Time stamp: 100) Silence 0:03 99) The Revenant 0:25 98) Prisoners 0:40 97) The Social Network 0:50 96) Pulp Fiction 1:05 95) The Holy Grail 1:10 94) Birdman 1:27 93) Inside Llewyn Davis 1:35 92) The Fall 1:44 91) Se7en 1:54 90) The Dark Knight 2:05 89) 2001: A Space Odyssey 2:12 88) Blade Runner 2:23 87) Ida 2:33 86) Our Littler Sister 2:50 85) Les Triplettes de Belleville 3:12 84) Chunking Express 3:22 83) The VVitch 3:33 82) Revenge of the Sith 3:45 81) Rashomon 3:55 80) La La Land 4:15 79) Son of Saul 4:20 78) Violet 4:33 77) Porco Rosso 4:48 76) Portrait of a Lady on Fire 4:58 75) Eureka 5:10 74) An Elephant Sitting Still 5:25 73) The Turin Horse 5:38 72) Mad Max Fury Road 5:50 71) Black Swan 6:02 70) Nostalghia 6:10 69) Three Colors: Red 6:15 68) Three Colors: Blue 6:23 67) The Double Life of Veronique 6:30 66) Akira 6:43 65) Millennium Actress 6:50 64) Sicario 6:55 63) Kagemusha 7:02 62) Burning 7:07 61) The Lighthouse 7:13 60) There Will Be Blood 7:20 59) Tombstone 7:34 58) Faces Places 7:47 57) Still Walking 7:55 56) Tokyo Story 8:05 55) Paterson 8:15 54) The Thin Red Line 8:25 53) The Lovers on the Bridge 8:32 52) The Cranes Are Flying 8:38 51) La Haine 8:45 50) The Sacrifice 9:15 49) The Thing 9:25 48) Blue Valentine 9:33 47) Pride and Prejudice 9:43 46) Arrival 9:53 45) A Ghost Story 10:00 44) Jackie 10:08 43) Inglorious Bastards 10:17 42) Fallen Angels 10:24 41) Ratatouille 10:30 40) Victoria 10:40 39) Thelma 10:45 38) Eternity and a Day 10:52 37) Yi-Yi 11:06 36) Mauvais Sang 11:18 35) Suspiria 11:26 34) Hausu 11:35 33) Days of Heaven 11:43 32) Ran 12:02 31) The Shining 12:10 30) Stalker 12:22 29) Ikiru 12:31 28) Roma 12:40 27) Marriage Story 12:45 26) Cure 12:59 25) Her 13:02 24) Ex Machina 13:10 23) Spencer 13:18 22) The Florida Project 13:28 21) Star Wars: The Force Awakens 14:00 20) Nightmare Before Christmas 14:10 19) Mirror 14:20 18) Shoplifters 14:45 17) Possession 15:13 16) Interstellar 15:30 15) Graves of the Fireflies 15:40 14) Yojimbo 15:52 13) Gojiro (Godzilla) 16:05 12) Kiki's Delivery Service 16:20 11) Throne of Blood 16:35 10) No Country for Old Men 17:10 9) Children of Men 17:35 8) Stars Wars Original Trilogy 17:55 7) Landscape in the Mist 18:33 6) Frances Ha 19:00 5) Tampopo 19:10 4) Spirited Away 19:21 3) The Tree of Life 19:40 2) Seven Samurai 19:50 1) Maborosi 20:07
his comment is in english ... so foreign means non english speaking cinema . are you so worried about catching someone out that you lost all common sense ? @@cyrils7957
Love how there wasn’t some sort of grand build-up or reveal. Each shot and transition carefully crafted to do justice to all these films. Such a humble yet powerful ending as well. The way you draw out their beauty and your love for the cinematic form is truly inspiring!! ❤️
The Fall - Se7en - The Dark Knight - 2001 - Blade Runner sequence is magnificent. Every transition is masterful and the music hits all the right spots.
Jacob's Ladder - when the chiropractor explains how we can see our personal demons as angels - just by shifting our perspective we can choose not to be afraid - is probably the single most influential thing I've watched/heard in a movie
To be honest, I haven’t watched most of these and am just now getting into film, but this is gorgeous and is inspiring me to watch them. Seriously so well done 💜
@@shivanshtomar18 Can't speak for them, but I've been at it for a little over a year now: I'm a lot less picky about the movies I watch now, actually. As my "eye" has improved, I've found I can appreciate basically any film and what it's trying. That doesn't mean I have to be a fan of the films, but it does mean I have a greater understanding and nuance towards the films I watch now. That said, I have yet to find a video game adaptation that isn't downright weird or legitimately attempts to pay respectful homage to its source material; it's like a director gets a video game film and they check out completely. As funny as it is, I have quite literally become the one person in the friend ground that has a random black and white film on the TV whenever you come over.
Silence Prisoners The social network Pulp fiction The holy grail Birdman Inside llevyan The fall Seven The dark knight A space Odyssey 2001 Blade runner Ida Our little sister The triplets of dillevia Chungking express The witch Revenge of the sith Rashomon La la land Son of saul Violet Porco rosso Portrait of lady on fire Eureka An elephant sitting still The turin horse Mad max fury road Black swan Nostalgia Three colours red Three colours blue The double life of vernoque Akira Millenium actress Sicario Kagemusha Burning The lighthouse There will be blood Tombstone Faces places Still walking Tokyo story Paterson The thin red line The lovers on the bridge The cranes are flying La haine The sacrifice The thing Blue valentine Pride and prejudice Arrival A ghost story Jackie Inglorious bastarad Fallen angles Ratatouille Victoria Thelma Eternity and a day Yi yi Mauvais song Suspiria Hausu Days of heaven Ran The shining Stalkers Ikiru Roma Marriage story Cure Her Ex machina Spencer The Florida project The force awakens Nightmare before Christmas Mirror Shoplifters Possession Interstellar Grave of the fireflies Yojimbo Gojira Kikis delivery service Throne of blood No country for old man Children of men Star wars original trilogy Landscape in the mist Frances ha Tampopo Spirited away The tree of life Seven samurai Maborosi Thanks me later
What a beautiful way to do a Top 100 list! Thank you for taking the time to make this and share it with us 🙏🏻 I’d love to do one of these myself one day
I love the title "100 Films That Changed My Life" instead of the regular boring top 20. Your list allowed us to peek into your soul. Having both Interstellar and Arrival on your list tells me we have something in common. Interstellar's docking scene was so damn gooooood!
