27 Sep 17
Originally posted by @lemondropThe concept of the 'best movie of all time' is a bit premature since they have only been around for a bit over 100 years. What would the best movie of all time be 100 years from now?
I think No Country For Old Men was a very good movie
I didn't see anyone tout 'the treasure of Sierra Madre', has to be a great movie.And Godfather 1 and 2.
I got off on Zardoz🙂 He kills them at the end and they thank him saving them from endless boredom of immortality in a fishbowl.
28 Sep 17
Originally posted by @wolfgang59It's your 'best' all time.
How many we allowed?
Here's 10. No particular order.
Dr Strangelove
Pulp Fiction
Blade Runner
Zulu
Get Carter
Il Postino
Dances With Wolves
Shane
Groundhog Day
Los Cronocrímenes
Choose one.
Nothing will beat An Officer and A Gentleman.
28 Sep 17
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Originally posted by @lemondropSimple.
you seem obsessed with An Officer and a Gentleman
what is it about this movie that has turned you into a fanatic?
One man doesn't know how to bring out the best in himself.
The other man does.
Classic!!!
Foley is the man!!!
28 Sep 17
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Some less well known films that made a big impression on me in their various ways which could be dark horse candidates for 'best film' are Walker - with Ed Harris, Love Liza - with Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Naked - directed by Mike Leigh, Jacknife - with Ed Harris and Robert DeNiro, and Eraserhead by David Lynch. Out of these, I would choose "Naked".
28 Sep 17
Originally posted by @wolfgang59btw
How many we allowed?
Here's 10. No particular order.
Dr Strangelove
Pulp Fiction
Blade Runner
Zulu
Get Carter
Il Postino
Dances With Wolves
Shane
Groundhog Day
Los Cronocrímenes
Dunkirk was very, very good too.
How did US take to it?