My Top 25 Favorite Movies of All-Time on Physical Media
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Discussing my Top 25 all-time favorite films on 4K UHD and/or blu-ray physical media (across all genres and eras).
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro/Setting the Table
03:25 25 thru 21
13:10 20 thru 16
20:20 15 thru 11
30:58 10 thru 6
40:26 5 thru 1
49:21 Outro - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
I honestly don't know what my Top 25 movies would be. I have so many. I would have to definitely think about it. This would be a good community thread for the physical media content creators.
Hell yeah I wanna see 26-50. Keep it going. I also want to see the other videos you considered, as well. Especially the 80's nostalgic films. Great work.
Awesome! Thanks so much for the feedback! Yeah there were so many movies that I had a hard time choosing between, because I feel like I appreciate them all equally, you know? So for some titles, it was a little challenging trying to figure out which ones might make the top 25 vs. the top 50. So the more I think about it, I'm thinking I will definitely do that... even just for my own curiosity (to see what the final result is after all my pondering lol). Thanks for watching man!
Yes I am also looking for the 80s movie one.
I am a Sci-Fi fan and really enjoyed the documentary "In search of tomorrow," which chronicles 80s Sci-fi
@brucethen Yes I have that documentary too on blu ray, and I love it! 80s is definitely my jam!
@@TheOriginalFuzz I was very much a teenager in the 80s so a lot of those movies are ones I remember
@@brucethen Yep me too. The entirety of my teens were in the 80s. Great memories!
Here is my own list, it was a difficult task to accomplish! Predator (1987), 2. Alien (1979), 3. Aliens (1986), 4. RoboCop (1987), 5. The Thing, 6. Conan the Barbarian (1982), 7. Dawn of the Dead (1978), 8. First Blood (1982), 9. Mad Max 2 (1981), 10. Rocky (1976), 11. Escape from New York (1981), 12. Terminator (1984), 13. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966), 14. Jaws (1975), 15. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), 16. Starship Troopers (1997), 17. Halloween (1978), 18. Maniac (1980), 19. Suspiria (1977), 20. The Fly (1986), 21. Evil Dead 2 (1987), 22. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001), 23. Blade Runner (1982), 24. Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), 25. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978).
Awesome list! I see we both hold many of the same films in high regard. Very cool! And yeah I totally get it... it's tougher than it seems to put a list like this together, especially when we have so many movies that we love. Thanks for watching and chiming in with your choices. I really like your list.
Based on your list, I'd let ya be my friend (haha)... just need to add Unforgiven and The Great Escape somewhere 😁👍
The 90s were a good time for movies.
Most definitely! Especially for action and sci-fi films. Thanks for watching!
Love that you champion "The Score." One of my favorites as well and I don't think that it gets the respect that it deserves.
Oh yeah I love that film. So rewatchable too! I never get tired of seeing it. Love Edward Norton's performance in that! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I saw Star Wars when it was first released but didn't see Empire. It was only much later when my nephew came to visit, we took him to see Return of the Jedi that I finally saw empire on VHS
Great list Fuzz! Not sure what my top 25 would be, but I do know my number 1 favorite is David Lynch's Mulholland Drive. Such a great, deep, and heartbreaking film. Your pics are all great watches too! I'll have to check out Almost Famous
I don't think I've ever seen Mulholland Drive. I will have to put that on my list to check out at some point. And yes, Almost Famous is such a great movie. Kind of unique too, but definitely highly recommended. It's really thoughtful and well-done. Thanks so much for chiming in and of course for watching. Great to see you!
Great list mate 👌 so glad to see you put The Score on there great hiest movie and definitely a movie no one really ever talks about 😞
Oh yes, love that film! Big time re-watch value for me. I don't hear a lot of people talk about it as much either, but I was super excited when I first found out this title was coming to 4K. Kino did a great job with it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great selection of movies you got there Fuzz. That T2 steel book art work looks awesome. Hope they re release it with new 4k redo 😀👍
It's good to know I own most of the films mentioned in this video! I think only one or two of my top 10 favorite movies made it into your top 25 films, lol! But the ones you listed are quite loved by me as well! Great picks!
Great top 25 Fuzz, looking forward to 26 through 50 🙂
Here are my Top 25 Films of all time in the best 4k transfers, in no particular order:
1. 2001: A Space Odyssey
2. Jaws
3. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
4. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
5. Ran
6. Apocalypse Now
7. Cool Hand Luke
8. The Maltese Falcon
9. Titanic
10. Raiders of the Lost Ark
11. Saving Private Ryan
12. Casablanca
13. Top Gun Maverick
14. Robocop
15. The Roaring Twenties
16. Alien
17. Blade Runner
18. Carrie
19. The Dark Knight
20. Fargo
21. The Big Lebowski
22. Dracula
23. Scarface
24. The Godfather
25. The Godfather II
Very cool! Some really solid choices in your list. I own quite a few of those titles, so even though they may not have made my Top 25, they're still great films that I'm glad I have in my collection. And I'm already starting to think about 26-50 LMAO! Thanks for watching and sharing your list!
Great list.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre was a horrible transfer. Bad quality. Great movie though.
Jaws, Blade Runner, Cool Hand Luke, & both Godfathers are on my list, too!
I swear you and I have nearly the same exact tastes. I could fall asleep to the comfort of Alien and Aliens... Also, Rambo in 4k looks amazing in the finals scenes at night. Completely makes the ending of the movie more dramatic and serious. cheers
Very cool! Yeah there's definitely a high comofort factor for me with the first couple Alien movies. i never get tired of them, and they're kind of go-to titles for me if I can't decide what to watch sometimes. Thanks so much for watching!
Damnit Fuzz. I just bought the Studiocanel 4k of The Fifth Element. You talked me into it 🤣
You're gonna love it dude. Do you already have the Sony 4K? If so, I think you'll really appreciate the difference between the two. I was even surprised when I first watched mine, because I didn't expect to see that big of a difference. But everyone had told me this was the one to get, so I eventually took the plunge myself and double dipped LOL. Thanks for watching my friend!
@@TheOriginalFuzz yup! Got the 4k steelbook
@@Franksmediaandreviews Well now you'll have the best of both worlds... great packaging AND a killer transfer.
Totally enjoyed, thank you. I don't think I could list a top 25, but could do a top 100. After the first 5, 6 through 100 all in a jumble. My top 5 all time favorites as of right now off top of head...The Graduate, Planet of the Apes, Blade Runner, 2001 A Space Odyssey, The Shinning. This top 5 could easily change depending on my mood.
Great choices! 2001 is so good. And I love the 4K release. Same with The Shining... just gorgeous on the format. Thanks for watching and weighing in!
Tell me the 1968 Planet of the Apes?? If so, I definitely agree. Never get bored of it!
Hi Fuzz,
Star Wars trilogy out of the Top10? And Matrix trilogy instead of so high? That is a shocker to me ;-). But thank you for your top list, I like this rankings very much.
Here are my current favorite movies (Star Wars and Lord of the Rings trilogy are not included, because top 15 would be full of this movies):
If I were to take the whole trilogy, they would be around fourth to sixth place.
