Amadeus (Milos Forman, 1984) Ashes and Diamonds (Andrzej Wajda, 1958) Caché (Michael Haneke, 2005) The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (John Ford, 1962) Seven Samurai (Akira Kurosawa, 1954) The Seventh Seal (Ingmar Bergman, 1957) Shame (2011, Steve McQueen) Stalker (Andrei Tarkovsky, 1979) Taxi Driver (Martin Scorsese, 1976) Unforgiven (Clint Eastwood, 1992)
SHOW:
The Leftovers (2014-2017) The Sopranos (1999-2007) The Wire (2002-2008) Six Feet Under (2001-2005) The Twilight Zone (1959-1964)
Landon Perry
How boring and Reddit can someone's taste be?
Hudson Thompson
just watched Badlands and Days of Heaven for the first time, good list OP though I haven't seen many of the international ones >The Shining >The Texas Chainsaw Massacre >Eyes Wide Shut >Nightmare on Elm Street >Mutiny on the Bounty (1962) >Mulholland Drive >Frankenstein (1931) >The Thing >Barry Lyndon >Sunset Boulevard
>Twilight Zone >Seinfeld >baseball >the news >Jeopardy!
Ryder Baker
9/10
Gabriel Howard
Good man.
Grayson Hall
Love the horror taste. Have yet to see Barry Lyndon but need to some time soon, preferably baked.
Camden Ramirez
>Caché (Michael Haneke, 2005)
been meaning to watch this for a long time desu
Wyatt Allen
...
Dylan Morales
Tombstone > Unforgiven
Fight me
Nathaniel Hernandez
1. Մեր դարը (Peleshian, 1983) 2. Obrazy Starého Sveta (Hanák, 1972) 3. Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (Schrader, 1985) 4. American Dreams (Lost And Found) (Benning, 1984) 5. گاو (Mehrjui, 1969)
Noah Long
>no robocop, predator, road warrior, starship troopers, terminator, aliens, or the thing
Movies Apocalypse Now McCabe and Mrs Miller Ran Chimes at Midnight Straw Dogs
Don't watch much tv but Oz Rome Twin Peaks How it's Made
Nathan Russell
What is this comment supposed to mean, Six Feet Under is pure telekino
Jaxon Peterson
>essential boy pretending to be a man core
Aaron Ortiz
>Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (Schrader, 1985)
Definitely need to check this one out
Eli Rogers
>Blue Velvet >The Texas Chain Saw Massacre >The Shining >Young Frankenstein >Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade >American Pop >The Thing >Last of the Mohicans >The Green Mile >2001: A Space Odyssey
>Twin Peaks >Black Books >Seinfeld >Star Trek TNG >The Prisoner
Jeremiah Ward
sneed formally snide
Ayden Phillips
>not a single mention of the greatest animated picture of all time
Nicholas Torres
muh nigga
Zachary Fisher
...
Leo Torres
>The Straight Story >Jeremiah Johnson >Django Unchained >Speed Racer >Ghostbusters >Rolling Thunder >Yojinbo >O Brother Where Art Thou >The Road to Wellville >The Life Aquatic
>Twin Peaks >Freaks and Geeks >The Simpsons (2-8) >True Detective >The Prisoner
Gavin Gomez
>six feet under was good The first 2 seasons were fantastic, no doubt about it. But then it morphed into a strong arm for the progressive movement. The way the characters acted in the later seasons, completely contradicted how they were built up in the first two seasons. The show was painful to watch, from every angle since the beginning of season 3.
Blake Ramirez
Return of the Living Dead Creepshow Gremlins Kung-fu Hustle Terminator 2 A Nightmare on Elm Street The Silence of the Lambs Carnival of Souls Blood Feast Corpse Grinders
The Twilight Zone Star Trek M.A.S.H. Night Court X-Files
!!!FACT!!!
Colton Howard
Do you guys like comedies?
