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  Alex McCloud:
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Stanley Kubrick Wes Anderson ++ Quentin Tarantino Orson Welles + Takashi Miike Alfred Hitchcock - Oliver Stone Ridley Scott Films by years: 2007: There Will Be Blood 2006: Inland Empire 2005: Broken Flowers 2004: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2003: Lost in Translation 2002: 24 Hour Party People 2001: The Royal Tenenbaums 2000: Battle Royale 1999: Eyes Wide Shut 1998: Rushmore 1997: The Ice Storm 1996: Secrets and Lies 1995: Dead Man 1994: Chungking Express 1993: The Nightmare Before Christmas 1992: Porco Rosso 1991: Naked Lunch 1990: Edward Scissorhands 1989: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 1988: Akira 1987: Withnail and I 1986: Blue Velvet 1985: Brazil 1984: Once Upon a Time in America 1983: Monty Python's The Meaning of Life 1982: Blade Runner 1981: Possession 1980: The Shining 1979: Stalker 1978: 1977: Eraserhead 1976: Taxi Driver 1975: Barry Lyndon 1974: A Woman Under the Influence 1973: Sleeper 1972: Tout va bien 1971: Two-Lane Blacktop 1970: 1969: Funeral Parade of Roses 1968: 2001: A Space Odyssey 1967: Week End 1966: The Face of Another 1965: Pierrot le fou 1964: Robinson Crusoe on Mars 1963: Eight and a Half 1962: L'eclisse 1961: The Naked Island 1960: Breathless 1959: The 400 Blows 1958: Vertigo 1957: Paths of Glory 1956: The Killing 1955: The Night of the Hunter 1954: Seven Samurai 1953: Tokyo Story 1952: Othello 1951: Alice in Wonderland 1950: Variety Lights 1949: The Third Man 1948: The Naked City 1947: Nightmare Alley 1946: Brief Encounter 1945: 1944: Meet Me in St. Louis 1943: Shadow of a Doubt 1942: Bambi 1941: Citizen Kane 1940: Fantasia 1939: The Rules of the Game 1938: The Lady Vanishes 1937: 1936: Modern Times 1935: The 39 Steps 1934: L'Atalante 1933: King Kong 1932: 1931: City Lights 1930: All Quiet on the Western Front 1929: 1928: The Circus 1927: 1926: The General 1925: The Gold Rush 1924: 1923: A Woman of Paris 1922: Nosferatu 1921: The Kid 
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Jussi Mäkelä a écrit le 24 novembre 2007
Very nice list. Bara no soretsu is awesome, but I think A Clockwork Orange is better. La Planete sauvage is very interesting animation, gotta see it. Tokyo monogatari is awesome.
Dragon Eye Morrison a écrit le 4 octobre 2007
Tokyo Drifter and Bird people of China are great choices.
Coin Quatro a écrit le 16 mars 2007
i hate "crash". it's mindnumbingly dull, simplifying and pathetic, it might be "technically accomplished" but aesthetically it's just totally meaningless. the ongoing comparisons to "babel" really annoy me. all your criticisms of "babel" perfectly apply to "crash" in my opinion.
you see, i had discussions on the imdb boards with people who claimed "babel" is the same movie as "crash" is and it really wears me out to be honest. honestly, someone who thinks that has either no idea of cinema at all (i don't think you belong to this group) or lacks any sort of emotional understanding. your derogative use of the word "liberal" also reminds me of the imdb polemics. it's the stupidest sort of labelling i can think of these days. some kind of second paranoid maccarthy era. please get it together americans (if you are one). i'm sure i will watch "la dolce vita" some day again and maybe i'll change my mind about fellini. but as for now, every single part of innaritu trilogy is miles ahead of the two fellinis i have seen.
Coin Quatro a écrit le 16 mars 2007
my problem with "la dolce vita" (as with "8 1/2") is that it's three hours redundant drivel (filled with symbolic imagery) about decadent disgusting and boring people. it lacks any kind of emotional level, it feels completely sterile. maybe that's how the main protagonists feel, but in the end, fellini to me seems like the typical film school graduate, his movies are technically (and at times aesthetically) great but totally lack heart and emotion. they are dead to me.
i have only seen these two, so i will definately check out some other fellinis, but i'm not really looking forward to it. concerning "babel" i'd like to here what you think is "emotionally reductionist" about it. if you think there's a "political" message you missed the point. why you would consider any of this drivel is really beyond me. innaritu showed that he's a keen observer of human nature, the movie is full of honesty and compassion. it's about humans and their weaknesses and it's incredibly precise in depicting it, so what about this could be "drivel"? i like "2001", "blue velvet", "brazil" (message beating anyone?) and "rushmore" and love "eternal sunshine", "chungking express" "lost highway" and "lost in translation".
Coin Quatro a écrit le 15 mars 2007
la dolce vita
kill bill lol
Jeremy Smith a écrit le 14 mars 2007
My name is Jesus and I approve of this list.
Ally (new Ernst Lubitsch poll) a écrit le 28 janvier 2007
alphaville wasn't my favorite, but lots of other godard is good if you search for it. My favorites include Breathless, Woman is a Woman, Le Petit Soldat, Pierrot le Fou, and vivre sa vie.
joe (20 greatest films of all time) b. a écrit le 15 janvier 2007
good list. i love vertigo and blue velvet. eternal is very good also. check out my list and see what you think
Jacob Stefánsson a écrit le 27 novembre 2006
Hey, thanks. Like yours too.
Nope Nil a écrit le 25 novembre 2006
Fucking awesome top 6, all of them are in the running for my top list, with the exception of Brazil, which I still love. The Third Man blew my mind.
Bex Williams a écrit le 22 novembre 2006
This is probably the most opposite list to mine that I have seen
 If you check out my list, I think that you will be horrified! At least we agree that Fightclub was crap. I do like Vertigo, North by Northwest, Chinatown and Ghostbusters from your best of years.
Dan Kinem a écrit le 12 novembre 2006
Hey you have a great list, you should come check out my forum. You would be a great addition. Breathless, 2001, etc.
http://www.criterionmaster.proboards104.com/index.cgi
dustin . a écrit le 30 octobre 2006
I forgot to say this: Ever since I saw it on the big screen...it became one of my favorite movies.
dustin . a écrit le 30 octobre 2006
Now I'll definitely check out Rainy Dog. Miike is really prolific. I have the Artificial Eye version of Double Life of Veronique(it came out on dvd last year). I just couldn't wait for the Criterion. Ever since I saw it on the big screen in 91. I went back to see it three times. Certainly one of the most beautiful movies ever made. Criterion always does a movie justice so I would say yeah for you to get it.
dustin . a écrit le 29 octobre 2006
Welcome to the club Alex. What's Rainy Dog about?
SIP Twenty a écrit le 29 octobre 2006
Hey Alex, you're in. Our updated list will be up soon. If you want to leave me your 'personal info' (as seen in our user statement) you can leave it on my page. If you don't wanna give it out though, that's more than fine. Welcome.
dustin . a écrit le 29 octobre 2006
Great list. Only movies I haven't seen are #10 and 17. I've been dying to see Eureka.
Sebastian Guerrero a écrit le 29 octobre 2006
I might actually do it. I never blind buy
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Los Rasputin a écrit le 29 octobre 2006
Nice list. I like 2001, Apocalypse Now, Breathless, Citizen Kane, Totoro, Once Upon a Time in the West and the Third Man.
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Interesting list. Not seen a lot of those on your list, but heard a lot about them. F For Fake and Les 400 coups is films I've wanted to seen for a long time.