This is such a wholesome list. Seriously, it wreaks of subjectivity and from the heart so much that I have to give it props. While it wouldn’t be mine, this person is being honest to their opinion over all else.
You can argue the placements, film is subjective afterall. But this is a great list and the editing was fantastic Sam. Also great to see someone has put so much David Lynch in the tier list, the guys a genius. I have to subscribe and would love to see more montages!
Pretty great list I would say. Loved seeing The Batman go so high (especially after the music was teased earlier). And I was hard pulling for the Incredibles which is best animated movie ever imo. Some surprising exclusions to me where inception, No Country for Old Men, Silence of the Lambs, Toy Story 1, A Quiet Place 1, The Count of Monte Cristo (2002), Edge of Tommorow, and The Dark Knight but this was amazingly edited and put together.
Yeah I reckon I’d move Glass Onion down now tbh. I made the list itself back in December when I’d only seen it once in the cinema, but with time I reckon it wouldn’t be anywhere near as high. Also Thank you!!!
Great list that is clearly emphasis that is based on your tastes since most people won't admit it publically or make a list with MCU films, the new SW triliogy above taxi, or anything by Kubrick or Akira Kurosawa or john ford. I applaud you for that.
Really respect this list, as in I trust these are your favourite movies and your not just showing off and acting pretentious like by putting a bunch of ingmar Bergman movies on it (I do like persona a lot though), it’s very sincere, great list👍 I also love how a lot of my favourite movies like lost highway, The Master, unbreakable and Toy Story made it on your list, my top 10 movies are consistent and don’t change a lot and they would have to be 10: Get Out (2017) 9: El Topo (1970) 8: Blue Velvet (1986) 7: Antichrist (2009) 6: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) 5: Taxi Driver (1976) 4: Oldboy (2003) 3: Irreversible (2002) 2: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998) 1: A Clockwork Orange (1971) These are the movies that mean the most to me
This was dope a lot of legendary films and film makers. Normally I never agree with these type of “top” videos but you were spot on 75% of the time for me. With that being said keep going we see you and they will too
@@themovieguysam2590 I understand that you like Linklater, Lynch and Thomas Anderson, but why is there no film by Fellini, by Welles, by Ford, by Wong Kar Wai, by Bergman, by Coppola, by Lang, by Ejezenstein, by Vertov, by Tarkovsky or Spielberg? And then the films of Hitchcock, Kubrick, Kurosawa or Scorsese are too low compared to films like ''The Force Awakens'' or all Marvel films.
I kind of cheated with that one. It’s referred to by many as an 18 hour long film, and it’s like my favourite thing ever so I thought it would be ridiculous for me not to take advantage of the fact that I can yet again celebrate the greatest piece of media I’ve ever witnessed
@@themovieguysam2590 and those many would all be wrong, it's still a series. There's plenty actual long-format films around that claiming a series as one is a disservice to those other efforts. 2018's La Flor, Lav Diaz's filmography, where he regularly creates films in the 4-8hr range and plenty others released annually. Maybe consider making a list of favorite series and celebrate it there? Or just a video dedicated to it specifically.
@@zeadsi well I just didn’t include those as I haven’t seen them. I saw an opportunity and I took it. I love the series and it’s very much structured more like a film than a show if you watch each episode individually. It feels like more of a disservice to my own taste to NOT include it
@@themovieguysam2590 No one is saying you have to, just pointing out that films of that length exists, and are actually films, not tv series. And the argument for placing a TV series as a number 1 for a film list still doesn't validate it for something as nebulous as what it feels like. Many tv series and mini-series can lay claim to having film-like structures or feeling like films but they're still not films (Chernobyl, Band of Brothers etc). They're both visual mediums that share similar literary devices, editing techniques, screenplay treatments etc but they're not one in the same. Just picture it the other way around. Imagine someone made a list of favorite tv series and ends it with their number 1 being, idk, Hateful Eight, solely for its built in chapters, functioning similar to episodes. Ultimately you can do whatever you want with your content, but as it stands, it's a favorite films list without an actual #1.
@@zeadsi I don’t think I need to validate my own reasoning. The technicalities as you attribute them shouldn’t matter to me when putting together my list, nor should they after I’ve posted them. To me, I’m very satisfied ending my video with such a masterclass in cinema as The Return, if you disagree, that’s fine. I just don’t personally see the need to attempt to convince ME (the maker of the video) otherwise
It's a nice list because it's YOURS and that's all that matters. Mine would have some similarities and some differences. I would be interested in seeing if some of the films that you rate highly that were made after 2019 would be on the list 10 years from now
Personally, I think Jojo Rabbit should have been on this list. Jojo Rabbit is a beautiful movie. It may seem like a weird and rather uncomfortable plot, making a comedy of Hitler youth, but it does it so expertly. The characters are so profoundly deep in more ways then one, the writing and script is beautifully put together with amazing screenplay. Then, the movie just hits you with one of the biggest gut punches ever. The twist genuinely got me bawling, and the ending is so sweet and optimistic I broke down. As someone who doesn't really cry at movies, Jojo Rabbit made me bawl uncontrollably.
Thor: Love and Thunder felt kind of like a joke... The comedy seemed really out of place when you remember that Jane has cancer and that ages gonna die by the end of the movie. There's some plot lines which just barely get any time to develop at all, like what happened to Valkyrie from the war? I like the villain, but he needed more of an ominous presence than just.. Kidnapping children.
excluding some of the star wars films, and the fact that glass onion is above taxi driver, you have a brilliant list. the editing, the music, is all beautiful.
not only is this a great list, this video has great audio and editing. good job! I also love that you like guardians of the galexy, it has a special place in my heart. I also thought i was the only one that had GOTG 2 in my top 15. Me rn: YOU HAVE US IN YOUR TOP 15! ( It is a great movie very underrated) Also me rn: EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE YESSSSSS! Also also me entering the top 10: NOPE IS HERE * choking noises * WHAT! (It seems like you are a big JP fan, so am i.
made me so happy to see Nope that high! completely snubbed at the academy, completely hated on by the community and barely talked about for its positives. peeles best,2022s best and one of the best modern horrors yet!
