Post your favorite movie and say why
Op here. I did this thread last night with Snatch and pic related.
Across the Universe is also my favorite movie though, if that makes sense. And I'll tell you why.
The musical scores are amazing and some of the choreography is absolutely, astonishingly, based as fuck. Particularly "I Want You/She's so Heavy" ...my fav. But really the entire movie, (maybe not as much the beginning bits) is absolutely 10/10.
Moreover, I get immersed in these characters, and they belt out these amazing beetles songs, its like sugar on top of honey, but in the best way.
11/10
Op, I like your taste.
As a big fan of bond movies, I have to way Casino Royale (with Daniel Craig)
I know that most bond fans are a sucker for the older stuff, and I am too, but this movie really set itself apart from the other bond films for me.
Very well done.
>>52768729
And the cinematography. That shit is bananas
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Forde
Everything about it is perfect to me. I love the pacing, the sound, the characters and find it extremely relaxing to watch.
I also saw a lot of myself and father when I was younger in Robert Forde and Jesse James' relationship which gives it a personal touch.
>>52769098
Great choice man thats a 10/10 in my book.
I really like most of brad pitts stuff but this movie is truly art with art in mind.
"He had a condition that caused him to blink frequently, as if the world was almost too much to take"
Or something like that.
Anyways, that narorator and that cinematography, and the story... Fuck it ... All of it. 10/10 just an awesome movie. I could go on, too.
>>52769324
I have watched that opening sequence countless times, I love it.
>>52768597
I loved Across the Universe too. The Choreography and Cinematography were so good that I'm willing to forgive Bono on "I am the Walrus".
>>52769646
It's beautiful and so are you
>>52769098
My favorite as-well
Also really like the dialog, the vocabulary in particular
>>52769874
Are you joking
He did great
>>52768597
Greatest movie ever made. You simply cannot prove otherwise. Apocalypse Now is to Godfather as The Beatles is to ABBA.
>>52769874
It doesn't matter
I am here as you are here and we're all here together
>>52768597
In no particular order
Rashomon
Oldboy
The Prestige
Her
The Hunt (Jagten)
Lost in Translation
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Sandesham
The Fog of War
Incendies
Schindler's List
Fight Club
City of God (Cidade de Deus)
Memento
Apocalypse Now
American Beauty
American History X
WALL•E
The Pianist
The Departed
The Lives of Others (Das Leben der Anderen)
Das Boot
L.A. Confidential
Pan's Labyrinth (El laberinto del fauno)
Dear Zachary
Lock Stock and two smoking Barrels
Snatch
V For Vendetta
Inception
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Le scaphandre et le papillon)
Raise the Red Lanterns (Dà Hóng Dēnglóng Gāogāo Guà)
Nobody Knows (Dare mo Shiranai)
The Silence Of The Lambs
The Usual Suspects
Saving Private Ryan
Lake of Fire
Letters from Iwo Jima
Pulp Fiction
Udaan
Love Exposure (Ai no Mukidashi)
>>52769914
i love you
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
I watched it for the first time two years ago just for the hell of it. Saw it was on Netflix and had time to kill. All I'd ever heard were great things, and I've never been a huge western fan or even a big Clint Eastwood fan, but I wanted to see what all the hype was about.
Holy shit it was beautiful. The scenes are action packed with a lot of built up tension and even a few laughs here and there. It had everything
>>52770231
>Love Exposure
mah fucking nigga
>>52770394
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZO4M9hMn14
>>52770389
Man, ily
>>52770231
Roshomon is overrated when you consider the source material
Your list is way too long, I didnt read it. Seriously asshole, read the OP and narrow it down