@@AndreasIreland - Well, not sure what you are into. I can offer up a few from a few that are not mainstream. These three films are from my favorite filmmakers: Another Earth (sci-fi), The East (drama), and I Origins (kind of sci-fi, romance, drama). Mike Cahill, Brit Marling, and Zal Batmanglij all met at Georgetown and collaborated on several projects after graduation. The series The OA is another from them.
Thank you for the list. I had seen many videos with favourite 50 movies but I had usually seen 45-48 movies out of them. This list had around 25-30 movies that I never even heard of which looks truly great.
I can see the passion and the effort that you put in your video and in general in the list, while simultaneously focusing on movies from 21st century. I can understand that it is a more "personal" list than for example "the 100 best movies of all times" and I really admire it, although most of the movies that you used would not ever in my list. But, you have directors like Angelopoulos, Miyazaki, Kubrick who are my most beloved ones, so thanks again for this video!
I would like to thank you for making this beautiful video. Its a small peak into who you are. The films tell a story presented this way that give a glance of your inner self. The transitions and music choices really invoke an emotional response as a viewer. Definitely seems like a very personal video for someone who has grown up loving all aspects of film making. A very well done inner piece of self exploration. Its not about the films being good or bad or better then others per say. Its more about how you felt watching them or moments in them and the feelings you connect with. The things that you take away after watching them. The emotions and meaning that you find in them. Personal Indeed.
Thanks for an incredible journey and a great edit here. Excellent work and thank you so much for sharing your opinions, your true self, and all of the recommendations along the way. I look forward to your future as a filmmaker and will stay tuned to The Dance Of Cinema as long as it shall live! Thank you!
This list needs: Naked Blue is the Warmest Color Apocalypse Now Anything by Harmony Korine American Honey Eternal Sunshine Upstream Color Good Will Hunting Wendy and Lucy Alien(s) The Lobster The Master Princess Mononoke Manchester by the Sea Leon The Professional Under the Skin Beginners Whiplash The Matrix Last life in the Universe Noi the Albino Stroszek The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser Head-On City of God Amadeus Just off the top of my head. Great list though. I agree with most of it and would say I haven’t seen about 1/4th of these. Good mix of well known and more obscure films.
"Life is not a competition". With that in mind I must say: this is the best movie list I have ever seen so far. Beautifully done, a masterful edition and don't even get me started on the score.
This is a beautifully done edit and transition. I loved the various parts where he transitioned from one movie to another. This is truly a collection of some underappreciated, aesthetically pleasing and thought provoking movies and some of them being famous because how great they are. Amazing work Bruce!
I haven't seen many of these but burning is one of my favourite films ever, glad you included it on your list. I'll definitely be coming back to this to check some of these out.
I hope you include this movies in your next list. - Into the wild - Old boy - Memories of Murders - Whiplash - American Beauty - Nocturnal Animals - Enemy - The Machinist - Requiem for a dream - High Tension - Dollars Buyer club - Brothers - Good will Hunting
A stellar list, brilliantly presented. It makes it so clear that cinema, when passionately made, makes us see and think so much further than the surface of a form.
This is so beautifully made, and has definitely given me a few films to add to my watch list. And I was so happy to see Maborosi at number 1, I've never met anyone else who loves that film as much as I do. It might be my number 1 too, although Stalker and Kiki's Delivery Service are pretty close.
Honestly, I’ve never heard of Maborosi or Kore-eda before seeing this video, but I decided to give it a try. And yeah. It was the most impactful thing I’ve ever watched. Just in the first 5 to 10 minutes I could already tell that this will be so unlike anything else I’ve seen before, and how much I’ll love it. It’s just this way of presenting the story, the wide angle shots from far away, amazingly slow pace, lack of dialogue, it’s all just so masterfully done.
Superb list. I kept waiting for Wings Of Desire and a few others as we seem to have similar tastes but never mind, you did a beautiful job putting that together. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing. I believe I have a similar taste, so I will definitely add some of these to my watchlist :). Because several of my favorite directors are on this list, I am surprised not to see any Bergman or Hitchcock (unless I missed it). But I am happy that you included some movies that had a strong impact on you but aren't considered among the best of cinema.
I love the list and the effort you took to make this!! Thankyou but I have to say I'm amazed you haven't seen or rather added Inception, Shawshank, Big Fish, Catch me if you can, The Last Crusade to name a few...
I’m embarrassed to say that I have seen less than half of these films, but I shall make it my mission to search out and find as many as I can. Thank you for this wonderful list.
Great montage. Tree of Life is a life-changing film. Glad to see it was #3. Malick's A Hidden Life and The New World should get some honorable mentions, too.
Bruce putting out the best stuff in all platforms...you love to see it. This edit must've been hard work and it really paid off. The vid is as nice as the list. The transition between Empire and Landscape in the Mist tho!
What I love about this list is that every movie passionate can acknowledge the quality of the selection and also think about other films that are not in the list!
What (another) great way of sharing your Top 100 Films 🤩. The edits and transitions are incredible. It is exciting to watch your list unfold and even though its order is known (from instagram) the "moving images" do their magic and are enthralling. ...and it makes you (me) want to (re)watch quite a number of Films. So thanks 🙏 and keep on dancing 💃
Force Awakens? At 21. Oh God. I recall not seeing any of Scorsese’ filmography apart from Silence which is probably my least favourite that I’ve seen from him. It was refreshing to see a good amount of foreign film in there, especially Kuroasawa. There also seemed like a good portion of your choices were relationship based.
Exactly this, good list except for the Force Awakens being so high. Makes no sense as it’s objectively a garbage movie like all of the sequels. I like the Kurosawa and Tarkovsky love though
I’ve seen a lot of incredible movies and still haven’t grazed the surface. Half of the movies on this list are on my watchlist. Terrence Malick and Andrei Tarkovsky I’ve yet to touch and I can’t wait.
movies i'd recommend you: like father, like son (soshite chichi ni naru) the eternal zero (eien no zero) barefoot gen (hadashi no gen) step (suteppu) whiplash requiem for a dream
Probably watched about 75% of the movies on your luminous list. Need to fill that Kore-eda 'hole' though. Only watched 'Shoplifters' and loved it. Beautiful stuff. Thanks!