My top 150 best movies are 1. Batman: the dark knight 2. Terminator 2: judgement day 3. Spider man 4. Bad boys 2 5. Dawn of the dead (2004 remake) 6. Cliffhanger 7. Point break (1991 version ) 8. Men in black 2 9. The raid 10. The lion king 11. Jurassic Park 12. 2001: a space Odyssey 13. Die hard 14. Apocalypse now 15. John wick 16. Fargo 17. Drive 18. Frequency 19. My cousin Vinny 20. Marked for death 21. Gone in 60 seconds 22. Hacksaw ridge 23. The punisher 24. The sound of music 25. Wedding crashers 26.the fugitive 27. G.i. Joe 2: retaliation 28. Resident evil : afterlife 29. Hot fuzz 30. Spider man 2 31. Star wars : episode 5 the empire strikes back 32. Star wars episode 4: a new hope 33. Star wars episode 6: the return of the Jedi 34. Star wars episode 1: the phantom menace 35. Star wars episode 2 : attack of the clones 36. Star wars episode 3 : revenge of the sith 37. Spider man 3 38. Rocky 2 39. Rocky 40. Rocky 3 41. Flight plan 42. Taken 43. 007: goldeneye 44. 007: you only live twice 45. Mission impossible 4: ghost protocol 46. Edge of Tommrow 47. Dejavu 48. The place beyond the pines 49. For A few dollars more 50. Ghostbusters 51. Jaws 52. Back to the future 53. Back to the future part 2 54. Back to the future part 3 55. Scarface 56. Lone survivor 57. The Terminator 58. Bill and Ted's excellent adventure 59. John wick chapter 2 60. The equalizer 61. Wayne's world 62. Rear window 63. Jeepers creepers 64. The birds 65. Dial m for murder 66. The rope (1958) 67. 28 days later 68. Oceans 11 69. Ferris bullies day off 70. Mr. And Mrs Smith 71. The source code 72. Resident evil 73. Lara croft tomb raider 74. Bill and Ted's bogus journey 75. The godfather 76. The shootist 77. Jeepers creepers 2 78. Train to Busan 79. Eraser 80. Speed 81. I.p. man 82. I.p. man 2 83. I.p. man 3 84. I.p. man 4 85. Men in black 3 86. Jaws 2 87. Crouching tiger , hidden dragon 88. Dragon heart 89. Dragon heart : a new beginning 90. Push 91. The crow 92. From hell 93. Spiderman: no way home 94. Dirty Harry 95. Creed 96. Life (2017 sci Fi movie ) 97. Jar head 98. 7 seconds 99. Demolition man 100. Madagascar 101. Strangers on a train 102. R.i.p.d 103. Looper 104. Lucy 105. Along came a spider 106. Jurassic world 107. The witness 108. Logan's run 109. Baby driver 110. Death sentence 111. 25 hours to live 112. Den of thieves 113. A quiet place 114. Paycheck 115. Plane (2023) 116. John Carter 117. Pirates of the Caribbean : at world's end 118. Pirates of the Caribbean: the curse of the black pearl 119. Pirates of the Caribbean: dead man's chest 120. The godfather part 2 121. Mrs. Doubtfire 122. Blue streak 123. Bloodsport 124. X-Men 3: the last stand 125. Captain America 2: the winter soldier 126. Mulholland drive 127. Treasure island (1953 version) 128. South Pacific 129. Jurassic Park 2 : the lost world 130. Harvey 131. X-Men 132. Inglorious bastards 133. 300 134. 16 blocks 135. The 5 th element 136. The goonies 137. Happy Gilmore 138. Disturbia 139. The day after tomorrow 140. Free willy 141. Tekken 142. Commando 143. Taken 2 144. Brooklyns finest 145. Fast and furious 5 146. Rambo first blood part 2 147. Die hard 2 148. Joe somebody 149. Mad max 150. Max Payne
Let me start by congratulating you on the beauty of this video. It’s perfect my friend. The editing *chef’s kiss* The selected scenes. Wow. I have to admit..at first more than a few of your choices angered me. To be fair I’m not the biggest Marvel fan. But it’s YOUR list dammit. Brave. Bold. Challenging. True. Including an OG Spider-Man and Mask of the Phantasm..yes! LOTRs..yes! Twin Peakes..yes! Now I want to make my own
Would love to know your framework for crafting this. It’s an overwhelming idea for me. So many films I want to include. LOTRs would be on my list..but I would cheat and have all three together. Jurassic Park changed me upon first viewing. Almost Famous, Picnic At Hanging Rock, Harlan County, USA, The Matrix, The Thing, The Night of the Hunter, Alien, Taxi Driver, The Godfather 1 and 2, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Mr. Klein, To Sleep With Anger, There Will Be Blood, etc. Films that feel cinematic, challenging, expertly crafted with a unique vision. But most importantly..makes me want to be a filmmaker/storyteller
@@villanova5234 GO. FOR. IT. It’s your video, you make your own rules. Include LOTR as a trilogy if you want, I almost did that for the Before Trilogy, it’s absolutely worth it
Mine would have to include (in no particular order): Rocky, Rocky II, Chariots of Fire, The Ten Commandments, Blade Runner, Planet of the Apes (original), True Grit (original), Red River, It’s a Wonderful Life, Hoosiers, El Dorado, White Christmas, The Searchers, Gladiator, Unforgiven, Mississippi Burning, Cool Hand Luke, The Hustler, Quiz Show, King Kong (original), Jaws, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Minority Report, At Eternity’s Gate
I agree about the high placement of Guardians of the Galaxy 2, and whilst I might be undecided about the Last Jedi’s very high placement, I respect your opinion, overall unique and interesting list
Great list! I I’ve seen 81. We have similar taste in the sense that you have all genres and huge blockbusters to foreign films I have never heard of. Pinch Drink love is in my top 15 and Se7en is my number ones
I just love how versatile film is. It’s so great that I can find as much artfulness in The Last Jedi as i can in some foreign film from decades ago. Just fantastic. That’s what I love about favourites lists… it puts the wide variety of film on full display
It is always interesting to see another person's favorite films. I agree with many choices you made. Everyone has a right to like what they like. If it was my list I would drop a few and include: THE WILD BUNCH, WHITE HEAT, CHINATOWN, BARRY LYNDON, THE SEARCHERS, LAWRENCE OF ARABIA, PATHS OF GLORY and RIO BRAVO. Just my opinion.
I'm feeling Kind of reluctant to Send of 150 films. It doesn' t matter if they are A favorites B Like a lot or C Good ones to recommend or to collect on movie picks.
Great picks that I don’t agree with all of but I appreciate 😁 All time faves 1. Synecdoche New York 2. Mulholland Drive 3. American Psycho 4. Blue Velvet 5. Fight Club 6. Millers Crossing 7. Casino 8. The Departed 9. Hot Fuzz 10. The Lord of the Rings 11. Django Unchained 12. The Big Lebowski 13. Trainspotting 14. Hard Boiled 15. Mad Max: Fury Road 16. Das Boot 17. Pan’s Labyrinth 18. Ghost in the Shell 19. Melancholia 20. Glory 21. No Country for Old Men 22. Killer Joe 23. The Lighthouse 24. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly 25. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 26. Team America: World Police 27. North by Northwest 28. Tombstone 29. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas 30. Lost Highway 31. Suspiria (2017) 32. Parasite 33. Some Like It Hot 34. Fargo 35. Face Off 36. The Man Who Wasn’t There 37. Kill Bill Vol 1 38. Braindead (Peter Jackson) 39. Army of Darkness 40. The Wild Bunch 41. Nightcrawler 42. Tora Tora Tora 43. A Fish Called Wanda 44. The Raid 45. Total Recall 46. Black Dynamite 47. Bubba Ho-Tep 48. Brazil 49. Beau is Afraid 50. Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels 51. Into the Wild 52. Hausu 53. It’s Such a Beautiful Day 54. Dune (2021) 55. Vertigo 56. Full Metal Jacket 57. Burning 58. Holy Motors 59. Ghost in the Shell: Innocence 60. The House that Jack Built 61. Avengers: Infinity War 62. Captain America: Civil War 63. This is Spinal Tap 64. Hereditary 65. Goodfellas 66. Train to Busan 67. The Skin I Live In 68. American History X 69. Ed Wood 70. V For Vendetta 71. The Batman 72. The Dark Knight 73. In Bruges 74. Zodiac 75. The Prestige 76. Shaun of the Dead 77. Casino Royale 78. Watchmen 79. Donnie Darko 80. Ghost World 81. Almost Famous 82. Leon: The Professional 83. Pulp Fiction 84. Princess Mononoke 85. Goldeneye 86. The Talented Mr Ripley 87. Spider-Man: No Way Home 88. Heavy Metal 89. The Killer 90. Angel Heart 91. Evil Dead II 92. Come and See 93. El Orfanato 94. Naked Lunch 95. Gone Baby Gone 96. Sexy Beast 97. The Shape of Water 98. Scott Pilgrim vs The World 99. The Lobster 100. Minority Report
Wow this is a crazy list for sure. i understand that is personal preferences but my god the last jedi this high, over the empire and new hope, prepare to prevent the comments from the star wars fandom myself included
Very, very great film (regardless of what people complain about the ending scene) I remember seeing it with my wife (then fiancé) in the theater and it being super intense. So authentic in its 1980 look.
