I hate to sound like a snob, but the reason the IMDb top 250 is more English-language, more recency bias than Letterboxd is because the IMDb scores come from a much wider pool of people. Way more casual Hollywood movie fans have rated films on IMDb than LB. It's because a much higher proportion of LB users are cinephiles than IMDb users.
just give the LB list time, if it gets more popular there will be more recent movies and especially comic book movies on the list. then cinefiles have to find a new app. Same with imdb back in the day before it got popular, and people fled to letterboxd
end of evangelion is a big ifykyk kinda movie. you do have to watch the 26 episode series beforehand, but it's most definitely a totally bizarre, very unique watch. always surprised it's so high with just how narrow the entry point is for viewers wanting to check it out.
They recently changed the Letterboxd rating system so that it’s weighted in some way (the information on how it is weighted hasn’t been released so that people cannot use this information to disrupt ratings in anyway). Before this change, taxi driver was on the top 250 around spot 200 but it’s off now. I didn’t even know until I watched this video, that’s insane. One of the best films of all time.
According to what I could find online, half of the platform's active users are under 35, and more than half of that group is between 16 and 24. That would go a long ways toward explaining the results. Also, the US, Britain, and Canada together only comprise about 35% of the visitors, which probably partly explains why there are so many foreign movies in the list, including a good number that I'm guessing most Americans and Brits have never heard of - and probably many people in that "foreigner" group are older, because I'm doubting that many of the under 35 crowd are voting for "The Human Condition: Part 3."
I love Letterboxd! I can’t believe it took me this long to get on it. AraHarlow is mine! Also it doesn’t matter if you are young, if you don’t like to watch movies older then the 80s/70s or foreign films aka subtitles then you are NOT a cinephile but a mere movie buff! PERIOD 📽️🎬🎥
Bro letterboxd is not special or notable they're top 100 was trash googled researched list the creators prolly seen maybe 30 on that list what a croc of poo
I was hoping you would say more about the films than just reading the synopsis and moving on for most of them; maybe revisiting the list when you have seen more of it would do for a more effective episode.
Why do they keep saying “I just don’t think Gen Z understand or like Taxi Driver”? As if Taxi Driver doesn’t have a 4.2/5 on Letterboxd! Just because it isn’t in the top 250 movies of all time doesn’t mean the younger generation doesn’t like it!
Lol fr and then they said the same thing for like 5 other movies. It literally makes no sense since theres so many pre-50s movies on the list. I personally love the lb taste but also ye like you say anything above a 4.0 on lb is pretty much adored by the community and would certainly be called a classic
always a pleasure watching you guys and even interacting with you on Letterboxd! really awesome to see and you guys have been helping me expand my taste! much love boys ❤️🫡
I love how you can't get you're head around the placings of films. I personally say if a film is closer to No.1 then that is higher, than lower. It's a film held in higher esteem. I am shocked too that Jaws & Taxi Driver are not in the Top 250. Also shocked my favourite of all time - Aliens, isn't either.
You have to go into the Letterboxd app! Then search the lists and this is one of the main ones letterboxd.com/reelstats/list/reel-stats-statistical-top-100-movies-of/
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ thank you, but I noticed that this list aren't the top 100 for letterboxd users, is an aggregated list from multiple sources
I only gave The Matrix a 4/5 because I like the action but the amount of humans that they kill without blinking an eye kind of undermines the theme of trying to save humanity 😁😆
Y’all got haircuts!!!!! 😂😂😂this is one of my favorite podcasts. A Streetcar named Desire is a keeper on my DVR. Also, I loved Last Tango in Paris. Also, Five Easy Pieces with Jack Nicholson. You can’t stop watching this movie. Karen Black was insanely good as Ray Anne.Grease came out in 1978. I know because I was four and it was the first “real” movie I saw in the theater. My crush on Travolta was born.
Silence, Lawrence, Piano, 2001, Rear, Fannie &....in your top 25... So who must go? Not subscring to a site missing: Star Wars/Empire, Pulp, Matrix, Grand Budapest, 10 Commandments, Spartacus, Gone With, Oz, Kane, 8 1/2, Mulholland, Fisher King, Forrest,, Kill Bill, MI1 or 3, Thin Red Line, T1 or 2, BTTF, Gone Girl, ET, Jaws, Fight Club(sowwy I said it).
