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9. Hard Eight 8. Licorice Pizza 7. Punch-Drunk Love 6. Magnolia 5. Inherent Vice 4. Phantom Thread 3. Boogie Nights 2. There Will Be Blood 1. The Master (you're bugging putting it at 6 all due respect, the ending is sad and beautiful and sardonic and poetic and everything in between)

Rest in peace, Shelley Duvall.

Mank is actually my least favorite by Fincher, I kinda fucking hate that move. The performances and set/costume design were all really good, but I found it extremely boring and the old-timey look he went for sucked ass in some scenes. Sometimes it was pulled off well and looked like an old movie from the time, but there were so many more scenes where everything was so sharp and clean looking, it was obviously just a digital camera shooting in black and white. He put no effort into actually making it look like film and it really bit him in the ass throughout a lot of it. Since I didn't care about the plot I was focusing on how cool everything looked, and each scene that looked obviously digitally shot was completely ruined for me since I couldn't even appreciate the nice aesthetics that were set up. I would have accepted a well-done filter at this point but he didn't even do that. Another reason why I love The Lighthouse so much, Robert Eggers shot on a real old camera.

Shelley Duvall adamantly denied any mistreatment by Kubrick. It was a myth initiated by Dr Phil. PS Lolita the novel is very funny. Nabokov is a comic writer.

Yeah, Fargo is great, The Big Lebowski is possibly the most overrated movie of all time except Titanic.

Please, rank John Howard Carpenter's movies, too, please!

Hey Reel! Contact me if you would be interested in doing a segment about horror films for a multi-channel collab I am doing in October!

Hey, great video, man! I just finished Seven Samurai, and this was a useful resource in deciding how I'm going to tackle the Kurosawa Saga.

You had me right up until you unironically used the phrase "toxic masculinity"

very good video!!! magno is my favo :)

Okay but when you related his stuff to meshes of the afternoon i said out loud “this guy gets it!!”

most overrated director oat

1:37 Darjeeling limited is my favourite of his

Fun channel to find! Zodiac would easily top my Fincher list, but I love that you had Panic Room higher than last. I remember seeing that in theaters and it wasn't as high art as his other stuff, but it was suspenseful! Love The Social Network, Fight Club, Se7en, Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and Gone Girl too of course.

Great video. I adore David Lynch, all of his films (haven't seen Dune), Twin Peaks, and his book Room To Dream. So glad you had Mulholland Drive at #1, I think it may be the best film of all time. I'd probably rank Wild At Heart a little higher, but otherwise this was an amazing list!

I dont get how people like Howl's Moving Castle.

Solid video!

I was thinking of Being John Malkovich this morning actually, and the scene where he goes inside his own head...That is what it's like inside Trump's head.

Poor Things was pretty overrated imo. I couldn’t get into it, idk how it was supposed to convey its message through Emma Stone acting like a child and having sex non stop. Like wtf am I supposed to understand? Anyway my top 5 of 2023 is simple Killers Of The Flower Moon Oppenheimer Anatomy Of A Fall John Wick 4 Talk To Me

I guess I’m Jewish now

Darjeeling Limited is too low. Easy top 3 for me under Royal Tenenbaums and Fantastic Mr. Fox. But there isn’t really a bad Wes movie tbh

why do you talk like alan from smiling friends

So: you haven't even watched two of the movies he's written. Why do you think a retrospective from your point of view is in order? Go watch those movies, read 'Antkind', and maybe then you'll have some point of view worth sharing - though I highly doubt it, judging from your myopic arrogance thus far.

Barry Lyndon is my favorite Kubrick movie

Idea for next retrospective: Theo angelopoulos . Probably the most famous greek filmaker after Lanthimos. He made some of the greatest european films and he was well regarded by many people of his and our time and has influenced many works

"Failure is a badge of honor - it means you risked failiure." -Charlie Kaufman

What a fucking banger video. That ending bit honestly stuck with me. Proud of you man

Charlie Kauf deez nutz. Okay that was bad, I have made a severe lapse in my judgment.