1. The Big Lebowski
2. Apocalypse Now Redux or Final Cut
3. Rocky I
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Forrest Gump
6. Ed Wood
7. It's a Wonderful Life
8. Taxi Driver
9. Rear Window
10. Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Vol. 2
11. Coming to America
12. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
13. Casablanca
14. The Godfather l
15. Braveheart
16. Fight Club
17. Goodfellas
18. Seven Samurai
19. Back to the Future
20. The Good The Bad and The Ugly
21. The Shining
22. Annie Hall
23. Dirty Dancing
24. Raiders of the Lost Ark
25. Parasite
26. Dances with Wolves
27. The Dark Knight
28. When Harry met Sally
29. The Bad News Bears
30. Jaws
Greetings
Oliver
Loving True Romance plus your deluxe steel box set - nice! ❤
Great list, Fuzz and a fun watch as always! I actually own all of your top 25 movies so you have great taste😉 I love and own movies across all genres and time going back to the silents era(thank you, Kino Lorber!!), but heavily weighted toward action, horror, and romance. For my top films, i tend towards those that are very emotionally impactful to me and also rewatchability is a huge plus. The only one of your list i couldn't get into was Close Encounters. I bought the 4K version having never seen the film and it just wasn't made for me, though it is obviously a very well made movie. As far as Die Hard goes, i actually love the first 4 about equally and someone could throw any of those in at random and i would be a very happy camper. i think Die Hard 2 may be one of the most unfairly maligned sequels in film history. Love Bill Sadler in anything and he was a great villain in DH2. Anyway, i am sure my list would probably be soundly mocked by most movie buffs but this is my top ten.
1.Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2. It's a Wonderful Life
3. Silver Linings Playbook
4. The Lord of the Rings
5. Ikiru
6. Big Trouble in Little China
7. Whiplash
8. Casablanca
9. Shawshank Redemption
10. Alita Battle Angel
Thanks so much! Great to see you again! Glad to hear you enjoyed the list. I'll be the first to admit there are certain genres I don't really get into as much, but I've got big respect for those who have diverse tastes in movies. As for Close Encounters, I grew up with that one, so I have a bit more nostalgia for it. But I can totally understand how it might not be for everyone. Totally agree with you about Die Hard 2... Sadler was awesome in it. I think it's a decent follow-up, and I always enjoy watching it every year around the holidays. Thanks for sharing your Top 10. Shawshank almost made my Top 25... it was very close. Love that film... saw it in the theater when it first came out. Also, I just watched Whiplash about 2 weeks ago for the first time with my son (who's a drummer). Fantastic film!! Thanks for weighing in!
I own the Star Wars de-specialized editions on Blu Ray and they don’t look great, but I like seeing what the unaltered scenes look like cut in. The special features may be my favorite parts of the de-specialized editions and I didn’t know that they were available on 4K though.
Yeah I think there are a couple different 4K restorations going around from different sources. It's kind of confusing to me, so I need to do a bit more research on it to find out what's what and how to get it. It would've been nice if Lucas had had the foresight to recognize the limits of what of what he was doing with all the CGI. What may have been considered a bit more state-of-the-art at the time the visual effects were created now looks a bit dated and doesn't mix all that well with the original in-camera practical sets, set pieces, etc. Anyway thanks for the feedback. I've definitely been curious about the de-specialized editions and the more recent emergence of unaltered 4K versions.
Thank you so much for a great video. I will definitely be adding a bunch of your favorites to my Amazon wishlist. 👍😎😎 I will be getting that awesome Close Encounters you showed. So 😎 cool‼️
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I really appreciate it. And yes, that Close Encounters 4K set is killer. I think you'll dig it. Love that film!
Some people think "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie, the rest of course are wrong lol
IV been doing some hard collecting recently and got a haul today in fact I got the Predator 4 film collection on Blu Ray, the Taken trilogy on Blu Ray, The Raimi trilogy on Blu Ray, AVP 2 film collection on Blu Ray and Madam Web Steel Book edition in 4K
Most of your picks are the same as mine but True Romance is the stand out one I missed when it came out but found it a few years ago such a great film. The score is very underrated and give me a heist film any day. I totally agree Die Hard’s sweet spot is really the 1st three and I dig the 3rd more than the 2nd. Great list
Thank you my friend.
You have a lot of great movies on your list. For me personally I would have a couple Tarantino movies like pulp fiction and Jackie Brown. I would also have to put Robocop on my list and Rocky Horror Picture Show would be on there as well. Great list though
Yea, I'll admit, Return of the Jedi is the only one from the Star Wars trilogy that's not in my top 25, in all fairness it wasn't nearly as good as the 1st 2, so I don't feel it's fair to cheat like that, but whatever you felt. I see you started this video recently, I recently discovered my top 25 and that's why I've been looking @ other people's, but yeah, it was hard to put together. Right now I'm thinking about putting some honorable mentions, but I'm not sure yet whether they're exactly the next movies after 25, but I'm just debating if I'll temporarily put them in there. Anyway, here's my list:
1. Forrest Gump
2. Good Will Hunting
3. Ground Hog Day
4. Mask of Zorro
5. Boyz N the Hood
6. Back to the Future
7. Pulp Fiction
8. Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back
9. Star Wars, A New Hope
10. Goodfellas
11. The Karate Kid
12. Raiders of the Lost Ark
13. The Fellowship of the Ring
14. Terminator 2: Judgement Day
15. Shawshank Redemption
16. Aliens
17. Silence of the Lambs
18. The Dark Knight
19. Rear Window
20. The Princess Bride
21. Blazing Saddles
22. The Wolf of Wall Street
23. The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
24. Shrek 2
25. Shrek
Some great choices on your list! I own a number of them myself. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Love your list here, there’s so many in my collection it be hard to list them myself, I know for sure Jurassic park would be up there and probably mad max fury road, as always, great video and love your enthusiasm
I need True Romance in 4k in the worst of ways! Amazon has a special edition that they advertised as 4K but all the reviews say it's just a Blu-ray. Your top 25 gave me at least three more movies I have to get in 4k. Thanks Fuzz!
That's great to hear! Thanks so much for watching. There are multiple editions of True Romance in 4K from Arrow. They did like two different types of chunky LE box sets, and they did also put out a "special edition" (i.e. standard edition) 4K for this title. I think my box set is out of print now, but the special editions 4K's should be out there.
In fact, here are a couple Amazon options for you, if interested. The first one is the all-region special edition 4K (amaray case). It's about $30: www.amazon.com/True-Romance-UHD-Blu-ray-4K/dp/B09GJHSPHV
The second one is a limited edition rigid "chunky" box set (no steelbook, just an amaray case inside the slipcase). It's $38: www.amazon.com/True-Romance-Limited-4K-Ultra/dp/B09X1X2S7G
That's a pretty good price for an LE box set. Might be worth taking advantage of if you'd like something a little extra special for this title. It's a great-looking 4K.
Thanks Fuzz I have always been a physical media collector. I slowed down when streaming took over. I appreciate you making it easy to jump back into the 4K world for my favorite movies!