Bro a lot of the picks are such a cliche just picks people know but have not seen or like picks that people assume are great cause what they have heard or whatever, I know it's not your top I myself will be starting my podcast same as u movie stuff and I have used ur cast as a sort of class on how to do it right I liked and enjoyed ur stuff brotha well done but I would love to hear your personal top 100 movies in order while watching this I made mine I wanna see what we agree on
Remember the good old days when Call Me By Your Name was one of the highest rated films ever before it got swarmed by the sexaphobe kids who couldn't handle the "age difference".
I like how yall took a slight offense in spot 99 for "2001" but didn't even know Abbas Kiarostami or even Robert Bresson. Like, come on white boys, maybe that's the reason it's "only" 99, because there is a whole world of movies out there each of us has been ignorant towards, and with a diverse community on a website like BL an accumulated score by cinephiles across the globe can reveal some of them to us. Like, maybe there is more than "just" Kubrick (still a brilliant film maker don't get me wrong), u feel me smh
Fair enough but there *are* a ton of basic, widely recognized picks above 2001 that don’t deserve to be. I’m not defending these guys but I think it’s fair to take issue with the film’s placement considering the full content of the list.
M is not a silent film. Soy Cuba and The Cranes are Flying are brilliant Soviet films by Kalatozov (and they are absolutely unabashed collectivist propaganda lol), they are free on UA-cam, however, please try to find a spanish version of Soy Cuba. The Russian dub doesn't do it justice. Satantango, is a masterpiece but it is a challenging 7.5 hours. I recommend Bela Tarr's (who is often critical of Soviet influence in his films) other films as well, particularly, The Turin Horse (which is a more typical length). All of Bresson's films (A Man Escaped, Au Hasard Balthazar, L'argent, etc.) are deconstructionist films (and not in the Ozu/Edward Yang's YiYi tofu film way of cinematizing yet de-dramatizing every day life, Bresson is not nearly as humanist). A man escaped is literally just about a man escaping. He famously dumbed down performances and exhausted his actors to highlight the elements in his specific artistic utterances, his images and characters, etc. An acquired taste for sure. He is very much Film's Brecht, and Hanake is his spiritual successor. More meta about telling stories, more philosophy brought out by the characters and their interactions, no 19th century Romantic notions, very much exploring for truth through art, very critical filmmakers, not necessarily storytellers, albeit they're still great storytellers. It's a shme there is no Hanake, The Piano Teacher has the finest acting of the century (up with There Will be Blood in my Opinion). If you see The Pianist as the second best holocaust film, I highly recommend Son of Saul. Where is the Friend's House is one of the most sincere and touching films, most of Kiarostami's films are, I highly suggest a film by the director that has the big fan in Close-UP, Makhmalbaf, it's called A Moment of Innocence. The Ascent is directed by the wife of the director of Come and See, so you have a couple in the lb top 100 lol. Agree wrt Fanny & Alexander, anybody who is a fan of Bergman, this is the essential film, I actually prefer the 3 hour theatrical cut. It's a shame Wings of Desire (by Wim Wenders of Paris, Texas) didn't seem to make the cut. It is a beautiful and transcendent film. I think Woman in the Dunes and Diary of a Country Priest (aforementioned Bresson) were Tarkovsky's favorite films (btw absolutely watch Andrei Rublev, it is Tarkovsky at his absolute best). Interesting how there is no Godard, even his FNW era films. As influential as he is he and his poppy, meandering, rule breaking films are still quite controversial. At least Vivre sa Vie (when he still was making sincere films and didn't sell his soul to the revolution) deserves to be in the top 100 films of all time imo.
Calling "M" a silent film?!? UNSUBSCRIBED! Still don't know it happened one night. Watch it gents! This was a great video love these going over lists. There was some good ones here but Def some that don't belong in the top 100. 2001 at 99 is criminal man
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ I mean the film absolutely lives from its sound, it's a huge part of the plot and the film is pretty famous for being one of the earliest talkies to truly use sound to its fullest potential. Sure, mistakes happen, and I wouldn't have said anything if it wasn't for you praising the film while it seems like you haven't even seen it. It's like calling The Wizard of Oz a black and white film, it's just very odd.