Well, I've occasionally thought of myself as a bit of a student of film. After seeing your display of films, I can now place myself as maybe having taken Film 101 and registering for Film 102. I'm impressed that I can list having seen more of "your" films than I can count on my fingers, but not many more. Kudos to the greatest of all action/drama films, Kurosawa's "Seven Samurai" at #2.
What a diverse and beautiful selection of films :). I come back to this list all the time for recommendations. I just recently watched Portrait de la jeune fille en feu - I can confidently say this has gone in my top ten films of all time.
A clarification on why/how these movies changed your life would be nice! I love many of these movies, but wouldn't say they impacted my life really. Just curious! :)
I rhink that was what these videos mean. 100 favourite movies. It just makes for a much better title to write " Chnaged my life" bcoz ppl are looking for change their lives and they click.
i’ve only seen a couple of the movies in this video but they for sure changed my life. I carry the experience of seeing them with me every day. Of course not always in my mind, but always with me somehow. That qualifies as changing a life, doesn’t it? also the title is “100 movies that changed MY life”, not “100 movies that will change YOUR life”. Everyone experiences movies differently with different perspectives so a movie can be life changing for one person and not for another, but i think that’s pretty amazing
This is a gorgeous and inspiring piece of work. Congrats! Your selection of movies will inevitably differ from mine but that's exactly what matters: it's personal, it talks about your context, it changed YOUR life, and they are YOUR treasure. Mentioning movies that were not included, with signs of some moral superiority here, completely misses the point. Haters gonna hate. Congrats again on your work.
Wow, what a journey. Never heard of this person but what talent really. I can tell how deeply he feels about composition and storytelling just by looking at this. It made me feel so many things that are just waiting to be told in the background by looking openly at the photography and nuance. This is an amazing video
I was losing my shit when you placed the force awakens at 21 then , i saw the top 15. You are goated for placing interstellar at 14 , most of the cinephile community hates it but we goddamn love it No country for old men is a masterpiece Children of men another classic. Tree of life is simply the most beautiful movie i have ever seen. True visual poetry.havent seen the japanese/asian films , because i have a lot of catching up to do.
A fantastic list, and ofc because i see my favourites in there, but also becuz ur not afraid of including the obvious right alongside more obscure, as well as foreign movies, just a very diverse but also very relatable list. I mean its not hard at all to see why these changed your life, no words needed, just an excellently edited video.
My daughter has started a relationship with someone who has never watched a movie. This concerns me. The depth, compassion, passion, and meaning in your life as presented here, has to be missing in someone who is not enthralled with film.
With your edit, all melt into one movie and I think it is. There is but one movie, in deed, long enough to embrace our lives. Well done. Beautifully done.
Whoa. I am humbled that you included ‘Still Walking’ on your list. Hirokazu Koreeda is my favorite director and ‘I Wish’ is my favorite film, but Still Walking is my 2nd favorite.
Love seeing so much Kore-eda. Also, their films aren’t that similar but I have found that people who love Kore-eda, like myself, also like Abbas Kiarostami’s films. Surprised not to see him on here. Great list! Good transitions.
i'll try to watch all these movies 100) Silence 0:03 99) The Revenant 0:25 98) Prisoners 0:40 97) The Social Network 0:50 96) Pulp Fiction 1:05 95) The Holy Grail 1:10 94) Birdman 1:27 93) Inside Llewyn Davis 1:35 92) The Fall 1:44 91) Se7en 1:54 90) The Dark Knight 2:05 89) 2001: A Space Odyssey 2:12 88) Blade Runner 2:23 87) Ida 2:33 86) Our Littler Sister 2:50 85) Les Triplettes de Belleville 3:12 84) Chunking Express 3:22 83) The VVitch 3:33 82) Revenge of the Sith 3:45 81) Rashomon 3:55 80) La La Land 4:15 79) Son of Saul 4:20 78) Violet 4:33 77) Porco Rosso 4:48 76) Portrait of a Lady on Fire 4:58 75) Eureka 5:10 74) An Elephant Sitting Still 5:25 73) The Turin Horse 5:38 72) Mad Max Fury Road 5:50 71) Black Swan 6:02 70) Nostalghia 6:10 69) Three Colors: Red 6:15 68) Three Colors: Blue 6:23 67) The Double Life of Veronique 6:30 66) Akira 6:43 65) Millennium Actress 6:50 64) Sicario 6:55 63) Kagemusha 7:02 62) Burning 7:07 61) The Lighthouse 7:13 60) There Will Be Blood 7:20 59) Tombstone 7:34 58) Faces Places 7:47 57) Still Walking 7:55 56) Tokyo Story 8:05 55) Paterson 8:15 54) The Thin Red Line 8:25 53) The Lovers on the Bridge 8:32 52) The Cranes Are Flying 8:38 51) La Haine 8:45 50) The Sacrifice 9:15 49) The Thing 9:25 48) Blue Valentine 9:33 47) Pride and Prejudice 9:43 46) Arrival 9:53 45) A Ghost Story 10:00 @ 44) Jackie 10:08 43) Inglorious Bastards 10:17 42) Fallen Angels 10:24 41) Ratatouille 10:30 @ 40) Victoria 10:40 39) Thelma 10:45 38) Eternity and a Day 10:52 37) Yi-Yi 11:06 36) Mauvais Sang 11:18 35) Suspiria 11:26 34) Hausu 11:35 33) Days of Heaven 11:43 32) Ran 12:02 31) The Shining 12:10 30) Stalker 12:22 29) Ikiru 12:31 28) Roma 12:40 27) Marriage Story 12:45 26) Cure 12:59 25) Her 13:02 @ 24) Ex Machina 13:10 @ 23) Spencer 13:18 22) The Florida Project 13:28 21) Star Wars: The Force Awakens 14:00 20) Nightmare Before Christmas 14:10 19) Mirror 14:20 18) Shoplifters 14:45 17) Possession 15:13 16) Interstellar 15:30 @ 15) Graves of the Fireflies 15:40 14) Yojimbo 15:52 13) Gojiro (Godzilla) 16:05 12) Kiki's Delivery Service 16:20 11) Throne of Blood 16:35 10) No Country for Old Men 17:10 9) Children of Men 17:35 8) Stars Wars Original Trilogy 17:55 7) Landscape in the Mist 18:33 6) Frances Ha 19:00 @ 5) Tampopo 19:10 4) Spirited Away 19:21 @@ 3) The Tree of Life 19:40 2) Seven Samurai 19:50 1) Maborosi 20:07 the '@' is how much i watched each movie on the list i'll return and edit this list
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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]
if each movie is your standard 90 minute length (there is likely a much higher average here considering the films on this list) we would get 9000 minutes / 150 hours of watch time its been 2 years but if you have actually watched most of these im proud of you
Interesting that’s for sure…I’ve watched 60% of your list including of your Kurosawa selections. I’d be fascinated how this list changes in 10yrs…no “Citizen Kane” or Lawrence of arabia, Hitchcock or spaghetti westerns, true American western by director John Ford. Criminal underground movies like The Godfather, or even “the killer” by John Woo, one of my favorite Chow yun-fat movies…there are a lot of movies out there to see and experience
I mean it's impossible to make an exhaustive list, but for sure there's a lot of movies missing. When I saw The force awakens at the 20 rank, I knew it was a list that can't be reliable.