IVE PRAYED FOR TIMES LIKE THIS

Ty for doin marnie justice

Some of these studio Ghibli movies can’t be judged in English Dub. Some of them have terrible voice actors also their are no direct translations for many of the words so it ruins the experience

1. The Lion King 2. Beauty & The Beast 3. Aladdin 4. Tarzan 5. The Little Mermaid 6. Tarzan 7. Hercules 8. The Hunchback Of Notre Dame 9. The Rescuers Down Under 10. Pocahontas

1. The Social Network 2. Gone Girl 3. The Killer 4. Se7en 5. Fight Club 6. Zodiac 7. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo 8. Mank 9. Panic Room 10. The Game 11. The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button 12. Alien 3

TOP 15 FAVORITE MOVIES OF 2023: 1. Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse 2. Godzilla Minus One 3. Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 1 4. John Wick Chapter 4 5. Oppenheimer 6. Killers Of The Flower Moon 7. The Killer 8. Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol.3 9. Scream VI 10. Elemental 11. Still: A Michael J Fox Movie 12. Are You There God, It's Me Margaret? 13. Rye Lane 14. Blackberry 15. The Boy & The Heron

1. The Dark Knight 2. Memento 3. Oppenheimer 4. Dunkirk 5. Inception 6. The Dark Knight Rises 7. Batman Begins 8. Interstellar 9. Insomnia 10. The Prestige 11. Tenet 12. Following

1. Magnolia 2. Boogie Nights 3. Punch Drunk Love 4. There Will Be Blood 5. Phantom Thread 6. Licorice Pizza 7. The Master 8. Hard Eight 9. Inherent Vice

Martin Scorsese Movies(70s-80s): The Last Waltz Raging Bull Taxi Driver Mean Streets The King Of Comedy After Hours Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore The Last Temptation Of Christ The Color Of Money Who's That Knocking At My Door New York Stories Martin Scorsese Movies(90s-00s): The Departed Goodfellas Casino Gangs Of New York Bringing Out The Dead The Aviator The Age Of Innocence Kundun Cape Fear Martin Scorsese Movies(10s-20s): The Wolf Of Wall Street The Irishman Killers Of The Flower Moon Hugo Silence Shutter Island

His sound design is super immersive especially in theatres. I've never once had a problem hearing the dialogue. I hear this a lot but I do not understand why it's a criticism and not a positive. I real critique of his would be his fight choreography is extremely poor in comparison to everything else he nails.

Copy paste of my faves The Zone of Interest Jonathan Glazer May December Todd Haynes Anatomy of a Fall Justine Triet Evil Does Not Exist Ryusuke Hamaguchi Fallen Leaves Aki Kaurismäki All of Us Strangers Andrew Haigh Monster Hirokazu Kore-eda Beau Is Afraid Ari Aster Creatura Elena Martín

My top 10 1: Anatomy of a fall 2: Perfect days 3: Poor things 4: Robot dreams 5: Godzilla minus one 6: Oppenheimer 7: Boy and the heron 8:Spiderman across the spider verse 9: Holdovers 10: Past lives ( Honourable Mentions Zone of interest Nimona Iron claw All of us strangers Monster(2023) Fallen leaves)

My top 10 favorite movies of 2023 1) Poor Things 2) Killers of the Flower Moon 3) Beau is Afraid 4) The Zone of Interest 5) Perfect Days 6) Talk To Me 7) Asteroid City 8) The Holdovers 9) Dream Scenario 10) Anatomy of a Fall

Not a single film on this I consider a seven or below. Amazing work!

Lost Highway the best

My forever top 3 Tarantino films: 3) Django Unchained 2) Kill Bill 1) Pulp Fiction

My forever top 3 David Lynch films: 3) Wild At Heart 2) Blue Velvet 1) Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Bonus! All time favorite David Lynch project: Twin Peaks (season 1 & 2)

My forever top 3 Coen Bros films: 3) The Hudsucker Proxy 2) Raising Arizona 1) The Big Lebowski

Just by how you talk I can visualize you staring at a script

That video at the beginning was something else. Kubrick movies always have at least one intense scene of just two people talking. In 2001, it was the two of them talking about what they were gonna do about HAL, in the Shining, it was Jack talking with the ghost bartender, in Clockwork, it's either Mr. Deltoid's little talk with Alex in the bedroom or the discussion at the end with the Minister of the Interior. Barry Lyndon of course has several. And yeah, the masquerade orgy scene in Eyes Wide Shut is one of the most viscerally disturbing I have ever seen.

Good video!

you need to have some sort of maturity to realize the absurdity as a kid watching all those absurd events unfold was somewhat normal as a child, as an adult i watch those cartoons while thinking about the process people went though to come with those cheesy cartoony ideas which i can't help but laugh with