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ not sure if it was just for me but I was getting patches of like 5-10 seconds where there would be no sound, on my phone and TV. No hate, good ep.
This is the most artsy fartsy movie list I’ve ever had the displeasure of viewing. I award Letterbox no points, and may god ha e mercy on their soul. No Matrix?? 😂UNSUBSCRIBED!
Silence of the lambs is slightly overrated. It's really good, Hopkins flawless as usual, Levine delightfully disturbing. Jodie Foster and her garbage southern accent is hard to watch. Criminally underrated JFK was that years best. Costner, Oldman, Pesci, Sutherland, Lee Jones, Bacon etc etc
My list ----------- 1: Hacksaw Ridge 2: Baby Driver 3: Amazing Spider-Man 2 4: Jesus Revolution 5: Revenge Of The Sith 6: Lego Ninjago Movie 7: Good Will Hunting 8: Interstellar 9: The Prince Of Egypt 10: Lord Of The Rings Fellowship Of The Ring 11: The Prince Of Egypt 12: How To Train Your Dragon 13: 12 Angry Men 14: La La Land 15: The Social Network 16: Whiplash 17: Inside Out 18: The Dark Knight 19: Inception 20: Sound Of Freedom
Worry not boys; that 2001 review was posted on April 1. :)
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A movie that has a plus 8 minutes scene of just windows 7 wallpapers is a masterpiece????
I hate to sound like a snob, but the reason the IMDb top 250 is more English-language, more recency bias than Letterboxd is because the IMDb scores come from a much wider pool of people. Way more casual Hollywood movie fans have rated films on IMDb than LB. It's because a much higher proportion of LB users are cinephiles than IMDb users.
just give the LB list time, if it gets more popular there will be more recent movies and especially comic book movies on the list. then cinefiles have to find a new app. Same with imdb back in the day before it got popular, and people fled to letterboxd
end of evangelion is a big ifykyk kinda movie.
you do have to watch the 26 episode series beforehand, but it's most definitely a totally bizarre, very unique watch. always surprised it's so high with just how narrow the entry point is for viewers wanting to check it out.
I love Eva, but its so hard to recommend to people lol
I suppose the fans so are passionate that they got it to such a high rating
Disagree. I think the movie is truly fantastic. Very unique
They recently changed the Letterboxd rating system so that it’s weighted in some way (the information on how it is weighted hasn’t been released so that people cannot use this information to disrupt ratings in anyway). Before this change, taxi driver was on the top 250 around spot 200 but it’s off now. I didn’t even know until I watched this video, that’s insane. One of the best films of all time.
For real
According to what I could find online, half of the platform's active users are under 35, and more than half of that group is between 16 and 24. That would go a long ways toward explaining the results. Also, the US, Britain, and Canada together only comprise about 35% of the visitors, which probably partly explains why there are so many foreign movies in the list, including a good number that I'm guessing most Americans and Brits have never heard of - and probably many people in that "foreigner" group are older, because I'm doubting that many of the under 35 crowd are voting for "The Human Condition: Part 3."
The disrespect for Jaws is just unfathomable.
Insane to me how it’s not even there
They're just small fish.
I love Letterboxd! I can’t believe it took me this long to get on it. AraHarlow is mine! Also it doesn’t matter if you are young, if you don’t like to watch movies older then the 80s/70s or foreign films aka subtitles then you are NOT a cinephile but a mere movie buff! PERIOD 📽️🎬🎥
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Overall good list. I have 7 more from this list to watch.
Guys, you must watch The Cranes are Flying and Where is the Friends House :)
Adding to the list!
I was in film school from 2014-17 i’m surprised I never heard of letterboxd until a couple years ago
Bro letterboxd is not special or notable they're top 100 was trash googled researched list the creators prolly seen maybe 30 on that list what a croc of poo
What they did to Lawrence, Hannibal lecter, and Mononoke was so unforgivable I wanted to tune out, but you guys are just too cool
@@destinypirate 😎😎 thanks
I was hoping you would say more about the films than just reading the synopsis and moving on for most of them; maybe revisiting the list when you have seen more of it would do for a more effective episode.