You are clearly a big fan of David Lynch, so am I. Decent list! Slightly too crowded with Lynch, Linklater, PT Anderson, Tarantino, and MCU+DC movies though.
Before Sunset was always a favorite of mine. Def my favorite of the series despite being the shortest. I always wondered if I was the only one who thought the 1st sequel was the best, and seeing the same ranking on this gives credence to my thoughts. Got a bit scored hitting the top 3 and not seeing it, only to be both surprised and satisfied to find it at #2.
I guess you can technically call it my number 1 of all time because Twin Peaks is Kind of a cheat inclusion. I got. to watch all three in the cinema on Monday night!!! Travelled 4 hours JUST for that marathon!!
First song is ‘In Another Life’ From Everything Everywhere All at Once Second song is ‘Nope’ from… Nope😂 Third song is ‘The Bat’s True Calling’ from The Batman Last song is the Twin Peaks theme
@@themovieguysam2590 Hey, thanks a lot Movie guy. Can you please tell me what exact Genre this kind of music is? It is soothing, gentle and slight trance inducing Thanks again !
@@hobosapien7735 its hard to really pin down because theyre film scores and not ‘songs’ so to speak. But if you want something with a soothing vibe i cant recommend the album ‘Moon Safari’ by Air enough. One of my all time favourite albums. Id recommend listening to the song ‘Ce Matin La’ first to give you a taste for it and then listen to the rest of that album if you like it👍🏼👍🏼
@@themovieguysam2590 Oh, okay. No problem man. I'll just follow the recommendations related to the album you mentioned and keep following the trail then lol Thanks again ✌️
idk why people are angry by the fact you put the last trilogie above some geat movies, its legit a personnal ranking why people can't understand this ?
Glad someone is actully saying their favorite movies instead of a bunch of random art house movies that are super depressing (No shame to art house stuff I love it too but it doesn’t make you cooler if you say you didn’t like spider man 2)
I'm not a film buff. I didn’t watch many. I'll be glad if you suggest me some of your kind of film. Here's my Favourite Film list---- 1.The Birds, the Bees and the Italians [Directed by Pietro Germi] 2. Landscape in the Mist [Directed by Theo Angelopoulos] 3. Jiban Trishna [Directed by Asit Sen] 4. Elevator to the Gallows [Directed by Louis Malle] 5. Macario [Directed by Roberto Gavaldón] 6. Rififi [Directed by Jules Dassin] 7. Once Upon a Time in America [Directed by Sergio Leone] 8. The Tin Drum [Directed by Volker Schlöndorff] 9. Talk To Her [Directed by Pedro Almodóvar] 10. Los Olvidados [Directed by Luis Buñuel] 11. The Moderns [Directed by Alan Rudolph] 12. Sunset Boulevard [Directed by Billy Wilder] 13. Deep Jwele Jaai [Directed by Asit Sen] 14. Three Colours Trilogy (Three Colours: Blue, Three Colours: White, Three Colours: Red) [Directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski] 15. La Vérité [Directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot] 16. Lion of the Dessert [Directed by Moustapha Akkad] 17. Suspect X (2008) [Directed by Hiroshi Nishitani] 18. Zero for Conduct [Directed by Jean Vigo] 19. A Cruel Romance [Directed by Eldar Ryazanov] 20. Kafka [Directed by Steven Soderbergh] 21. Somewhere in Time [Directed by Jeannot Szwarc] 22. Orpheus [Directed by Jean Cocteau] 23. The Changeling [Directed by Peter Medak] 24. The Trial [Directed by Orson Welles] 25. The Message [Directed by Moustapha Akkad] 26. Chinatown [Directed by Roman Polanski] 27. Five Evenings [Directed by Nikita Mikhalkov] 28. Kshudista Pashan [Directed by Tapan Sinha] 29. The Wild Pear Tree [Directed by Nuri Bilge Ceylan] 30. The Double Life of Veronique [Directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski] 31. Ugetsu [Directed by Kenji Mizoguchi] 32. The Moon Is Blue [Directed by Otto Preminger] 33. The Triplets of Belleville [Directed by Sylvain Chomet] 34. When Father Was Away on Business [Directed by Emir Kusturica] 35. The Red Shoes [Directed by Emeric Pressburger, Michael Powell] 36. Dark Eyes [Directed by Nikita Mikhalkov] 37. Kokhono Asheni [Directed by Zahir Raihan] 38. The Naked Kiss [Directed by Samuel Fuller] 39. Brink of Life [Directed by Ingmar Bergman] 40. The Name of the Rose [Directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud] 41. The Goddess [Directed by Wu Yonggang] 42. Choose Me [Directed by Alan Rudolph] 43. Pretty Baby [Directed by Louis Malle] 44. The Accused [Directed by William Dieterle] 45. Time of the Gypsies [Directed by Emir Kusturica] 46. A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence [Directed by Roy Andersson] 47. Mirror [Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky]
Wonderful list and great editing ! I respect your choice of labelling "Twin Peaks : The Return" a movie (If I had done the same it would be in my top 10 undoubtedly). One thing was interesting to me : I personally didn't enjoy Boyhood (which I saw in the theater) despite the interesting process over time with the actors or the good acting, I found the subject matter and the realistic approach too bland. It is the only Linklater movie I saw. Based on this premise, do you think I would enjoy other Linklater movies nonetheless ? I seem to have very similar taste to you and I'm curious as to the fact that a lot of his movies are so high on your list ! Finally here's my personal top 10, that nobody asked for : 1. Mulholland Drive (2001) 2. Trainspotting (1996) 3. Shame (2011) 4. Lost Highway (1997) 5. Eyes Wide Shut (1995) 6. Twin Peaks, Fire Walk with Me (1992) 7. Lost in Translation (2003) 8. Koyaanisqatsi (1983) 9. Memento (2000) 10. Psycho (1960)
Absolutely amazing list mate! I’d honestly recommend another go at Boyhood… what I love about it is that it really doesn’t dramatise anything AT ALL. What a lot of people say is bland, I think is perfectly anti-superficial. Through it, it makes a strange sort of statement against what I don’t like about coming of age and even indie films in general. And I think over tiem, with different expectations for the film, I find it WAY more full of life than any other comparable film. And even if you’re not a Boyhood type of person, ABSOLUTELY check out Linklater’s other work. I know a lot of people who aren’t big on Boyhood but love the Before trilogy, Dazed and Confused, School of Rock etc… Appreciate the comment and love hearing different perspectives on these films!!
@@themovieguysam2590 thanks for your cool answer ! Concerning Boyhood, yeah I get that it's the opposite of other "coming-of-age" cliche movies. It's much more realistic and less artificial that what you typically see in these kind of movies which is supposed to be a positive, but I think this approach, mixed with such an "unremarkable" story (which is kind of by design as it's supposed to show an honest fragment of contemporary life) failed to get me on a more personal level as I ended up paying more attention to the interesting formal choices (for exemple - the filming of actors through their lifespan, natural ageing etc) than to the actual story. I couldn't really connect to the characters themselves as they weren't really introduced as "important" to my eyes. It's really tricky to explain, I guess I always need a bit more "dramatization" than that even though it's sometimes too much in movies these days. But I'll definitely try it again someday, as a lot of people around me whose taste I respect loved it as well And thanks, I'll definitely try other Linklater films, you've convinced me to watch "Before Sunset" when I have some time off 🤝
My top 20 20)The Godfather 19)Slumdog Millionaire 18)Divergent 17)Educating Rita 16)Justin Bieber: Never say never 15)Star Wars: Episode 1 The Phantom Menace 14)The Godfather Part 111 13)This is England 12)Body Double 11)Seven 10)The living daylights 9)License to kill 8)Goldeneye 7)Tomorrow never dies 6)The world is not enough 5)On her majesty's secret service 4)It's a wonderful life 3)The Godfather part 11 2)Manhunter 1)Thief
my turn 10. interstellar 9. a star is born 8. avatar the way of water 7. cars 6. me before you 5. spiderman into the spiderverse 4. the greatest showman 3. hotel transylvania 2. hotel transylvania 3 1. hotel transylvania (sorry but please do not kill me the hotel transylvania trilogy imo, is the greatest series in film)
My Turn 10. Schindler's List 9. Saving Private Ryan 8. Forrest Gump 7. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly 6. The Shawshank Redemption 5. The Dark Knight Rises 4. Batman Begins 3. The Godfather 2. Jaws 1. The Dark Knight
Nice video I'll save it for when I want to see a movie, but can I ask what made you love Nop so much? Because top 9 above many other movies seems weird, I mean is your opinion but I just don't see what you saw on it.