@@Mathis_Benj well, the person say “movies that changed his life “ so I’m assuming the person is young…still it’s an interesting list and would like to see it compared to 10yrs from now.
@@Physics_Dude not exactly sure what you mean by this response…I mean why bother but what I don’t expect much from random people…I know it can be difficult to put more than two words together…English is like that…I stand behind my comment…there are a lot of (great) movies to watch and if this dude watches more…I genuinely wonder how and if this list will change.
@@garyb2392 - You said, "So I’m assuming the person is young." You sound like a geriatric with his stick up his ass. "OK, Boomer" is a pejorative aimed at people stuck in the past thinking their world was better. So listen up, Boomer: most of the best films came out in the 2000s. The older films were misogynist, had racist tropes, had primarily white men in all production decisions, and did NOT reflect the art of humanity. Is that better, gramps? You asked for "More than two words together." So there you go! What a great slaying of the paper dragon (you). [before you cry, remember that you started the agism by saying "I'm assuming the person is young." So you just earned that slaying. Better be more thoughtful next time!] This public service announcement is brought to you by Good Will Hunting. He's bringing his kill home.
Your video lights a fire in my heart, love the editing, connecting scenes, presentation. I cant feel your passion and love for movies. however, no place for even one comedy, huh? heheh. I raise my glass to you, sir, Cheers.
This is really an impressive list! From every frame it breathes the love for movies. Makes me want to watch again many or set it on my to watch for the first time list immediately.
That transition from Luke to Landscape in the mist is STUNNING, I can't
Thank you for noticing / appreciating that!!
Can't what?
@@yudi8204 can't suck on deez nuts can ya 💀💀
@@yudi8204 that's how modern people talk. If you aren't able to express your emotions with words, you are way cooler person.
@@Kenswifty 😭😭😭
Time stamp:
100) Silence 0:03
99) The Revenant 0:25
98) Prisoners 0:40
97) The Social Network 0:50
96) Pulp Fiction 1:05
95) The Holy Grail 1:10
94) Birdman 1:27
93) Inside Llewyn Davis 1:35
92) The Fall 1:44
91) Se7en 1:54
90) The Dark Knight 2:05
89) 2001: A Space Odyssey 2:12
88) Blade Runner 2:23
87) Ida 2:33
86) Our Littler Sister 2:50
85) Les Triplettes de Belleville 3:12
84) Chunking Express 3:22
83) The VVitch 3:33
82) Revenge of the Sith 3:45
81) Rashomon 3:55
80) La La Land 4:15
79) Son of Saul 4:20
78) Violet 4:33
77) Porco Rosso 4:48
76) Portrait of a Lady on Fire 4:58
75) Eureka 5:10
74) An Elephant Sitting Still 5:25
73) The Turin Horse 5:38
72) Mad Max Fury Road 5:50
71) Black Swan 6:02
70) Nostalghia 6:10
69) Three Colors: Red 6:15
68) Three Colors: Blue 6:23
67) The Double Life of Veronique 6:30
66) Akira 6:43
65) Millennium Actress 6:50
64) Sicario 6:55
63) Kagemusha 7:02
62) Burning 7:07
61) The Lighthouse 7:13
60) There Will Be Blood 7:20
59) Tombstone 7:34
58) Faces Places 7:47
57) Still Walking 7:55
56) Tokyo Story 8:05
55) Paterson 8:15
54) The Thin Red Line 8:25
53) The Lovers on the Bridge 8:32
52) The Cranes Are Flying 8:38
51) La Haine 8:45
50) The Sacrifice 9:15
49) The Thing 9:25
48) Blue Valentine 9:33
47) Pride and Prejudice 9:43
46) Arrival 9:53
45) A Ghost Story 10:00
44) Jackie 10:08
43) Inglorious Bastards 10:17
42) Fallen Angels 10:24
41) Ratatouille 10:30
40) Victoria 10:40
39) Thelma 10:45
38) Eternity and a Day 10:52
37) Yi-Yi 11:06
36) Mauvais Sang 11:18
35) Suspiria 11:26
34) Hausu 11:35
33) Days of Heaven 11:43
32) Ran 12:02
31) The Shining 12:10
30) Stalker 12:22
29) Ikiru 12:31
28) Roma 12:40
27) Marriage Story 12:45
26) Cure 12:59
25) Her 13:02
24) Ex Machina 13:10
23) Spencer 13:18
22) The Florida Project 13:28
21) Star Wars: The Force Awakens 14:00
20) Nightmare Before Christmas 14:10
19) Mirror 14:20
18) Shoplifters 14:45
17) Possession 15:13
16) Interstellar 15:30
15) Graves of the Fireflies 15:40
14) Yojimbo 15:52
13) Gojiro (Godzilla) 16:05
12) Kiki's Delivery Service 16:20
11) Throne of Blood 16:35
10) No Country for Old Men 17:10
9) Children of Men 17:35
8) Stars Wars Original Trilogy 17:55
7) Landscape in the Mist 18:33
6) Frances Ha 19:00
5) Tampopo 19:10
4) Spirited Away 19:21
3) The Tree of Life 19:40
2) Seven Samurai 19:50
1) Maborosi 20:07
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It’s so refreshing to finally see a list like this that isn’t afraid of foreign cinema.
bro you can not say foreign if u don't even say from where you're coming from ... I guess ur from the us
It’s cinema. Just cinema.
