How many have you watched, Sup Forums?
IMDB's top 250
Christian Cruz
Charles Morales
hardly any, that list BLOWS!
Ayden Flores
Here's mine
Probably less than average, there are plenty of well-known movies I haven't watched/don't remember
Zachary Lewis
Haven't looked at the list in a long time. I'm sure it's full of new stuff produced in the last year.
It was like 227 or something last time I checked. Don't care enough to check how much it is now.
Jace Wright
Post the link, homo.
Lucas Miller
It is, but most of them are after the 200 mark.
Chase Davis
Levi Hughes
I meant the checklist that guy was using. Thanks for the (You) though
Brandon Wright
65
Hudson Hughes
If you have an Imdb account the site shows you how many you've watched. I'm at 161/250 at the moment.
Andrew Jenkins
>unironically using IMDb
Dominic King
I agree
>Dark Knight Rises on the list
just fucking no
>No 1998's Pi, no Skyfall, no GoldenEye
what is this?
Ayden Myers
It's that page, you just need to be signed up to mark whatever you watched.
Kayden Morris
244
I tried to watch everything on that list a few years ago. A lot of bollywood shit I regret watching.
Sebastian Carter
100/250
Jace Torres
> Bond Films belonging on a "best movies of all time" list
What the fuck?
Anyways, up in 136, so about halfway there.
Jonathan Nguyen
>imdb account
Oh okay, never mind.
Luis Johnson
Imitation Game was good but 233? Of all time? What the fuck, no.
I'd argue with Zootopia being on a greatest film list but there's a lot of children and furries using the Internet.
Gabriel Russell
How many of the Reddit Top 250 movies have you watched, Sup Forums?
Joseph Cox
69/250
it would be more but i need a second viewing as i can't remember some on the list
Ayden Russell
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Robert Nelson
>Films that shouldn't be on the top 250
Deadpool
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
The Martian
The Imitation Game
The Force Awakens
The Dark Knight Rises
Benjamin Lewis
202
Daniel Smith
The Pianist
Django Unchained
3 Idiots
Pirates of the Carrbean: TCOTBP
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Michael Wilson
Saw 39 of them.
Noah Cooper
Theres a imdb list on letterbox too if you use that
Brayden Flores
224.
Gabriel Mitchell
I've seen 251 of them
Nathaniel Fisher
I actually don't watch movies. I am here for the memes
Jose Davis
139
Chase Brown
142
but that's an awful list tho
Michael Edwards
127 but awta, the fact shit like Deadpool is on there is disgusting.
Jacob Price
61/250
How patrician/pleb am I?
Gabriel James
lmao all these plebs saying they've seen
Parker Clark
8/250 m8
Cameron James
kek
Adrian Jenkins
Implying that list isn't full of overrated shit voted in by old normies with shit taste
Gavin Mitchell
81, it's not that terrible of a list, all the good movies are there, there are just very shitty movies as well
Zachary Price
>all the good movies are there
wat
William Howard
Indeed, he should have made a thread about Sight & Sound list instead.
bfi.org.uk
Ryan Garcia
the best of them are there***
Jack Anderson
List of films on the Sight and Sound Top 100 with too few votes for the IMDb 250
You need 25,000 votes for the IMDb Top 250.
The Sight and Sound Greatest Films poll is often considered the most prestigious film poll, and reportedly was the only one Roger Ebert took seriously. Over 1000 critics voted in this poll.
These are the films from the Sight and Sound Top 100 not on the most popular film list on the internet, due to less than 25,000 votes on IMDb.
Tokyo Story - Yasujiro Ozu (#3)
23,992 votes
The Rules of the Game - Jean Renoir (#4)
19,688 votes
The Passion of Joan of Arc - Carl Theodor Dreyer (#9)
23,838 votes
L'Atalante - Jean Vigo (#12)
10,013 votes
Late Spring - Yasujiro Ozu (#15)
8,397 votes
Au Hasard Balthazar - Robert Bresson (#16)
11,023 votes
The Mirror - Andrei Tarkovsky (#19)
19,593 votes
L'Avventura - Michelangelo Antonioni (#21)
16,959 votes
Contempt - Jean-Luc Godard (#21)
18,801 votes
Ordet - Carl Theodor Dreyer (#24)
9,408 votes
Andrei Rublev - Andrei Tarkovsky (#27)
22,391 votes
Satantango - Bela Tarr (#36)
5,877 votes
Jeanne Dielman - Chantal Akerman (#36)
3,362 votes
Pather Panchali - Satyajit Ray (#41)
12,736 votes
Journey to Italy - Roberto Rossellini (#41)
5,027 votes
Pierrot Le Fou - Jean-Luc Godard (#43)
18,166 votes
Close-Up - Abbas Kiarostami (#43)
7,361 votes
Playtime - Jacques Tati (#43)
12,210 votes
Gertrud - Carl Theodor Dreyer (#43)
3,641 votes
Ugetsu - Kenji Mizoguchi (#50)
13,552 votes
The Leopard - Luchino Visconti (#57)
15,520 votes
Sherlock Jr. - Buster Keaton (#59)
20,772 votes
The Mother and the Whore - Jean Eustache (#59)
3,331 votes
Sansho the Baliff - Kenji Mizoguchi (#59)
9,756 votes
Pickpocket - Robert Bresson (#63)
12,589 votes
A Man Escaped - Robert Bresson (#69)
11,230 votes
L'Eclisse - Michelangelo Antonioni (#73)
10,988 votes
Les Enfants du Paradis - Marcel Carne (#73)
13,984 votes
The Grand Illusion - Jean Renoir (#73)
24,882 votes
Bentley Smith
who cares dude, it's two completely different demographics. don't use the IMDB list if you don't like it
Ryan Moore
Are all these worth watching? I have never watched a bollywood movie before and I'm not sure I'm willing to watch one.
Luis Hernandez
only 8 1/2 and la dolce vita
Nicholas Hall
Gangs of Wasseypur is the only bollywood movie worth watching. 3 idiots and Lagaan are corny as fuck. Its 5 hours though, but split into 2 parts.
I haven't seen The Message, but the rest are good.