What would your top ten look like? Honorable Mentions: Walkabout Love and Death Deep Red Manhattan An Unmarried Woman Two Lane Blacktop The Parallax View Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid The Warriors The Man Who Would Be King
Who Ranked this list ??? French Connection at #37??? That's A Joke! Any 1970s movie list that excluded The Posiden Adventure or The Outlaw Josey Wales AINT Legit ! 😎
GOAT decade for movies if we’re being honest (the whole New Hollywood era really), especially if we’re talking about Hollywood. Also the best combination between popularity and quality. All the inspiration from previous decades in film history, how society was at that point, so on… led to that culmination of non-stop terrific movies. That was the peak of it all. Furthermore, you have amazing stuff from all kinds of genres and such… the diversity aligned with the value is also crazy to think of.
Only 4 missing from my Top 20. 3 from my Top 10 missing are Marathon Man, Slap Shot & High Plains Drifter. The Outlaw Josey Wales is only one missing from 11-20. My Top 100 is 1. Chinatown. 2. Deliverance. 3. Alien 4. Taxi Driver. 5. Jaws. 6. Blazing Saddles. 7. Marathon Man. 8. Dirty Harry 9. High Plains Drifter. 10.. Slap Shot. 11. The Godfather I&II. 12. The French Connection. 13. One Flew Over The Cukoos N 14:05 That Jazz. 17. The Outlaw Josey Wales. 18. Carrie. 19. Network. 20. Animal House. 21. Young Frankenstein. 22. Night Moves. 23. Black Christmas. 24. The Sting. 25. Electra Glide In Blue. 26. American Graffiti. 27. Patton. 28. Phantasm. 28. Super Fly. 29. Shaft. 30. Dog Day Afternoon. 31. The Jerk. 32. Straight Time. 33. Straw Dogs. 34. The Parallax View. 35. The Last Detail. 36. The Poseidon Adventure. 37. Heaven Can Wait. 38. The Longest Yard. 39. Mean Streets. 40. Being There. 41. Thunderbolt And Lightfoot. 42. Five Easy Pieces. 43. Sleuth. 44. A Clockwork Orange. 45. The Conversation. 46. The Wicker Man. 47. The Outfit. 48. The Omen. 49. Silent Movie. 50. Prime Cut. 51. Magnum Force. 52. Bang The Drum Slowly. 53. The Omega Man. 54. Soylent Green. 55. Westworld. 56. Little Big Man. 57. The Enforcer. 58. The Seven Ups. 59. The Getaway. 60. Scarecrow. 61. The Day Of The Locust. 62. The Exorcist. 63. The Rocky Horror Picture Show. 64. A Film About Jimi Hendrix. 65. The Song Remains The Same. 66. Race With The Devil. 67. Bring Me The Head Alfredo Garcia. 68. The Long Goodbye. 69. Looking For Mr Goodbar. 70. Return Of The Pink Panther. 71. Pink Panther Strikes Again. 72. The Taking Of Phelam 123. 73. The Bad News Bears. 74. Assault On Precinct13. 75. The Friends Of Eddie Coyle. 76. Sorcerer 77. The Towering Inferno. 78. MASH. 79. The Last Picture Show. 80. Earthquake. 81. Star Wars. 82. Papillon. 83. Escape From Alcatraz. 84. Serpico. 85. Sleeper. 86. Saving The Tiger. 87. Monty Python And The Holy Grail. 88. Silent Running. 89. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. 90. The Last House On The Left. 91. Dawn Of The Dead. 92. Up In Smoke. 93. Silver Streak. 94. Kelly's Heroes. 95. Death Wish. 96. 10. 97. Foul Play. 98. Jeremiah Johnson. 99. Warriors. 100. The Deer Hunter
there's NO WAY The Exorcist, which was such a ballsy revolutionary movie back in 73..and highly influential..would be anywhere below number 10. my Top 10 (as objectively as possible): 1 The Godfather & The Godfather Part II - AGREED on counting this as one giant epic masterpiece 2 Star Wars - just for the groundbreaking space opera it was 3 The Exorcist - there's no horror movie that's come close to topping it...and aside from that, it's just a really great movie classic that not only broke grounds but also shocked global audience 4 Jaws - the movie that started summer blockbusters 5 Apocalypse Now - it's the definitive Nam movie of the era of 'Nam 6 Taxi Driver 7 Chinatown 8 A Clockwork Orange 9 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 10 Rocky - no one can deny just how iconic it is...both as sports movie and a movie about a true underdog
My Top 15 (Alphabetically): Alien, All the President's Men, Annie Hall, Chinatown, Clockwork Orange, Deer Hunter, Jaws, Godfather, Godfather, Pt II, The Muppet Movie, National Lampoon's Animal House, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Rocky, The Sting, Taxi Driver
You don't like dog day afternoon? It's one of my favorite movies of all time. I was born in the 80s so maybe I'm missing the cultural attitude towards this movie.