@@cyrils7957 there’s numerous countries represented here so regardless the comment stands
if you mean foreign = asian
his comment is in english ... so foreign means non english speaking cinema . are you so worried about catching someone out that you lost all common sense ? @@cyrils7957
1:10 The way you present Python's "The Holy Grial" it's so dramatic hahaha it almost looks like an epic and tense movie.
Love how there wasn’t some sort of grand build-up or reveal. Each shot and transition carefully crafted to do justice to all these films. Such a humble yet powerful ending as well. The way you draw out their beauty and your love for the cinematic form is truly inspiring!! ❤️
Thank you so much!!!
The Fall - Se7en - The Dark Knight - 2001 - Blade Runner sequence is magnificent. Every transition is masterful and the music hits all the right spots.
Thank you so much!
song on that part?
The Fall.. thats the one narrated by a little kid right? i hated that.. ashame cos the colours of the film were nice.
Blade runner sequence was an ad lib too!
Jacob's Ladder - when the chiropractor explains how we can see our personal demons as angels - just by shifting our perspective we can choose not to be afraid - is probably the single most influential thing I've watched/heard in a movie
To be honest, I haven’t watched most of these and am just now getting into film, but this is gorgeous and is inspiring me to watch them. Seriously so well done 💜
Thank you so much
same idk why but i love film so much
Any noticeable change after diving into films for a year?
@@shivanshtomar18 Can't speak for them, but I've been at it for a little over a year now: I'm a lot less picky about the movies I watch now, actually. As my "eye" has improved, I've found I can appreciate basically any film and what it's trying. That doesn't mean I have to be a fan of the films, but it does mean I have a greater understanding and nuance towards the films I watch now. That said, I have yet to find a video game adaptation that isn't downright weird or legitimately attempts to pay respectful homage to its source material; it's like a director gets a video game film and they check out completely.
As funny as it is, I have quite literally become the one person in the friend ground that has a random black and white film on the TV whenever you come over.
Have you watched any?
I love the intimate detail and thoughtfulness of this list. Beautiful and thank you for sharing.
Silence
Prisoners
The social network
Pulp fiction
The holy grail
Birdman
Inside llevyan
The fall
Seven
The dark knight
A space Odyssey 2001
Blade runner
Ida
Our little sister
The triplets of dillevia
Chungking express
The witch
Revenge of the sith
Rashomon
La la land
Son of saul
Violet
Porco rosso
Portrait of lady on fire
Eureka
An elephant sitting still
The turin horse
Mad max fury road
Black swan
Nostalgia
Three colours red
Three colours blue
The double life of vernoque
Akira
Millenium actress
Sicario
Kagemusha
Burning
The lighthouse
There will be blood
Tombstone
Faces places
Still walking
Tokyo story
Paterson
The thin red line
The lovers on the bridge
The cranes are flying
La haine
The sacrifice
The thing
Blue valentine
Pride and prejudice
Arrival
A ghost story
Jackie
Inglorious bastarad
Fallen angles
Ratatouille
Victoria
Thelma
Eternity and a day
Yi yi
Mauvais song
Suspiria
Hausu
Days of heaven
Ran
The shining
Stalkers
Ikiru
Roma
Marriage story
Cure
Her
Ex machina
Spencer
The Florida project
The force awakens
Nightmare before Christmas
Mirror
Shoplifters
Possession
Interstellar
Grave of the fireflies
Yojimbo
Gojira
Kikis delivery service
Throne of blood
No country for old man
Children of men
Star wars original trilogy
Landscape in the mist
Frances ha
Tampopo
Spirited away
The tree of life
Seven samurai
Maborosi
Thanks me later
You literally missed the 2nd one
Can someone make this properly with timestamps thx
@@herculeanhard I have done so. Check it out.
@@herculeanhard can you do it ?
When?
What are the soundtracks you used? I don’t know the name of any of these songs but they’re beautiful
What a beautiful way to do a Top 100 list! Thank you for taking the time to make this and share it with us 🙏🏻 I’d love to do one of these myself one day
That would be awesome :)
Now I have to watch all of these. The love and care you put into this is amazing. You got yourself a new subscriber
Thank you!!
the transitions are insanely good omg
can you tell me what is transitions ?
I love the title "100 Films That Changed My Life" instead of the regular boring top 20. Your list allowed us to peek into your soul. Having both Interstellar and Arrival on your list tells me we have something in common. Interstellar's docking scene was so damn gooooood!
@@AndreasIreland - Well, not sure what you are into. I can offer up a few from a few that are not mainstream. These three films are from my favorite filmmakers: Another Earth (sci-fi), The East (drama), and I Origins (kind of sci-fi, romance, drama). Mike Cahill, Brit Marling, and Zal Batmanglij all met at Georgetown and collaborated on several projects after graduation. The series The OA is another from them.
You sound bored 😅
Honestly just can't stop rewatching this one. It's really beautiful and makes me wanna watch more movies
Great editing Bruce. Loved every transition
Thank you!!
Thank you for the list.
I had seen many videos with favourite 50 movies but I had usually seen 45-48 movies out of them.
This list had around 25-30 movies that I never even heard of which looks truly great.
can’t believe this lasts 20 minutes, it’s so engaging
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Hey Bruce BRAVO!! Can you send me the list of soundtracks used to compile this wonderful montage.
I can see the passion and the effort that you put in your video and in general in the list, while simultaneously focusing on movies from 21st century. I can understand that it is a more "personal" list than for example "the 100 best movies of all times" and I really admire it, although most of the movies that you used would not ever in my list. But, you have directors like Angelopoulos, Miyazaki, Kubrick who are my most beloved ones, so thanks again for this video!
I would like to thank you for making this beautiful video. Its a small peak into who you are. The films tell a story presented this way that give a glance of your inner self. The transitions and music choices really invoke an emotional response as a viewer. Definitely seems like a very personal video for someone who has grown up loving all aspects of film making. A very well done inner piece of self exploration. Its not about the films being good or bad or better then others per say. Its more about how you felt watching them or moments in them and the feelings you connect with. The things that you take away after watching them. The emotions and meaning that you find in them. Personal Indeed.
I'm so glad you included A Ghost Story. I feel like not enough people have watched this film and they should!
