10 favorite filmmakers in no particular order
Kubrick
Tarkovsky
Kurosawa
Hitchcock
Bresson
Scorsese
Ozu
Lynch
Altman
Bergman
I hate that I left off like 20 others, but these are pretty solid.
@mikemovies Oppie & Interstellar.
Inception, Memento & Tenet are nice gimmicky films, but I rarely feel the need to watch them again. โก๏ธ"Sixth Sense" curse.
TDK trilogy was an interesting take on the Batman mythos. But Batman always has an audience.
My personal favourite: The Prestige.
@mikemovies I never thought he was an outstanding director. This opinion I have of him also applies to Tarantino btw. He's very technical, and great at that, but I find it hard to connect with his films. That said, I think he made his best film this year.
Top 3
Oppenheimer
The Prestige
TDKR
@SpookyMomTina Godfather is a trilogy, with two good movies.
Matrix got worse with each entry, only part 1 is fine.
John Wick is very good, but stays on the same level throughout all films.
Mission Impossible got better with each entry & has only one stupid part over 7 movies, so M:I it is.
@filmstofilms_ 1942: The Devil's Envoys
1952: Ikiru
1962: Carnival Of Souls
1972: Silent Running
1982: Blade Runner
1992: Twin Peaks - Fire Walk With Me
2002: Russian Ark
2012: Holy Motors
2022: Top Gun Maverick
1922: Dr. Mabuse - The Gambler
1932: Vampyr
Pigs held captive for life in crates.
These crates are so small that pigs will never get the chance to turn around for their entire lives let alone see their own tails.
This is not fiction. This is real. Can you even imagine living one day with these conditions? #Vegan for them
@filmstofilms_ 1939 - The Rules Of The Game
1949 - Late Spring
1959 - Hiroshima, Mon Amour
1969 - Une Femme Douce
1979 - Alien
1989 - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade
1999 - Eyes Wide Shut
2009 - Avatar
2019 - Alita: Battle Angel
Bonus:
1929 - A Cottage On Dartmoor