Patton 1970 A New Leaf 1971 The Godfather 1972 Last Tango In Paris 1972 Jeremiah Johnson 1972 The Friends of Eddie Coyle. 1973 Benji 1974 Chinatown 1974 The Conversation 1974 Farewell, My Lovely 1975 Jaws 1975 The Man Who Would Be King 1975 The Reporter 1975 Rocky 1976 The Killing of a Chinese Bookie 1976 Fire Sale 1977 Slapshot 1977 Smokey and the Bandit 1977 The Deerhunter 1978 Alien 1979 Apocalypse Now 1979 Being There 1979 Meatballs 1979 The Black Stallion 1979
Ten that didn't make your list: Sleuth, Electra Glide in Blue, Report to the Commissioner, Assault on Precinct 13, Across 110th Street, The Last Waltz, The Beguiled, Cooley High, The Poseidon Adventure and Straight Time.
Where’s Silent Running? Vanishing Point? The Jerk? Outlaw of Josey Wales? Poseidon Adventure? American Graffiti? Up in Smoke? 1941? Meatballs? Foul Play?
My Favorites Not on your list are Rider on the Rain The Honeymoon Killers Last Known Address The Wolf Child Two Mules for Sister Sara The Things of Life Ballad of Cable Hogue The Out-of-Towners The Confession Soldier Blue Little Big Man La Rupture Love Story Vanishing Point Klute Max and the Junkmen 10 Rillington Place The Beguiled The Andromeda Strain Le Chat The Panic in Needle Park Play Misty for Me Jo Red Sun Duck You Sucker Duel Family Life The Cowboys Man in the Wilderness Silent Running Whats Up Doc? Play It Again Sam Jeremiah Johnson Frenzy Butterflies Are Free
Jaws The Godfather The Godfather II Star Wars: A New Hope Serpico The Deer Hunter Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Alien One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest Taxi Driver The Sting The French Connection The Towering Inferno Close Encounters of the Third Kind Klute Norma Rae Chinatown Superman The Last Detail Bugsy Malone Apocalypse Now
Most part of these movies are american as usual.Just a little list of european ones..Don t waste your time making tops 100,prefer watching french or italian movies for example (and some are really better than certains of this US list),to create you a real cinema culture!
What would your top ten look like?
Honorable Mentions:
Walkabout
Love and Death
Deep Red
Manhattan
An Unmarried Woman
Two Lane Blacktop
The Parallax View
Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid
The Warriors
The Man Who Would Be King
You forgot THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN bonehead (from 976-CREOLEMAN)!
I think you forgot Midnight Express, Serpico and Escape from Alcatraz
Thank you for making these! So many good ones here I'd never heard of before. Time to start watching some 70s stuff 😊
Who Ranked this list ??? French Connection at #37??? That's A Joke! Any 1970s movie list that excluded The Posiden Adventure or The Outlaw Josey Wales AINT Legit ! 😎
GOAT decade for movies if we’re being honest (the whole New Hollywood era really), especially if we’re talking about Hollywood. Also the best combination between popularity and quality.
All the inspiration from previous decades in film history, how society was at that point, so on… led to that culmination of non-stop terrific movies. That was the peak of it all. Furthermore, you have amazing stuff from all kinds of genres and such… the diversity aligned with the value is also crazy to think of.