Benjamin Long
Batman Batman Returns Batman Forever Batman and Robin Batman Begins The Dark Knight The Dark Knight Rises Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice
Television: Batman Batman: The Animated Series The New Batman Adventures Batman Beyond The Batman
Caleb Sanchez
no particular order
Films:
-Trainspotting -Sunshine -Funny Games (the remake) -Taxi Driver -Boogie Nights -Requiem for a Dream -Lord of the Rings -History of the World Part 1 -La grande bellezza -The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus
Shows:
-Sopranos -Frasier -The Wire -That 70's Show -Cowboy Bebop (they used to air this on Cartoon Network so I'm counting it as a TV show)
Sebastian Ramirez
Am I a good boy?
Dylan Evans
>But then it morphed into a strong arm for the progressive movement
Noah Fisher
Spectacular
Ethan Harris
Could stand to loosen up a bit but you've got taste kid
Andrew Stewart
>Funny Games (the remake)
Jonathan Robinson
10 and 5 right? k...no order:
Carpenter's The Thing Apocalypse Now Nashville The Godfather: Part II The Empire Strikes Back Raiders of the Lost Ark There Will Be Blood Boogie Nights The Dark Knight The Sting
Deadwood Game of Thrones Breaking Bad Buffy The Vampire Slayer Battlestar Galactica (New)
Parker Adams
In no paticular order
>the Matrix >DR strangelove >24 hours >Crank >Fight Club >Starship Troopers >Drive >In Brudges >Fear And Loathing in Las Vegas > A Scanner Darkly >Falling Down
>Westworld >Cowboy Bebop >The Twilight Zone >Breaking Bad >Game Of Thrones
Am I autistic Sup Forums?
Wyatt Scott
>I'm going to disregard this opinion because I can't deny this observable fact Great argument bro
Dominic Reyes
You are for caring about what random anonymous people think of you, dumb pleb
Wyatt Jackson
Fucking LOL leave this site
Kayden Martinez
...
Jordan Watson
Big Hero 6 Batman v Superman Mulholland Drive Unbreakable Nocturnal Animals The French Connection Alien Let the Right One In Blue Velvet The Bridge on the River Kwai
The Sopranos Golden Age Simpsons Seinfeld Hannibal Deadwood
John Sanders
>Carpenter's k thx
Ian Barnes
Its shit except for the music and the visuals
Owen Walker
Don't care enough to compile a full list but Mulholland Drive is the greatest film of all time, Mad Men is the greatest television drama of all time and 30 Rock is the greatest television comedy of all time
Easton Morgan
...
Gavin Jones
>30 Rock is the greatest television comedy of all time
Nathaniel Cooper
Mulholland Drive is the greatest film of the 21st century, you meant, right?
Alexander Jones
LOL MAD SHITTER THINKING HIS NICHE CULTIVATED OLD FILMS HAVE ANY VALUE WHATSOEVER
The only people who give a shit about old movies are fucking filmmakers and autistic retards masturbating over their "superior" tastes like fucking hipsters.
John Foster
>30 Rock is the greatest television comedy of all time
Nathaniel Rodriguez
In no particular order Movies: - The Dark Knight - Snatch - Casino - Goodfellas - Godfather Part 2
I legitimately haven't watched a movie in about 4 or 5 years, I used to like watching movies but I can't be bothered with them anymore.
Shows: - Westworld - True Detective S1 - Twin Peaks - Breaking Bad - Seinfeld
Noteworthy shows: - Arrested Development - Early Simpsons - S1,2,3 Game of Thrones
Daniel Ramirez
The `1951 The Thing (From Another World) is a classic in it's own right and the prequel has it's fans so fuck off.