Great list Fuzz!! We actually overlap on a lot of favorite films. Great minds think alike lol!
Thanks John! That's awesome. Yeah I'm not surprised we have some overlap. Especially with us both being huge Terminator fans (just for starters). Thanks for watching my friend!
Love your list. Goin to give The Rock a rewatch tonight. One of the best action films all time. Almost Famous ive never seen, but ill give it a chance.
Yeah I was revisiting The Rock myself just last night after I got done editing this video. Made me want it on 4K even more. such a damn good film. Easily Michael Bay's best.
Almost Famous is so good... but it's a different kind of movie, of course. More of a slice-of-life music odyssey about this kid who gets a break writing for Rolling Stone magazine and following this fictional band on tour, getting a crash course on the reality of touring and life behind the scenes. I think it's semi-autobiographical... inspired by how Cameron Crowe got his start as a music journalist before becoming a film director. But if you've seen any of Cameron Crowe's previous films (notably, "Say Anything" or "Singles," etc.), then this is very much in his signature style and has many of his trademarks. But I think Almost Famous is his best film. Really great story and characters. If you're a music fan at all, you'll probably really dig it.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Unfortunately I'm not familiar with Crowe's work. But I'll start with this film (Almost Famous). For me I grew up watching Rockstar starring Mark Wahlberg. Don't know how popular it was received by audiences, but I digged it. Keep up the great work with your channel. Look forward to your review of The Rock when we do eventually get it. Fingers crossed with Dolby Vision and Atmos 🤞
Good list. Someday, I need to watch The Rock. I would include Coco and The Princess Bride.
I love Escape From Alcatraz. It's a perfectly paced film that keeps your attention until the ending. I feel like Shawshank had alot of similaritys to it.
Oh I agree... love both those films. Shawshank is up there pretty high for me too (saw it in the theater when it first came out... such an impactful film!!). Thanks for watching and chiming in!
I also have that close encounters collectors box set and yes it still works when you press the button
Great video again fuzz, speed is a great film. I used to have a crush on Sandra bullock when I was about 16. Had a massive poster of her on my bedroom wall
yeah i saw that in the theater when it first came out, and at the time, I had never heard of Sandra Bullock before... but she definitely made an impression with that one LOL! I think many of us had a big crush her around that time lol. Thanks for watching and chiming in!
Great video, thanks for sharing your favorite films. I love Close Encounters, phenomenal film. Escape from Alcatraz is very good too (I love Don Siegel films). I love John Carpenter films also (The Thing and Escape From New York also at the top for me). Completely agree with your thoughts on Heat, one of my all time favorite heist films (love seeing Pacino and De Niro on screen together for the first time). Would love to see more of your favorites.
Thanks Dave! Really appreciate you watching and chiming in! And glad to hear some of my choices resonated with you as well. Yeah the films you mentioned... so good. I just love 'em! All of those are titles I never seem to get tired of watching.
Thanks for your list, entertaining watch. Most of my all-time favs didn't crack your list. Sampling of my favs: 1). Star Wars Original Trilogy - primarily ESB 2). Back to the Future 3). Fast Times at Ridgemont High 4). Aliens 5). Karate Kid 1 & 2 6) Princess Bride 7) Casablanca 8) Terminator 2 9) The Godfather 10) Top Gun 11) Pulp Fiction 12) Raiders & Last Crusade...
Great choices! I have most of those in my collection as well. Thanks for watching and commenting!
All great movies, the only one that might make my top 25 is true romance…Great video.
,IL watch this at the weekend mate 👍🏻 I have been thinking about doing my top 20 but it's soooo hard 😮😕 jeez
Yeah it was definitely harder than I thought it would be. What I found was the top 10 was pretty easy, but once I got into 11-25, it was much harder for me to choose which films would make the top 25 vs. which films would sit just outside the top 25. That's why I think I'm gonna do a part 2 video at some point for 26-50. I've still got other films that I probably like equally as much as a some I put in my top 25. Thanks Stuart!
I have to confess, I thought The Thing would crack the top 5.
Oh I love the film of course. And maybe on some days for me, it would crack the top 5. Just kind of depends on my mood. But overall, I have more history with my top 5 titles, and I think that's probably what really landed them at the top. I didn't really rediscover The Thing until just a few years ago (even though I had seen it once many years ago, back in the 80s or 90s), so I didn't have quite as much history with that title, since there was such a long gap between viewings.
Nice list there. I love a lot of those same films and many of them would be in my top 25 as well though probably in a different order for some of them. I'd probably have Conan the Barbarian somewhere high up the list as well as The Time Machine (with Rod Taylor not the Guy Pearce one) and Journey to the Centre of the Earth (the 1959 one obviously!). I might have Enemy Mine in there somewhere as well as the Back to the Future trilogy (love my time travel stuff) and the original Indiana Jones trilogy would also be high up. But no 1 for me is easily The Lord of the Rings trilogy. My favourite book so I guess it makes sense they are my favorite films. Brilliant adaptations that really honoured the source material. Unlike the recent TV show 🤢. Agree with you on De Niro btw. Cheers.
outstanding list. love that you love true Romance and the Matrix movies and Cameron movies as much as i do.
Right on!! Thanks Ryan, I really appreciate that. And yep, I definitely do love those movies... never get tired of them. Classic stuff. And Cameron's one of my faves ever!! Such an amazing director. I think he gets too much shit from people sometimes... the dude is a massive innovator, and he's always been on the cutting edge of tech with all his films. Thanks so much for watching and becoming a Fuzz Club member... I'm super grateful for the support!
@@TheOriginalFuzz Absolutely you're welcome. Cameron is my favorite Director!! i agree with you, He's innovator and genius. True Romance is my favorite movie. your videos are fantastic.
i was also going to tell you that a top 25 would be hard i can give you my top 10 but 11 -25 I have to really think about that. my top ten would be in this order 1. True Romance, 2. Goldfinger,3. The OG Star wars trilogy, 4.Die Hard, Raiders Of the Lost Ark. 6.T2, 7.The Matrix Quadrilogy, 8. Aliens & The Big Lebowski, 9. The Dark Knight & Gladiator, 10. Blade Runner,Titanic and Armageddon. I have the despecilized editons of the OG star Wars trilogy on blu ray. That the only way I will watch them. I'm with i can't stand the changes Lucas made to those. The CGI looks terrible!
@@rc12078 yeah my Top 25 was the same way... it was pretty tricky, harder than I thought it would be. The first 10 were not too hard, but 11-25 got tough... because you don't want to leave anything important out the top 25 lol. Cool list though! Great choices.
@@TheOriginalFuzz Thanks!
"(fifth element) This is the movie that exposed me to who she was (Milla Jovovich)", lol this is the movie that exposed her to me.
The background interview with her is interesting too.
