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@jonny_ruela Blue velvet. Lolita. To live and die in LA. In that order top priority. I’ve all of them.

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@davidcinema Buster Keaton Sherlock Jr. 1924

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@ATRightMovies

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@Super70sSports Also could be John Henry Bonham.

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@ATRightMovies Kubrick Kurosawa Keaton (K)Coen Brothers. Almost 4 K’s.

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@jonny_ruela @Noirchick1 The Coen brothers referenced it in THE MAN WHO WASN’T THERE.

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@jonny_ruela Solid list. AN redux was vastly inferior to the original. Coppola has done extended or redux versions of several of his movies all to their detriment. Most notably AN and The Outsiders.

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@jonny_ruela Bong Joon-ho

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@ILoveToTalkFilm Who doesn’t

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@jonny_ruela And I have a
Definite opinion of every decade. Lol

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@jonny_ruela I don’t see anyone else who could replace him.

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@TheCinesthetic The best police procedural I’ve seen.

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@jonny_ruela I’d also add The Wild Bunch as great as once upon a time certainly is. I actually prefer good the bad and the ugly

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@jonny_ruela 71 I’d say Clockwork or even Aguirre.
76. Taxi Driver
90 I’d go Millers Crossing over the beloved Goodfellas.
97 Boogie Nights

But a solid list overall. The academy awards have never been an accurate reflection of greatness in real time.

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@TheMonologist Love Jacks. Original director Kubrick. But Night is the major influence of the Coens.

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@CinemaTweets1 @letterboxd Correct.