It doesn’t have to be your favorite film. Just a movie that is perfect in every aspect.
Structure, story, dialouge, characters, no superfluous scenes, technical aspects, cinematography, lighting, audio etc.
Amour is the closest a movie has come to perfect for me. Haneke is far from my favorite director and Amour is not even my favourite Haneke film, but it’s just perfect.
Carson Adams
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Jordan Thomas
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Daniel Morgan
>non-consensual youth in asia is totally distinct from murder, guys I'm not a Sup Forumstard who throws around terms like "degenerate" loosey goosey, but this is an actual degenerate film
Colton Cook
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Jason Jones
Back to the Future part 1, and Fellowship of the Ring. If you disagree you are a fucking chump.
Justin Brooks
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Nathaniel White
You have a really good taste, OP.
Pic related came to my mind. It's a total different tone compared to Haneke but all elemets felt flawless.
Blake Rodriguez
this
Sebastian Campbell
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Joseph White
I consider Whiplash to be like this. You may not agree with the plot, but it's a technically perfect film and executed flawlessly
Carter Gomez
The second half of this kind of disappointed me because Haneke couldn't for once keep his nihilistic sadism in his pants, but yeah I kind of agree, despite it's flaws this one is an 8.5-9/10
Jackson Parker
What do you mean? The film had a happy ending.
Luke Bennett
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Ethan Anderson
I'm not talking about the ending. I'm talking about the second half of the movie and some of the stuff that happens there. You might want to work on that reading comprehension.
Owen Rogers
Jurassic Park
Dylan Evans
perfect movie desu
Xavier Nguyen
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Andrew Davis
These are the correct ones thus far.
Matthew Moore
Quite possibly the best, most wholesome kid kino ever made. I have never seen a film so devoid of cynicism and ironic "comedy" than this one.
Kevin Parker
snooze kino
Colton Howard
unironically
Levi Stewart
Great choices
Here one I feel is perfect for what it is.
Julian Parker
>snooze What? The film is tense as fuck.
Michael Davis
once they go outside and theres a scuffle with oil drums and fire, one guy transforms, it gets tedious and dull i always wake up to the last two guys in a boring brown cave doing something uninteresting with dynamite and then it ends
i've watched it 3 times
Isaiah Thomas
YES
NO
Robert Walker
The bit where bald guy is actually nice to kids is way too on the nose
Thomas Morales
For real? You mean you were on board for the predictable bit where redshirts get wiped out and not for the actual climax that decides the fate of the world?
Bentley Morgan
???
Jayden Lee
Shawskank is not ambitious, but it perfectly executes what it sets out to.
Ryder Lewis
Schindlers List
Adrian Thompson
Revenge of the Sith Batman v Superman Blade Runner 2049
Robert Morales
(((YOU)))
Samuel Phillips
Might get shit for it but I find this to he a supremely comfy movie and have enjoyed it every time I've watched it.
James James
carpenter is a good ideas man but a shit director i can't finish anything by him without getting bored distracted or falling asleep
Eli Young
this one was bretty good. the only problem was that i couldn't get my boner down the whole movie.
Lucas Adams
This might not be your taste, but every element is perfectly executed. Every scene is necessary and the storyline is perfectly taut as it unravels.
Nathaniel Rivera
Other than that one plot hole, yeah. Pretty perfect.
Grayson Scott
I forgot about that, might not even have noticed it. Can you tell me what it was? in a spoiler of course
I love all the elements falling into place one by one as the movie 'progresses' like how you don't really notice the awkwardly fitting suit in the beginning. It adds a lot, just the fact that you go with it initially.
Thomas Hughes
>perfect >flick is about sex
fucking liberal retard
Aaron Edwards
2 films that always strike me as being pretty flawless whenever i rewatch are Chinatown and On The Waterfront
Samuel Morales
The fact that he can still remember shit about his amnesia despite the fact that his memory is limited to 2 minutes since the accident.
Lincoln Phillips
Amadeus or the first Rocky
Nathaniel Campbell
I mean, it's not even that unrealistic, with many repetitions eventually the message makes it into his damaged mind, and he projects it as someone else problem. But yeah, you can think that he would also realize that he was also killing people for a while.