@EmilyRoma666 All 14. I’d struggle to pick a favourite but I’ve seen Trainspotting the most and Black Swan only once. I don’t think I’ve ever seen the same cut of Blade Runner more than twice but it got to the stage where they seemed to release a new cut every time a new format launched.
@DannyDrinksWine Great film and score. I think it’s probably Friedkin’s masterpiece and it is criminally underrated. But IMO a large part of that is probably due to the title which just doesn’t fit. Sorcerer sounds like a fantasy/King Arthur picture, not a gritty, nihilistic, action thriller.
@alexforbes__ We both have veto rights. If we don’t find one that we both fancy and neither have vetoed then we negotiate. Usually along the lines of her choice tonight, my choice next or we do a double bill. Usually works out but she totally abuses her veto powers.
@Dev2Dust 80. The Last Metro
81. Blow Out
82. Blade Runner
83. Videodrome
84. (tie) Amadeus/Once Upon a Time in America
85. The Purple Rose of Cairo
86. Blue Velvet
87. Prince of Darkness
88. (tie) My Neighbour Totoro/They Live
89. Casualties of War
@mikemovies Not old enough to have seen the original run but I caught a one-off showing of PF about 10 years ago as part of a series of 80s/90s reruns. Humour hits better with a full house laughing along. And it was obvious from some reactions that a few were seeing it for the first time.
@hothorrorqueen A lot of hate for this at the time but I loved it. Saw it in a cinema on release where there were only six people in the audience two of which were with me.
@Skelle83@duttamickz@historyinmemes It’s from Soy Cuba/I am Cuba, a Soviet/Cuban co-production from 1964 that didn’t please audiences in either country. Was ‘discovered’ by the west in the 90s and reappraised because of tracking shots like this one.