Yeah it was the first time I had ever heard of Mila myself, and honestly, I kinda fell in love with her character/portrayal right away. She was awesome in the Fifth Element! MULTI-PASS! lol
The 5th element UK release does look way better than the US version, anyone who is a fan of the film should get the UK version for sure 👍🏼
Off the top of my head, without looking at my collection, this is what I came up with:
1 The Green Mile
2 The Abyss
3 Predator
4 Pitch Black
5 Heat
6 Robocop
7 Aliens
8 Training Day
9 The Rock
10 LOTR The Two Towers
11 The Fugitive
12 Crimson Tide
13 Terminator 2
14 Strange Days
15 Man On Fire
16 Blade
17 Monty Python and the Holy Grail
18 LOTR Fellowship of the Ring
19 The Matrix
20 Star Wars Episode 4 A New Hope
21 Men In Black
22 Superman 2
23 Star Trek 2
24 Kindergarten Cop
25 Million Dollar Baby
I might kick myself after I go look to see what I left out, but it was an interesting thought experiment
Very cool list! I love it! I especially love that you ranked The Abyss so high. And I also love that you've got some Tony Scott movies in there. He's the man! Thanks for watching and sharing.
49:26 awesome picks we've got more in common than I thought 😂... Great choices I won't say any of them because I don't wanna spoil it for everyone else ✌🏽
That's awesome to hear, my friend! Thanks so much for watching and commenting. I'd love to see your list at some point and compare notes lol.😉
@@TheOriginalFuzz maybe one day I'll make a video about my top movies it would be a tough one
I've never seen quite a few of these films... Almost Famous, The Score, Scent Of A Woman, Man On Fire, Heat I'll give them a try. I love Die Hard With A Vengeance.. I like films set up as puzzles. It confused my a bit how you did Star Wars trilogy, and Die Hard Trilogy, and mixed Matrix together, but then split up Terminator 2 and 1, and Aliens 1, and 2.
That's just how I felt like doing this particular list. When I make my list videos, some entries are single films, while other entries consist of multiple films. The Alien and Terminator movies are my all-time favorite films, so they were definitely going to each receive a dedicated entry. But with something like the Star Wars original trilogy, I saw all three in the theater as a kid when they first came out, and when I reflect back on them, I think of them as a singular experience. I would never watch only the original Star Wars without watching the other two in the trilogy to complete the story. With the Matrix films... the entry is for the entire franchise as a whole, not just the first film (in other words, going against the grain of those who are only interested in the first film, but not the rest of the story). That's just how I roll with my list videos. I'm flexible with the parameters Lol!
Anyway, yeah, definitely give those films a try. They're excellent. Thanks for watching!
Some nice choices Fuzz, especially True Romance, Speed, Alien and the original Star Wars Trilogy. Like your wife I also love Almost Famous - 2 girls who think alike there . For me I would add:
Blow Out
Fargo
Pulp Fiction
The Long Goodbye
The Big Lebowski
In the Heat of the Night
Three Days of the Condor
Lone Star
Jaws
Ronin
Shaft (original)
Blade Runner (and I don’t particularly like Sci-Fi)
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
Have you seen any of those? What did you think?
Ooo! Nice choices! Funny you should mention Three Days of the Condor... that's actually my other favorite Robert Redford movie along with The Natural. I have the Kino Lober 4K too, and just love it. Me and that film go way back... very rewatchable for me. I also love Blow Out, which may make my 26-50 list. I need to see Heat of the Night... I've never seen it, but I'm intrigued. And of course, I'm a big fan of Ronin as well... that's right during what I consider DeNiro's "prime" (or at least, my favorite era for DeNiro), when he made Heat, Ronin, and The Score within a few years of each other. My favorite DeNiro movies. and yeah, Almost Famous is just a really special movie for me. Really hit me hard the first time I watched it. Great stuff! Thanks for weighing in!
@@TheOriginalFuzz oh, In the Heat of the Night is an incredible film. From Rod Steiger, Sydney Poitier, Lee Grant and Warren Oates to the director Norman Jewison, producer Walter Mirisch, cinematographer Haskell Wexler and editor Hal Ashby its quality from start to finish. Oh, and an outstanding score by Quincy Jones. If you get the Kino Lorber 4K, it includes the two follow up films featuring Sydney Poitier’s Mr. Tibbs character. An amazing release that uses Criterion’s 4K transfer and colour grading. It’s a very special film and a must have in any collection.
Awesome list! You've inspired me to sit down and think about my top 25 and do a video! I'll tag you and give you a shout out when I put it together! By the way, I agree about De Niro, he was a great actor but he's off his rocker these days lol
Thanks Chase! Yeah definitely tag me... I'd love to check it out. It was fun putting it together, but a little challenging lol. BTW, I'm getting ready to dig into your latest video on Exploitation films and horror. What a great topic! Definitely piqued my interest.
@@TheOriginalFuzz oh awesome! Hope you have some fun with it! I was hoping some folks would find that topic interesting... I'll tag you on my top 25 for sure but boy oh boy, it is a surprisingly difficult and intense list to make LOL
@@AVAPopCulture Yeah it is. It kind of took me by surprise. I found my top choices were pretty easy, but once I got past about 8 or 9, it started to get a lot more difficult... because there are so many films I like equally as much.
@@TheOriginalFuzz exactly! I almost feel bad, kind of like I am insulting films I love by not including them 😆
@@AVAPopCulture Exactly! Or, even just the opposite in some cases... wondering if I was giving some films more weight than I should. LOL!
I actually like the remastered aliens. Everyone seems to hate it but looked stunning on my lg 88 inch 8k from the magnetar player
I think there are still plenty of us who dig it... I've heard a number of people giving it high praise. But we're apparently just not quite as loud as the haters LMAO!
Great video Fuzz ! I think there are 10 movies here that I don't really care for or think are "good" but not great but we all have different tastes ! The other 15 are all fantastic choices in my book and would be contenders on my own list. I was particularly happy to hear your love for "Almost Famous" (superb movie and I also love/prefer the "Bootleg cut"), "True Romance" (just a fantastic movie on so many levels, particularly with characters/cast/performances), "The Matrix" (ofc !), "Star Wars" (ofc ! but I have to give a shout out to "Return of the Jedi" I honestly love that movie and think it's even better than IV, for me it's V > VI > IV but we're splitting hairs, it's just an awersome trilogy all round), The Terminator and T2 (what a superb steelbook you have !). I'm not sure "The Fifth Element" would make my top25 but it would be getting up there, I have that same Studio Canal 4K slip edition, I also have the Studio Canal 4K Zavi Steel book edition (I must like this movie cos I've owned it on DVD, Blu-ray and now 2x on 4K ! I also saw it at the cinema when it first came out ! it just gets better with every viewing !), I like "First Blood" a lot but for me the best in the franchise was "Rambo" (not the 2nd movie, the fourth one from 2008...I was so surprised by that one !). I love "The Abyss" and think the 4K is decent, I love "Aliens" but I'm afraid I'm not a fan of that 4K, I prefer the original Blu-ray myself (I think it's clear that we literally don't all see/perceive digitial "enhancement" in the same way, it's not a "philosophical debate" I think our experiences are fundamentally different, for some reason some of us see and appreciate the "extra detail" and some of us see something very "unnatural looking" that we find hard to enjoy, regardless, it's a great movie whether you watch it on 4K or Blu-ray and would be in my top25 also !). "Man on Fire" is very underrated, great to see the love for that one. "Die Hard" is a classic, I gotta say that I really did enjoy the 2nd one but for some reason I never thought the third one was in the same league, I've literally only seen that third one once (at the cinema) but I must give it another view because several people now have told me it's much better than I remember. A few movies that would definitely be in my top25 that didn't make your list would be "Pulp Fiction", "Forrest Gump", "Excalibur", "Blade Runner", "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" and "Conan the Barbarian". I'd love to see your 26-50 ! Once again, great video Fuzz ! Keep up the good work ! 🙂👍
Thanks for all the great feedback! I think we're doing pretty good if we share a love for 15 of my choices. That's great common ground!😉 As for some of your choices, I certainly love Blade Runner and Pulp Fiction... it's possible there may be some Tarantino in my 26-50 (which I'm now thinking I'll definitely do at some point). Thanks so much for for watching!
