Jan 25·1 reply
ElricFlowers of St Francis the best Rossellini
Diary Of A Country Priest the best Bresson
Miracle In Milan the best De Sica
Strangers On A Train might be the best Hitchcock
Hitchcock shock would be one of his pre-39 Steps flicks imo.
Blackmail is a personal favorite from that era.
- Jan 25·1 reply
Bound by the Wachowskis.
Bringing Out the Dead by Scorsese.
A Simple Plan by Raimi.
Minority Report by Spielberg.
Sherlock Jr by Keaton.
Mother by Bong Jong Ho.
Floating Weeds (1959) by Ozu.
Winter Light by Bergman.
Jan 25·editedSpeed Racer (Wachowskis)
Cloverfield (Reeves)
Escape From NY (Carpenter)
Eastern Promises (Cronenberg)
Spider-Man 1 (Raimi)
Sympathy for Mr Vengeance (Chan-wook)
The Trip (Wirkola)
Jan 25·2 repliesToo much to say Bugonia is Yorgos’ best? It’s certainly my favorite from what I’ve seen of his.
- Jan 25·1 replyJalen Brunson Fan
Too much to say Bugonia is Yorgos’ best? It’s certainly my favorite from what I’ve seen of his.
A remake being somebody’s best is an indictment imo
- Jan 25·1 replyIcyNeck
A remake being somebody’s best is an indictment imo
Lol ngl I didn’t know Bugonia was a remake. Have you seen the original?
- Jan 25Jalen Brunson Fan
Lol ngl I didn’t know Bugonia was a remake. Have you seen the original?
Yes, it kicks even more ass than Bugonia. “Save The Green Planet”
Jan 25·4 replies
- Jan 25
Jackie Brown (Tarantino)
Sicario (Villenueve)
Mars Attacks! (Burton)
Dawn of The Dead (Snyder)
Furiosa (Miller)
Sunshine (Boyle)
Porco Rosso (Miyasaki)
Jan 25If we being real, Scorsese peaked with Shark Tale
Jan 25brutallust
nuke the thread man
Jan 25
soapmanwun
based
Jan 25brutallust
I know what you are
- Jan 25·1 reply
Benny BoyAnd if I was wrong you'd say "you're wrong"
Only the modern stuff start to finish. OLLA, TDDD, Paterson
Seen bits and pieces of Ghost Dog and one of those proto-mumblecore joints
no I would just say dang Jim aint for you
hes not for everybody And yeah Paterson and TDDD were mid. Hes a legend because of his early stuff, not his later stuff. Don't give up till you've seen Down By Law and especially Dead Man.
- Jan 25·1 replyCrimsonArk
Bound by the Wachowskis.
Bringing Out the Dead by Scorsese.
A Simple Plan by Raimi.
Minority Report by Spielberg.
Sherlock Jr by Keaton.
Mother by Bong Jong Ho.
Floating Weeds (1959) by Ozu.
Winter Light by Bergman.
Sherlock is Busters most popular flick
Out Hospitality would be my choice
- Jan 25CrimsonArk
Hitchcock shock would be one of his pre-39 Steps flicks imo.
Blackmail is a personal favorite from that era.
Yeah his early stuff is cool but I don't think they're anywhere near his mid 30's on stuff
- Jan 25Jalen Brunson Fan
Too much to say Bugonia is Yorgos’ best? It’s certainly my favorite from what I’ve seen of his.
The Favorite
OPJan 25brutallust
Oh they’re gonna kill you for this one
Unity 💯Jan 25brutallust
I support you.
- Jan 25·1 replyElric
Sherlock is Busters most popular flick
Out Hospitality would be my choice
Feel like I hear more people being up The General.
- Jan 25CrimsonArk
Feel like I hear more people being up The General.
For sure but Sherlock and Steamboat Bill are also usually considered his best. Our Hospitality was doing everything General did just on a smaller scale. literally a mini train lol.
- Jan 25·1 replyElric
no I would just say dang Jim aint for you
hes not for everybody And yeah Paterson and TDDD were mid. Hes a legend because of his early stuff, not his later stuff. Don't give up till you've seen Down By Law and especially Dead Man.
When you end up watching 5 movies from a director you don't f*** with >>>>
- Jan 25·1 replyBenny Boy
When you end up watching 5 movies from a director you don't f*** with >>>>
Had to watch alot of boring Wim Wenders before I got to Wings Of Desire and Paris Texas.
Had to watch alot of boring Bresson before I found Dairy Of A Country Priest.
Had to watch alot of ok Rossellini before I found mastapiece Flowers Of St. Francis.
It's happens
- Jan 25·1 reply
Maybe not concesus best those are all considered peak Tark, Kubrick and Antonioni