Part One|Part Two|Part Three|Part Four|Part Five|Part Six|Part Seven (Last)|Part Nine (Next)|Part 10|Part 12|Part 13|Part 14|Part 16|Part 17|18|19|20 Part Eight: – A few cult classics (Donnie Darko, Magnolia) made the list as well as an actual cult (Salo) – Kurosawa’s third film and second color film on the top 100 – Two of my favorite ensembles … More The Top 100: Part Eight (#65-61)
Part One| Part Two| Part Three|Part Four|Part Five| Part Six (last)|Part Eight (Next)|Part Nine|Part 10|Part 12|Part 13|Part 14|Part 16|Part 17|18|19|20 Part Seven: – Five new director entries onto the list, including three of the all-time greats – Welcome back to the list, Daniel Day-Lewis. He gets on twice in part seven, and his third overall … More The Top 100: Part Seven (#70-66)
Part One|Part Two|Part Three|Part Four|Part Five (Last)|Part Seven (Next)|Part Eight|Part Nine|Part 10|Part 12|Part 13|Part 14|Part 16|Part 17|18|19|20 Part Five: – Two Japanese Manga adapted to animation, and two of the most famous Japanese films ever made – Daniel Day-Lewis’s first mention on the list. – Eraserhead might be the most abstract film on the entire … More The Top 100: Part Six (#75-71)
Part One (100-96)|Part Two (95-91)|Part Three (90-86)|Part Four (85-81)|Part Six (75-71)|Part Seven (70-66)|Part Eight (65-61)|Part Nine (60-56)|Part 10 (55-51)|Part 12 (45-41)|Part 13 (40-36)|Part 14 (35-31)|Part 16 (25-21)|Part 17 (20-16)|18 (15-11)|19 (10-6)|20 (5-1) 80. Wings of Desire (1987) Director: Wim Wenders (1st) A deeply touching film made about life that hits harder emotionally in spots than … More The Top 100: Part Five (#80-76)
Part One (100-96)|Part Two (95-91)|Part Three (90-86)|Part Five (80-76)|Part Six (75-71)|Part Seven (70-66)|Part Eight (66-61)|Part Nine (60-56)| Part 10 (55-51)|Part 12 (45-41)|Part 14 (35-31)|Part 16 (25-21)|Part 17 (20-16)|18|19|20 85. Call Me By Your Name (2017) Director: Luca Guadagnino (1st) Spending a warm Italian summer in Luca Guadagnino’s romance “Call Me By Your Name” is a … More The Top 100: Part Four (#85-81)
Part One|Part Two (last)|Part Four (Next)|Part Five|Part Six|Part Seven|Part Eight|Part Nine|Part 10|Part 12|Part 13|Part 16|Part 17|18|19|20 90. Perfect Blue (1999) Director: Satoshi Kon (1st) Satoshi Kon is a magnificent and visionary director responsible for such classics as “Tokyo Godfathers” and the famous dreamscape “Paprika,” but neither of those films hit the exact note that “Perfect … More The Top 100: Part Three (#90-86)
Part One|Part Three|Part Four|Part Five|Part Six|18|19|20 95. M (1931) Director: Fritz Lang (1st) Fritz Lang’s thriller classic featuring one of the the most sensational endings to a film ever: In a citizens trial of a Child murderer, a town toils with their own idea of justice. It’s an all-encompassing view of a city dealing with … More The Top 100: Part Two (#95-91)
Part 2 (95-91) | 3 (90-86)|4 (85-81)|5 (80-76)|6 (75-71)|7 (70-66)|8 (65-61)|9 (60-56)|10 (55-51)|12 (45-41)|13 (40-36)|14 (35-31)|15 (30-26)|16 (25-21)|17 (20-16)|18 (15-11)|19 (10-6)|20 (5-1) The 2018 top 100: Each year, I make a revised top 100 list of my personal favorite films of all-time, to not only have a list to recommend to friends, twitter, and literally … More The Top 100 Films of All-time: 100-96 and Honorable Mentions
Director: Gaspar Noé Cinematography: Benoît Debie Writers: Gaspar Noé, Lucile Hadzihalilovic Stars: Paz De La Huerta, Nathanial Brown, Cyril Roy, Rating: 92 Experiencing death in the first-person, as the bullet pops through the bathroom door, and Oscar (Nathanial Brown) falls to the ground as his spirit ascends into the void. Enter The Void is a … More Enter The Void (2009) by Gaspar Noé
Director: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen Cinematography: Roger Deakins Writers: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen Stars: John Torturro, John Goodman, Judy Davis, Michael Lerner, Tony Shalhoub Rating: 91 Coming to the conclusions in ‘Barton Fink’ is a damn good time. Finding those previous suspicions about the auspicious imagery and the oddities in which Barton Fink (John Torturro) … More ‘Barton Fink’ (1991) by the Coen Brothers
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