I’d have most of those same films on my list as well and I really like The Score, Summer 2001 was a great Summer for movies and I also watched The Score in the theater. I remember being off work that summer and my wife worked in the mall and Id take her to work and have a quick lunch in the food court then I’d go see 4 movies and that theater was in competition with another one that had just opened so they had a deal where popcorn and drink refills were all free on top of the cheap ticket prices so it was awesome. I’d quickly hit the washroom between movies and refill my popcorn & drink then onto the next show. There usually was a slight overlap between my wife’s shift and the last movie of 30 or so minutes so she’d be waiting for me on the bench just outside the box office. It all worked out great. I did the same thing during summer 2003 when I was also off work.
Thanks for sharing that! I love to hear stories like that. It's those kind of special moments or times in our lives that really stay with us forever. And I agree, 2001 ended up being a pretty good year for movies, if i remember right. Anyway, yes I love The Score! I can watch that one repeatedly, and still never really get tired of it. Thanks for watching!🙂
I don’t know why most aren’t even familiar with The Score. It was a great movie, and did really good financially.
Thanks for the heads up about that Close Encounters swag box still being available on Amazon! I had been considering grabbing a copy on the bay but because of your video I didn't have to although it does say "Frequently Returned Item". Hopefully they don't send me someone's returned copy lol.
Yeah I noticed that too on the Amazon listing. I'm not sure why that would be, but I wouldn't worry about it. I didn't have any problem with mine when I got it. It was all sealed with cellophane, etc. If you do happen to get one that looks like something is not right, just return it and exchange. But it's a cool little collectible. When I first saw someone display it on social media a couple years back, I knew I just had to have it! LMAO!
frequently returned because when the price drops 10$ the day after buying it, everyone returns their first copy since Amazon doesn't price match but they do allow you to return items
Interesting picks! Also, you've convinced me to watch Matrix Resurrections. I've stayed away for the longest time due to certain reviews and opinions I read online but the fact that you enjoy the whole of the Matrix trilogy like me and you liked Resurrections anyway? That means I gotta give it a shot sometime. Thanks!
You definitely should give Resurrections a shot! I think it got a really bad wrap. Now of course, it's nowhere near as good as the original, and it is a flawed film. It's not perfect. But, it's also a lot of fun... especially if you're into the trilogy and the whole world-building and mythology, then there's actually quite a bit in Resurrections to sink your teeth into... in terms of thoughtfulness and social commentary/subtext, etc.. What I found is that repeat viewings really help with Resurrections, and it's a movie that really can be open to interpretation. I got a lot more out of the movie the second time I watched it than I did the first time (even though I still liked it the first time, there's a lot of little stuff than can be missed on the first viewing). And I've heard other people say that too... that they actually liked the film more after they watched it a second or even third time.
@@TheOriginalFuzz Very interesting. I'll give it a shot on streaming first. I hope I like it! The Matrix was the biggest movie of my teenage years so I'll always have a soft spot for that series.
@@cloudtx Yeah if you're a big fan of the franchise in general (i.e. the trilogy prior to this), then I think you'll probably like it at least somewhat. Streaming is a great idea to try before you buy... but if you do end up liking it enough to want to add it to your collection, I can tell you the 4K disc is absolutely stunning. I think they shot the movie in like 8K or 6K, and we get a really nice looking 4K transfer as a result.
@@TheOriginalFuzz Will keep that in mind. Thanks!
Let's hope we get a new T2 4k transfer soon btw! Also, like you, I prefer the original Terminator (it's my favorite in the franchise) and can't wait for that to get a 4k! Fingers crossed!
Great list! Your No.1 is the same as mine.
That's awesome! Always love meeting fellow Aliens fans! That film really is just the greatest lol. Thanks for watching!
@@TheOriginalFuzz My Top 10:
1. Aliens
2. The Thing
3. The Shawshank Redemption
4. Jaws
5. LOTR: Fellowship....
6. Mad Max : Fury Road
7. Seven Samurai
8. Alien
9. Se7en
10. One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Great stuff! I've never seen Seven Samurai... might have to check that one out at some point.
@@TheOriginalFuzz you definitely should!
The rock!!!! You never have to apologize for talking about True Romance too much lol RIP TONY!! I haven't got the Star Wars on 4k, the comparisons I've seen haven't looked good. I have the bootleg De-Specialized blu-rays & they look amazing.
Die Hard With A Vengeance is easily neck & neck with the original, I feel the original is a "better" film but the 3rd is a "funner to watch"film. I always wished they brought Sam L Jackson back.
Very cool! Thanks man... appreciate you weighing in and watching. I almost felt like I should've had more Tony Scott on my list lol, but when I sat down to figure it all out, there were just so many good movies that I wanted to make sure I included, so I had to limit my Tony Scott appearances on the list. Glad to hear you dig With A Vengeance too. It's so much fun! it's a little cheesier, but that's part of the charm. I found Jeremy Irons to be pretty amusing in that one LOL!
I'm gonna have to do some research on the Star Wars alternate 4K editions available. I've heard those despecialized blu rays are great, but I've also noticed there seem to be a couple different options out there for 4K (in terms of fan restorations/reproductions). So lately I've been leaning more and more toward pulling the trigger on those 4Ks (if I can figure out who, how and where to get them from).
@@TheOriginalFuzz Yea they have a bunch of different versions to choose, you can get them HDR, no HDR, version 1, 2, 3, etc. I didn't do too much research into all that lol I just found the trilogy on Etsy & grabbed them. I think they show up on eBay every now & then too.