The Seventies was the last golden decade of film. The list should be 200.
Great work! Please, if you can, it would be fantastic the Top 100 movies of the 1960s, at least...
Awesome list
Only 4 missing from my Top 20. 3 from my Top 10 missing are Marathon Man, Slap Shot & High Plains Drifter. The Outlaw Josey Wales is only one missing from 11-20. My Top 100 is 1. Chinatown. 2. Deliverance. 3. Alien 4. Taxi Driver. 5. Jaws. 6. Blazing Saddles. 7. Marathon Man. 8. Dirty Harry 9. High Plains Drifter. 10.. Slap Shot. 11. The Godfather I&II. 12. The French Connection. 13. One Flew Over The Cukoos N 14:05 That Jazz. 17. The Outlaw Josey Wales. 18. Carrie. 19. Network. 20. Animal House. 21. Young Frankenstein. 22. Night Moves. 23. Black Christmas. 24. The Sting. 25. Electra Glide In Blue. 26. American Graffiti. 27. Patton. 28. Phantasm. 28. Super Fly. 29. Shaft. 30. Dog Day Afternoon. 31. The Jerk. 32. Straight Time. 33. Straw Dogs. 34. The Parallax View. 35. The Last Detail. 36. The Poseidon Adventure. 37. Heaven Can Wait. 38. The Longest Yard. 39. Mean Streets. 40. Being There. 41. Thunderbolt And Lightfoot. 42. Five Easy Pieces. 43. Sleuth. 44. A Clockwork Orange. 45. The Conversation. 46. The Wicker Man. 47. The Outfit. 48. The Omen. 49. Silent Movie. 50. Prime Cut. 51. Magnum Force. 52. Bang The Drum Slowly. 53. The Omega Man. 54. Soylent Green. 55. Westworld. 56. Little Big Man. 57. The Enforcer. 58. The Seven Ups. 59. The Getaway. 60. Scarecrow. 61. The Day Of The Locust. 62. The Exorcist. 63. The Rocky Horror Picture Show. 64. A Film About Jimi Hendrix. 65. The Song Remains The Same. 66. Race With The Devil. 67. Bring Me The Head Alfredo Garcia. 68. The Long Goodbye. 69. Looking For Mr Goodbar. 70. Return Of The Pink Panther. 71. Pink Panther Strikes Again. 72. The Taking Of Phelam 123. 73. The Bad News Bears. 74. Assault On Precinct13. 75. The Friends Of Eddie Coyle. 76. Sorcerer 77. The Towering Inferno. 78. MASH. 79. The Last Picture Show. 80. Earthquake. 81. Star Wars. 82. Papillon. 83. Escape From Alcatraz. 84. Serpico. 85. Sleeper. 86. Saving The Tiger. 87. Monty Python And The Holy Grail. 88. Silent Running. 89. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. 90. The Last House On The Left. 91. Dawn Of The Dead. 92. Up In Smoke. 93. Silver Streak. 94. Kelly's Heroes. 95. Death Wish. 96. 10. 97. Foul Play. 98. Jeremiah Johnson. 99. Warriors. 100. The Deer Hunter
Black Christmas, yes!!
there's NO WAY The Exorcist, which was such a ballsy revolutionary movie back in 73..and highly influential..would be anywhere below number 10.
my Top 10 (as objectively as possible):
1 The Godfather & The Godfather Part II - AGREED on counting this as one giant epic masterpiece
2 Star Wars - just for the groundbreaking space opera it was
3 The Exorcist - there's no horror movie that's come close to topping it...and aside from that, it's just a really great movie classic that not only broke grounds but also shocked global audience
4 Jaws - the movie that started summer blockbusters
5 Apocalypse Now - it's the definitive Nam movie of the era of 'Nam
6 Taxi Driver
7 Chinatown
8 A Clockwork Orange
9 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
10 Rocky - no one can deny just how iconic it is...both as sports movie and a movie about a true underdog
My Top 15 (Alphabetically):
Alien, All the President's Men, Annie Hall, Chinatown, Clockwork Orange, Deer Hunter, Jaws, Godfather, Godfather, Pt II, The Muppet Movie, National Lampoon's Animal House, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Rocky, The Sting, Taxi Driver
You don't like dog day afternoon? It's one of my favorite movies of all time. I was born in the 80s so maybe I'm missing the cultural attitude towards this movie.