@@fSebastianRe completely agree,I’m the same way when it comes to science fiction like Star Wars,Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter.it’s overrated but jut not my type of films
@@renatajach2539 The one at the very beginning is from a trailer for Koyaanisqatsi “Great power great responsibility” is Spider-Man “Wish we could’ve stayed for longer” is Aftersun “Groovy” is Evil Dead II The monologue about thoughts being their own reality is from Slacker The “breakfast club” one is… the breakfast club😂 The “tears in rain” monologue is from Blade Runner “Good afternoon good evening and good night” is from Truman Show The one about experiencing joy and marvelling at things is from Her “Look up at the sky, Rosie” is The Straight Story “Time Machine out of a Delorean” is Back to the Future Monologue about “what to do with the time that is given to us” is Fellowship of the Ring “Cant carry it for you but I can carry you” is Return of the King “Connie marbels, you stand convicted of assholeism” is Pink Flamingos Al Pacino having a go at someone is Carlito’s Way “Met Me at a very strange time in my life” is Fight Club The monologue about the force is from Empire Strikes Back The “everybody loves a hero” monologue is from Spider-Man 2 “L-I-V-I-N” is Dazed and Confused “I’m not a mistake” is Unbreakable “Leap of faith” is from Into the Spider-Verse The thing about the Jedi and the force is from The Force Awakens The monologue in Persian is from Taste of Cherry “Whatever you end up doing, love it” is from Cinema Paradiso “Still there, still there, gone” is Before Midnight “That thing you’re searching for is right there all along” and “he may have been your father, but he wasn’t your daddy” is Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 “People Need hope” monologue is The Batman The “Angels wouldn’t help you” is from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me “Pops did something when he made this place” is from Nope “The greatest teacher failure is” is from The Last Jedi “If there’s any kind of magic in this world, it must be in the attempt of understanding someone sharing something” is Before Sunrise “I have a love in my life” is Punch-Drunk Love “The Moment seizes us” is Boyhood “Book that I wrote was so I wouldn’t forget the details of the time we spent together” is Before Sunset And the final David Lynch bit with him talking is from an on stage interview he did
My personal least and most favorite films of all time: Worst: #10 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 #9 American Psycho #8 Hollow Man #7 Billy Madison #6 Grand Budapest Hotel #5 Mortal Kombat 2 #4 Grown Ups 2 #3 A Good Day To Die Hard #2 Sausage Party #1 Fifty Shades Of Grey Best: #10 Harry Potter 5 #9 Leprechaun In The Hood #8 Batman: Gotham Knights #7 Analize This #6 SlenderMan 2018 #5 Jennifers Body #4 Freddy Got Fingered #3 Orphan #2 Orphan: First Kill #1 Spider-Man 3
This is such a wholesome list. Seriously, it wreaks of subjectivity and from the heart so much that I have to give it props. While it wouldn’t be mine, this person is being honest to their opinion over all else.
its so surreal seeing some of the best films of all time and then seeing films like The Force Awakens.
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I’m one of the 8 people who really likes Force Awakens but it’s not that good in my opinion
@@YourAveragePlayer432it’s a decent movie but saying it’s one of the best of all time is crazy. Its basically a copy of a New Hope.
Force Awakens was ok I thought
@@alejandrosanchez6404 He never said it’s one of the best of all time. These are his favorites
You can argue the placements, film is subjective afterall. But this is a great list and the editing was fantastic Sam. Also great to see someone has put so much David Lynch in the tier list, the guys a genius. I have to subscribe and would love to see more montages!
100% agreed
Lmao why would you argue the placements? That’s fucking ridiculous. It’s someone’s own personal list of favorites.
Everything with Aunt May’s speech is cut together so perfectly.
Pretty great list I would say. Loved seeing The Batman go so high (especially after the music was teased earlier). And I was hard pulling for the Incredibles which is best animated movie ever imo. Some surprising exclusions to me where inception, No Country for Old Men, Silence of the Lambs, Toy Story 1, A Quiet Place 1, The Count of Monte Cristo (2002), Edge of Tommorow, and The Dark Knight but this was amazingly edited and put together.
Damn glass onion over taxi driver is kinda crazy but I loved the way you made this video. That was one of best edited videos I’ve seen.
Yeah I reckon I’d move Glass Onion down now tbh. I made the list itself back in December when I’d only seen it once in the cinema, but with time I reckon it wouldn’t be anywhere near as high. Also Thank you!!!
And nop over a clockwork orange and the shinning for example lol
Great list that is clearly emphasis that is based on your tastes since most people won't admit it publically or make a list with MCU films, the new SW triliogy above taxi, or anything by Kubrick or Akira Kurosawa or john ford. I applaud you for that.
Amazing list and edit! Love seeing School of Rock and Magnolia so high!!
You're list is Amazing.
Beauty of Films!
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i love the fact that you use most of Richards film. Possibly Suburbia could be on this list, and dazed and confused is my personal favourite film
Honestly not a huge fan of Suburbia, but I still enjoyed it enough. Dazed and Confused is just fantastic though
Glad to see your love for ‘Us’! I thought that was brilliant and is ranked very high for me too!
Really respect this list, as in I trust these are your favourite movies and your not just showing off and acting pretentious like by putting a bunch of ingmar Bergman movies on it (I do like persona a lot though), it’s very sincere, great list👍 I also love how a lot of my favourite movies like lost highway, The Master, unbreakable and Toy Story made it on your list, my top 10 movies are consistent and don’t change a lot and they would have to be
10: Get Out (2017)
9: El Topo (1970)
8: Blue Velvet (1986)
7: Antichrist (2009)
6: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)
5: Taxi Driver (1976)
4: Oldboy (2003)
3: Irreversible (2002)
2: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)
1: A Clockwork Orange (1971)
These are the movies that mean the most to me
All great films! I bought El Topo on Blu-Ray the other month and have yet to watch it!!
@@themovieguysam2590 👌
Great list! Some films I've never heard of, but I'm willing to find out about them.
Goes without saying but I absolutely recommend all of them!
So happy to see somebody that loves Linklater as much as I do!
This was dope a lot of legendary films and film makers. Normally I never agree with these type of “top” videos but you were spot on 75% of the time for me. With that being said keep going we see you and they will too
Thank you! Of course this is just personal but I’m glad we’re 75% compatible😂
Finally someone who gives Linklater the credit he truly deserves!
Good mix between old/new, entertainment/intellectual
LOVE me some Linklater. He’s got so many underrated gems beyond just the Before Trilogy and Boyhood. Waking Life and Tape are masterpieces!!
