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Of course, I love The Fabulous Baron Munchausen. I might have to check out that Dragon Inn movie. I really started liking those type of movies after I got some Shaw Brothers box sets. Thanks for something new to check out.

I might have to check out that "Linda Linda Linda" movie. It looks like something I would enjoy. I already have "House" and enjoy it. I also have Sampo. I really like all those old folklore movies put out by Deaf Crocodile.

Thanks for the recommendations! I have not seen any of these, so it is good to discover some new to look for one day. I have a long list of films, that I need to watch😄

Big fan of House and Linda, Linda is enourmous fun. I think I sang the song for several weeks after watching it! I hope we get a bluray one day. I'm not familiar with Sampo or The Coward, so will add them to my list!

I’ll have to check Linda Linda Linda. Thanks.

Ray's The Coward is an incredibly underrated film.

Fantastic video here Steve, with some really interesting choices. I'll whisper in hushed tones that while I certainly did enjoy Harakiri, I think it's enourmous standing did leave me a bit underwhelmed with the expectations I had going in. Great choice for cinematography, and also really interesting choice for best protagonist. Five Easy Pieces has been on my mind over the last couple months, and I really must watch it again. A good few here that I've not seen either, like Red Rocket which has been on my list for a while. Definitely keen to check out Sean Baker's films.

Excellent video. The adjuster fits right in haha.

All I can say is that Sergei Bondarchuk's WAR AND PEACE might just topple some your other selections, and that Jill St. John was my all-time favorite Bond girl, slightly above Pussy Galore. P.S.: I wouldn't recommend the Criterion edition of WAR AND PEACE because they messed up the soundtrack, a major asset of the production; the Mosfilm HD version available on UA-cam is your best option as it presents the directional stereo sound correctly.

I am happy, that you have Jour de fête on your list. In my opinion Jacques Tatis most underrated film

Hi Steve. Ah, that’s great to see you enjoyed Night Train. I haven’t seen Eureka but those other two are great also

Stoked that you included Eureka! Best film of the last eight years.

Eureka's great! Maybe a little too arthouse for some but I got to see it with the director present and it was a welcome surprise. I'd highly recommend Jauja too if you haven't seen it.

excellent work sir, you editing and compositions get better and better

I like getting the perspectives while watching the clips. i like the insights, especially on films that I think are overrated like the couple of Tarkovsky's. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly was funny because it was the opposite experience for me, where my indifference at first viewing became more appreciative with time. I guess I'll rewatch Paris, Texas, with the new restoration again as well, because it's always seemed corny and implausible to me. Thanks for the content.

Interesting list! I remember watching Let The right One in my class, when I was in High- School. I dont know excatly how I felt about it, but I still remembers some of the images clearly as very striking.

Five great films for a desert island! 🌴

Not seen any of those matey but yes they looked good.. I'll have to hunt them down 😁👍

1. Shack out on 101 (1955) 2. Born to Win (1971) 3. Drive My Car (2021) 4. La Syndicaliste (2022) and this weekend I'm going to check out The Beast (2023).

Another Ayako Wakao film to catch up with. Excellent. Swing girls is awesome.

I am happy to see both The Wages of Fear and Les Diabolique on your list! Both excellent films! I have always wanted to see Cairo Station but never got the change to see it yet.

My top 10 favorites hands down but in no particular order : Bonnie And Clyde Night Of The Living Dead Easy Rider The Good The Bad & The Ugly Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid Cool Hand Luke The Man That Shot Liberty Vallence The Pit & The Pendulum The Hustler Targets Honorable Mentions in no particular order : Birdman Of Alcatraz A Fistful Of Dollars For A Few Dollars More Dr. StrangeLove Psycho One Two Three Godzilla Vs Mothera Invasion Of Astro Monster The Man With The Golden Arm House Of Usher Theater Of Blood Gold finger The Longest Day The Dirty Dozen Dracula : Prince Of Darkness Dracula Has Risen From His Grave A Hard Days Night