I mean we can’t do a 600 minute episode, we have 500 episodes of deep discussions though
Why do they keep saying “I just don’t think Gen Z understand or like Taxi Driver”? As if Taxi Driver doesn’t have a 4.2/5 on Letterboxd! Just because it isn’t in the top 250 movies of all time doesn’t mean the younger generation doesn’t like it!
Lol fr and then they said the same thing for like 5 other movies. It literally makes no sense since theres so many pre-50s movies on the list. I personally love the lb taste but also ye like you say anything above a 4.0 on lb is pretty much adored by the community and would certainly be called a classic
Taxi driver is more relevant now than ever
Taxi driver just hasnt aged as aswell as other films from that time that are considered as good
It's Great man , Taxi Driver is one only one of it's type..
You got some killer stuff in the backgrond, love the posters and props man
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I'm surprised not a single Harry Potter movie made this list but two animated spider-man movies did.
Ive seen 4 of the HP movies so far. They're all pretty bad. When do they get good?
6:23 is when they start the list
Oppenheimer is a masterpiece , will b remembered decades from now. Christopher Nolan is a top 3 director of all time.
Me when I only saw: Oppenheimer, Inception, Memento
Nolan isn't even top 10 directors of all time, may not even be top 15...
Nolan is in the top 3 batman directors, for sure
@@p1trickcdn watch more movies, that's all I can say, watch more movies.
Even Nolan would disagree.
Nice video.Can you do a podcast about the best foreign films.
We did three weeks ago!
I miss when extra credits was dope
A man escaped it a must view ! Would love to hear your opinions on it after you’ve watched it 😃
Yessir’
always a pleasure watching you guys and even interacting with you on Letterboxd! really awesome to see and you guys have been helping me expand my taste! much love boys ❤️🫡
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1/2 these are top 250 films. I don't think anyone gets how special a film needs to be to crack the top 100
Im gonna start refering to it as mountain doom and see if people cringe at me
4.2 for your favs is pretty good on letterboxd guys...
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anthony pronounced "awry" "ARE-WEE" at 8:59 .....UNSUBSCRIBED!!!!!
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Eden lake, Cold Creek Manor, & Mandy are great 2!
Im 15 and 2001 is my favourite film. Its sad my generation cant appreciate something like this.
@@AndaruJensen you’re a cool one 😎
I wonder if Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is at least top 500😤😂
Started on this site recently… I only have 972 films logged… need to work on those numbers 😀
Nailed the quote from Black Swan even though I’ve only seen bits and pieces of it 😀
I’m at 4100 😎💪
Still think that nothing comes close to imdb as far as rating movies and number of movies there. But the interface of Letterboxd is great though.
For sure
How are you not happy with 4.3 ratings? Some of the best films ever are below 3.7 and we have to deal with this fact while Barbie steals a 4.1 rating.
what the song is playing on the beginning of the video?
Our theme music :)
I love how you can't get you're head around the placings of films. I personally say if a film is closer to No.1 then that is higher, than lower. It's a film held in higher esteem. I am shocked too that Jaws & Taxi Driver are not in the Top 250. Also shocked my favourite of all time - Aliens, isn't either.
So sad!! 😭😭
I'm trying to find the top 100 on the site/google but can't find it. Can you give the link please? 🙏
You have to go into the Letterboxd app! Then search the lists and this is one of the main ones
letterboxd.com/reelstats/list/reel-stats-statistical-top-100-movies-of/
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ thank you, but I noticed that this list aren't the top 100 for letterboxd users, is an aggregated list from multiple sources
@@brandonhamaguchi we got this from the Letterboxd site
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ but its not the official letterboxd top list. its just some random top 100 list a user made
@@filip1261 we got this from the Ltterboxd-made list
I only gave The Matrix a 4/5 because I like the action but the amount of humans that they kill without blinking an eye kind of undermines the theme of trying to save humanity 😁😆
Y’all got haircuts!!!!! 😂😂😂this is one of my favorite podcasts. A Streetcar named Desire is a keeper on my DVR. Also, I loved Last Tango in Paris. Also, Five Easy Pieces with Jack Nicholson. You can’t stop watching this movie. Karen Black was insanely good as Ray Anne.Grease came out in 1978. I know because I was four and it was the first “real” movie I saw in the theater. My crush on Travolta was born.
