you can poll Daniel_Rf's 50 fave films if you fancy it

Some excellent stuff and a few to look up but this?

The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring (Jackson, 2001)

I grew up a Tolkien kid, it absolutely blew me away when I saw it, the magic still works on me. I don't have much of a theoretical defense of it as a Great Film (though as a po faced epic I'd argue it's better than many a Lean), but you gotta be honest.

d.e.b.s.

Fun list, my instinctive choice would be Harakiri or Oldboy but I'll mull it over before I vote for Oldboy

Oh I missed Late Spring now I'm really torn

I see Ozu, I vote Ozu.

The Good The Bad & The Ugly

A number of films I respect and find interesting, none that I really love.
It's Solaris over Pierrot le fou and , although I Vitelloni and The Leopard probably hold together better as coherent works.

Matinee is super underrated, great to see it here

the maltese falcon ahead of once upon a time in the west ahead of rio bravo but this is a really good list

For me it’s between Singing in the Rain and Rio Bravo. I’ll probably vote Rio Bravo because I watched it more recently.

Singin' In The Rain... possibly.

Some excellent stuff and a few to look up but this?

The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring (Jackson, 2001)

― xyzzzz__, Tuesday, September 3, 2024 6:05 AM (three hours ago) bookmarkflaglink

stfu

wasn't gonna vote lotr but now i am

I thought I was the only person on here who loved Comfort and Joy, so that gets my vote.

The Naked Gun 2 1/2 would comfortably sit betwixt Satantango and Pickpocket on my list ftr.

Went with Once Upon a Time in the West because it was already first on this list.

Got my hopes up for a real anti-choice with Confessions...of a Congressman.

I’m not voting cos I haven’t seen enough to give an honest vote but Fellowship of the Ring is really good, best of the trilogy & also I have lots of recommendations based on the overlap in stuff we like

stfu

― hott ogo (voodoo chili), Tuesday, 3 September 2024 bookmarkflaglink

Its your ten hours, not mine xp

Going for.

Harakiri (Kobayashi, 1962)

In these polls I vote for what I'd watch now or later today, so it's The Big City (Ray, 1963) or The Maltese Falcon (Huston, 1941).

For me it’s between Singing in the Rain and Rio Bravo. I’ll probably vote Rio Bravo because I watched it more recently.

― o. nate, Tuesday, 3 September 2024 14:51 (forty-two minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

would happily have voted #1 for either also

Hellzapoppin is 10/10

I've thought about Pickpocket most days since I saw it (hyperbole, but not by much), but I think I'll go to Penda's Fen.

Very tempted by Gremlins 2 as it is my perfect hangover film, but voting for Penda's Fen.

BBC psyop to make xyzz care about LOTR:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ca5TUYB1nlw

ah fuck didn't work, jump to about 8:20

Matinee is super underrated, great to see it here

A surprising amount of guests on Joe Dante's podcast bring it up to him, which is nice.

Went with Once Upon a Time in the West because it was already first on this list.

These are actually in order of preference so I agree!

also I have lots of recommendations based on the overlap in stuff we like

Fire away!

Its your ten hours, not mine xp

― xyzzzz__, Tuesday, September 3, 2024 10:14 AM (one hour ago) bookmarkflaglink

please. it's 12 hours with the dvd extended editions.

Once Upon A Time In The West

please. it's 12 hours with the dvd extended editions.

― hott ogo (voodoo chili), Tuesday, September 3, 2024

lol much longer

its like three hours long

please. it's 12 hours with the dvd extended editions.

― hott ogo (voodoo chili), Tuesday, 3 September 2024 bookmarkflaglink

Like I said mate, its your time. I'll just keep judging you.

takes me about that long to pronounce your username

Singin’ In The Rain is one of the greatest films ever made

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucg0ZLHY5eA

Singing' in the Rain also has the funniest line in history ("I don't have time to find out")

"BBC psyop to make xyzz care about LOTR"

Its a v well made programme.

One more big Matinee fan here, although my favorite is either The Band Wagon or Singin’ in the Rain. Might throw the former a vote since the latter will obviously do well.

Singing' in the Rain also has the funniest line in history ("I don't have time to find out")

I thought you were gonna say my personal favourite, "ok, you're a cab".

Its a v well made programme.

Posted it especially because of Tolkien's contention that LOTR is about death and then busting out that Simone de Beauvoir snippet he kept in his wallet.

Ikiru for me. Towers above the rest

Instantly voted G2, had to laugh b/cit is also my second favorite movie.
Cool to see the love for Matinee (also my second favorite Joe Dante movie, when are we gonna have a Dante geekout session??)