Chase Brown
Oleanna 1994 Feature 8 6.7 2,495 06 Sep 2015 Julien Donkey-Boy 1999 Feature 8 6.7 5,674 14 Jun 2015 With Blood on My Hands: Pusher II 2004 Feature 8 7.4 14,977 18 Aug 2015 I Stand Alone 1998 Feature 8 7.5 15,460 20 Jan 2016 The Lookout 2007 Feature 8 7.1 52,673 14 Jun 2015 The Piano Teacher 2001 Feature 8 7.4 43,034 11 Jan 2016 Bully 2001 Feature 8 7.0 30,720 02 Feb 2016 Killer Joe 2011 Feature 8 6.7 63,140 14 Jun 2015 Gummo 1997 Feature 8 6.7 26,266 14 Jun 2015 Grizzly Man 2005 Documentary 8 7.8 44,551 08 Sep 2015 Bug 2006 Feature 8 6.1 29,245 14 Jun 2015 Buffalo '66 1998 Feature 8 7.5 39,135 03 Oct 2015 Blade Runner 1982 Feature 8 8.2 508,221 13 Jun 2015 Jaws 1975 Feature 8 8.0 453,008 24 Jul 2015 The Matrix 1999 Feature 8 8.7 1,334,679 7 months ago Fight Club 1999 Feature 8 8.8 1,486,107 16 Feb 2016 The Wolf of Wall Street 2013 Feature 8 8.2 891,012 10 months ago Alien 1979 Feature 8 8.5 630,288 13 Jun 2015 Zodiac 2007 Feature 8 7.7 341,187 13 Jun 2015 American Psycho 2000 Feature 8 7.6 389,481 14 Jun 2015 Taxi Driver 1976 Feature 8 8.3 560,683 03 Apr 2016 Heat 1995 Feature 8 8.2 468,154 31 Jan 2016 There Will Be Blood 2007 Feature 8 8.1 410,707 14 Jun 2015 Nightcrawler 2014 Feature 8 7.9 344,970 13 Jun 2015 Mud 2012 Feature 8 7.4 145,623 27 Jan 2016 Melancholia 2011 Feature 8 7.1 139,719 13 Jun 2015
Blake Ortiz
the only decent post in the entire thread
Benjamin Martin
>the prequel has it's fans
You and three other cunts.
Brayden Garcia
>no refn yikes
Blake Young
wrong, i have pusher 2
David Carter
sorry i didnt see it
Lucas Baker
>Refn >making any top 10
Levi Lewis
Watching Barry Lyndon baked could lead to time stopping and frantic phone calls to Psych docs.
Justin Nguyen
Greatest film I've ever seen, if you want to get semantic about it. Obviously I haven't seen every film ever made but I've seen most of the ones people rave about and that's my judgment.
Which one do you think is better? I've laughed harder at 30 Rock than any other comedy many times over.
Angel Gutierrez
Arrested, Curb, Frasier, Seinfeld
Justin Lopez
>The Road to Wellville dosent get any recognition some delicious boobage only makes it even more comfy
James Phillips
All great comedies, arrested is the only one that comes close to 30 in terms of sheer cry-laughing for me though
Alexander Young
Refn is a pleb director for plebs that want to think they're into "arthouse"
Liam Peterson
Films:
Alien. The Thing. Out Of The Blue (Dennis Hopper, 1980) Trainspotting (Danny Boyle, 1996) The Wanderers (Philip Kaufman, 1979) Pulp Fiction. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. Full Metal Jacket. Starship Troopers
Special Mention to Treasure Planet as the movie of my childhood.
Shows:
Westworld. Generation Kill. Cowboy Bebop. HBO Rome. Band of Brothers.
I see that Days of Heaven picture. May Linda Manz be... Dare I say, /ourloli/?
Andrew Bennett
This looks like a bizarre nazi porno
Adrian Adams
film
1. Sicario (2015) 2. Inland Empire (2006) 3. Stalag 17 (1953) 4. 28 Days Later (2002) 5. Take Shelter (2011) 6. Taxi Driver (1976) 7. The Fugitive (1993...Harrison's best) 8. KIDS (1995) 9. Trainspotting (1996) 10. The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999)
don't watch tv kek
Check out The Panic In Needle Park if you haven't already.
