what was that one where Peter Fonda and some friends got chased across counrty in the 70s after witnessing some carpenters fashion a neat sloping edge?
Everything pre 2000, back in the days when film makers actually had an imagination and making a film wasn’t about reboots and having people stand in front of green screen for the whole film.
Sadly the shitness of modern films has made me lose all appetite for watching films. That and lack of time, or so I argue but then I’ll go waste it anyway (STW for example 😉 )
It happened one night
Bringing up baby
Philadelphia Story
Who shot liberty valence
Maltese Falcon
39 steps
Lady vanishes
The third man
Citizen Kane
The day the earth stood still not the keanu reeves one
Invasion of the body snatchers both the fifties and seventies version
Parellex view
Butch classify and the Sundance kid
All quiet n the western front
French connection
The general busterkeaton
Cyrano de Bergerac
The Green Mile is a great shout. Watched it on an oil rig earlier this week and there were more than a few blokes quietly sniffling into their sleeves.
For me:
Lethal Weapon
Moulin Rouge
Fargo
12 Monkeys
Ghostbusters
Carlito’s Way
Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade (all-time favourite film ever, of all time)