Yeah, I’ve used that excuse as well!
I bet he gives a 'toss'... but he was walking his dog at the time
Well dear, we don't really give a toss, as it were, what Kev was doing, do we? The Spacester can do as he pleases!!!!
Yeah, I’ve used that excuse as well!
I bet he gives a 'toss'... but he was walking his dog at the time
Well, as Lester said in the shower,
"This will be the high point of my day; it's all downhill from here"
Even it's joke, very silly.
Most of the films listed by Cahires du Cinema I can watch more than 10 times which are called CLASSICS.
Very few films made after 1980s have that quality and standard.
Do you realize that according to your definition of a classic movie, the world's greatest movie must be The Rocky Horror Picture Show or something a like?
A lot of movies were made after 1980. Some of them are very good.
The only movie on that list that was made after the year 1980 is Schindler's List- definitely not a top quality movie.
Do you realize that according to your definition of a classic movie, the world's greatest movie must be The Rocky Horror Picture Show or something a like?
i've seen all of those movies. what do i win?
i think they are pretty crappy lists to be honest.
Excuse me, it's not audience satisfaction poll.
How many non-English launguage films have you watched?
I started watching films since 1977, mainly I watch non-Japanese films (40% English, 25% French, 35% others such as Italian, Spanish, German, Iranian etc).
Cahires du Cinema critics watch not only French films, but also all the films have been made regardless the countries and the era.
Their choice is better than AFI.
There's almost a complete absence of movies from the past 3 (!) decades on that list. Surly in the past 30 years good movies have been made, English speaking or otherwise. Don't you think it says something about the relevance of that list?
(What a coincidence, I too mainly watch non-Japanese films!)
nah, sorry. can't be bothered to think. i will however list some things i disagree with.
no kurosawa, no herzog, no bunuel, no jodorowsky, no greenaway, no dr. strangelove, not enough comedy, i would switch the two murnau films, citizen kane...
i'm sure strangelove is there later in the list, but i think it should be higher. i'm also sure kurosawa will have a spot somewhere on the list, but i can think of at least three or four of his films that could take the spots of any of those in the top 20.
Critics tends to choose older films I guess.
In your case Japanese is not your mother tongue.
In other words you mainly watch English language films, hardly bother to watch non-English language films.
Theneverplayedsymphony's top 20:
1. Withnail & I
2. Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas
3. The Boys
4. Billy Liar
5. East of Eden
6. Lolita (the original)
7. Harvey
8. Rocky Horror Picture Show
9. Serpico
10. If....
Sorry mate, this is not a thread to discuss your favourite films.
Your list only has English language films.
I like "Its A Wonderful Life", I will watch that at Christmas.