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Truly love that movie
Gladiator
John Carpenter's: The Thing. I have seen this movie well over 50 times in my life, and I will probably watch it 50 more before I die.
Have to list several:
For beauty: Barry Lyndon (1975)
For humor: Bedazzled (1967)
For plot: The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)
For characters: The Third Man (1949)
For watching when I'm sick: A Bridge Too Far (1977)
I don't know if it is my all time favorite but I can watch The Maltese Falcon on repeat
Garden State. Not because it does anything particularly great but simply because it's themes and insights to the world were spot fucking on where I was in my life when I first saw it.
Second hand lions!
It's a comfort movie for me
My all time favorite movie is Castle in the Sky
Difficult to choose but my top 3 is The Human Condition, Memories of Murder and Gattaca.
My favorite always changes. Right now, it's Hideaki Anno's The End of Evangelion.
I also really like Chris Marker's Sans Soleil and Ishmael Bernal's Himala.
Network (1976) is practically perfect in every way.
I was 17 when this movie came out. Very popular among my circle of friends and is quoted often. However, the movie isn't quite as innocent when you're 45. I still call it my favorite movie, it is, but not in a weird pedo way.
Beautiful Girls (1996)
The good, the bad and the ugly
Boogie Nights
Scott Pilgrim Vs The World. Just love everything about it.
Kimi no na wa (your name). That Anime was great to watch and can recommend it wholeheartedly*. I think if your in the teens or in the 20s the movie hits you harder. I am almost 40 hehe *spelling
Because he dodged bullets Avi?!