I haven't seen most of these. Thanks for the recs. Great top 10. Love Holiday. Drive is so intensley romantic with the needledrops and the actors. The Cranes Are Flying is so GOOD. That final scene in Cleo is so gratifying My favorites are (* for ones we share) 1. The Apartment* 2. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 3. Cinema Paradiso 4. The Cranes Are Flying* 5. Les Cousins (1959) 6. Portrait of a Lady on Fire* 7. Carol (2015) 8. Shop Around the Corner (1940) 9. Port of Shadows (1938) 10. A Summer's Tale (1996) by Eric Rohmer 11. Ladies of Leisure (1930) by Frank Capra 12. Remember the Night (1940) by Mitchell Leisen 13. Under the Hawthorn Tree (2010) by Zhang Yimou 14. Dogfight (1991) by Nancy Savoca 15. Big Sick (2017) 16. Cold War (2018) 17. Like Crazy (2011) by Drake Doremus 18. A Little Romance (1979) 19. 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) 20. Roman Holiday (1953) 21. The Lady Eve (1941) 22. Past Lives (2023) 23. Waterloo Bridge 24. Romeo and Juliet (1968) by Franco Zeffirelli 25. Fallen Leaves (2023) by Aki Kaurismaki 26. My Man Godfrey (1936) 27. I Married A Witch (1942)

Great choices and extra points for including an Adele Exarchopoulos movie (and one I actually haven’t seen yet), I’ve enjoyed her in everything I’ve seen her in.

I shall seek out SEISAKU'S WIFE, but it seems to be an obscure one. I'm not hooked by the genre, although I liked a lot on your list. The ones that instantly come to my mind as my favorites are THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG, HANNAH AND HER SISTERS and TWO FOR THE ROAD, along with, arguably, WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? There's always the old standby A MAN AND A WOMAN too. 🎼Yabba Dabba Dah🎵Dah Dah Dah🎶Dabba dabba dah..🎹

Excellent video. Number one is an amazing film that will hopefully get some decent release. Good to see number ten on your list. I actually have seen some of these films and have some in the backlog. I need to finally see cleo 5 to 7. Thanks for your excellent response.

2000s was as good as the 70s extreme French and Japanese cinema. Suicide Club / Rape Me / irreversible./ Lost In Translation Some great Brit indie films Red Road The Children Sexy Beast. Ect from that list Zodiac Let The Right One In stands out. probably only beaten by The Girl With The Snake Tattoo 2009. Got so many great memories. 2010s not so obviously good but does have its nuggets. Last really good one for me the Accused / Spain 2018 Last DVD I ever bought. Spectre. Would only agree with half your list though. All time favourite Black Sunday 1974 which replaced the 1975 Schelsinger Day of The Locust which replaced Melville's Un Flic of 8 years at No1. Last watched Dead fall 1967. A recurring favourite.

Good shout with Tokyo Drifter. You've got a few of my choices in your list. It'll be going live at lunchtime today.

Always fun to watch. I discovered the Ptushko fantasies thanks to you. THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG covers all three aspects for me. It's the greatest romantic film ever made in my opinion, with Catherine Deneuve more than adequate fulfilling the spectacle requirement for me. She's right up there with Liz Taylor and her entrance at Cinecitta in CLEOPATRA!

Hi Steve. Thanks so much for taking part. Three of these are ones I would have put into my choices so I’m not sure I’ll make that video now, haha. Love that you mentioned Long Weekend for sound, that’s a great choice. The Vast of Night also. I have not seen The Sword and the Dragon but see I can stream it so I will definitely be watching that soon, it absolutely looks as though it fulfills the spectacle category. Wish i could put clips into my videos, I’m not very techy. Great video

Beautiful video and an excellent inclusion of all three categories. Kalatazov and Ptushko are some of my favourite discoveries since I started my UA-cam channel. Jaw-dropping. Some choices I still need to see. I had to switch Florida Project off haha. The characters were annoying me so much. I'm a grumpy old man.

LET THE RIGHT ONE IN is amazing! Probably one of my favorite horror films/Swedish films, period. I still need to see 2046 and The Music Room. Very excited.

Game you can play this list against some one else's. Make your guess What's interesting is when you get movement in a list for those shocker moments! But really Cinema is a thing of the past. I rarely enjoy it - such an effort.

I haven't seen Performance. What's it about?

Watching your clip of #75 gave me chills and goosebumps. It’s a crime that days and nights in the forest isn’t on physical media. Great choices,as I would expect. Some of the films I need to catch up on. It’s almost as if there’s lots of great films out there.