Samuel Nelson
((Balded)).
Don't wanna really want to ruin the joke but it ain't. It's a coming of age film about historical new york teen gangs and these are the Fordham Baldies.
They weren't actually bald and the film director knew this but they went with it even though actual members of the real life baldies in the 60s showed up and basically rioted on the set.
Good times.
Bentley Gomez
i've seen all of these except Oleanna, which i'll seek out ( loved Edmond) and the lookout >14,977 does not see to exist
Anthony Reed
>everyone in this thread pretending to not like game of thrones Fuck off we all think it's great
Tyler James
Why is Pusher 2 so feking great
Christopher Ross
6/10
Charles Morgan
For a change I'm not going to play the contrarian. I just don't like the new season.
Matthew Turner
Films
Das boot Day of heaven The assassination of Jesse James Predator Possession Christiane F La planete sauvage Mais ne nous délivrez pas du mal The handmaiden lawrence Lawrence of Arabia
shows Tv
The x files Six feet under Star trek TOS AND Friends
Got is shit, pleb.
Jackson Perez
No order: Possession (Zulawski) Paris, Texas (Wenders) Blow Up (Antonioni) The Exterminating Angel (Buñuel) Au Hasard Balthazar (Bresson) A Summer's Tale (Rohmer) The Aviator's Wife (Rohmer) Repulsion (Polanski) Dead Man (Jarmusch)
I'm forgetting some. Also I don't care about shows, I liked Mad Men I guess
Simon from the Desert and Nostalghia are underrated
Jeremiah Young
not worth recommending a show everyone has seen now Star Wars....thats a good a movie aaaa
Gabriel Nguyen
Shit now I feel stupid because I didn't put Das Boot in It's actually my favourite war film.
In my defence, it's 7 AM.
Now, may we talk about the Loli at hand?
Kayden Wright
>friends, six feet under >got is shit You're legitimately gay aren't you?
Liam Brooks
>planet of the apes >the matrix >zodiac >the shining >day the earth stood still
i guess that would be it
Landon Jackson
Zodiac fans tell me. Is it an accepted criticism of the movie, that it went for too long? When I first watched it I felt it dragged on a bit.
Gabriel James
Ya know, the first time I saw it I would have agreed. On repeat viewings I find myself wanting more and more though. It grows, I rewatch it fairly often
Mason Kelly
nice taste user. strangely no, although i watched friends since my childhood, and i cried like a bitch with six feet under final, and got is ultrashit, the books are way better
Easton Jones
I just learned that about Out of the blue, looks like loli-kino
James Evans
You have convinced me to give it another go
John Cooper
>Films Knight of Cups Inland Empire Voices Through Time Inherent Vice The Tree of Life Andrei Rublev Upstream Color Fire Walk With Me >TV Twin Peaks True Detective
Nice, check out Woman in the Dunes Comfy taste, watch F for Fake Nice picks, have you seen Welles' Othello? I like your list, not sure what to reccomend, maybe Solaris and The Master Nice, thoughts on Kieslowski?
Nathan Rivera
Amarcord La Dolce Vita Kagemusha Ikiru Fallen Angels Siberiade At Home among Strangers Andrei Rublev Das Boot End of Evangelion
LOST The Sopranos So Ra No Wo To The Leftovers I, Claudius
>Possession How art-housy is it? I need another movie to watch but I don't want something like Bresson right now.
Carson Phillips
Dennis had his fun. It's a pretty fucked up film overall. Look it up, I'm sorry it won't leave a good taste.
I liked it a lot though because Linda Manz is in her Salsa.
Henry Butler
FILM The Thing Brazil The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford The Hunt The Raid The Guest O Brother Where Art Thou? City of God Seven Samurai Playtime
TV The Leftovers Twin Peaks Lost Venture Bros Utopia (Channel 4)
Alexander Ward
FILM
The Shining La Haine Pulp Fiction Lost in translation Terminator 1 American Beauty Jaws Inception Eyes Wide Shut Forrest Gump
TV Lost Dark Angel season 1 (dat prime Alba eye-candy) X-files Intervention (realest shit ever) Firefly
Gavin Flores
Adding Gummo to my list of Kinography. What does Sup Forums think of it?
