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What are your films of the 25 most favorite?
In no real particular order: Fur: Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus Perfume: Story of a murderer Trainspotting Buffalo '66 Christiane F. This is England Taxi Driver A Clockwork Orange Gummo Naked Lunch Everything Is Illuminated Pulp Fiction La Vie en Rose Amelie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Cloverfield (not that shitty Blair Witch) American Beauty A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, Lost in Translation "Life is Beautiful Dazed and Confused Fight Club (obviously) The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Artificial Intelligence
In no particular order: 1. The Godfather 1 & 2-Coppola, 1972 and 1974 2. Lawrence of Arabia, Lean, 1962 3. On the banks of Kazan-1954 4. Dr. Strangelove or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb-Kubrick 1964 5. Polanski's Chinatown-1974 6. The conversation, Coppola 1974 7. Goodfellas, Scorsese, 1990 8. Tarantino Pulp Fiction-1994 9. Bringing Up Baby 1938 10-Hawks. The Searchers-Ford 1956 11. Saving Private Ryan, Spielberg 1998 12. Group wild Peckinpah 1969 13. The project of the Blair Witch, Myrick and Sanchez, 1999 (not derivative crap Cloverfield) 14. The Apartment, Wilder 1960 15. No Country for Old Men, Coen 2007 16. Some Like It Wilder Wish 1959 17. Notorious Hitchcock-1946 18. Schindler's List, Spielberg's 1993 19. Taxi Driver, Scorsese 1976 20. Reed The Third Man-1949 21. Bonnie and Clyde-Penn 1967 22. Scorsese's Raging Bull 1980 23. North by Northwest, Hitchcock 1959 24. Boogie Nights, Anderson, 1997 25. Rear Window, Hitchcock, 1954, I tried to choose films of all time but obviously I am a child of 60 and 70 for 17 films from at least until late 1960. I'm so young I did not have time to see 60 films and several of the 70 films when they were released, but later experience in television or video or DVD. It is also my eternal pain that I saw for first 9 films when released in the theater, those are the 1980. The remaining 8 made before 1960 are gems. I guess I'm not so familiar with 30, 40 and 50 films American, but how little has changed my life are brilliant films. I sense a horror film are shown only because I love horror films, is I only hate the bad and most of them are very bad. Only two westerns, if these two are perhaps the best movies ever made. 18, Class I, as works plays, although they all have comics, of mystery and adventure elements in them. You can see that love Scorsese, Wilder, Coppola and Spielberg. I feel like I'd rather for Kubrick, Arthur Penn, Peckinpah, David Lean, Polanski, and Howard Hawks. I think Tarantino and Paul Thomas Anderson continue to make great movies. I guess is clear that while other directors such as Hitchcock has to be my favorite, or at least the one I most respect. Probably the best director who ever lived in my opinion.
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