Awe thanks for noticing!!
Silence, Lawrence, Piano, 2001, Rear, Fannie &....in your top 25... So who must go?
Not subscring to a site missing: Star Wars/Empire, Pulp,
Matrix, Grand Budapest, 10 Commandments, Spartacus, Gone With, Oz, Kane, 8 1/2, Mulholland, Fisher King, Forrest,, Kill Bill, MI1 or 3, Thin Red Line, T1 or 2, BTTF, Gone Girl, ET, Jaws, Fight Club(sowwy I said it).
@@destinypirate ohhh out of those, Piano
Amy Poehler in Deuce Bigelow is worth the watch.
Link to the list they are using??
boxd.it/8HjM
i'm headed to Letterboxd now to "old up" the population a bit
No matter what, this list is better than empire’s
Into the spiderverse has no good reason to be ranked so high. Its a fine movie. We all know why its so high though.
Bro a lot of the picks are such a cliche just picks people know but have not seen or like picks that people assume are great cause what they have heard or whatever, I know it's not your top I myself will be starting my podcast same as u movie stuff and I have used ur cast as a sort of class on how to do it right I liked and enjoyed ur stuff brotha well done but I would love to hear your personal top 100 movies in order while watching this I made mine I wanna see what we agree on
@@Mister_creeks we did our own lists! Search on the channel 🫡
where do u see their list at ?
letterboxd.com/dave/list/official-top-250-narrative-feature-films/
Remember the good old days when Call Me By Your Name was one of the highest rated films ever before it got swarmed by the sexaphobe kids who couldn't handle the "age difference".
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2001 that low completely ruined the list. Top 3 film ever.
I like how yall took a slight offense in spot 99 for "2001" but didn't even know Abbas Kiarostami or even Robert Bresson.
Like, come on white boys, maybe that's the reason it's "only" 99, because there is a whole world of movies out there each of us has been ignorant towards, and with a diverse community on a website like BL an accumulated score by cinephiles across the globe can reveal some of them to us.
Like, maybe there is more than "just" Kubrick (still a brilliant film maker don't get me wrong), u feel me smh
Fair enough but there *are* a ton of basic, widely recognized picks above 2001 that don’t deserve to be. I’m not defending these guys but I think it’s fair to take issue with the film’s placement considering the full content of the list.
M is not a silent film. Soy Cuba and The Cranes are Flying are brilliant Soviet films by Kalatozov (and they are absolutely unabashed collectivist propaganda lol), they are free on UA-cam, however, please try to find a spanish version of Soy Cuba. The Russian dub doesn't do it justice. Satantango, is a masterpiece but it is a challenging 7.5 hours. I recommend Bela Tarr's (who is often critical of Soviet influence in his films) other films as well, particularly, The Turin Horse (which is a more typical length). All of Bresson's films (A Man Escaped, Au Hasard Balthazar, L'argent, etc.) are deconstructionist films (and not in the Ozu/Edward Yang's YiYi tofu film way of cinematizing yet de-dramatizing every day life, Bresson is not nearly as humanist). A man escaped is literally just about a man escaping. He famously dumbed down performances and exhausted his actors to highlight the elements in his specific artistic utterances, his images and characters, etc. An acquired taste for sure. He is very much Film's Brecht, and Hanake is his spiritual successor. More meta about telling stories, more philosophy brought out by the characters and their interactions, no 19th century Romantic notions, very much exploring for truth through art, very critical filmmakers, not necessarily storytellers, albeit they're still great storytellers. It's a shme there is no Hanake, The Piano Teacher has the finest acting of the century (up with There Will be Blood in my Opinion). If you see The Pianist as the second best holocaust film, I highly recommend Son of Saul. Where is the Friend's House is one of the most sincere and touching films, most of Kiarostami's films are, I highly suggest a film by the director that has the big fan in Close-UP, Makhmalbaf, it's called A Moment of Innocence. The Ascent is directed by the wife of the director of Come and See, so you have a couple in the lb top 100 lol. Agree wrt Fanny & Alexander, anybody who is a fan of Bergman, this is the essential film, I actually prefer the 3 hour theatrical cut. It's a shame Wings of Desire (by Wim Wenders of Paris, Texas) didn't seem to make the cut. It is a beautiful and transcendent film. I think Woman in the Dunes and Diary of a Country Priest (aforementioned Bresson) were Tarkovsky's favorite films (btw absolutely watch Andrei Rublev, it is Tarkovsky at his absolute best). Interesting how there is no Godard, even his FNW era films. As influential as he is he and his poppy, meandering, rule breaking films are still quite controversial. At least Vivre sa Vie (when he still was making sincere films and didn't sell his soul to the revolution) deserves to be in the top 100 films of all time imo.