More of these are in my top 25 I think. I'll have to put the ones I haven't seen on my list for this summer: GINA, SEISAKU'S WIFE, RED ROCKET, THE BIG CITY, GION BAYASHI and THE FLORIDA PROJECT. I remember how LES VALSEUSES and STRAW DOGS just blew me away when I first saw them - and they still do. I never missed a Polanski or Altman film in those days, and I remember being blown away by Lina Wertmuller with SWEPT AWAY and SEVEN BEAUTIES as well. Those were the days!

Two of my favorite films from the 70s are A CLOCKWORK ORANGE with good old ALEX and OBSESSION with my #1 film composer BERNARD HERRNANN (from 976-CREOLEMAN)!

Great list as always. Anyone who says modern films are better just needs to watch your video sir.

My favorite decade!!!! for so many things. Music, movies, WWII Greatest Generation, and so on... I've got so many of these on my watchlist already. Canterbury Tale and Bitter Rice in particular. Don't like The Third Man as much as most. I've seen Out of the Past. I am not a usual noir guy. In fact it's one of my least favorite genres. But I'd put that as one of my favorites. His Girl Friday is okay. Not my favorite screwball though.. Children of Paradise is great.Great Expectations is a great Lean film. Jean Simmons is great but I didn't like the older actress they chose for her older version. Bicycle Thieves is definitely one of my top five. In no particular order, here are mine: Air Force (1943) Bicycle Thieves (1948) Notorious (1946) The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) Remember the Night (1940) In Which We Serve (1942) I Married A Witch (1942) Waterloo Bridge (1940) The 49th Parallel (1941) The Heiress (1949) Bambi (1943) Battleground (1949) Meet John Doe (1941) Shadow of a Doubt (1943) The Shop Around the Corner (1940) It's A Wonderful Life (1946) Yellow Sky (1948) The Lady Eve (1941) Penny Serenade (1941) The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943)

The Small Back Room - yay! And BN at No 1 - great stuff!

Some great choices and it's good to see four Powell & Pressburger entries. Some of my 40s favourites are His Girl Friday (1940), The Shop Around The Corner (1940), The Mark Of Zorro (1940), Sergeant York (1941), Sullivan's Travels (1941), Went The Day Well? (1942), Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942), Casablanca (1942), The Life And Death Of Colonel Blimp (1943), The Ox-Bow Incident (1943), Double Indemnity (1944), Dead Of Night (1945), The Big Sleep (1946), My Darling Clementine (1946), Great Expectations (1946), A Matter Of Life And Death (1946), It's A Wonderful Life (1946), The Best Years Of Our Lives (1946), Miracle On 34th Street (1947), Red River (1948), Bicycle Thieves (1948), Key Largo (1948), The Winslow Boy (1948), Kind Hearts And Coronets (1949), Passport To Pimlico (1949), White Heat (1949), Whisky Galore! (1949)

That man from Rio( L homme de Rio)

Barry Lyndon.

A very solid list! I might have added Marathon Man and Deliverance myself, but that’s a minor quibble.

dirty mary crazy larry, two lane blacktop, le casse, la nuit americaine

Seen a lot of then, what about Bring me the 'Head of Alfedo Garcia' 'Enter the Dragon' and some of Pam Grier's classics like 'Foxy Brown' Any of these fims listed are a thousand times better than the krap hollywood churns out now.

better title would be my favourite foreign films

A=Alien. B=Blazing Saddles. C =Chinatown. D=Dr. Strangelove. E=Easy Rider. F=The French Connection. G =The Godfather I&II. H=High Noon I=Insomnia(Pacino and Williams). J=Jaws. K=King Kong(1933). L=LA Confidential. M=Marathon Man. N=Night Moves. O=Once Upon A Time In 😢The West. P=Psycho. Q=Quantom Solace. R=Raiders Of The Lost Ark. S=Saving Private Ryan. T=John Carpenter's The Thing. U=The Usual Suspects. V=The Verdict(Paul Newman). W=White Heat. X=Xtro. Y=Young Frankenstein. Z=Zardoz

These are not my favorite films albeit I like some of them. I will check out the foreign movies that I have not seen, and I am glad that they are included. I have seen BREATHLESS, LILITH, BONNIE AND CLYDE , THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY, BLOWUP, and a few more. I have never heard of some of them

Good to see 2046 in there I've always loved that film. My favourite films of the decade are in the mood for love. The Pianist and the Darjeeling limited.