@An ido I didn’t forget anything. Its my list. Ive also seen the Apu trilogy so yes, I know who he is
@@themovieguysam2590 I understand that you like Linklater, Lynch and Thomas Anderson, but why is there no film by Fellini, by Welles, by Ford, by Wong Kar Wai, by Bergman, by Coppola, by Lang, by Ejezenstein, by Vertov, by Tarkovsky or Spielberg?
And then the films of Hitchcock, Kubrick, Kurosawa or Scorsese are too low compared to films like ''The Force Awakens'' or all Marvel films.
@@theskimmies8131 I’ll tell you why… it’s called a personal list
Old boy at 147?? Madddd
Amazing list with so much variety, also amazing to see someone with so much PTA as i just love him so much, beautifully edited aswell buddy😁
❤️❤️
What can i say, A very well made video!
And a favorite films list ends with a TV series. If nothing else, seems like an honest list, which that aspect is nice.
I kind of cheated with that one. It’s referred to by many as an 18 hour long film, and it’s like my favourite thing ever so I thought it would be ridiculous for me not to take advantage of the fact that I can yet again celebrate the greatest piece of media I’ve ever witnessed
@@themovieguysam2590 and those many would all be wrong, it's still a series. There's plenty actual long-format films around that claiming a series as one is a disservice to those other efforts. 2018's La Flor, Lav Diaz's filmography, where he regularly creates films in the 4-8hr range and plenty others released annually.
Maybe consider making a list of favorite series and celebrate it there? Or just a video dedicated to it specifically.
@@zeadsi well I just didn’t include those as I haven’t seen them. I saw an opportunity and I took it. I love the series and it’s very much structured more like a film than a show if you watch each episode individually. It feels like more of a disservice to my own taste to NOT include it
@@themovieguysam2590
No one is saying you have to, just pointing out that films of that length exists, and are actually films, not tv series. And the argument for placing a TV series as a number 1 for a film list still doesn't validate it for something as nebulous as what it feels like. Many tv series and mini-series can lay claim to having film-like structures or feeling like films but they're still not films (Chernobyl, Band of Brothers etc). They're both visual mediums that share similar literary devices, editing techniques, screenplay treatments etc but they're not one in the same. Just picture it the other way around. Imagine someone made a list of favorite tv series and ends it with their number 1 being, idk, Hateful Eight, solely for its built in chapters, functioning similar to episodes.
Ultimately you can do whatever you want with your content, but as it stands, it's a favorite films list without an actual #1.
@@zeadsi I don’t think I need to validate my own reasoning. The technicalities as you attribute them shouldn’t matter to me when putting together my list, nor should they after I’ve posted them. To me, I’m very satisfied ending my video with such a masterclass in cinema as The Return, if you disagree, that’s fine. I just don’t personally see the need to attempt to convince ME (the maker of the video) otherwise
Incredible video, I can see the effort and dedication you have put into it, great list and I can only congratulate you
A big Linklater and Lynch fan, love to see it
Strange list, very eclectic. A lot of Richard Linklater films.
It's a nice list because it's YOURS and that's all that matters. Mine would have some similarities and some differences. I would be interested in seeing if some of the films that you rate highly that were made after 2019 would be on the list 10 years from now
This is a really great edit! I'm gonna check some of these out.
You absolutely should!!!
Great video and list. Well edited too
excellent video, Sam! great choices and editing
fantastic video! great list!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
PINK FLAMINGOS ON THIS LIST?!
@@danielmassaquoi3359 ABSOLUTE BANGER
@@themovieguysam2590 NAAAAAAAH💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
@@danielmassaquoi3359 WHAT DO YOU MEAN ITS SO FUNNY😭
bro loves Richard Linklater, PTA, and David Lynch
I think BEFORE SUNRISE was the best of before trilogy...
Personally, I think Jojo Rabbit should have been on this list.
Jojo Rabbit is a beautiful movie. It may seem like a weird and rather uncomfortable plot, making a comedy of Hitler youth, but it does it so expertly. The characters are so profoundly deep in more ways then one, the writing and script is beautifully put together with amazing screenplay. Then, the movie just hits you with one of the biggest gut punches ever. The twist genuinely got me bawling, and the ending is so sweet and optimistic I broke down. As someone who doesn't really cry at movies, Jojo Rabbit made me bawl uncontrollably.
That third act is on another level… going from that to Thor 4 was the biggest downgrade in cinema history
Thor: Love and Thunder felt kind of like a joke... The comedy seemed really out of place when you remember that Jane has cancer and that ages gonna die by the end of the movie. There's some plot lines which just barely get any time to develop at all, like what happened to Valkyrie from the war? I like the villain, but he needed more of an ominous presence than just.. Kidnapping children.
Agreed
Jojo Rabbit was around 25 on my top 100. Was my favorite film of 2019
I honestly don’t think jojo rabbit gets enough love and it should be on more of these lists, it’s one of my favorites personally
excluding some of the star wars films, and the fact that glass onion is above taxi driver, you have a brilliant list. the editing, the music, is all beautiful.
Much appreciated!!
not only is this a great list, this video has great audio and editing. good job! I also love that you like guardians of the galexy, it has a special place in my heart. I also thought i was the only one that had GOTG 2 in my top 15.
Me rn: YOU HAVE US IN YOUR TOP 15! ( It is a great movie very underrated)
Also me rn: EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE YESSSSSS!
Also also me entering the top 10: NOPE IS HERE * choking noises * WHAT! (It seems like you are a big JP fan, so am i.
Love all of them!! MASSIVE Jordan Peele fan. Some of the most incredible movies of the entire century
made me so happy to see Nope that high! completely snubbed at the academy, completely hated on by the community and barely talked about for its positives. peeles best,2022s best and one of the best modern horrors yet!
Well made. I personally despise half the films here, but the video is bloody well-made. Respect!
Thank you!!
Great list.
i am surprised though that they are absolutely no Christopher Nolan movies.
But it's refreshing to see someone do that.
Memento is the only one I LOVE to be honest
Great list! Loved to see so much Richard Linklater, Boyhood is the best movie i've ever seen !
Great list, liked the audio arrangement of quotes, thanks, Scott.
Good collection, very well edited. Just subbed, keep going
Thank you so much!!
Wow, big fan of David Lynch and Paul Thomas Anderson
Yup😂
Love the profile pic btw. I got to see Possession in the cinema back in October!!
