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My TOP 5 FAVORITE Movies of All Time

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I know I shouldn't, but I judge people on whether they recognise The Texas Chain Saw Massacre as a genuinely great movie or not.
A top five:
Mirror
Heart of Glass
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Mulholland Drive
Seven Samurai

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My personal top five, judging from your number one movie, "Aguirre, The Wrath of God" you may wanna give them a watch if you haven't already - "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" - "The Professional"-"Pulp Fiction"-"Cool Hand Luke"-"A Perfect World"...

@FernandoGonzales-q8e3i
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It's so interesting your taste is all pre 80s movies

Usually people have a touch stone from their childhood they hold dear too (for me it was Jackie Chan's armor of God (released a few years before my birth) but you picked ones that were way before you were born :)

@Sx-xy2zi
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I am no movie buff but my current list:
1. 2001 A Space Odyssey - This movie was released in 1968, it's a very cerebral movie that makes you want to explore further. And I did...
2. Amadeus - Absolute brilliant performances here, specially F. Murray Abraham portraying Salieri.
3. The Last Emperor - This is an amazingly well made biopic about the last emperor of China, Puyi. It's a very interesting and tragic tale.
4. Cinema Paradiso - This movie is a touching look at the life of a film director and his path through childhood to adulthood. You see the many relationships he experiences.
5. Boogie Nights - It's such a well made film that explores adult film industry in the 70s and the performances are excellent.

@stevemalek2970
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It's Easy - The Fight Club

@EditorBreakdown
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Keep up the videos

@AdamAshworth-n1r
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Good video

@AdamAshworth-n1r
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Love your videos. Still think your little wave/intro is past it's (cute) expiration date. Why? You would have to be on this side of the screen, and see it so many times in a row.Only trying to help!

@phila3884
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I absolutely hate 3 of these films.

@regress-c3t
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Damn you've got such a deep mind....its incredible, must be hard work for you though. I love it though, very interesting top 5.

@ilck-ym-blals7385
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None of these were Ran

@chegeuvera
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Not even close my favorite movies of all time but is kinda refreshing to see people today admiring directors like Herzog, Peter Weir, Tobe Hooper and Robert Altman. I love that.

@sleuthentertainment5872
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Give me a top 5 list that tells me you're insecure and can't think for yourself.

@espressogirl68able
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Your top 5 is terrible

@freshoftheoven965
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omg I've had aguirre the wrath of God on my watchlist for a while, guess it's time to finally check it out.

@carlos412
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1. Alice in Wonderland (1976) 5/5 Kleenex Tissues

2. Barbara Broadcast (1977) 5/5 Kleenex Tissues

3. Behind the Green Door (1972) 4/5 Kleenex Tissues

4. Café Flesh (1982) 4/5 Kleenex Tissues

5. Candy Stripers (US, 1978) 4/5 Kleenex Tissues

@jackspratt624
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1) Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997)
2) Kevin & Perry Go Large (2000)
3) Mr. Bean’s Holiday (2007)
4) Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)
5) Homes &Watson (2018)

@darien_g9454
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1) Citizen Kane
2) Persona
3) The Godfather
4) Seven Samurai
5) Psycho

@summertyme5748
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TCM, Driller Killer, Day Of The Dead, Video Drome, Drive

@user-dy2op9fi9k
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Those definitely aren’t your favorite movies.

@Eskewsme
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Take your top off

@Nicholaswh86
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Crumb, What’s Up Doc, Dragged Across Concrete, Autumn Sonata, Safe by Todd Haynes

@joeysinclair5266
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Great list! "3 Women" is such a great underrated movie and I think Altman's most interesting movie. Hard to pick 5 but current top 5 would be "Adaptation", "Bottle Rocket", "Cave of Forgotten Dreams", "Nostalghia", and "Love Streams"

@MarkBird32
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1. Aguirre 2. Nosferatu (1979) 3. High and low 4. Memories of murder 5. Cure

@hafssol82
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Seven Samurai
Mouchette
Solaris 1972
Sullivans travels
Mad max fury road/Furiosa

@Cleapatr
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Aguirre is my all time favorite!

@hafssol82
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Too many films to have a top five but we are getting fewer classics.

All you folks are lying to yourself watching these films 😂 I do not believe any of you have the attention span to follow these films.

