standards

Yeah for Foreign I'd be thinking Oldboy, Pan's, or maybe the Orphanage

Edgy isn't the right word here. That would be like Brokeback Mountain, Crash, Moonlight, Spotlight, etc. A lot of forgettable Oscar bait.

Mass appeal for good movies? Imagine that

What about Bladerunner(original) or Bladerunner 2049? Predator maybe in there somewhere as well

Bladerunner is great I just think 12 monkeys is better. For some reason I was deciding between those 2 specifically. Brad Pitt's acting job made me choose 12 monkeys.

I liked 2049 but still need to see how it ages. I'm not totally sold yet. Is Ryan Gosling timeless?

mass appeal is gratuitous violence (particularly sexual violence), gunplay and crowd appeasement such as fanservice and self-referential one-liners being an active writing instrument.

just because a movie does well does not make it a good movie.

and no, edgy is definitely the right word. his top picks are literally movies revolving around crime, violence and sexual exploitation to advance their plots. you can like a few of Tarantino's movies but you should NOT like all of them because most of them are really pretty fucking bad.
And sure you can pick shit like Interstellar cause "that shit blew my mind man" but it's chosen for THAT reason, not because it's a good example of SCIFI (hint: it isn't.)

OP likes the content, not the movie. And the content here is titillation, not execution or greater context or applicability or sheer technical mastery of film elements.

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>Brad Pitt's acting job
Brad Pitt is a cardboard prop, not an actor.

Try 12 angry men

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I just watched The Man In The Iron Mask today after years. Great fucking movie.

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both are garbage. the first one took an amazing book, an expert prop department and Syd Mead's talent and shit out a movie-length chase scene.

The second one has no redeeming qualities and is a cash grab before the people who were young enough to think the first was cool when it hit theaters become old enough to forget about it.

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Seven
The goodfellas
Silence of the lamb
Jurrasic park
Ferris bueler day's off
V for vendetta

You're actually saying a lot of stuff I agree with. Notice Pulp Fiction and Reservior Dogs is absent from my list? Tarantino isn't always gold in my opinion.

Interstellar is a personal favorite for me. It tackled black holes, worm holes & time travel head on and with intelligence while still being an entertaining movie.

Primer might be the smartest movie ever made but was not approachable for a casual viewing. That matters to me.

What are your picks

>means girls
a true man of cinema

Seven is great but the more I watch it, the more I associate it with a just another crime thriller, albeit a very good/polished one. David Fincher creates CLEAN films if nothing else.

Go back and watch V for Vendetta again. I had it built up in my head for so long and now I find it's not holding up with age. Still entertaining of course but it has weaknesses.

Jurassic Park & Silence of the Lambs belongs on a list like this. Just no room on mine. I'd put Silence of the Lambs as a very honorable mention.

Interstellar would have been a masterwork in helping today's audience understand relativistic effects *and* an equally great movie if they had made it a third of its total runtime.

Don't get me wrong. I fucking love movies with 3-4 hour runtime (esp. scifi ones) but that shit had better be so good the lower half of my body goes numb.

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full pleb. the exorcist, nigger.

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Every time I re-watch it, I think similarly about the run-time. I think some of the fluff in the beginning could have been cut-out or reduced. The relationship with the son was time wasted. But everything after they get to space is necessary IMO.

i strongly think you need to reconsider where superbad belongs

Someone already said DasBoot
Not top 10, but notable good movies

13th warrior
redline (2009)
event horizon (1997)
Ghostbusters (1984)
Batman (1989)
Beetlejuice
Dances with Wolves
Edge of Tommorow
District 9
Dredd
The City of Lost Children (1995)
Jurassic Park
KIDS (1995)
American Beauty
Rumble in the Bronx
Demolition Man
Nightmare before Christmas
Bone Tomahawk
Total Recall
HEAT
Iron Giant (fuck you, we all cried)

I had to decide between The Exorcist and Rosemary's Baby for horror. I'm still thinking about the exorcist. I'll need to re-watch and evaluate again.