Me too, i'm really happy to know that someone else loved it, i'll never forget that movie
Possibly the worst movie I've ever seen
@@yanquiufo7113its arthouse movie
Thanks for an incredible journey and a great edit here. Excellent work and thank you so much for sharing your opinions, your true self, and all of the recommendations along the way. I look forward to your future as a filmmaker and will stay tuned to The Dance Of Cinema as long as it shall live! Thank you!
This made my day. Thank you Nathan! Long live TDOC!
This list needs:
Naked
Blue is the Warmest Color
Apocalypse Now
Anything by Harmony Korine
American Honey
Eternal Sunshine
Upstream Color
Good Will Hunting
Wendy and Lucy
Alien(s)
The Lobster
The Master
Princess Mononoke
Manchester by the Sea
Leon The Professional
Under the Skin
Beginners
Whiplash
The Matrix
Last life in the Universe
Noi the Albino
Stroszek
The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser
Head-On
City of God
Amadeus
Just off the top of my head. Great list though. I agree with most of it and would say I haven’t seen about 1/4th of these. Good mix of well known and more obscure films.
It's HIS list! Make your own!
And did not seem to be a"Top" lisr. Just his inventory of those impactful to him
I come from Instagram and I do not regret it at all, the edition of this is magnificent, it shows how much you love cinema, you earned a like. ❤️✨
Welcome from Instagram :)
Wow, this is a Masterpiece!
loved the whole instrumental soundtrack effecting the narrative, wish there was a way we could check the soundtrack
Amazing edit!!! I love watching this list unfold. I looked forward to every entry. Can't wait to see what's to come for the page!
Thanks so much Diego
Nice list, beautiful music and transitions.
I'm a bit surprised that "Oldboy" isn't listed here.
WHEN BRO STARTED WITH SILENCE, I knew he was gonna cook
"Life is not a competition".
With that in mind I must say: this is the best movie list I have ever seen so far.
Beautifully done, a masterful edition and don't even get me started on the score.
This is a beautifully done edit and transition. I loved the various parts where he transitioned from one movie to another. This is truly a collection of some underappreciated, aesthetically pleasing and thought provoking movies and some of them being famous because how great they are. Amazing work Bruce!
I haven't seen many of these but burning is one of my favourite films ever, glad you included it on your list. I'll definitely be coming back to this to check some of these out.
I hope you include this movies in your next list.
- Into the wild
- Old boy
- Memories of Murders
- Whiplash
- American Beauty
- Nocturnal Animals
- Enemy
- The Machinist
- Requiem for a dream
- High Tension
- Dollars Buyer club
- Brothers
- Good will Hunting
into the wild is really an incredible movie
Dead poets society is another good one
Nocturnal animals blows
you have a good taste in movies suggest more
Remarkable list, there are more than 20 I haven't yet seen so I will make sure and look for them
A stellar list, brilliantly presented.
It makes it so clear that cinema, when passionately made, makes us see and think so much further than the surface of a form.
Very good list, I add also Mr Nobody!! What a movie!!! It changed my life
This is so beautifully made, and has definitely given me a few films to add to my watch list.
And I was so happy to see Maborosi at number 1, I've never met anyone else who loves that film as much as I do. It might be my number 1 too, although Stalker and Kiki's Delivery Service are pretty close.
Honestly, I’ve never heard of Maborosi or Kore-eda before seeing this video, but I decided to give it a try. And yeah. It was the most impactful thing I’ve ever watched. Just in the first 5 to 10 minutes I could already tell that this will be so unlike anything else I’ve seen before, and how much I’ll love it. It’s just this way of presenting the story, the wide angle shots from far away, amazingly slow pace, lack of dialogue, it’s all just so masterfully done.
Incredible edit. Really this is a feat of some doing. Take my hat off. Beautifully sensitively delivered
Incredible list!
Always nice to see other people showing some love for Theo Angelopoulos movies!
Thank you!! Yes! He's one of my 10 favorite filmmakers of all time.
Superb list. I kept waiting for Wings Of Desire and a few others as we seem to have similar tastes but never mind, you did a beautiful job putting that together. Thank you.
are you me?
No, I am Yu
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Who are you@@Jesuschrist-z8n
@@Retsiger who am i
We all are...
Thanks for sharing. I believe I have a similar taste, so I will definitely add some of these to my watchlist :).
Because several of my favorite directors are on this list, I am surprised not to see any Bergman or Hitchcock (unless I missed it). But I am happy that you included some movies that had a strong impact on you but aren't considered among the best of cinema.
Bro’s life changed 100 times
xD
I love the list and the effort you took to make this!! Thankyou but I have to say I'm amazed you haven't seen or rather added Inception, Shawshank, Big Fish, Catch me if you can, The Last Crusade to name a few...
Tetsuya-san, would you be kind enough to share the BGM list that you used for tbis video?
All these music are epic!
Ok maybe I am too greedy. All I ask for is the song name of the first 6 minutes. Please...
@@andrewtee Wonder by Tristan Barton
@@siick6to237 thank you very much!
I’m embarrassed to say that I have seen less than half of these films, but I shall make it my mission to search out and find as many as I can. Thank you for this wonderful list.
Absolutely mesmerizing montage! I enjoyed every second of seeing this list unfold! Inspiring edits and wonderfully curated!
Great montage. Tree of Life is a life-changing film. Glad to see it was #3. Malick's A Hidden Life and The New World should get some honorable mentions, too.
Saw both on the big screen - A Hidden Life at Telluride Film Fest. Absolutely rapturous and beautiful.
Great list! half of the movies in this video I've already seen, thanks for sharing!
Bruce putting out the best stuff in all platforms...you love to see it. This edit must've been hard work and it really paid off. The vid is as nice as the list. The transition between Empire and Landscape in the Mist tho!
THANK YOUUU!!
@@BruceTetsuya keep em coming king
What I love about this list is that every movie passionate can acknowledge the quality of the selection and also think about other films that are not in the list!
What (another) great way of sharing your Top 100 Films 🤩. The edits and transitions are incredible. It is exciting to watch your list unfold and even though its order is known (from instagram) the "moving images" do their magic and are enthralling.
...and it makes you (me) want to (re)watch quite a number of Films. So thanks 🙏 and keep on dancing 💃
Thank you for the wonderful comment!
hey man, what's the instrument in the background at the start? sounds amazing!