There’s a ridiculous amount of good to great films in all languages no less English, I suggest you folks start watching foreign language

@OnTheBrinkOfDestruction
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A slasher being in your top 5 was not on my bingo card 😂 love it

@BoutTimeBigDawg
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Bro, if T2, the matrix, TDK, Top gun Mav & shawshy are not on this list I am kicking right off!

@Airbreathingguy
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My favorite movies fluctuate from day to day really. As of right now my top five favorite movies are: The Fugitive, Vertigo, American Graffiti, Bringing Up Baby, and Witness. Ciao 😄☕👋!

@johnnydiamond79
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I'll double down with my top 10:
1. Wizard of Oz

2. Grapes of Wrath

3. The Third Man

4. The Searchers

5. The Ox-Bow Incident

6. The Crowd (1928)

7. Apocalypse Now

8. Lawrence Of Arabia

9. Treasure Of The Sierra Madre

10. City Lights

@jeromepudwill
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1: L'Atalante.
2: Ran.
3: Wild Strawberries.
4: The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp.
5: 2001: A Space Odyssey.
That's my top 5.

@LoneStar-j4n
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1) Disney’s Fantasia
2)Life of Brian
3) Tie:Secret of NIMH &
The Last Unicorn
4)Poltergeist
5) Harold & Maude

Animated films
Comedies
Horror Movies

often ignored in
best of lists but
they are the ones
I love the most
& they have a depth
to them that often
is overlooked &
they tend to be
more artistic
than most movies
praised by critics

@charlottegranger1449
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Yojimbo
Paris, Texas
Stand By Me
The Straight Story
The Killing of a Chinese Bookie

@JoshCooper-p8x
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Curious. Did you struggle with the 5 or just rattle them off?

I’ve only seen 1 of your 5. As a movie and film fan that fact is a bit embarrassing. I’ve seen 3 Woman. Loved it. Challenged me. Never seen it since. It’s time to challenge myself. I mean how many times can I watch Jaws?

My top 5, “as of now”. Reasons too numerous to say.

Jaws (it doesn’t make a single misstep). Rosemary’s Baby (terrifying, bonus: Cassavetes character possibly worst human ever)
Station Agent (love small movies, unconditional friendship is a topic that melts my heart)
Once Upon a Time in the West (3 hours of pure entertainment)
Touch of Evil (so many amazingly shot scenes,would it work if it wasn’t black and white, Henry Mancini soundtrack certainly doesn’t hurt)

@dalecarriger8938
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MY FAV TODAY ARE!!!! 1.Midnight Cowboy, 2. Scarecrow 1973, 3. Easy Rider, 4.the last detail, 5.were eagles dare..... MY ALL TIME FAV 1.GLADIATOR 2.BRAVEHEART 3.SE7EN 4. FORREST GUMP 5.SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION

@TrillionCrowns
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Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
King Kong (1933)
Conan the Barbarian (1982)
Heavy Traffic (1973)
El Topo (1970)

@Thagomizer
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1. Barry Lyndon 2. Eraserhead 3. The Trial (Orson Welles) 4. Brewster McCloud 5. Wise Blood.

@matthewfullerphotos
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An actual film lover no bullshhh

@CuttinBlade
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No samurai cop? What the hell is wrong with this woman

@CuttinBlade
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1) The Seven Samurai / RAN (toss-up)
2) Blade Runner / Blade Runner 2049 (toss-up)
3) 2001: a space odyssey
4) Koyaanisqatsi
5) Princess Mononoke

Honorable Mention
1) Ghost in the Shell (1995)
2) Strange Days
3) GoodFellas
4) Hard-Boiled
5) The Matrix

@Infinimata
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- Withnail and I (1987)
- Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003)
- Seven Samurai (1954)
- The Sting (1973)
- The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)

@NorthernTomato
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1. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
2. Catch-22
3. Lawrence of Arabia
4. Brazil
5. Touch of Evil

@SuperChris1888
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3 Women. I sing the praises of this film and its dusty dive into external and internal phases, roles, and aspects of feminine life. every chance I get. Unfortunately, I am consistently met with blank stares.
What a shame.

@køzmmø
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Who are you and why are people always asking you your favorite movies and what am I doing here looking at you I would’ve said one of your favorite movies is flash dance

@evensteven8427
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1. Magnificent Seven (1960)
2. Ten Commandments
3. She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
4. Tree of Life
5. Straight Story

@nathaniellathy6559