Soy Cuba's camerawork changed my life
Grease released in 1978, not 1979 !!
Calling "M" a silent film?!? UNSUBSCRIBED! Still don't know it happened one night. Watch it gents! This was a great video love these going over lists. There was some good ones here but Def some that don't belong in the top 100. 2001 at 99 is criminal man
We keep meaning to!! Promise we will!
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ we'll all be waiting!! 😨😨😮💨
you guys are a hoot!
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Uhm, the movie M is not a silent film
They literally wanted to put 500 films in the top 100 lmao
Guilty 🤣🤣
Bro called M a silent film
@@thomasgeorggoenitzer bro made a mistake off the top of his head
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ I mean the film absolutely lives from its sound, it's a huge part of the plot and the film is pretty famous for being one of the earliest talkies to truly use sound to its fullest potential. Sure, mistakes happen, and I wouldn't have said anything if it wasn't for you praising the film while it seems like you haven't even seen it. It's like calling The Wizard of Oz a black and white film, it's just very odd.
Oppenheimer is a great movie but IMO its not even nolans top 5 movie.
Everything is good
2001 is deffinetly the single most overrated film of all time i agree with that review tbh 😂
His best movies stranglove and im not sorry at all 😂
10:16 bruh....
Even as a child i thought jaws was just a mediocre movie y'all overrate that movie so hard
Tarantino agrees tho
Audio on this is so bad
@@calumsimons 🤔
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ not sure if it was just for me but I was getting patches of like 5-10 seconds where there would be no sound, on my phone and TV. No hate, good ep.
@@calumsimons hmm thanks for the heads up 🫡
#1 hurt to watch. Tragic
Oppenheimer is extremely overrated. Nobody is going to remember it 20 years from now.
I completely disagree. But that’s just like your opinion man.
Agreed. Probably not even nolans top 5
Idk, I’ve seen it 3 times and it only got better after my first viewing. I think Oppenheimer has staying power.
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@@fartbucket3524that’s not a good argument considering how great Nolan’s top 5 would be
cant tell if yall are foreign or not
@@GarrettPH American
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All about Eve is definitely better than Oppenheimer, sorry.
This is the most artsy fartsy movie list I’ve ever had the displeasure of viewing. I award Letterbox no points, and may god ha e mercy on their soul. No Matrix?? 😂UNSUBSCRIBED!
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Bro hasn't seen a third of the list
Into the spiderverse is overrated 😴
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M is not a silent movie, sorry... UNSUBCRIBE!
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2001 a space odyssey is the most overrated movie of all time and shouldn’t even make top 500. And I love most old movies.
Silence of the lambs is slightly overrated. It's really good, Hopkins flawless as usual, Levine delightfully disturbing. Jodie Foster and her garbage southern accent is hard to watch. Criminally underrated JFK was that years best. Costner, Oldman, Pesci, Sutherland, Lee Jones, Bacon etc etc
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1: Hacksaw Ridge
2: Baby Driver
3: Amazing Spider-Man 2
4: Jesus Revolution
5: Revenge Of The Sith
6: Lego Ninjago Movie
7: Good Will Hunting
8: Interstellar
9: The Prince Of Egypt
10: Lord Of The Rings Fellowship Of The Ring
11: The Prince Of Egypt
12: How To Train Your Dragon
13: 12 Angry Men
14: La La Land
15: The Social Network
16: Whiplash
17: Inside Out
18: The Dark Knight
19: Inception
20: Sound Of Freedom
You're on crack