My top 150 best movies are
1. Batman: the dark knight
2. Terminator 2: judgement day
3. Spider man
4. Bad boys 2
5. Dawn of the dead (2004 remake)
6. Cliffhanger
7. Point break (1991 version )
8. Men in black 2
9. The raid
10. The lion king
11. Jurassic Park
12. 2001: a space Odyssey
13. Die hard
14. Apocalypse now
15. John wick
16. Fargo
17. Drive
18. Frequency
19. My cousin Vinny
20. Marked for death
21. Gone in 60 seconds
22. Hacksaw ridge
23. The punisher
24. The sound of music
25. Wedding crashers
26.the fugitive
27. G.i. Joe 2: retaliation
28. Resident evil : afterlife
29. Hot fuzz
30. Spider man 2
31. Star wars : episode 5 the empire strikes back
32. Star wars episode 4: a new hope
33. Star wars episode 6: the return of the Jedi
34. Star wars episode 1: the phantom menace
35. Star wars episode 2 : attack of the clones
36. Star wars episode 3 : revenge of the sith
37. Spider man 3
38. Rocky 2
39. Rocky
40. Rocky 3
41. Flight plan
42. Taken
43. 007: goldeneye
44. 007: you only live twice
45. Mission impossible 4: ghost protocol
46. Edge of Tommrow
47. Dejavu
48. The place beyond the pines
49. For A few dollars more
50. Ghostbusters
51. Jaws
52. Back to the future
53. Back to the future part 2
54. Back to the future part 3
55. Scarface
56. Lone survivor
57. The Terminator
58. Bill and Ted's excellent adventure
59. John wick chapter 2
60. The equalizer
61. Wayne's world
62. Rear window
63. Jeepers creepers
64. The birds
65. Dial m for murder
66. The rope (1958)
67. 28 days later
68. Oceans 11
69. Ferris bullies day off
70. Mr. And Mrs Smith
71. The source code
72. Resident evil
73. Lara croft tomb raider
74. Bill and Ted's bogus journey
75. The godfather
76. The shootist
77. Jeepers creepers 2
78. Train to Busan
79. Eraser
80. Speed
81. I.p. man
82. I.p. man 2
83. I.p. man 3
84. I.p. man 4
85. Men in black 3
86. Jaws 2
87. Crouching tiger , hidden dragon
88. Dragon heart
89. Dragon heart : a new beginning
90. Push
91. The crow
92. From hell
93. Spiderman: no way home
94. Dirty Harry
95. Creed
96. Life (2017 sci Fi movie )
97. Jar head
98. 7 seconds
99. Demolition man
100. Madagascar
101. Strangers on a train
102. R.i.p.d
103. Looper
104. Lucy
105. Along came a spider
106. Jurassic world
107. The witness
108. Logan's run
109. Baby driver
110. Death sentence
111. 25 hours to live
112. Den of thieves
113. A quiet place
114. Paycheck
115. Plane (2023)
116. John Carter
117. Pirates of the Caribbean : at world's end
118. Pirates of the Caribbean: the curse of the black pearl
119. Pirates of the Caribbean: dead man's chest
120. The godfather part 2
121. Mrs. Doubtfire
122. Blue streak
123. Bloodsport
124. X-Men 3: the last stand
125. Captain America 2: the winter soldier
126. Mulholland drive
127. Treasure island (1953 version)
128. South Pacific
129. Jurassic Park 2 : the lost world
130. Harvey
131. X-Men
132. Inglorious bastards
133. 300
134. 16 blocks
135. The 5 th element
136. The goonies
137. Happy Gilmore
138. Disturbia
139. The day after tomorrow
140. Free willy
141. Tekken
142. Commando
143. Taken 2
144. Brooklyns finest
145. Fast and furious 5
146. Rambo first blood part 2
147. Die hard 2
148. Joe somebody
149. Mad max
150. Max Payne
Glad the Back to the Future trilogy is on here.
Respect for including all Jordan Peele movies in the top 30
Let me start by congratulating you on the beauty of this video. It’s perfect my friend. The editing *chef’s kiss* The selected scenes. Wow. I have to admit..at first more than a few of your choices angered me. To be fair I’m not the biggest Marvel fan. But it’s YOUR list dammit. Brave. Bold. Challenging. True. Including an OG Spider-Man and Mask of the Phantasm..yes! LOTRs..yes! Twin Peakes..yes! Now I want to make my own
Absolutely LOVE this comment. Very much appreciated my friend, you should absolutely go for it!!!
Would love to know your framework for crafting this. It’s an overwhelming idea for me. So many films I want to include. LOTRs would be on my list..but I would cheat and have all three together. Jurassic Park changed me upon first viewing. Almost Famous, Picnic At Hanging Rock, Harlan County, USA, The Matrix, The Thing, The Night of the Hunter, Alien, Taxi Driver, The Godfather 1 and 2, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Mr. Klein, To Sleep With Anger, There Will Be Blood, etc. Films that feel cinematic, challenging, expertly crafted with a unique vision. But most importantly..makes me want to be a filmmaker/storyteller
@@villanova5234 GO. FOR. IT. It’s your video, you make your own rules. Include LOTR as a trilogy if you want, I almost did that for the Before Trilogy, it’s absolutely worth it
Mine would have to include (in no particular order): Rocky, Rocky II, Chariots of Fire, The Ten Commandments, Blade Runner, Planet of the Apes (original), True Grit (original), Red River, It’s a Wonderful Life, Hoosiers, El Dorado, White Christmas, The Searchers, Gladiator, Unforgiven, Mississippi Burning, Cool Hand Luke, The Hustler, Quiz Show, King Kong (original), Jaws, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Minority Report, At Eternity’s Gate
Some absolute bangers here!!
Thank you for including Boyhood in top 3!!! It's one of my fav movie...
I never seen anything stranger than Taste of Cherry with the Twin Peaks soundtrack but somehow it works wonderfully good!
Haha thank you!!
Someone really likes Star Wars, Lynch, and Linklater
Good list! Love for last Jedi
I agree about the high placement of Guardians of the Galaxy 2, and whilst I might be undecided about the Last Jedi’s very high placement, I respect your opinion, overall unique and interesting list
Great list! I I’ve seen 81. We have similar taste in the sense that you have all genres and huge blockbusters to foreign films I have never heard of. Pinch Drink love is in my top 15 and Se7en is my number ones
I just love how versatile film is. It’s so great that I can find as much artfulness in The Last Jedi as i can in some foreign film from decades ago. Just fantastic. That’s what I love about favourites lists… it puts the wide variety of film on full display
It is always interesting to see another person's favorite films. I agree with many choices you made. Everyone has a right to like what they like. If it was my list I would drop a few and include: THE WILD BUNCH, WHITE HEAT, CHINATOWN, BARRY LYNDON, THE SEARCHERS, LAWRENCE OF ARABIA, PATHS OF GLORY and RIO BRAVO. Just my opinion.
Some amazing choices in there!!
I'm feeling Kind of reluctant to Send of 150 films. It doesn' t matter if they are A favorites B Like a lot or C Good ones to recommend or to collect on movie picks.
Excellent video. The editing is fantastic, and the list is really good too.
Great picks that I don’t agree with all of but I appreciate 😁
All time faves
1. Synecdoche New York
2. Mulholland Drive
3. American Psycho
4. Blue Velvet
5. Fight Club
6. Millers Crossing
7. Casino
8. The Departed
9. Hot Fuzz
10. The Lord of the Rings
11. Django Unchained
12. The Big Lebowski
13. Trainspotting
14. Hard Boiled
15. Mad Max: Fury Road
16. Das Boot
17. Pan’s Labyrinth
18. Ghost in the Shell
19. Melancholia
20. Glory
21. No Country for Old Men
22. Killer Joe
23. The Lighthouse
24. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
25. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
26. Team America: World Police
27. North by Northwest
28. Tombstone
29. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
30. Lost Highway
31. Suspiria (2017)
32. Parasite
33. Some Like It Hot
34. Fargo
35. Face Off
36. The Man Who Wasn’t There
37. Kill Bill Vol 1
38. Braindead (Peter Jackson)
39. Army of Darkness
40. The Wild Bunch
41. Nightcrawler
42. Tora Tora Tora
43. A Fish Called Wanda
44. The Raid
45. Total Recall
46. Black Dynamite
47. Bubba Ho-Tep
48. Brazil
49. Beau is Afraid
50. Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
51. Into the Wild
52. Hausu
53. It’s Such a Beautiful Day
54. Dune (2021)
55. Vertigo
56. Full Metal Jacket
57. Burning
58. Holy Motors
59. Ghost in the Shell: Innocence
60. The House that Jack Built
61. Avengers: Infinity War
62. Captain America: Civil War
63. This is Spinal Tap
64. Hereditary
65. Goodfellas
66. Train to Busan
67. The Skin I Live In
68. American History X
69. Ed Wood
70. V For Vendetta
71. The Batman
72. The Dark Knight
73. In Bruges
74. Zodiac
75. The Prestige
76. Shaun of the Dead
77. Casino Royale
78. Watchmen
79. Donnie Darko
80. Ghost World
81. Almost Famous
82. Leon: The Professional
83. Pulp Fiction
84. Princess Mononoke
85. Goldeneye
86. The Talented Mr Ripley
87. Spider-Man: No Way Home
88. Heavy Metal
89. The Killer
90. Angel Heart
91. Evil Dead II
92. Come and See
93. El Orfanato
94. Naked Lunch
95. Gone Baby Gone
96. Sexy Beast
97. The Shape of Water
98. Scott Pilgrim vs The World
99. The Lobster
100. Minority Report
Wow this is a crazy list for sure. i understand that is personal preferences but my god the last jedi this high, over the empire and new hope, prepare to prevent the comments from the star wars fandom myself included
I don't know how I feel about the rest of the list, but goddamn have you got the number one down. No question.
have you seenn no county for old men?