I love Jerry Irons in Die Hard 3, especially when they patriotic music comes in & that whole scene where they're are breaking into the vault & the 1 guard is freaking out hahaha
My top ten favorite movies in alphabetical order are:
Braveheart
Bringing Up Baby
Dolores Claiborne
Forrest Gump
Innerspace
Magnolia
Maltese Falcon
Psycho
Purple Rose of Cairo
Singin in the Rain
Before i watch your favourite 25, i'll list my own. Obviously everyone has different taste, and many of the do change slightly from time to time:
25 The Towering Inferno (1974)
24 It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963)
23 Foul Play (1978)
22 Carry On Abroad (1972)
21 The Excorcist 3 (1990)
20 Police Academy 4: Citizens On Patrol (1987)
19 The Negotiator (1998)
18 Road Trip (2000)
17 Speed (1994)
16 Red (2010)
15 Final Destination 2 (2003)
14 The Omen (1976)
13 Star Trek: Generations (1994)
12 Lethal Weapon 2 (1989)
11 Dirty Harry (1971)
10 Halloween Kills (2021)
9 Scream (1996)
8 Star Trek 6: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
7 Love Actually (2003)
6 Die Hard (1988)
5 Beverly Hills Cop (1984)
4 A Fish Called Wanda (1988)
3 Damien: Omen 2 (1978)
2 Halloween (1978)
1 Pulp Fiction (1994)
Interesting that we both have Speed ranked at 17. I also love the first 3 Die Hard films best, although on a recent re-watch i did enjoy the 4th. Yes i also count the first 2 Die Hard films as Christmas films, along with the first Lethal Weapon.
I also agree about Die Hard With A Vengeance, it is ranked i think around 30th, so just misses this list.
Great list! I love The Negotiator... that's one of those films that has a high rewatch value for me. Samuel is just killer in it! And of course I love Tarantino as well... especially earlier Tarantino. Jackie Brown is my favorite of his, but Pulp is right behind it. You have some on your list I've not seen, but I'm curious to look into and check out... so I'll be hitting IMDB to look a few of these up.
Thanks so much for watching the channel and for all the great comments. I really appreciate that. My apologies for my delayed response -- I've been away from the channel for a bit. Usually I'm a little quicker to respond to comments. But I'm getting back into the groove and am working on my next video as we speak. Also, I'm making my way through your various comments, but bear with me if it takes me a bit longer to get through them all. I'm really glad you're enjoying the channel, and it's great to have you here!
I'm not a big "package porn" guy but that Close Encounters box is awesome 🤘
Yeah it's a cool little set. I fell in love with it right away when I saw someone else showing it off on physical media. I contemplated double dipping on it for quite some time before I finally broke down and bought it. But no regrets!
Awesome list Fuzz. You made your picks seem so easy. Confident in all your picks. I had a harder time with 25. After 10 they all mesh together. Lol. Here are my top 10 for your enjoyment. Lol.
10 - Prisoners
9 - Jaws
8 - Mad Max Fury Road
7 - Titanic
6 - Prey
5 - Dunkirk
4 - The Greatest Showman
3 - Ford v Ferrari
2 - The Dark Knight
1 - Braveheart
My honorable mentions would be Disney's Lion King and Oppenheimer.
Thanks so much Dwayne! I totally know what you mean... the first 10 were fairly easy for me, but it got a lot more difficult after 10. That's why I thought it might not be a bad idea to do a part 2 video for 26-50 at some point. Because there are some titles in my top 25 that I probably like equally as much as other titles I wasn't able to include. Anyway, thanks for sharing your Top 10. Some great choices there. I don't think I've ever seen Prisoners (the Denis Villeneuve film, right?), so I'm gonna put that one on my list to check out. And I still have yet to watch Fury Road... I own it as part of my Mad Max 4K set, but I never got around to watching it. I may have to pop that one in pretty soon, because I've heard good things about it. Thanks for watching and chiming in my friend! Great to see you as always.🙂
@TheOriginalFuzz would definitely like to see a part 2. I actually enjoyed your picks from 11 to 25 because your top 10 were pretty predictable, lol. Called Aliens before I even clicked on the video. Lol. Yes, you are right about Prisoners, all his movies are excellent, but Prisoners stays with you a while. It is actually a hard movie to watch, but so damn good. I can almost bet you have never seen the Greatest Showman. I could be wrong, though. I had no interest what so ever, but my oldest son, who is big in theater, really wanted to see it with me, so we all went as a family. I have watched in multiple times since, and the 4k is spectacular. It was the first movie I have ever watched in a theater that received applause. It was a very cool moment. I am very excited to see the new Mad Max. Hearing excellent reviews about it.
@@dwaynesager1864 Yeah that's why I made it a Top 25 list... for regular viewers, I figured my Top 10 would be pretty predictable. I wanted to be able to hopefully throw in a few choices you guys hadn't heard me talk about as much. And you're right, I haven't seen the Greatest Showman. I will add that one to my list as well to check out. Thanks for the tip!
@TheOriginalFuzz BTW, I loved hearing the story of you and your dad taking in a double feature. I have similar memories and hope one day my kids will too.
What's funny is that I like maybe 7 movies on this list. Lol But that's ok. It's your list not mine. I still enjoyed the video.
Well stated about Star Wars. I bought a laser disc player so that I could watch Han shoot Greedo (without Greedo shooting first) and to not see that awful Jabba The Hutt CGI scene
More recommendations to my watch lists with some of these I’ve not seen.
Like you my friend, I appreciate ALL the Matrix films, even the newest in Resurrections. Of course none are as great as the first, but these films all have so many layers we can go back to time and time again.
Thanks for another great list vid!
Oh…and DeNiro is a batshit crazy moron to me as well. Good actor, but I don’t like him as a character these days.
Right on my friend! Thanks so much. Glad to hear there were a few you've not seen yet. And yeah that's exactly what I love about those Matrix films... how many layers there are. They're all so much fun, but also give viewers so much more to chew on than your average franchise. I never get tired of rewatching them! Great to see you Ken! Thanks for watching and weighing in.
Great list. I just do not understand for the life of me how The Rock and Armegeddon have not received the royal 4k treatment? IMO these are 2 of Michael Bays best...
It's largely because those films have been under Disney's control, and they haven't been very good about releasing catalog titles on 4K. But hopefully that will change with their new Sony partnership/ distribution deal for physical media. Thanks for watching and weighing in!
@TheOriginalFuzz thank you for that information, and I really hope that happens.
Just a couple of thoughts. Did you know that SCENT OF A WOMAN is a remake of the 1974 Italian film PROFUMO DI DONNA, which was a major International success and nominated for the best foreign film Oscar of 1975? Al Pacino's Oscar-winning performance in the American version is generally considered one of the hammiest on record. Likewise, I wonder if you realize that the Denzel Washington version of MAN ON FIRE is considered a schlock rehash of a much better original starring Scott Glenn made in 1987. I'm curious to know if you've seen the originals of both of these films. I'm also curious about why you consider Robert De Niro an "idiot". Don't let me guess.
I wonder how is possible not to "like so much" De Niro when you love so much movies ? 😶🤔Anyway, your choices are pretty good ! 🙂 I also forgive you about the Fifth Element that you have in 10th position front of Star Wars 👀
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All good films. Since these are all from just 1 country, how about doing a list of your favourite non-American films?
Yeah I'm American, so all my personal favorites are the American film productions I grew up with. Honestly, outside of Italian horror or Hong Kong martial arts/crime drama films, I don't usually watch a whole lot of foreign films (with maybe occasional exceptions here and there). However, I may make a video at some point discussing my favorite Italian horror films or Hong Kong crime films, martial arts films, etc. But that's probably about as close to a video on foreign titles as I would get.