@@Desh727 I do like DDA. Just missed the list actually
Love seeing Sorcerer on the list. Surprised Death Wish didn’t make it.
Enter the Dragon gets my vote for number !
What happened to "Invasion Of The Body Snatchers"? Donald Southerland.
Patton 1970
A New Leaf 1971
The Godfather 1972
Last Tango In Paris 1972
Jeremiah Johnson 1972
The Friends of Eddie Coyle. 1973
Benji 1974
Chinatown 1974
The Conversation 1974
Farewell, My Lovely 1975
Jaws 1975
The Man Who Would Be King 1975
The Reporter 1975
Rocky 1976
The Killing of a Chinese Bookie 1976
Fire Sale 1977
Slapshot 1977
Smokey and the Bandit 1977
The Deerhunter 1978
Alien 1979
Apocalypse Now 1979
Being There 1979
Meatballs 1979
The Black Stallion 1979
YES!!? 👍👍👍👍
Who still can't believe Annie Hall beat Star Wars for best picture?
I take it this is your personal list. Because there is no way "Halloween" would be above "The Exorcist" in box office records...
Mad Max (1979) should have made this list.
Ten that didn't make your list: Sleuth, Electra Glide in Blue, Report to the Commissioner, Assault on Precinct 13, Across 110th Street, The Last Waltz, The Beguiled, Cooley High, The Poseidon Adventure and Straight Time.
Serpico?
Where’s Silent Running? Vanishing Point? The Jerk? Outlaw of Josey Wales? Poseidon Adventure? American Graffiti? Up in Smoke? 1941? Meatballs? Foul Play?
Amerucab Graffiti is included!
Halloween isn't a better movie than Clockwork orange, no way José
"annie hall" has got to be the most overrated movie of all time.
L take
American Beauty, The Graduate, & The King’s Speech are all vastly more overrated.
@@patrickc3419 agreed, but i'll take those 3 over "annie hall" any day.
I'll watch it because of your comment AND I'll tell you
@@angelcamargo614 can't wait! people talk about that flick like it's a masterpiece. it's 3 day old vomit.
Pelham 123 at #100??? What are you Smokin???
My Favorites Not on your list are
Rider on the Rain
The Honeymoon Killers
Last Known Address
The Wolf Child
Two Mules for Sister Sara
The Things of Life
Ballad of Cable Hogue
The Out-of-Towners
The Confession
Soldier Blue
Little Big Man
La Rupture
Love Story
Vanishing Point
Klute
Max and the Junkmen
10 Rillington Place
The Beguiled
The Andromeda Strain
Le Chat
The Panic in Needle Park
Play Misty for Me
Jo
Red Sun
Duck You Sucker
Duel
Family Life
The Cowboys
Man in the Wilderness
Silent Running
Whats Up Doc?
Play It Again Sam
Jeremiah Johnson
Frenzy
Butterflies Are Free
This list is defective. Where is Warriors?
Where is Rollerball one of the best films of the seventies!
clockwork orange is wayy to low
A Bridge Too Far?
Hey! You cannot pick 2 movies to be #1. Both those movies are BORING. And that's the bottom line cause Stone Cold said so (from 976-CREOLEMAN)!
Jaws
The Godfather
The Godfather II
Star Wars: A New Hope
Serpico
The Deer Hunter
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Alien
One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest
Taxi Driver
The Sting
The French Connection
The Towering Inferno
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Klute
Norma Rae
Chinatown
Superman
The Last Detail
Bugsy Malone
Apocalypse Now
Most part of these movies are american as usual.Just a little list of european ones..Don t waste your time making tops 100,prefer watching french or italian movies for example (and some are really better than certains of this US list),to create you a real cinema culture!
Bergman is god ..
But in the 70's please no !!!!
Tarcovsky 😴😴😴😴😴
Star Wars should be at number 2 or 3
Poor production.