I have!
Very, very great film (regardless of what people complain about the ending scene) I remember seeing it with my wife (then fiancé) in the theater and it being super intense. So authentic in its 1980 look.
You are clearly a big fan of David Lynch, so am I. Decent list! Slightly too crowded with Lynch, Linklater, PT Anderson, Tarantino, and MCU+DC movies though.
Brilliant intro😂and fabulous mixture 🍻
Great List !
Hey man which software did you use to edit this video
@@sirliridon.4419 Adobe Premiere Pro! I use it for all my videos👍🏼
Overall an interesting list.
Then "Nope" came up.
Ranked 9th out of 150.
Nope.
where did you expect it to come
@@fSebastianRe On some other list.
This is a great list. Your love for the most recent Star Wars movies is puzzling though.
The Force Awakens is a very nostalgic one for me so that’s just entirely personal, but I genuinely believe TLJ to be a masterpiece
@@themovieguysam2590 WHATTTTTT
Love to see the PTA love
Can't tell if you like David Lynch or not... definitely couldn't tell after the Twin Peaks theme came in lol
Great list but I completely disagree with the order of your star wars choices aha. Love them all though
Haha. Definitely always bound to be controversial that’s for sure😂
@@themovieguysam2590 definitely haha, and really good job on the editing it's really impressive
@@mcincal6810 thank you very much!!
Before Sunset was always a favorite of mine. Def my favorite of the series despite being the shortest. I always wondered if I was the only one who thought the 1st sequel was the best, and seeing the same ranking on this gives credence to my thoughts. Got a bit scored hitting the top 3 and not seeing it, only to be both surprised and satisfied to find it at #2.
I guess you can technically call it my number 1 of all time because Twin Peaks is Kind of a cheat inclusion. I got. to watch all three in the cinema on Monday night!!! Travelled 4 hours JUST for that marathon!!
Great list.
very nice and unique list
Love you, for Twin Peaks...
What is this music playing? What is the music playing ??
First song is ‘In Another Life’ From Everything Everywhere All at Once
Second song is ‘Nope’ from… Nope😂
Third song is ‘The Bat’s True Calling’ from The Batman
Last song is the Twin Peaks theme
@@themovieguysam2590 Hey, thanks a lot Movie guy. Can you please tell me what exact Genre this kind of music is? It is soothing, gentle and slight trance inducing
Thanks again !
@@hobosapien7735 its hard to really pin down because theyre film scores and not ‘songs’ so to speak. But if you want something with a soothing vibe i cant recommend the album ‘Moon Safari’ by Air enough. One of my all time favourite albums. Id recommend listening to the song ‘Ce Matin La’ first to give you a taste for it and then listen to the rest of that album if you like it👍🏼👍🏼
@@themovieguysam2590 Oh, okay. No problem man. I'll just follow the recommendations related to the album you mentioned and keep following the trail then lol
Thanks again ✌️
@@hobosapien7735 make sure to come back and let me know what you think
idk why people are angry by the fact you put the last trilogie above some geat movies, its legit a personnal ranking why people can't understand this ?
You’re a legend
incredible, thanks!
"Cafe De Flore " is worth a watch
I consider 50 of these my favorites.
Many great films lost in most lists such as: A Patch Of Blue, The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter and even Groundhog Day.
Good selection of movies!
Fun list!
How could you leave out one flew over the cuckoo's nest 😢😢💔and the godfather 😢😢
It’s a list of favourites it’s subjective
40% of movies dont deserves to be here
I’ll take 60%😂
Damn, you got linklaters whole filmography on here!
Certainly a lot😂
BEFORE SUNSET CREAMING
Glad someone is actully saying their favorite movies instead of a bunch of random art house movies that are super depressing (No shame to art house stuff I love it too but it doesn’t make you cooler if you say you didn’t like spider man 2)
your fav 150 does not have ONE of my 13 favorites....lol
I'm not a film buff. I didn’t watch many. I'll be glad if you suggest me some of your kind of film. Here's my Favourite Film list----
1.The Birds, the Bees and the Italians [Directed by Pietro Germi]
2. Landscape in the Mist [Directed by Theo Angelopoulos]
3. Jiban Trishna [Directed by Asit Sen]
4. Elevator to the Gallows [Directed by Louis Malle]
5. Macario [Directed by Roberto Gavaldón]
6. Rififi [Directed by Jules Dassin]
7. Once Upon a Time in America [Directed by Sergio Leone]
8. The Tin Drum [Directed by Volker Schlöndorff]
9. Talk To Her [Directed by Pedro Almodóvar]
10. Los Olvidados [Directed by Luis Buñuel]
11. The Moderns [Directed by Alan Rudolph]
12. Sunset Boulevard [Directed by Billy Wilder]
13. Deep Jwele Jaai [Directed by Asit Sen]
14. Three Colours Trilogy (Three Colours: Blue, Three Colours: White, Three Colours: Red) [Directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski]
15. La Vérité [Directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot]
16. Lion of the Dessert [Directed by Moustapha Akkad]
17. Suspect X (2008) [Directed by Hiroshi Nishitani]
18. Zero for Conduct [Directed by Jean Vigo]
19. A Cruel Romance [Directed by Eldar Ryazanov]
20. Kafka [Directed by Steven Soderbergh]
21. Somewhere in Time [Directed by Jeannot Szwarc]
22. Orpheus [Directed by Jean Cocteau]
23. The Changeling [Directed by Peter Medak]
24. The Trial [Directed by Orson Welles]
25. The Message [Directed by Moustapha Akkad]
26. Chinatown [Directed by Roman Polanski]
27. Five Evenings [Directed by Nikita Mikhalkov]
28. Kshudista Pashan [Directed by Tapan Sinha]
29. The Wild Pear Tree [Directed by Nuri Bilge Ceylan]
30. The Double Life of Veronique [Directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski]
31. Ugetsu [Directed by Kenji Mizoguchi]
32. The Moon Is Blue [Directed by Otto Preminger]
33. The Triplets of Belleville [Directed by Sylvain Chomet]
34. When Father Was Away on Business [Directed by Emir Kusturica]
35. The Red Shoes [Directed by Emeric Pressburger, Michael Powell]
36. Dark Eyes [Directed by Nikita Mikhalkov]
37. Kokhono Asheni [Directed by Zahir Raihan]
38. The Naked Kiss [Directed by Samuel Fuller]
39. Brink of Life [Directed by Ingmar Bergman]
40. The Name of the Rose [Directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud]
41. The Goddess [Directed by Wu Yonggang]
42. Choose Me [Directed by Alan Rudolph]
43. Pretty Baby [Directed by Louis Malle]
44. The Accused [Directed by William Dieterle]
45. Time of the Gypsies [Directed by Emir Kusturica]
46. A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence [Directed by Roy Andersson]
47. Mirror [Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky]
You my friend have interesting taste. I’m not sure how you should take that lol.