Yep everyone a died in the wool samn masterpiece 😂
I cannot put my absolute favorite #1-25 because it all depends on what I am in the mood to watch. So my top 25 will be alphabetized:
1) Back to the Future
2) Blade
3) Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2
4) Dirty Dancing
5) E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
6) First Blood
7) Ford V Ferrari
8) Forrest Gump
9) Gran Torino
10) Indiana Jones
11) Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark
12) JAWS
13) Me, Myself and Irene
14) Risky Business
15) Rocky
16) Rocky II
17) Rocky III
18) Stand By Me
19) The Crow
20) The Greatest Showman
21) The NeverEnding Story
22) The Revenant
23) The Shining
24) There's Something About Mary
25) You Don't Mess With the Zohan
Yeah I totally get it. It's tough to do, and my mood varies too. Great list! I have quite a few of those titles as well. Thanks for watching and weighing in with your choices.
Me, myself and Irene, yes! A true gem but sadly somewhat underappreciated, with an amazing soundtrack.
In no specific order:
The Rocky franchise
Chariots of Fire
The Godfather
The Godfather Part II
The Ten Commandments
It’s a Wonderful Life
Planet of the Apes (original)
No Country For Old Men
Blade Runner
Hoosiers
True Grit (original)
King Kong (original)
The Searchers
Cool Hand Luke
El Dorado
Mississippi Burning
Unforgiven
Jaws
Minority Report
The Sound of Music
The Bear
At Eternity’s Gate
Singin’ in the Rain
Quiz Show
Escape From Alcatraz
Jurassic Park
Red River
White Christmas
Gladiator
Creature From the Black Lagoon
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
A River Runs Through It
The Hustler
Soylent Green
Hamlet (the Mel Gibson one)
Great stuff! I forgot all about it, but I love Hoosiers. I'm a huge Gene Hackman fan, and that is such a great film. I'm not even a big sports, and I still love that movie. High rewatch value too (although it's been a few years since I've personally seen it). I'll have to add that to my collection on blu ray... haven't gotten around to it yet. Thanks for sharing and watching!
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Great actor. Miss seeing him in films, but he retired at the right time.
Bladerunner
Wrath of Khan
Alien
The Thing
Lawrence of Arabia
Road Warrior
Touch of Evil
Casablanca
Thin Red Line Criterion Blu-ray
Double Indemnity
Once upon a Time in the West
The Shining
Jaws
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Heat Blu-ray
Apocalypse Now
Escape from New York
Singing in the Rain
Predator
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Notorious (Hitchcock)Blu-ray
Vertigo
Last Waltz
The Train
Ben Hur Blu-ray
Great stuff! Very cool to see we share a few titles in common (and I also own some of the other ones on your list that weren't on mine). Thanks for watching and commenting with your choices!
HEAT is an all-time great! ....but I kinda wish all the wife/girlfriend stuff had been cut except for DeNiro's.
Oh I totally know what you mean... yes those are my least favorite moments in the film. I didn't really like the wife of Pacino's character in the film. She was annoying. Sometimes I'll even fast forward through a couple of those scenes LMAO!
No pre-70s movies? And no Scorsese?
No not for this list. I don't typically focus on pre-70s movies on this channel. Mostly 70s-00s action, sci-fi and horror. I just made a few exceptions for this list. And I'm only luke-warm on Scorcese... I don't necessarily dislike his work, and I do like a few of his films. But none of his movies would be in all-time favorite territory for me personally. I respect him, but just don't personally connect with his work as much as others do. Thanks for watching.
Donnie Brasco > Fifth Element 1997
Wrath of Khan > The Thing 1982
Born on the 4th of July > The Abyss 1989
Goodfellas > Total Recall 1990
Matrix 1999 👍
Seven > Heat 1995
Silence of the Lambs > T2 1991
Apocalypse Now > Alien 1979
Terminator 1984👍
Aliens 1986 👍
Well I wouldn't personally compare most of those movies to each other (where you indicated with the ">" symbol), because most are apples to oranges comparisons -- i.e. completely different types of films. But if what you're saying is that those are your personal top favorites, then that's cool. I like some of those as well, especially Goodfellas. Thanks for watching and weighing in.
Escape from New York is dts-hd master audio from scream factory
There is a Dolby Atmos mix on the Scream Factory 4K disc. I just double-checked. I think the confusion is because it wasn't printed on the exterior packaging. But when you pop in the disc and go to the audio set-up options, you can in fact select a Dolby atmos mix -- in addition to the DTS-HD master mixes. It was just a misprint on their packaging.
Thanks fuzz! They did the same with Creepshow 4k
@@Veniceredmask01Yeah they've been known to do that from time to time. Lol.
Listened to this video on a long drive.
I don’t care for Robert DeNiro either.
A lot of the same reasons I don’t like Whoopi Goldberg.
I watched Escape From New York the other day.
I know it’s John Carpenter but I just found it dated and cheesy.
Probably won’t watch it again and can fetch a decent amount for it on EBay.
I thought Back to the Future would have been on your list but obviously wasn’t
Yeah i like the Back to the Future trilogy and I of course own it on 4K (looks incredible on the format!), but I've never really placed those films quite as high as other people do. But they're great choices. And I get it about Escape... It's not necessarily for everyone. But I don't mind the dated aspects. Takes me back in time a bit and adds to the charm for me. Big nostalgia factor. Thanks for watching and chiming in!
Al Pacino much better actor than jack ass R De Niro who needs read of a card to tell everyone what he really thinks? shocking to see an actor reading to public. Sylvester Stallon got more acting talent than Swarznegger who famous for one liners ....someone wrote it for him cause his English is still kinda poor 😂. Stallons acting in Death Race 2000 (original) is awsome fun.
With Matrix Resurrections the first 40-45 minutes is bad in my opinion. After Neo gets awaken out of the matrix, that is where the movie is very good the rest of the way to the end. Its like watching two different movies in one.
I like the first 45 mins of Resurrections. The director was basically giving a giant middle finger to Warner Brothers in their own movie, and it was glorious! LMAO! I thought it was kind of funny.
Robert DeNiro = 🤡
He plays the same guy in every movie
Great list though
You're missing some great movies. Big Trouble in Little China, Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, Gremlins, The Dark Night, Batman '89, Training Day, which are all in the 25 greatest movies of all time
It's all subjective... there's no such thing as an objective list when we're talking about movies or other types of art. But I respect your choices. Thanks for watching.
@TheOriginalFuzz I understand that. There are so many great movies it is hard to pick a small amount 🙂
After watching your last video I decided that I had to have the True Romance steelbook in the "chunky box." Found it on eBay, new and in the original plastic for 50 bucks total. I was super-psyched.
