The 83rd Best Actress of All-Time: Patricia Arquette
best film: Patricia Arquette’s two best films could not be more different. Lost Highway (1997) is trip through the twisted mind of David Lynch – and https://t.co/Y64Q68F59D #movie#moviereview#movies#review
The 64th Best Actress of All-Time: Claudia Cardinale
best film: Look at these options: Rocco and His Brothers, 8 ½, The Leopard, Once Upon a Time in the West, Fitzcarraldo – Claudia Cardinale is in five https://t.co/fUIpTm39O1 #movie#moviereview#movies#review
Riders of Justice – 2020 Jensen
Riders of Justice achieves a rare little trifecta- it is funny, it is filled with good action, and it is still is far more intelligent than the average film.
The #film is set in https://t.co/eo318hxsli #movie#moviereview#movies#review
The Matrix – 1999 Wachowski
Don’t hold the other brilliant films from 1999 against The Matrix- just because it isn’t the best #film of the year doesn’t mean it isn’t a magnificent cinematic achievement
An https://t.co/JGJS1kxUSE #movie#moviereview#movies#review
Battle of the Sexes – 2017 Dayton and Faris
Published on: Oct 9, 2017
It doesn’t have the overarching formal visual pleasures of little miss sunshine- dayton and faris previous archiveable effort https://t.co/RJyimYF2nY #movie#moviereview#movies#film#review
The 14th Best Actress of All-Time: Diane Keaton best film: The Godfather would be the easy choice for almost every actor in #film history, so it is no surprise it is Diane Keaton’s strongest as well. But there is https://t.co/ogpFAD9xtD #movie#moviereview#movies#review
The 5th Best Actress of All-Time: Lillian Gish best film: Intolerance is a giant masterpiece that has influenced everyone from Erich von Stroheim to David Lean to Christopher Nolan. Gish does not have a big role in https://t.co/VP5PWxqycd #movie#moviereview#movies#review
The 121st Best Director of All-Time: George Lucas
Lucas. You have to isolate Lucas the director
from the rest--- he only directed six total films. Three films in the 1970’s
(all below and in the archives) and the Star https://t.co/u1majnfzbx #movie#moviereview#movies#review
Suspiria – 2018 Guadagnino
It feels like a director swinging out of his shoes for a home run that doesn’t completely land—and that’s not the insult it may sound like—it’s ambitious—but I also think https://t.co/ChBEK9JSwe #movie#moviereview#movies#review
2012 best film: The Master from Paul Thomas Anderson
There many be no other #film that rewards multiple viewings more. Paul Thomas Anderson's work has an almost unparalleled tendency (maybe Kubrick, or Tarkovsky) https://t.co/xeuaExEDGD #moviereview#movies#review
This is Spinal Tap – 1984 Reiner
The feature debut for Rob Reiner who would go on a pretty incredible streak starting here going through A Few Good Men in 1992. His six films (still his only in the archives to https://t.co/31E65GuJ7S #movie#moviereview#movies#film#review
East of Eden – 1955 Kazan
Dean’s lead debut, first archiveable film, first nom, and the only #film that was released prior to his death in Sep 1955
First film for Kazan in color and widescreen
Trademark https://t.co/P1DgyPBfmX #movie#moviereview#movies#review
The Quiet American – 1958 Mankiewicz
An intelligent film—engaging/intelligent narrative with strong performances by Audie Murphy and especially Michael Redgrave—I also think the decision to shoot on location https://t.co/PDNqfWPSno #movie#moviereview#movies#review
The 179th Best Director of All-Time: Jean Vigo
Vigo. Jean Vigo’s influence and impact on
generations of cinema lovers and future auteurs is greater than his tragically
truncated filmography. Sadly, he died at the https://t.co/rtcoWTZUhd #movie#moviereview#movies#review
2007 best film: There Will Be Blood from Paul Thomas Anderson
By 2007 Paul Thomas Anderson has done Altman and Scorsese but There Will Be Blood unquestionably leans more towards Kubrick perhaps even Welles. Yet, it is his https://t.co/Fl5nQ54Hps #movie#moviereview#review
1986 best film: Blue Velvet from David Lynch
It would take an artist like David Lynch and #film like Blue Velvet to knock of Tarkovsky’s swan song and Woody’s best film of the 1980s as the cinematic event of the year. https://t.co/ZjelE5wJvN #moviereview#movies#review
Mr. & Mrs. Bridge – 1990 Ivory
It’s a strong bounce-back for Merchant/Ivory after 1989’s Slaves of New York
Features real life husband and wife Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward- Woodward is nominated here but https://t.co/2jBufZ6IrK #movie#moviereview#movies#review
The 166th Best Director of All-Time: Tim Burton
Burton. Eight films with Tim Burton’s unmissable gothic fingerprint is the reason he lands on this list. He doesn’t have a top 500 of all-time #film (and unlike some others https://t.co/jFzMIZ5XLq #moviereview#movies#review
Hero – 2002 Yimou Zhang
Hero is a significant artistic achievement. Yimou Zhang’s #film is simultaneously one of the great Wuxia films (martial arts films set in ancient China) and one of the most considerable visual https://t.co/YhVBCYZijK #movie#moviereview#movies
The Best Director of All-Time: Alfred Hitchcock
Hitchcock. He has a top 10 film, 10 films in the top 500 (the most) of all-time. Hitchcock is as good a candidate as any for the greatest artist of the 20th century (given https://t.co/yHRR3bp4ds #movie#moviereview#movies#review