ITT: 10/10 Films
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>>62902455
Manhattan is better, but both are 10/10
>>62902494
I didn't like Manhattan as much, but I think that's partially due to my TV's poor sound quality. Some parts the dialogue was too quiet to hear, so I turn it up and was deafened by the music when it kicked back in.
>>62902494
Manhattan is NOT better
It's good, but Annie Hall is a masterpiece
>>62902566
Sorry, but no. It's better than most modern crime thrillers but too derivative and predictable to be 10/10
Here are some of my picks
Rashomon
The Big Leibowski (I can say this having watched every Coen film. It's an incredibly ambitious and well-made work of art
The French Connection
The Third Man
Hunger
Chinatown
The Master
Goodfellas
Wages of Fear
Down By Law
Glengarry Glen Ross
>>62902761
I actually think L.A. Confidential is better than Chinatown.
>>62902852
Forget it, anon; it's Chinatown.
>>62902455
Manhattan
Probably the single best Japanese film. It and Seven Samurai are my two favorite.
The Mirror
Mulholland Drive
Ikiru
World on a Wire
Amadeus
>>62902466
no it's not liberal
this is a sententious mess
>>62903040
kek
>>62902455
>Pseudo-intellectual kike: The movie
>good
yikes
>>62902761
why hunger?
>>62902635
more like 11/10 AMIRITE GUYS?
>>62902609
Ohhh yeah!
>>62902484
Hello Suldyah, ready to kill more Germans?
>>62904563
>Suldyah
I kek'd. I'm impressed by your ability to spell it exactly like he says it.
Better than Kane
>>62902968
Yes. The only correct answer in this thread.until now
>>62902761
>Rashomon
>Not the superior 12 Angry Men
>Choosing the one where every one is coked out and asian instead of serious and white
>>62904735
>being this pleb
>>62904735
>>62904767
I agree that 12 Angry Men is better, but Rashomon is great too. I particularly love how intense and epic the fight is in Toshiro's story, and how wimpy and pathetic it is in the priest's story.
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>>62905424
tell me why it should be good
>>62902455
Ella Enchanted, it defies the conventional logic of cinema