It feels like an art collage.
Gavin Hughes
FILM: Robocop (1987) Oldboy (2003) The Thing (1982) The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (1966) Dario Argento's Deep Red (1975) George A. Romero's Day of the Dead (1985) The Chaser (2008) Yojimbo (1961) Gladiator (2000) Seven (1995)
SHOW: Band of Brothers Arrested Development Tales for the Crypt Archer The Walking Dead
Lincoln Smith
I see a lot of people here have The Thing in their lists. Does someone else think that the effects are cheesy as fuck? I think the movie might not have turned into a classy without the effects that were supossedly very good for the time. But nowadays I really feel like they should have not done anything of that. I think the movie works so fucking well as psychologial terror, not knowing who The Thing is. The dog assassinating someone off-screen. And the incertainty at the end of who is The Thing, speculating because of the lack or not of the Breath Vapor in the final scene.
I didn't watch the film when it came out so the effects were straight fucking horrible to me but I really loved the film either way. I just really really wish they didn't attempt to do these things. Think what would have happened if Alien tried to show the Alien in every scene? How would have the effects aged?
Dylan Adams
not strictly a top 10
Mona Lisa (1986) crimes and misdeamenors broadway danny rose 1900 (1976) tell no one (2006) seconds (1966) the last detail (1973) The Substitute (2007) The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi (2003) the wrong guy (1997)
tv gomorrah the Italian series is excellent
never gets a mention here but it is prue Kino
Evan Turner
The master is the only good film that Sup Forums has ever recommended me outside of /lbg/
not that much really, not like on the silver globe. shit movie taste for someone who watched Dark Angel season 1 probably when it came out.
Caleb Watson
I think they look fantastic, I think showing the gore full-on made it more terrifying, I think it flips expectations since things like alien and jaws show their monster sparingly.
Christopher Harris
Yeah but the effects themselves are a bit cartoonish and almost parody-like. The dog at the start of the movie, splitting its own head and shooting blood was great. But I think The Thing in special is a movie that had so much more magic in their psychologial terror than its rather cheap gore. Showing your monster sparingly is the recipe for a well crafted real scary movie that doesn't resort to jumpscares. And The Thing concept would work so well with it because you can't tell the monster apart from someone who isn't the monster. If you keep having the Monster reveal itself every scene the magic kind of goes away, the movie is nonetheless excellent because they somehow managed to get away with it.
Jacob Thompson
I see where you're coming from, but I gotta disagree with the effects looking cartoonish. But you're right about the psychological terror aspect that's the best part of the whole movie. If they ever remake the thing (inevitable) I think it'd be interesting to do it your way, de-emphasizing the monster effects but amping up the creeping terror.
Asher Harris
film: the shining alien no country for old men the master napoleon dynamite there will be blood fellowship of the ring the elephant man a nightmare on elm street badlands
TV: sopranos the simpsons (golden age) the office (US) peep show xavier renegade angel south park
Ian Ward
They did a prequel but it was fucking awful supossedly in case you missed it. I didn't bother to see it. It's about the Norwegians that found The Thing originally. It has some shitty CGI. Either way, no one wants to make a decent psychological terror film anymore. It peaked in Alien either way.
And I mean, the effects don't look BAD they just look old. They have a LOT of work in them and I appreciate that very much and that's what I think the movie worked even though they abused the hell out of their monster.
I wouldn't want a remake for it because it's bound to fail, right now people only make remakes. Give it 10-15 more years and a new era good director with an interest for psychological terror revival.
Jeremiah Garcia
your list is like listening to avant garde classical music and looking at a coffee table book filled with arty photos of decaying buildings