Just recommend me some good films to watch, share your personal top 10's n shit, I have 11 days free and I am going to watch the shit out of em all
Just watched Boogie Nights for the first time in years and it was even better than i remembered so Boogie Nights.
Also Bride of Frankenstein, Way of the Dragon, Memories of Murder and Paris Texas just because.
Also Crimson peak because I just saw it and it was çíñémá as fuck and the anons and critics who dissed are gonna be really embarrassed when it's a cult classic in a few years. A little arch but really beautiful visually and really interesting thematically. The poetry levels are off the chart.
>>66842180
thanks man, I will definitely watch Boogie Nights, will check out the rest
keep em comin'
Resolution (2012)
Dont read anything about it. It's for the best.
Bone Tomahawk. Intense and bloody.
>>66842521
what in the fuck
i missed this board
here are some epic movies /b/ro
The good the bad and the ugly - 9,7/10
Godfather I - 9,5/10
Godfather II - 9,4/10
Dr strangelove - 9,4/10
Cool hand luke - 9,3/10
LA Confidential - 9,2/10
One flew over the cuckoo's nest - 9,2/10
The grand budapest hotel - 9,2/10
The silence of the lambs - 9,1/10
North by northwest - 9,1/10
my personal top 10, i still need to watch a shitton of movies though
'Children of Men' for amazing long shots
'Moon' for unpredictability
'Hunger' for when Fassbender was in good movies
>>66842521
>>66841971
Here are my top five (in terms of enjoyment, not whether they're critically excellent):
Spartacus
Yojimbo
Blade Runner
The Beast
The Fisher King
Zodiac
Children of Men
Shame
Inside Llewyn Davis
Kingdom of heaven directors cut
just what I've watched in the past 5 days
sicario, watch that shit
>>66841971
Cross of Iron
Slow West
Filth
Deus Machina
Ironclad
The Martian
13th Warrior
just random movies i liked off the top of my head
>>66841971
Go Noir!
1. The Big Sleep
2. Sunset Blvd
3. Blade Runner 80's
4. Miller's Crossing 90's
5. Winter's Bone (or Sin Nombre) 10's
The Wolfpack isn't bad OP. It's very different to anything I've seen before / not really discussed around here/IRL
>>66841971
"""""""""""""Personal"""""""""""""" top 10 in no order, one per director edition
Fanny and Alexander
The Double Life of Veronique
The Master
The Shining
La Dolce Vita
Chungking Express
Paris, Texas
Hiroshima Mon Amour
PickpocketThe Revenant, fight me faggots
Lord of the rings 1-3
Harry Potter 1-8
Hobbit 1-3
Star wars 1-7
>>66843327
thx senpai
Reservoir Dogs
Drive
Evil Dead 2
Hank and Mike
A Field In England
Trainspotting
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Videodrome
Inherent Vice
Under The Skin
>>66841971
The Passion of Joan of Arc
Ivan
Ivan the Terrible
Pickpocket
The Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach
Room Film 1973
Golden Eighties
Eyes Wide Shut
Goodbye Dragon Inn
Drive
>>66842972
Best taste in this thread by far.
Do a Malick marathon OP. It's what I've done in preparation for Knight of Cups. I believe he's never made a bad film, but even if you dislike some, there's one in his filmography for everyone.
>>66843810
How can there be one in his filmography for everyone when all of them are essentially the same thing?
>>66842972
if you had to choose one to watch on netflix right now what would be your choice?
>>66843855
You must have skipped Badlands and Days of Heaven and The Thin Red Line. All three are vastly different. Now, and I know thinking is a foreign concept to you, but if you really watch and pay attention, there are great difference even between his newer stuff like Tree of Life and To The Wonder. They are very much the same style, but the constant definitely varies
everyone is giving top 10s so I'll just give you 3 to choose from
Big Trouble in Little China
The Warriors
Punch Drunk Love
>>66843938
*content
>>66843938
How insecure you are, and with reason.
> there are great difference even
> constant
No, the content is the same self-regarding crypto-fascist mysticism all the way through. As soon as Badlands was overpraised, he was ruined.
Heres my top British flix m8
Get Carter (crime/drama)
The Long Good Friday (crime/drama)
Quadrophinia (Rockopera/coming of age)
The Life of Brian (comerdy)
Shaun of the dead (comerdy horror)
This is England (drama)
>>66843905
I don't know which ones are on netflix, but probably Fanny and Alexander
>>66842521
I do like a bit of Mike Leigh now and again.