Wonderful list and great editing ! I respect your choice of labelling "Twin Peaks : The Return" a movie (If I had done the same it would be in my top 10 undoubtedly). One thing was interesting to me : I personally didn't enjoy Boyhood (which I saw in the theater) despite the interesting process over time with the actors or the good acting, I found the subject matter and the realistic approach too bland. It is the only Linklater movie I saw. Based on this premise, do you think I would enjoy other Linklater movies nonetheless ? I seem to have very similar taste to you and I'm curious as to the fact that a lot of his movies are so high on your list !
Finally here's my personal top 10, that nobody asked for :
1. Mulholland Drive (2001)
2. Trainspotting (1996)
3. Shame (2011)
4. Lost Highway (1997)
5. Eyes Wide Shut (1995)
6. Twin Peaks, Fire Walk with Me (1992)
7. Lost in Translation (2003)
8. Koyaanisqatsi (1983)
9. Memento (2000)
10. Psycho (1960)
Absolutely amazing list mate! I’d honestly recommend another go at Boyhood… what I love about it is that it really doesn’t dramatise anything AT ALL. What a lot of people say is bland, I think is perfectly anti-superficial. Through it, it makes a strange sort of statement against what I don’t like about coming of age and even indie films in general. And I think over tiem, with different expectations for the film, I find it WAY more full of life than any other comparable film.
And even if you’re not a Boyhood type of person, ABSOLUTELY check out Linklater’s other work. I know a lot of people who aren’t big on Boyhood but love the Before trilogy, Dazed and Confused, School of Rock etc…
Appreciate the comment and love hearing different perspectives on these films!!
@@themovieguysam2590 thanks for your cool answer ! Concerning Boyhood, yeah I get that it's the opposite of other "coming-of-age" cliche movies. It's much more realistic and less artificial that what you typically see in these kind of movies which is supposed to be a positive, but I think this approach, mixed with such an "unremarkable" story (which is kind of by design as it's supposed to show an honest fragment of contemporary life) failed to get me on a more personal level as I ended up paying more attention to the interesting formal choices (for exemple - the filming of actors through their lifespan, natural ageing etc) than to the actual story. I couldn't really connect to the characters themselves as they weren't really introduced as "important" to my eyes. It's really tricky to explain, I guess I always need a bit more "dramatization" than that even though it's sometimes too much in movies these days. But I'll definitely try it again someday, as a lot of people around me whose taste I respect loved it as well
And thanks, I'll definitely try other Linklater films, you've convinced me to watch "Before Sunset" when I have some time off 🤝
My top 20
20)The Godfather
19)Slumdog Millionaire
18)Divergent
17)Educating Rita
16)Justin Bieber: Never say never
15)Star Wars: Episode 1 The Phantom Menace
14)The Godfather Part 111
13)This is England
12)Body Double
11)Seven
10)The living daylights
9)License to kill
8)Goldeneye
7)Tomorrow never dies
6)The world is not enough
5)On her majesty's secret service
4)It's a wonderful life
3)The Godfather part 11
2)Manhunter
1)Thief
my turn
10. interstellar
9. a star is born
8. avatar the way of water
7. cars
6. me before you
5. spiderman into the spiderverse
4. the greatest showman
3. hotel transylvania
2. hotel transylvania 3
1. hotel transylvania
(sorry but please do not kill me the hotel transylvania trilogy imo, is the greatest series in film)
My Turn
10. Schindler's List
9. Saving Private Ryan
8. Forrest Gump
7. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
6. The Shawshank Redemption
5. The Dark Knight Rises
4. Batman Begins
3. The Godfather
2. Jaws
1. The Dark Knight
For Star Wars I would go with Revenge of the Sith.
@@jus397 the Dark Knight is fucking amazing.
@@prequeldefender Oh Yesss
Twin peaks the return is a tv show
Nice video I'll save it for when I want to see a movie, but can I ask what made you love Nop so much? Because top 9 above many other movies seems weird, I mean is your opinion but I just don't see what you saw on it.
Awesome!
gotta watch a lot of these still
Lynch, Linklater e Lightsaber
Im waiting for The Shawshank Redemption
but its an amazing list mate
what's the piece of music at the end of the video? it's definitely familiar but i just can't remember the name.... please help
Its the Twin Peaks theme! Absolutely beautiful piece of music❤️❤️
@@themovieguysam2590 oh my god thank you. im gonna go listen to it multiple times right now
@@colloquially as you should!!😂
Wow a list without dark knight,inception and interstellar is insane.still a respectable list!
There all overrated. Good list but Christopher Nolan is not the only great director. Refreshing to see a top 100 without those films for once.
@@fSebastianRe completely agree,I’m the same way when it comes to science fiction like Star Wars,Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter.it’s overrated but jut not my type of films
Ppl really put the force awakens shit on their list İ
How about everything else on the list?
What are the movies called the sentences come from?
@@renatajach2539 The one at the very beginning is from a trailer for Koyaanisqatsi
“Great power great responsibility” is Spider-Man
“Wish we could’ve stayed for longer” is Aftersun
“Groovy” is Evil Dead II
The monologue about thoughts being their own reality is from Slacker
The “breakfast club” one is… the breakfast club😂
The “tears in rain” monologue is from Blade Runner
“Good afternoon good evening and good night” is from Truman Show
The one about experiencing joy and marvelling at things is from Her
“Look up at the sky, Rosie” is The Straight Story
“Time Machine out of a Delorean” is Back to the Future
Monologue about “what to do with the time that is given to us” is Fellowship of the Ring
“Cant carry it for you but I can carry you” is Return of the King
“Connie marbels, you stand convicted of assholeism” is Pink Flamingos
Al Pacino having a go at someone is Carlito’s Way
“Met Me at a very strange time in my life” is Fight Club
The monologue about the force is from Empire Strikes Back
The “everybody loves a hero” monologue is from Spider-Man 2
“L-I-V-I-N” is Dazed and Confused
“I’m not a mistake” is Unbreakable
“Leap of faith” is from Into the Spider-Verse
The thing about the Jedi and the force is from The Force Awakens
The monologue in Persian is from Taste of Cherry
“Whatever you end up doing, love it” is from Cinema Paradiso
“Still there, still there, gone” is Before Midnight
“That thing you’re searching for is right there all along” and “he may have been your father, but he wasn’t your daddy” is Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
“People Need hope” monologue is The Batman
The “Angels wouldn’t help you” is from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
“Pops did something when he made this place” is from Nope
“The greatest teacher failure is” is from The Last Jedi
“If there’s any kind of magic in this world, it must be in the attempt of understanding someone sharing something” is Before Sunrise
“I have a love in my life” is Punch-Drunk Love
“The Moment seizes us” is Boyhood
“Book that I wrote was so I wouldn’t forget the details of the time we spent together” is Before Sunset
And the final David Lynch bit with him talking is from an on stage interview he did
@@themovieguysam2590 thanks
Cinema Paradiso is the best .Based on your list I need to check out the Before Sunrise and after series movies
My personal least and most favorite films of all time:
Worst:
#10 The Amazing Spider-Man 2
#9 American Psycho
#8 Hollow Man
#7 Billy Madison
#6 Grand Budapest Hotel
#5 Mortal Kombat 2
#4 Grown Ups 2
#3 A Good Day To Die Hard
#2 Sausage Party
#1 Fifty Shades Of Grey
Best:
#10 Harry Potter 5
#9 Leprechaun In The Hood
#8 Batman: Gotham Knights
#7 Analize This
#6 SlenderMan 2018
#5 Jennifers Body
#4 Freddy Got Fingered
#3 Orphan
#2 Orphan: First Kill
#1 Spider-Man 3
everyone always forgets about jumanji :(