What about Fight club, Abyss, Beach, Trainspotting, Alien, Silent hill, Room 1408, True lies?
How stupid are these comments...?!! It's a personal list people!!!!
Thanks for making this. Brought back a whole lot of memories when i watched these films and how they moved me.
What an inspiring list! I would recommend “Naked Island(裸の島)” by Kaneto Shindo, if you haven’t watched yet!
Loved this man... have seen half of them. Bit surprised to see maborosi on one. Very underrated film. Always loved it.
Force Awakens? At 21. Oh God. I recall not seeing any of Scorsese’ filmography apart from Silence which is probably my least favourite that I’ve seen from him. It was refreshing to see a good amount of foreign film in there, especially Kuroasawa. There also seemed like a good portion of your choices were relationship based.
Exactly this, good list except for the Force Awakens being so high. Makes no sense as it’s objectively a garbage movie like all of the sequels. I like the Kurosawa and Tarkovsky love though
'Objectively a garbage movie'... One man's trash is another man's treasure. Nothing objective about it.
Stunning, beautiful … a great list
Few I was not aware of immediately added to my list to see. Thank you
I’ve seen a lot of incredible movies and still haven’t grazed the surface. Half of the movies on this list are on my watchlist. Terrence Malick and Andrei Tarkovsky I’ve yet to touch and I can’t wait.
I was surprised when he mention THE FALL in his list... Love terrence mallick very underrated
wouldn't change any of it in or out of order - perfect list - thanks
movies i'd recommend you:
like father, like son (soshite chichi ni naru)
the eternal zero (eien no zero)
barefoot gen (hadashi no gen)
step (suteppu)
whiplash
requiem for a dream
Seen them all except for The Eternal Zero! I'll check it out.
@@BruceTetsuya great!
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Probably watched about 75% of the movies on your luminous list. Need to fill that Kore-eda 'hole' though. Only watched 'Shoplifters' and loved it. Beautiful stuff. Thanks!
Well, I've occasionally thought of myself as a bit of a student of film. After seeing your display of films, I can now place myself as maybe having taken Film 101 and registering for Film 102. I'm impressed that I can list having seen more of "your" films than I can count on my fingers, but not many more. Kudos to the greatest of all action/drama films, Kurosawa's "Seven Samurai" at #2.
I hope you find many more films to appreciate from this list! Thanks for watching.
the lack of Oldboy saddens me but what an awesome montage
I was so surprise you include films like Blue Valentine of Pride and Prejudice. They are so good!! I saw Burning last night, WHAT A MOVIE !
What a diverse and beautiful selection of films :). I come back to this list all the time for recommendations. I just recently watched Portrait de la jeune fille en feu - I can confidently say this has gone in my top ten films of all time.
A clarification on why/how these movies changed your life would be nice! I love many of these movies, but wouldn't say they impacted my life really. Just curious! :)
I rhink that was what these videos mean. 100 favourite movies. It just makes for a much better title to write " Chnaged my life" bcoz ppl are looking for change their lives and they click.
i’ve only seen a couple of the movies in this video but they for sure changed my life. I carry the experience of seeing them with me every day. Of course not always in my mind, but always with me somehow. That qualifies as changing a life, doesn’t it? also the title is “100 movies that changed MY life”, not “100 movies that will change YOUR life”. Everyone experiences movies differently with different perspectives so a movie can be life changing for one person and not for another, but i think that’s pretty amazing
the first 20 movies make sens then its a bit random
This is a gorgeous and inspiring piece of work. Congrats! Your selection of movies will inevitably differ from mine but that's exactly what matters: it's personal, it talks about your context, it changed YOUR life, and they are YOUR treasure. Mentioning movies that were not included, with signs of some moral superiority here, completely misses the point. Haters gonna hate. Congrats again on your work.
Absolutely! Thank you for understanding that this is not a "Best Movies of All Time" list... It's very personal.
Great work! Give me all melodies names, please, they are gorgeous
One of the most creative movie lists I've ever seen
Wow, what a journey. Never heard of this person but what talent really. I can tell how deeply he feels about composition and storytelling just by looking at this. It made me feel so many things that are just waiting to be told in the background by looking openly at the photography and nuance. This is an amazing video
I LOVE your list. I would have added "Come and See." Seven Samurai is a must on anyone's list.
I was losing my shit when you placed the force awakens at 21 then , i saw the top 15.
You are goated for placing interstellar at 14 , most of the cinephile community hates it but we goddamn love it
No country for old men is a masterpiece
Children of men another classic.
Tree of life is simply the most beautiful movie i have ever seen. True visual poetry.havent seen the japanese/asian films , because i have a lot of catching up to do.
A fantastic list, and ofc because i see my favourites in there, but also becuz ur not afraid of including the obvious right alongside more obscure, as well as foreign movies, just a very diverse but also very relatable list. I mean its not hard at all to see why these changed your life, no words needed, just an excellently edited video.
My daughter has started a relationship with someone who has never watched a movie. This concerns me. The depth, compassion, passion, and meaning in your life as presented here, has to be missing in someone who is not enthralled with film.
I'm so sorry to feel your concern, my sons would find this quite shocking
With your edit, all melt into one movie and I think it is. There is but one movie, in deed, long enough to embrace our lives. Well done. Beautifully done.
The whole video is utterly stunning, but that transition from Luke to Landscape is something else 🔥
Thank you!!!
You are the one who changed your life. These movies were just motivation.
Whoa. I am humbled that you included ‘Still Walking’ on your list. Hirokazu Koreeda is my favorite director and ‘I Wish’ is my favorite film, but Still Walking is my 2nd favorite.
Does anyone know the names of these songs???
Yup it's Wonder by Tristan Barton, 2 months later wish could be here sooner lol
The Garden of Love by Shahead Mostafafar is the song from the 9 minute
Love seeing so much Kore-eda. Also, their films aren’t that similar but I have found that people who love Kore-eda, like myself, also like Abbas Kiarostami’s films. Surprised not to see him on here.
Great list! Good transitions.