CB4
Team America World Police

Actually forgot about American Beauty. Thanks for reminding me. This probably belongs on the list somewhere.

Boogie nights

Wes Anderson has to get something on the board

Home Alone

Like higher or lower?

higher. it's like the scream of the comedy genre

JUST watched Boogie Nights tonight as I thought it would go well with Blow. It's really good but short of top10 IMO. The pacing seems off.

Yes, I now Wes Anderson would have an entry on a lot of ppls lists but I find his movies all so similar I can't choose one that really stands out. I'd probably go with Moonrise tbh.

Short Circuit
Beverly Hills Cop 2
Labyrinth
Red Dawn
Tremors
Goonies
E.T.

no order:

The Bicycle Thief
Akira
Come and See
Phase IV
Bridge Over the River Kwai
Tetsuo: Body Hammer
12 Angry Men
Il Confromista
Paths of Glory
Perfect Blue
The Thin Red Line
The Longest Day
Children of Men
Solaris(both)
Ran
Ikiru
Rashomon
Touch of Evil
Dr. Strangelove
2001
STALKER
Badlands
Kafka
What Scoundrels Men Are!
Some Like it Hot
Satyricon
Fantastic Planet
Spartacus(1960)

and if you think I'm a boomer (sigh) watch more movies

no boomer and zoomer memes here. this a real nigga thread!

It's tough with comedies because they are always a product of their times. Superbad meant a lot to me personally because of my age at release. It still holds up today IMO.

Pretty much a perfect comedy but comedies are often not perfect movies.

Naked
Sorry to bother you
Timecrimes
Blue/white/red
Straw dogs
Shallow grave
GUMMO
Dogtooth
Dancer in the dark
Sympathy for Mr.vengence
Morvern callar
Hard eight
Being john Malkovich
City of lost children
Pink floyd the wall
The immaculate conception of little dizzle
The war zone
This is England
Naked lunch
Elephant
Knife in the water
Happiness

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Nice list.
First time I watched Being John Malkovich I was deliriously sick with the flu and watched Adaptation immediately after by chance. I thought I was going crazy.

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> not having Spaceballs on the list. Bro.

> Blues Brothers
> Coming to America

Haha yeah I had mentioned the Mel Brooks Slap-stick doesn't really resonate with me. Respect for a true classic though.

I'm re-watching happiness right now. Thanks for the reminder. Cringe has never been done so believably in film.

12 angry men

2001: A Space Odyssey
Apocalypse Now
RAN
Andrei Rublev
The Passion of Joan of Arc
Last Year at Marienbad
Ivan the Terrible
Fanny and Alexander
Sansho the Bailiff
Tokyo Story
Citizen Kane
Earth
Breathless
Blow-up
The Last Emperor
Intolerance
Napoleon Va par Abel Gance
M
Once Upon a Time in the West
Hitler: a film from Germany
Chinatown
Nashville
JFK
In the Mood for Love
Mother and Son
Werckmeister Harmonies
The New World
There Will Be Blood
Pulp Fiction
Blue Velvet
Heaven's Gate
Lola Montes
The Third Man

It's a hard watch for sure , tim roth's the war zone is right up there with it

>stanley kubrick has entered the channel

Thanks , I own these all on dvd too!

No Star Wars no real horror movie. No real action. You be a fag.

Good picks. another man of culture. M is so fucking fresh still it's incredible.
Lolita is another banger.

The New World is probably my favorite Mallick movie visually but man the more I rewatch it the more I want to see different faces in that cast.

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>good movies
>Star Wars

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How did I get this far and no one has mentioned 25th Hour?

Senna
Cinema Paradiso
Damage
The Killer
Eat Drink Man Woman
Volver

ratatouille is the best Pixar movie

That's an Oscar Winner right there!

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12 Angry Men
Gunga Din
The Godfather
Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (Fuck you that movie is awesome)
Full Metal Jacket
High Plains Drifter
John Carpenter's The Thing