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MISSING top 10 and ahead of Khan?

Blue Velvet my number one, and by some considerable margin.

I love terminator very much. But to say its a better movie than amadeus is aaa.....well......

The Party with Peter Sellars would be in my top 10. 2001 vying for my all time number one with A Clockwork Orange.

In the Heat of the Night my number one for '67.

Jaws and Dersu Uzala.

Dark City is outstanding.

Thunderbolt & Lightfoot also a great film from 1974.

Poseidon Adventure & Solaris would both be in my top 10.

Thank you so much for your content. I've just recently become a subscriber after watching many of your " Top 10 Of The Year" videos.It's been very entertaining listening to your insights about familiar and unfamiliar cinema. You clearly loves film and film making. Again thanks.

Mad Max would have made my top 5.

I saw Alien on release with my dad. Even my dad was scarred to death. I can not over state the greatness of seeing this and knowing nothing. Still today it is so eerie.

Fortunately cinemas in Hong Kong are very clean, comfortable and people behave so you can sit back relax and really enjoy a great movie. The downside is these days very little gets released here.

Julianne Moore is superb in Safe

I would have included Schizopolis in my top 5. But great list, thanks!

O Lucky Man would be in my 1973 Top 20. some really unnerving scenes.

The Andromeda Strain is my number two film of 1971. also in my top 10 all time.

A Clockwork Orange is my all time favourite film, and still way ahead of its time. Kubrick's eye for detail is mind boggling.

Saw Star Wars on release as a kid, it was truly unbelievable. beyond imagination

That was great! I'd have included The Man Who Stole the Sun and A Taxing Woman's Return. But with all you've presented here, it's a pretty impressive compilation.

- “Barbie” is not a movie but a long commercial for Mattel. - I had never heard of “Beau is Afraid”. I’m mildly curious. - “Poor Things” was brilliant and visually stunning. However, it ran out of steam the last half hour. - “Godzilla Minus One” was personally the best movie of 2023.

There were just a few favorites for me in 2023: - Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One - Oppenheimer - Killers of the Flower Moon - Godzilla Minus One - Poor Things - Past Lives - Anatomy of a Fall - The Holdovers - The Zone of Interest

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Strange you’d mention deneuve & bowie. Both were in the hunger, together. I seen _man who fell to earth_ decades ago

You deserve one million subscribers. Can you talk about politics in cinema?

Almost choked laughing at the “just 3 times?” part

I was obsessed with the movie Airplane when it came out. As well as Zero Hour, Airplane borrows heavily from Airport 1975.

My favorites of 1999: - The Matrix - Fight Club - Office Space - Eyes Wide Shut - American Beauty - The Sixth Sense - The Iron Giant - The Talented Mr. Ripley - The Insider - Being John Malkovich - Magnolia - Election - All About my Mother

Good Connery and Caine impressions 👍🏻

I'm rather partial to "Barbarella."

When are you gonna do the 2000s???

Amazingly GREAT stuff!!

Saw my first Ozu film last week, The Only Son, I was amazed. It brought me to tears it was so poignant

“Goodfellas” should’ve won the Oscar for Best Picture over “Dances with Wolves”. - Goodfellas - Dances with Wolves - Close-Up - The Hunt for Red October - Miller’s Crossing - Total Recall - Wild at Heart - Ghost - La Femme Nikita

My picks of the best of 1977: - Star Wars - Sorcerer - The Duelists - Annie Hall - Rolling Thunder - Close Encounters of the Third Kind - Eraserhead - Slap Shot - Saturday Night Fever - Suspiria - 3 Women

Ridley Scott’s three best movies were his first three: - The Duellists (1977) - Alien (1979) - Blade Runner (1982)

The best Star Wars movie (Empire Strikes Back) ever or the best horror movie (The Shining) ever? - The Shining - Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back - Altered State - The Stunt Man - The Elephant Man - Raging Bull - The Long Good Friday - Breaker Morant - Atlantic City - Airplane! - Kagemusha - Ordinary People - The Blues Brothers

1982 was a stellar year for sci-fi movies. - Blade Runner - Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan - The Thing - E.T. - Tron - The Masters of Time

My top films of 1985 1. The Monkey king conquers the demon 2. The Black cauldron 3.Pulgasari 4. Brazil 5. Follow that bird 6.The Color Purple 7.Back to the Future 8.Doraemon: Nobita's Little Star Wars 9.The Care Bears Movie 10. The Adventures of Mark Twain 11. The Breakfast Club 12. Witness 13. Cocoon 14. Clue 15. Ran 16. Fletch 17. To Live and Die in L.A. 18. Desperately Seeking Susan 19. Pee-wee's Big Adventure 20. Miss Lonely

Now I see modern Joker movie was based not only a Taxi driver, bus a King of comedy also. That makes de Niro’s appearance in Joker even funnier

Some good TV shows based in Tokyo: - Tokyo Vice - Giri/Haji

1973 was a memorable year for me as a teenager. List is in particular order: - The Holy Mountain - American Graffiti - The Outfit - Soylent Green - Fantastic Planet - Amarcord - Day for Night - Paper Moon - Scenes from a Marriage - Serpico - The Sting - Enter the Dragon - O Lucky Nan! - The Exorcist - Lady Snowblood - Badlands - Mean Streets - The Day of the Jackal - The Three Musketeers - Westworld - The Paper Chase - The Iceman Cometh - The Long Goodbye - The Last Detail - The Seven-Ups - The Wicker Man - Don’t Look Now - Blume in Love - The Friends of Eddie Coyle - Walking Tall - Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid - Magnum Force - The Big Feast - The Golden Voyage of Sinbad

1. Broadcast News 2. Radio Days 3. Empire of the Sun 4. Moonstruck 5. The Princess Bride 6. The Untouchables 7. Raising Arizona 8. Swimming to Cambodia 9. Planes, Trains and Automobiles 10. The Brave Little Toaster Honourable Mentions (11-20): 11. Tin Men 12. Chuck Berry - Hail! Hail! Rock ‘n’ Roll 13. Roxanne 14. 84 Charing Cross Road 15. Au Revoir les Enfants 16. House of Games 17. RoboCop 18. The Bedroom Window 19. Hope and Glory 20. Good Morning, Vietnam

If you like slashers, you are Quinton? What did Harry say there?

What a bloody great reviews¡, Thanks¡ 1971 My favorites Death in Venice, The Last Picture Show, Harold&Maude,The French Connection.

“Running Brave” has got to be one of my favourite movies of 1983 The 1964 Olympic 10,000 metre gold medal run by Mr Billy Mills was The Best Heart pounding performance ever ❤🍁

1. The Lego Movie 2. X-Men: Days of Future Past 3. How to Train Your Dragon 2 4. Edge of Tomorrow 5. The Amazing Spider-Man 2

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The year of the most adorable human in America. Luci Christian.

Surprised nobody in the comments has mentioned Bo Burnham's Inside. A stand up comedy special turned art piece time capusule of the pandemic. Could have been part of the collective trauma we were all going through at the time but it was one of the most moving and relatable films Ive ever seen. I watched it five times in 2021 and cried every time.