14:00 hell na
i'll try to watch all these movies
100) Silence 0:03
99) The Revenant 0:25
98) Prisoners 0:40
97) The Social Network 0:50
96) Pulp Fiction 1:05
95) The Holy Grail 1:10
94) Birdman 1:27
93) Inside Llewyn Davis 1:35
92) The Fall 1:44
91) Se7en 1:54
90) The Dark Knight 2:05
89) 2001: A Space Odyssey 2:12
88) Blade Runner 2:23
87) Ida 2:33
86) Our Littler Sister 2:50
85) Les Triplettes de Belleville 3:12
84) Chunking Express 3:22
83) The VVitch 3:33
82) Revenge of the Sith 3:45
81) Rashomon 3:55
80) La La Land 4:15
79) Son of Saul 4:20
78) Violet 4:33
77) Porco Rosso 4:48
76) Portrait of a Lady on Fire 4:58
75) Eureka 5:10
74) An Elephant Sitting Still 5:25
73) The Turin Horse 5:38
72) Mad Max Fury Road 5:50
71) Black Swan 6:02
70) Nostalghia 6:10
69) Three Colors: Red 6:15
68) Three Colors: Blue 6:23
67) The Double Life of Veronique 6:30
66) Akira 6:43
65) Millennium Actress 6:50
64) Sicario 6:55
63) Kagemusha 7:02
62) Burning 7:07
61) The Lighthouse 7:13
60) There Will Be Blood 7:20
59) Tombstone 7:34
58) Faces Places 7:47
57) Still Walking 7:55
56) Tokyo Story 8:05
55) Paterson 8:15
54) The Thin Red Line 8:25
53) The Lovers on the Bridge 8:32
52) The Cranes Are Flying 8:38
51) La Haine 8:45
50) The Sacrifice 9:15
49) The Thing 9:25
48) Blue Valentine 9:33
47) Pride and Prejudice 9:43
46) Arrival 9:53
45) A Ghost Story 10:00 @
44) Jackie 10:08
43) Inglorious Bastards 10:17
42) Fallen Angels 10:24
41) Ratatouille 10:30 @
40) Victoria 10:40
39) Thelma 10:45
38) Eternity and a Day 10:52
37) Yi-Yi 11:06
36) Mauvais Sang 11:18
35) Suspiria 11:26
34) Hausu 11:35
33) Days of Heaven 11:43
32) Ran 12:02
31) The Shining 12:10
30) Stalker 12:22
29) Ikiru 12:31
28) Roma 12:40
27) Marriage Story 12:45
26) Cure 12:59
25) Her 13:02 @
24) Ex Machina 13:10 @
23) Spencer 13:18
22) The Florida Project 13:28
21) Star Wars: The Force Awakens 14:00
20) Nightmare Before Christmas 14:10
19) Mirror 14:20
18) Shoplifters 14:45
17) Possession 15:13
16) Interstellar 15:30 @
15) Graves of the Fireflies 15:40
14) Yojimbo 15:52
13) Gojiro (Godzilla) 16:05
12) Kiki's Delivery Service 16:20
11) Throne of Blood 16:35
10) No Country for Old Men 17:10
9) Children of Men 17:35
8) Stars Wars Original Trilogy 17:55
7) Landscape in the Mist 18:33
6) Frances Ha 19:00 @
5) Tampopo 19:10
4) Spirited Away 19:21 @@
3) The Tree of Life 19:40
2) Seven Samurai 19:50
1) Maborosi 20:07
the '@' is how much i watched each movie on the list
i'll return and edit this list
Anyone from 2029....???
Anyone from 2030?
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Wonderful editing, great collection, marvelous…thank you🙏🏻
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]
Bro you didn't had to put so much hard work in a "movies recommendation" video. RESPECT ❤️
It is now my persoanal goal to watch every movie on this list, wonderful edit as well.
Thank you Shane! Means a lot - I hope you get to see them all!
if each movie is your standard 90 minute length (there is likely a much higher average here considering the films on this list) we would get 9000 minutes / 150 hours of watch time
its been 2 years but if you have actually watched most of these im proud of you
The amount of effort that must have gone into this is mind blowing. 👏👏👏
Interesting that’s for sure…I’ve watched 60% of your list including of your Kurosawa selections. I’d be fascinated how this list changes in 10yrs…no “Citizen Kane” or Lawrence of arabia, Hitchcock or spaghetti westerns, true American western by director John Ford. Criminal underground movies like The Godfather, or even “the killer” by John Woo, one of my favorite Chow yun-fat movies…there are a lot of movies out there to see and experience
I mean it's impossible to make an exhaustive list, but for sure there's a lot of movies missing. When I saw The force awakens at the 20 rank, I knew it was a list that can't be reliable.
@@Mathis_Benj well, the person say “movies that changed his life “ so I’m assuming the person is young…still it’s an interesting list and would like to see it compared to 10yrs from now.
@@garyb2392 - Okay, Boomer.
@@Physics_Dude not exactly sure what you mean by this response…I mean why bother but what I don’t expect much from random people…I know it can be difficult to put more than two words together…English is like that…I stand behind my comment…there are a lot of (great) movies to watch and if this dude watches more…I genuinely wonder how and if this list will change.
@@garyb2392 - You said, "So I’m assuming the person is young." You sound like a geriatric with his stick up his ass. "OK, Boomer" is a pejorative aimed at people stuck in the past thinking their world was better. So listen up, Boomer: most of the best films came out in the 2000s. The older films were misogynist, had racist tropes, had primarily white men in all production decisions, and did NOT reflect the art of humanity. Is that better, gramps? You asked for "More than two words together." So there you go! What a great slaying of the paper dragon (you). [before you cry, remember that you started the agism by saying "I'm assuming the person is young." So you just earned that slaying. Better be more thoughtful next time!]
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I am surprised I've seen approx 60% from this list, thanks for the other titles, will check them out for sure
5 films that genuinely changed my life:
A River Runs Through It
Dunkirk
Dazed and Confused
Beautiful Boy
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Your video lights a fire in my heart, love the editing, connecting scenes, presentation. I cant feel your passion and love for movies. however, no place for even one comedy, huh? heheh. I raise my glass to you, sir, Cheers.
can we please apreciate Maborosi?
Always.
The editing and sound mixing in this video is amazing great work
This is really an impressive list! From every frame it breathes the love for movies. Makes me want to watch again many or set it on my to watch for the first time list immediately.
Where's Lynch and Coppola?
Yep every damn underworld flick inspired by Coppola masterpiece, that theme music feels like another level ♥️
Burning, Victoria, Shoplifters... man, what a great list of fantastic films.