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Relic

Relic

Astral Corpse
Mar 6, 2021
449
Escape From New York
or the Phantasm series.
Actually, there are many.
The more recent stuff has been so dull that I hardly remember any.
 
DarkRange55

DarkRange55

Enlightened
Oct 15, 2023
1,256
Life is Beautiful. It's an Italian film, I think it's the first foreign actor to win an Academy Award. It's about a man and his son in World War 2 who get sent to a concentration camp and all throughout it the father because he cares about his son he turns it into this like whole happy, fun, game thing he presents the concentration camp is like a big amusement park. One of the only movies you should have on DVD for that, is Life is Beautiful just because to me the ability to do that, to take life because life throws all kinds of stuff at you it's the struggle of humans.

Second place is a toss up between Unforgiven or Seven Samurai. Both of those films are flawless IMHO. My favorite movie genre is westerns.

Of course in the top ten:
- Spirited Away
- Alien & Aliens
- Terminator 2
- The Big Lebowski
- Taxi Driver
- Leon the Professional
- Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
- ect, ect. too many to list…
Escape From New York
or the Phantasm series.
Actually, there are many.
The more recent stuff has been so dull that I hardly remember any.
Kurt Russell
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carac

carac

"and if this is the end, i am glad i met you."
May 27, 2023
909
I love life is beautiful, amazing film, also seven samurai but my all time favourite film is another kurosawa film called yojimbo
 
Malaria

Malaria

If I can't be my own, I'd feel better dead
Feb 24, 2024
1,023
The Shawshank Redemption. It cheered me up and helped me get through a really rough time in my life, and for that I am eternally grateful to this film.
 
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dandoridunban

Member
Mar 11, 2024
13
I know this will sound strange, but its the lego movie. Great animation and hilarious jokes.
 
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Naked Weapon

Naked Weapon

Watch another angel die
Jan 7, 2024
104
The Graduate
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
(500) Days of Summer
Hamlet (the 1948 version)
 
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slothstar56

slothstar56

Member
Nov 3, 2023
10
I can watch Planes, trains and automoblies every year. The Abyss. Pulp fiction. The neverending story, Valley girl, Almost famous. Those come to mind quickly.
 
MyChoiceAlone

MyChoiceAlone

sleep deprived and/or drunk
Jul 23, 2023
1,148
inglourious basterds
hot shots! part deux
rocky
rambo
kingpin
over the hedge

*didn't mention the ones you guys already listed
 
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Patat

Patat

no future, no cry
Sep 11, 2023
7
The Japanese movie Blue Spring/Aoi Haru/青い春 from 2001. It has an absolutely amazing soundtrack by the punk band Thee Michelle Gun Elephant and it features some beautiful cinematography.
 
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Valso

Valso

Student
Mar 12, 2024
113
I'm more into tv shows but... if I have to name specifically a movie, "Smokey & The Bandit" would be one of my favorites. Another favorite is "Mad Max" with Mel Gibson.

Smokey bandit loins
 
ctbcat

ctbcat

Yes, the everlasting contrast.
Jul 14, 2023
182
i think i always say mysterious skin, dir. greg araki. it's definitely a tough watch though - it's a haunting film.

other than that, probably zero day dir. ben coccio. :]
 
sserafim

sserafim

消えたい
Sep 13, 2023
7,398
I prefer TV shows. I like Alice in Borderland, Sweet Home, All Of Us Are Dead, etc
 
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Experienced
Oct 23, 2023
264
Pather panchali - Satyajit Ray 1955
The green ray - Eric Rohmer 1986
Stolen kisses - Francois Truffaut 1968
The lives of others - Florian henckel von donnersmack 2006
The 400 blows - Francois Truffaut 1959
The chess players - Satyajit Ray 1977
Elle - Paul Verhoeven 2016
Kanal - Andrzej Wajda 1957
The piano teacher - Michael Haneke 2001
Amour - Michael Haneke 2012
 
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Experienced
Oct 23, 2023
264
Jalsaghar - Satyajit Ray 1958
Umberto D - Vittorio de Sica 1952
A Tale of springtime - Eric Rohmer 1990
Two English girls - Francois Truffaut 1971
Bed and board - Francois Truffaut 1970
Tokyo story - Yasujiro Ozu 1953
Pratidwandi - Satyajit Ray 1970
Alice in the cities - Wim wenders 1974
Street of shame - Kenji Mizoguchi. 1956
La strada - Federico Fellini 1954
Hirak rajar deshe - Satyajit Ray 1980
 
kilowatt

kilowatt

A gun is the greatest negociator
Sep 9, 2023
317
I don't have a favorite movie but I can certainly call The End of The Fucking World my favorite series. Worth watching.
 
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Experienced
Oct 23, 2023
264
I don't have a favorite movie but I can certainly call The End of The Fucking World my favorite series. Worth watching.
I wish you'd watch at least one from the lists I mentioned before that happens though 😕🌠.
 
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thinvy

thinvy

Woefully Yours, Luka
Aug 7, 2023
192
I'd be hard pressed to pick an absolute favorite as there's so many good ones that are good for entirely different reasons. I can say though that mad max fury road has a very special place in my heart, because it helped keep me sane during a very rough part of my life. it seems silly to say without any context, but that's too long of a story to retell lmao
 

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