That's awesome! And honestly, that's not a bad price at all for a deluxe steelbook hard box edition like that, which I believe has been out of print for a while. Even Arrow's own list price/MSRP on those when they were first released was like $65 or something. Congrats on getting that. Has it arrived yet? If not, you're in for a treat... the steelbook and box look so much cooler in-hand then even over the video. The steelbook has this striking metallic look, and the colors really pop. It's also worth noting that ARrow doesn't usually do that deluxe steelbook box set configuration very often. I think they've only done it for a couple other titles (I know they did for David Lynch's Dune). But most of the time, their chunky boxes have just standard amaray cases in them, rather than steelbooks. So you've definitely got yourself something a little extra unique and collectible with this particular release.
@@TheOriginalFuzz It did arrive, I was holding my breath. It was listed at 50 with offers accepted. I offered 45 and the seller accepted. I'm always skeptical of things on the secondary market, but the product delivered matched the description. Sometimes you find a seller that needs the cash. The steelbook does look better in-hand. I think that was part of the reason I had to have it. I wanted to see it for myself after your description in the last video!
Here’s my top 100
1. Mulholland Drive
2. Synecdoche New York
3. American Psycho
4. Blue Velvet
5. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
6. Dune Part 2
7. Miller’s Crossing
8. The Departed
9. Casino
10. Eraserhead
11. Hot Fuzz
12. The Lighthouse
13. Django Unchained
14. The Big Lebowski
15. Trainspotting
16. Hard Boiled
17. Goodfellas
18. Face Off
19. Braindead (Dead Alive)
20. Akira
21. Tombstone
22. Army of Darkness
23. Hausu
24. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
25. Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
26. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
27. Paris, Texas
28. Lost Highway
29. The Wild Bunch
30. Ghost in the Shell
31. Holy Motors
32. Tora Tora Tora
33. The Man Who Wasn’t There
34. Some Like It Hot
35. Kill Bill Vol. 1
36. The Killer
37. Team America: World Police
38. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
39. Suspiria (2018)
40. Nightcrawler
41. A Fish Called Wanda
42. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
43. The Raid
44. Mad Max: Fury Road
45. Total Recall
46. Battle Royale
47. Cure
48. No Country for Old Men
49. I Saw the Devil
50. Killer Joe
51. Parasite
52. There Will Be Blood
53. Everything Everywhere All At Once
54. Funny Games (1997)
55. Fight Club
56. Donnie Darko
57. Apocalypse Now
58. Bubba Ho-Tep
59. Fargo
60. Brazil
61. Beau is Afraid
62. Into the Wild
63. It’s Such a Beautiful Day
64. North by Northwest
65. Full Metal Jacket
66. Burning
67. Scarface
68. Guardians of the Galaxy
69. The House that Jack Built
70. Avengers: Infinity War
71. Captain America: Civil War
72. This is Spinal Tap
73. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
74. Train to Busan
75. In Bruges
76. Black Dynamite
77. Midsommar
78. American History X
79. Ed Wood
80. V For Vendetta
81. The Ninth Gate
82. The Dark Knight
83. Saving Private Ryan
84. The Piano Teacher
85. Shaun of the Dead
86. Casino Royale
87. Watchmen
88. Ghost World
89. Almost Famous
90. Leon: The Professional
91. Pulp Fiction
92. Princess Mononoke
93. Poor Things
94. Heavy Metal
95. Das Boot
96. Evil Dead II
97. Patton
98. The Wailing
99. Naked Lunch
100. Sexy Beast
Wow that must've taken some time to put together! Thanks for sharing. I'm not sure how long it would take me to put together 100... I found even 25 a bit challenging. But a lot of good titles in there... I own quite a few of them myself. Thanks so much for watching! Appreciate it.
@@TheOriginalFuzz Updating it is a daily task that I find very rewarding 😁 Been watching tons of stuff lately and rethinking some of my picks as I discover and rediscover more and more great films. No problem and cheers!
Agreed De Niro is 100% a clown. Subbed!
Thanks so much for watching and subbing! Really appreciate it.
I think 🤔 you're close to my age 54. I appreciate your videos and list. I will be adding to my Amazon wishlist your recommendations👍😎😎
Yep I turn 54 later this year. I was definitely going for a Generation X perspective/tone with this channel, so a lot of the movies and releases I discuss are catalog titles from the 70s through the 90s or 00s. Thanks again for watching!
@@TheOriginalFuzz Thank you. When you said you remember watching Star Wars in the theater I said to myself I think 🤔 he's my age. 🤣 Stay cool 😎 brother
You might try a genre list. Top 25 Westerns, latin influence movies, horror, drama, sci-fi, action, comedy. I don't know just a cool 😎 suggestion.👍🤓
Well most of what I focus on with this channel is action, sci-fi and horror genres (and 80s nostalgia) -- since those are my favorite genres and the ones I tend to collect the most. But I do have some genre-specific (and era-specific) videos on the channel, if you're interested in checking them out. Here's a playlist to browse for all of my ranking/list videos... some are specific to action, some focus on sci-fi, and some on horror (from different decades). And then I've also done a few videos that are director-specific or actor-specific. Here's the playlist link: th-cam.com/play/PLvqNqhXG6gXTOZaa2GXG6GTV85km39DcJ.html
I'm hoping for a 4k version of the Rock. That is such a good movie. I don't understand how there are some horrible movies on 4k yet good movies that deserve a 4k upgrade are stuck on DVD or Blu-ray 🤬
Oh I hear ya man! We definitely need The Rock on 4K asap. The reason we haven't seen a 4K release for that one yet is because it's owned by Disney now (they own all the old movies from 20th Century Fox, Hollywood Pictures, and Touchstone Pictures), and Disney has been absolutely terrible about releasing catalog titles on 4K. We've gotten a few big ones on the format (like Speed and Die Hard), but for the most part, Disney doesn't really care about physical media... so they've been hosing us on the 4K releases. And that's why some major titles like The Rock and others haven't received 4k releases to date. But the good news is, Disney recently inked a deal with Sony to have Sony take over physical media distribution of all Disney-owned titles. The people at Disney are clueless and don't know what they're doing (they fired all the good, knowledgeable people there)... but Sony is a different story. Sony does have good people working in their home media division who actually know what they're doing, so I'm hoping this will be a good sign for finally getting titles like The Rock released on 4K. I'd like to see Gone in 60 Seconds and ConAir on 4K too!
Not a big Spielberg fan??? Dude how can you not love Raiders Of The Lost Ark, Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom, Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade, The Color Purple, Jurassic Park, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, War Of The Worlds, Minority Report. Spielberg has practically done it all.
I'm fine with Spielberg's sci-fi and adventure films (like many of the ones you mentioned), but outside of those, I don't really care about most of the non-sci-fi/adventure movies he's made. So I like Jurassic and Minority Report, etc. But I couldn't care less about films like The Color Purple or Schindler's List or Amistad.
@@TheOriginalFuzz Those are some of the best films ever made. What is it that turns you off about those three?
@@kotobukiya70 I just have zero interest in them. They're not for me. Spielberg made a handful of movies I really like (well, maybe 6-7), that I think are well done. But outside of those, I'm not really interested in most of his output.
@@TheOriginalFuzz I see.