Rank a Director's Filmography

[epilogue]

I didn't do a Coens list yesterday, so:

Barton Fink
Fargo
The Hudsucker Proxy
Inside Llewyn Davis
No Country for Old Men
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
A Serious Man
True Grit
Miller's Crossing
Burn After Reading
Raising Arizona
The Ladykillers
The Man Who Wasn't There
The Big Lebowski
Blood Simple
Intolerable Cruelty

[Alex]

i stop reading any coens ranking that doesn't have no country for old men at the top of the list

[LoathedVermin72]

i stop reading any coens ranking that doesn't have no country for old men at the top of the list

Coens not being tainted by Cormac McCarthy >>>>>>> Coens tainted by Cormac McCarthy

[Alex]

i stop reading any coens ranking that doesn't have no country for old men at the top of the list

Coens not being tainted by Cormac McCarthy >>>>>>> Coens tainted by Cormac McCarthy

i never should have saved your life with AIM chats

[LoathedVermin72]

i stop reading any coens ranking that doesn't have no country for old men at the top of the list

Coens not being tainted by Cormac McCarthy >>>>>>> Coens tainted by Cormac McCarthy

i never should have saved your life with AIM chats

[LoathedVermin72]

1. Black Narcissus
2. Age of Consent
3. 49th Parallel
4. The Red Shoes
5. The Edge of the World
6. The Small Back Room
7. I Know Where I'm Going!
8. Gone to Earth
9. The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
...
10. A Canterbury Tale
11. A Matter of Life and Death
12. Something Always Happens
13. The Spy in Black
14. Crown v. Stevens
...
15. Peeping Tom
16. The Thief of Bagdad
.....
17. The Volunteer

[epilogue]

i stop reading any coens ranking that doesn't have no country for old men at the top of the list

My top five is in constant flux. I'd call all of those films damn near flawless. They are masterpieces of the cinema as far as I'm concerned. I put NCfOM fifth this time, but it could easily be any other number in that top five.

[Alex]

i stop reading any coens ranking that doesn't have no country for old men at the top of the list

My top five is in constant flux. I'd call all of those films damn near flawless. They are masterpieces of the cinema as far as I'm concerned. I put NCfOM fifth this time, but it could easily be any other number in that top five.

i accept this qualification

[epilogue]

i stop reading any coens ranking that doesn't have no country for old men at the top of the list

My top five is in constant flux. I'd call all of those films damn near flawless. They are masterpieces of the cinema as far as I'm concerned. I put NCfOM fifth this time, but it could easily be any other number in that top five.

i accept this qualification

I am Jack's dancing banana with maracas.

[Alex]

i stop reading any coens ranking that doesn't have no country for old men at the top of the list

My top five is in constant flux. I'd call all of those films damn near flawless. They are masterpieces of the cinema as far as I'm concerned. I put NCfOM fifth this time, but it could easily be any other number in that top five.

i accept this qualification

I am Jack's dancing banana with maracas.

i am llewelyn's off-screen death

[epilogue]

i stop reading any coens ranking that doesn't have no country for old men at the top of the list

My top five is in constant flux. I'd call all of those films damn near flawless. They are masterpieces of the cinema as far as I'm concerned. I put NCfOM fifth this time, but it could easily be any other number in that top five.

i accept this qualification

I am Jack's dancing banana with maracas.

i am llewelyn's off-screen death

Hang me, oh hang me.

[LoathedVermin72]

1. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
2. Jaws
3. Jurassic Park
4. The Lost World: Jurassic Park
5. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
6. Raiders of the Lost Ark
7. Catch Me If You Can
8. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
9. The Terminal*
10. Minority Report
11. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial*
12. War of the Worlds*
13. Munich*
14. 1941*
15. Lincoln
16. Schindler's List*
17. Saving Private Ryan*
18. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
19. The Adventures of Tintin

*s mean I haven't seen them in a pretty long time. And I'm not including Duel or A.I. because it's been too long since I've seen them.

[LoathedVermin72]

1. Smiles of a Summer Night
2. The Passion of Anna
3. Summer with Monika
4. Persona
5. Fanny and Alexander
6. The Virgin Spring
7. The Seventh Seal
8. Autumn Sonata
9. Shame
10. Through a Glass Darkly
11. The Magician
12. Hour of the Wolf
13. Cries and Whispers
14. Wild Strawberries

Still a lot more I want (need?) to see.

[epilogue]

Would you believe I haven't seen a single one of his films?

[LoathedVermin72]

Would you believe I haven't seen a single one of his films?

I think there are probably quite a few people who haven't. He's great, though. You should check out Fanny and Alexander. It's very(, very) long, but also very beautiful and very accessible.

[epilogue]

Would you believe I haven't seen a single one of his films?

I think there are probably quite a few people who haven't. He's great, though. You should check out Fanny and Alexander. It's very(, very) long, but also very beautiful and very accessible.

Would you say that's the ideal place to start?

[Kaius]

It's very(, very) long, but also very beautiful and very accessible.

Are we talking about Heather's dick again?

[Heathen]

My dick is not accessible, it's deliberately abstruse.

[LoathedVermin72]

Would you believe I haven't seen a single one of his films?

I think there are probably quite a few people who haven't. He's great, though. You should check out Fanny and Alexander. It's very(, very) long, but also very beautiful and very accessible.

Would you say that's the ideal place to start?

I would say yes, but my only reservation is the length. I could see that scaring off a first timer before they even try.

Perhaps The Seventh Seal or The Virgin Spring would be better entry points.

[Heathen]

my only reservation is the length. I could see that scaring off a first timer before they even try.

enough with my dick already