Red Mosquito

The Argonaut wrote:

washing machine wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:Great choice

This post from you reminds me...

I think I'd put A Band Apart over Breathless. 400 Blows would beat out both if it came to it though.

I haven't seen any of them in years, but I suspect I'd still put the two Godard over 400 Blows. And I loved Band of Outsiders, the scene of them dancing in the cafe is still vivid in my mind. I wouldn't be surprised if I ranked that above Breathless, too

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washing machine wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:

washing machine wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:Great choice

This post from you reminds me...

I think I'd put A Band Apart over Breathless. 400 Blows would beat out both if it came to it though.

I haven't seen any of them in years, but I suspect I'd still put the two Godard over 400 Blows. And I loved Band of Outsiders, the scene of them dancing in the cafe is still vivid in my mind. I wouldn't be surprised if I ranked that above Breathless, too

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Team 400 Blows

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:To interject on the Westerns question, The Proposition would be on mine.

I love westerns, and that’s a good movie. I’ve always felt westerns needed to be about the 19th century American west, or at least the American west/frontier. Although you are certainly in the majority on that one.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

washing machine wrote:If I had a top 25 list, The Bicycle Thief would be on it.

What would not be on it?

how many more movies are there than 25?

Anders wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:To interject on the Westerns question, The Proposition would be on mine.

I love westerns, and that’s a good movie. I’ve always felt westerns needed to be about the 19th century American west, or at least the American west/frontier. Although you are certainly in the majority on that one.

I have a much looser definition of what is a western. For instance I consider Black '47 to be a western and it takes place in Ireland. Its has all the hallmarks though.

Ms Harmless wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

washing machine wrote:If I had a top 25 list, The Bicycle Thief would be on it.

What would not be on it?

how many more movies are there than 25?

Hard to say, but also irrelevant

Bammer wrote:Wayne's World
Braveheart


No other movies ever made that deserve to be in the same category so this thread is really a list of your 3rd through 27th favorite movies.

Well, nothing has changed here since 2014.

Did B post his list? I don’t know how he possibly could, considering there are like at least 40 Avengers movies now.

I strongly considered answering Braveheart for Lenny's "what movie wouldn't make it to your top 25" query.

Man, I really do not care for Braveheart.

Never even seen it.

Mickey wrote:Never even seen it.

You’re going to LOVE Robert The Bruce.

epilogue wrote:Man, I really do not care for Braveheart.

It has aged terribly.

JuanHamm wrote:

epilogue wrote:Man, I really do not care for Braveheart.

It has aged terribly.

Haha that may very well be true. I probably haven’t watched it in 20 years.

Still love it though.

JuanHamm wrote:

epilogue wrote:Man, I really do not care for Braveheart.

It has aged terribly.

I believe it. But I didn't like it when it was first in theaters. I can't imagine how much I'd hate it now.

It’s not perfect, but it’s a pretty good movie.

It's in my "must revisit" list. I used to really love it but haven't seen it in 15 years

I was never in love with it, so my gut says I’d have a similar reaction

I preferred Rob Roy.

bada wrote:I preferred Rob Roy.

I’ve only seen that once so I’d like to revisit also.

Best from the last 10 years in no order:

Spring Breakers
La Cordillera (The Summit)
It Follows
Possessor
Halloween (2018)
Hereditary
Dr Sleep
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
This is The End
Wolf Of Wall Street
Why Dont You Play In Hell?
Gone Girl
Malignant
Mandy
Uncut Gems
Midsommar
Under The Silver Lake
Molly´s Game
Tangerine
Tragedy Girls
Silence
Ingrid Goes West
The Blackcoat´s Daughter
The Comedy
Neon Demon