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Some of these would be in my top 200 but the two that stood out are Sicario and Do The Right Thing. Both of those are in my top 30 of all time.

Solid list but I need to see an updated list! Curious where you'd put Tenet and Oppenheimer.

I couldn't even imagine a different movie winning best picture for that year. And what a spectacular year for movies 1993 was. Short Cuts really should have nominated.

I stand Alone is a masterpiece. Enter the Void is unforgettable. Irreversible is overrated. I could not watch the rest of his flicks completely. I need to find the first Butcher short film.

I need to see 'In the Name of the Father' after your recommendation.

really strong year: 1. Schindlers List 2. The Fugitive 3. In The Name Of The Father 4. The Remains of The Day 5. The Piano

1. Schindler's List 2. The Fugitive 3. The Remains Of The Day 4. In The Name Of The Father 5. The Piano

Is it ok to say that 'In the Name of the Father' is Jim Sheridan's best film?

I haven’t seen schindlers list in a long time. I remember liking it but not as much as everyone else did. I’ll see how I’d like it on a rewatch

Schindler's List is the definition of a movie everyone must watch at least once in life.

Good stuff, bro!

1 JFK 2 Platoon 3 Any Given Sunday 4 Heaven & Earth 5 Wall Street 6 Born on the Fourth of July 7 Nixon 8 W 9 Natural Born Killers 10 Savages 11 Snowden 12 U Turn Im dying to see Alexander, the Doors, Talk Radio, and Salvador.

Hiii.. When can we expect sardar udham ....???

Wow...I have few issues with the 2nd guy(he knows what he's talking about), but the FIRST GUY, HAS NO IDEA WHAT HE'S TALKING ABOUT...I mean OH MY GOD, I've never seen a Carpenter ranking where the Thing or Halloween wasn't 1...he crapped on Escape from New York and Big Trouble in Little China!?!? He thinks Prince of Darkness has a "simple" premise(It's about discovering that via physics there is an alternative mirror universe where instead of God is an anti-God and WE live in that universe and Jesus Christ who we discover is an extraterrestrial came to warn us of this fact and a group of priests have the embodiment of the "son" of that "anti-God" as a swirling fluid in the basement of a church and future humanity is sending tachyon pulses from the future to attempt to warn them of these threats)...DUDE!?!? you do not understand Carpenter AT ALL...shame on you...I see why this video has so few views, just edit the first guy out

Bro watch Sardar Udham film. Youll be blown away in a weird way.

You should really check out Andrei Rublev again.. sure it’s his longest and hardest one to get through but the investment is worth it. Some of the best moments in cinema are in this film in my opinion. If you do check it out please update what are your thoughts on second watch

Wow, I thought Oliver Stone directed "Midnight Express" but he was only the writer.

Thank you for your thoughtful list! I love Stone, here is mine, there are some differences, obviously, but the the most relevant I think is the position of "Salvador". 10 (veneration) Platoon 8 (enthusiasm) JFK, Salvador 7 (engagement) The Doors, Born the 4th of July 6 (firm interest) Wall Street, Talk Radio, Snowden, U-Turn --- 5 (meh) Any Given Sunday, Natural Born Killers, The Hand, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps 4 (nope) World Trade Center 3 (c'mon) Alexander

NBK deserves to be much higher in any list of Stone films. You’re too young to remember what an outsized cultural impact that film had. I can’t imagine what it must be like to see it shorn of that context.

Thanks for sharing, I hate whar Stone is up to with Trump lately and I am going to find it hard separating the films from the man going forward

I’m usually a very grateful audience. Slow cinema, classic films, b movies, epics, art house, musicals you name it. I respect the work, and I don’t mind being out of my comfort zone and I love long films. I’m in for the experience. Stone is the only director who bored me every single time. Platoon being the least boring I think. That’s before I began to dislike him for his political statements.

Slim pickings

What did Marv think of the shining

Born on the Fourt of July is my favorite of his, Platoon is close second. Im my opinion, Born on the fourt of July should have won best Picture in 1989 instead Driving miss Daisy.

For me, the top 2 (also Platoon and JFK) could just as easily be in either order. Even though we're talking about Oliver Stone's feature films, his TV documentary series The Untold History of the United States is about as worth seeing as anything else he has done.

Only seen 8 of his films but Platoon is easily my favourite and Savages by far the worst.

What's the name of this opening music... Really good

Didn’t like it it isn’t that good not worth being in the top 100

This was the worst decade for Best Picture winners by far. The only amazing films that won were Amadeus and Platoon.

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Couple of one two Criterion sluts. Daddy like.

Hmmmm. "Werkmeister Harmonies" or "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"? Bela Tarr or Stanley Kramer? 145 minutes or 210 minutes? Tough call...

Great choices guys! I really enjoyed the video. Thanks!

Great pick ups! I need to watch In Cold Blood still. I heard good things about it. Also I got Blue Velvet 4K and I might get others before the sale ends

ALL THAT JAZZZZZZ

The fact that Back to the Future wasn’t nominated is a crime.

Amadeus was obviously going to be the best.

I went yesterday and I picked up La Haine, Mean Streets, Mulholland Dr., and Uncut Gems

Shot! First view, first comment, yay... The Dr. Strangelove one on the shelf in this Criterion haul video reminds me I first saw the film a few months ago on a friend's Criterion channel and it was so crisp, it's mesmerizing. The black and white war room scenes with generals blowing smoke in the background is just so gorgeous.

bro has the letterboxd hat.

Just watched your Kill movie review. Bro you must watch Sardar Udham movie next. It is masterpiece in true sense of the word. Watch it till credit scenes. They are most important. I will give this film 9/10. It will change your perspective about lot of things.

I really like ‘what lies beneath’.

please watch SARDAR UDHAM next. It is finest gem of Indian Cinema. You won't believe your eyes. As a film school student myself I can't recommend this movie enough. I won't say much. Just watch it to experience the best indian filmaking.

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Hiii r u planning to watch sardar udham?? ¿??

Hiiii.. When can we expect.... Sardar udham.. ¿?