foxblood: my top 50 movies

foxblood 06.10.19	any of you guys fans of some of these?
Ryus 06.10.19	pls explain 43 bruh
foxblood 06.10.19	lol I think it's really funny. It has a completely open big budget freedom to it but it aims to do nothing but be silly and stupid. it has a lot of memorable scenes that are abstract stupidity just for fun that are fun to watch with others to see their reactions. I love the Rip Torn stuff.
robertsona 06.10.19	love the looming presence of hitchcock. do you like other movies (Bringing Up Baby) directed by Howard Hawks? he's a very iconic director in my circles, and I love THE BIG SLEEP, ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS, RIO BRAVO...(although none of those is a comedy)
budgie 06.10.19	i was getting read to make fun of this list but i actually love it. btw you have beetlejuice listed twice
rockarollacola 06.10.19	0/10. No Critters 2: The Main Course.
foxblood 06.10.19	Yeah Hitchcock is great. Rio Bravo and The Big Sleep are good, I love His Girl Friday. I haven't seen a lot of his stuff though. Thanks budgie I knew I would do that, replaced it with Ben-Hur. you joke rock but I do actually enjoy shit like that
robertsona 06.10.19	yeah I imagine someone who likes Bringing Up Baby would like His Girl Friday as well. are you a fan of Leo McCarey? Not to completely dominate this list with auteurist director-focused talk but I'm curious if you'd like either of his 1937 films (released the same year yeah! woah!): Make Way for Tomorrow or The Awful Truth
foxblood 06.10.19	The Awful Truth is great, but it's been so long I have to rewatch it. I actually saw a lot of these movies from before the 50's for the first time as a kid. My favorite channel growing up was TCM and I know I saw it on there before but I can't remember it too well. I saw so many back then that as an adult I just try to track them all back down and remember them so I can rewatch them. Make Way for Tomorrow I have never heard of though. 'auteurist director-focused' is not a problem lol.
Trifolium 06.10.19	Rear Window, Once Upon A Time In The West, 12 Angry Men are very cool too, you'd probably like them a lot. Maybe Intolerable Cruelty, Slow West, The Red Turtle for some reeeaallly good even-moderner films.
robertsona 06.10.19	yeah MWFT is the same director and the same year as The Awful Truth but a complete 180 in terms of mood. it's a total heartbreaker, inspired Yasujiro Ozu to make Tokyo Story. so good
Trifolium 06.10.19	Oh and Seven Samurai
rockandmetaljunkie 06.10.19	You have a nice taste my friend, but all things considered, there are a lot of classics which i guess you have not seen. For example, i don't know how one wouldn't include a film like Schindler's list, unless he hasn't seen it.
Trebor. 06.10.19	Freddy Got Fingered is so good
Trebor. 06.10.19	There's been a litany of classic movies in the past decade, maybe you're looking in the wrong places?
JoeTex 06.10.19	billy wilder rules
foxblood 06.10.19	I do love Rear Window, Once Upon A Time In The West, and 12 Angry Men. I've seen all of Hitchcock, even his silent films. I've never heard of Slow West or The Red Turtle. Spielberg is hit or miss for me, I love some of his movies like Saving Private Ryan and Minority Report. Schindler's list just isn't one of them. recommend a few Treb, I'm not saying I'm any kind of expert on what's out there in modern film so that's very possible. billy wilder is good, Some Like It Hot is a fav.
WeepingBanana 06.10.19	FGF is the only good film on this list Imagine liking 6 films from the 30s lmao
Trifolium 06.10.19	''I've never heard of Slow West or The Red Turtle.'' Both totally worth your time. Slow West is an New Zealand based super psychedelic Western; The Red Turtle a dialogue-less hand drawn animation film which is utterly moving.
Trebor. 06.10.19	First Reformed Frances Ha The Favourite The Lobster The Killing of a Sacred Deer You Were Never Really Here Call Me By Your Name Moonlight Roma Phantom Thread The Master Shoplifters The Witch Under The Skin Blue Ruin Good Time Anomalisa The Hunt For The Wilderpeople
butt. 06.10.19	The Shining, The Thing, and Halloween? A man of fine taste I see.
butt. 06.10.19	@treb Blue Ruin niiiice! Have you seen Green Room? That's probably in my top 10 of all time
Trebor. 06.10.19	@ButtBoy yeah Green Room is tight
Trifolium 06.10.19	Oh and also In Bruges.
budgie 06.10.19	nice treb, blue ruin rules. green room too. also MURDER PARTY, first film by saulnier
Trebor. 06.10.19	love Saulnier but wasn't too keen on Murder Party
butt. 06.10.19	yeah same, something about Murder Party didn't work too well for me @Trif I just saw In Bruges for the first time a couple months ago. What an awesome fucking movie!
foxblood 06.10.19	I will have to see the red turtle, the animation looks cool. There's only a few movies in that list I'm familiar with treb, I'll add them to my list of things to see. Yeah can't go wrong with those buttboy
budgie 06.10.19	ah bummer, murder party is one of my favorites. seen it too many times
rockandmetaljunkie 06.10.19	The Hunt (2012) is also a very good film.
Trifolium 06.10.19	O M G How could I forget The Fall from 2006 (the movie, not the series).
Trebor. 06.10.19	The Hunt is a classic for sure
Ryus 06.11.19	didnt love the hunt at all
EyesWideShut 06.11.19	some nice dust, sci-fi, and personal favs.. good list broski
BAT 06.11.19	high five for freddy got fingered that one of my favorite comedies, i've shown that movie to like a dozen people lol. erry movie list needs akira thooo
Source 06.11.19	The Secret of NIMH scared me as a kid
DamnVanne 06.11.19	Jane Fonda is probably my favorite living person. Barbarella is a great pick
foxblood 06.11.19	True, Akira is a favorite too I love that movie. Thanks damnvanne