Apart from being crazy long, I think Napoléon was an interesting Napoléon. Some really cool stuff in there for a film from 1927.
And L'année dernière à Marienbad is pretty cool too. One of the better classics I've seen.
Apart from being crazy long, I think Napoléon was an interesting Napoléon. Some really cool stuff in there for a film from 1927.
I'll try to watch all movies in 20+ lists this year but it's better to keep my expectations low for them
Hey, you don't have to tell me. I didn't call it "The Graveyard" for nothing
Pretty good 2020. I watched 5 of those 10.Kublai Khan wrote: ↑January 1st, 2020, 11:19 pm 1. Breathless {À bout de souffle} - 1960
2. It Happened One Night - 1934
3. The Best Years of Our Lives - 1946
4. The Searchers - 1956
5. Tokyo Story {Tôkyô monogatari} - 1953
6. Beauty and the Beast {La belle et la bête} - 1946
7. The Young and the Damned {Los olvidados} - 1950
8. Viridiana - 1961
9. The Wild Bunch -1969
10. Do the Right Thing - 1989
I can cross three of those off the list now. 73 films left on 20+ lists. I definitely hope to get through them in 2021.kongs_speech wrote: ↑December 4th, 2020, 5:44 pm Don't judge me too harshly, I only became a serious cinephile in 2019. Next year, I'm going to give the TSPDT list my best shot. I'm seeing Singin' in the Rain and Double Indemnity this month, as well as knocking out Raging Bull in time for the 1980s poll.
01. Lawrence of Arabia (39)
02. Casablanca (36)
03. Singin' in the Rain (35)
04. Seven Samurai (34)
05. Some Like It Hot (34)
06. Double Indemnity (33)
07. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (33)
08. The General (32)
09. Schindler's List (32)
10. Raging Bull (31)
Quartoxuma wrote: A deeply human, life-affirming disgusting check whore.
I saw "The Big Heat" via TCM last night and "Make Way for Tomorrow" about a month ago, so now it's....Ebbywebby wrote: ↑August 1st, 2020, 1:32 am Heat 1995 (20 lists...I just can't imagine what could be so superb about this)
Raise the Red Lantern (19 lists)
Akira 1988 (18 lists)
The Big Heat 1953 (17 lists)
Shoah 1985 (17 lists)
Farewell My Concubine 1993 (16 lists)
Make Way for Tomorrow 1937 (16 lists)
The Quiet Man 1952 (15 lists)
*The Great Escape 1963 (15 lists)
*Mildred Pierce 1945 (15 lists)
My tolerance for blockbusters is much higher than yours and I didn't like Spider-Verse. You're screwed with that one.Ebbywebby wrote: ↑January 12th, 2021, 12:22 amI saw "The Big Heat" via TCM last night and "Make Way for Tomorrow" about a month ago, so now it's....Ebbywebby wrote: ↑August 1st, 2020, 1:32 am Heat 1995 (20 lists...I just can't imagine what could be so superb about this)
Raise the Red Lantern (19 lists)
Akira 1988 (18 lists)
The Big Heat 1953 (17 lists)
Shoah 1985 (17 lists)
Farewell My Concubine 1993 (16 lists)
Make Way for Tomorrow 1937 (16 lists)
The Quiet Man 1952 (15 lists)
*The Great Escape 1963 (15 lists)
*Mildred Pierce 1945 (15 lists)
Heat
Raise the Red Lantern
Akira
Shoah
Farewell My Concubine
The Great Escape
A Brighter Summer Day (I guess it gained a list or two)
Mildred Pierce
The Quiet Man
(tie) Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (gimme a break) + The Thin Man
Also, I like to note how many unseen films I have on 10+ lists, and crossing off "The Big Heat" lowers the count to a round 50. Nice.
Next to fall will be "A Brighter Summer Day," because I recorded it off TCM some months back. "A Quiet Man" is on Amazon Prime, but I have very low interest in seeing it. Purely academic. And I haven't sampled the Amazon version -- sometimes Amazon has really crappy prints of old ciassics like that.
Quartoxuma wrote: A deeply human, life-affirming disgusting check whore.
Listen, bud. If you're only half the man you purport to be with your smug avatar pic, you HAVE to rave about it, alright?!
I randomly ended up watching "The Thin Man" last night...boy, that was not my sort of movie. The banter was fun at times, but the murder story completely failed to interest me. My brain checked out well before the film ended.
You really should add a sigfile saying "Go, Go, Second Time Virgin is the only film from the 1960s decade that pleases me," so people know just how seriously to take views like the above.
Oh, I've decided a long time ago that I'm not going to waste too much time on people not taking my views seriously. I've got better things to do.
Lawrence of Arabia (1962) - 38Lakigigar wrote: ↑November 1st, 2018, 6:15 pm Lawrence of Arabia (1962) - 40
Citizen Kane (1941) - 37
Apocalypse Now (1979) - 36
Casablanca (1942) - 36
Ladri di bicyclette (1948) - 34
M - Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder (1931) - 34
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927) - 34
Metropolis (1927) - 33
Rashômon (1950) - 33
Singin' in the Rain (1952) - 33
The Third Man (1949) - 33
Aside of Apocalypse Now, i don't think i'll work on this soon.
Hm, not that you have to really have to like or enjoy it, but you can't be a cinephile and just ignore Citizen Kane, right? I mean, it's like the Citizen Kane of movies.
Someday i'll watch it, but it's honestly not on one of my shorter watchlist. I was planning to try to see this before the 2022 edition of ICM Favourite movies, together with a lot of Bergman, Tarkovsky, Kurosawa, Wilder and french new wave/italian movies. But now i'm focusing on other stuff.