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Lady Bird (Gerwig) Song to Song (Malick) The Florida Project (Baker) Logan Lucky (Soderbergh) Blade Runner 2049 (Villeneuve) Thelma (Trier) Columbus (Kogonada) The Other Side of Hope (Kaurismäki) On Body and Soul (Enyedi) Ex Libris (Wiseman) Detroit (Bigelow) The Meyerowitz Stories (Baumbach) Get Ou...

The Big Lebowski Rushmore New Rose Hotel The Thin Red Line Khrustalyov, My Car! Fucking Amal After Life The Last Days of Disco Can't Hardly Wait Snake Eyes Pi Alone. Life Wastes Andy Hardy Late August, Early September The Dinner Game There's Something About Mary Shakespeare in Love 42 Up Fear and Lo...

Blasted through all of Firefly with my girlfriend over the last few weeks, really enjoyable throughout.

In total, seven people voted for twenty-nine movies, here's the top fifteen: 1. The Godfather Part II (Francis Ford Coppola, 1974) 25 pts 2. The King of Comedy (Martin Scorsese, 1982) 23 pts 3. Raging Bull (Martin Scorsese, 1980) 20 pts 4. Once Upon a Time in America (Sergio Leone, 1984) 19 pts 5. T...

In total, thirteen users voted for thirty-one movies. Here's the top fifteen with a fitting tie for first: =1. Les parapluies de Cherbourg (Jacques Demy, 1964) 42 pts =1. Les demoiselles de Rochefort (Jacques Demy, 1967) 42 pts 3. Belle de Jour (Luis Bunuel, 1967) 37 pts 4. Repulsion (Roman Polanski...

Does the dubious honour of nominating the top runner-up film mean anything? Will it get revoted next year? Glad I got the Schorm in, genuine hidden gem.

what's the dog wife movie? is it like an old farce or something?

Thanks for all the work, Angel! Isn't looking great for my crop of nominations but glad to see Central Park get in.

Let's get some smut on there. Lyubov / Love (Vadim Todorvskiy, 1991) Happy Here and Now (Michael Almereyda, 2002) La polizia chiede aiuto / What Have They Done To Your Daughters? (Massimo Dallamano, 1974) Kazdy den odvahu / Courage for Every Day (Evald Schorm, 1964) Times Square (Allan Moyle, 1980) ...

https://www.icheckmovies.com/lists/tspd ... 1001-2000/

This list probably, it didn't exist when DtC first became a thing.

hoping to squeeze a couple in before the deadline, but for now: rumble fish (coppola) the meaning of life (jones) sans soleil (marker) el sur (erice) moznosti dialogu (svankmajer) a nos amours (pialat) dans la ville blanche (tanner) local hero (forsyth) the boxer's omen (kuei) entre nous (kurys) tra...

nepo poised to be second alltime behind only alexander freaking khalifman on the list of laughably meaningless world champ titles Bit harsh, if Nepo wins he'll be 2800 or within touching distance, Khalifman peaked at 2700. It is weird to have the obviously best player in the world be more intereste...

this is the wildest world chess championship match in decades

The rules: - I'll assume ballots are ranked unless you tell me otherwise. Unranked ballots are fine. - Deadline for ballots: Friday the 12th of May We'll use the extended rules for this poll: • If you have seen an odd number of Bergman films, you can round up instead of down when determining the le...

Yeah, I'm just grumbling, people will engage with whatever strikes their fancy plus the forum just feels generally quieter these days. Part of the problem I think is the selection process, should we revert back to the old school one where the first person to post a ballot gets to pick an actor for t...

Engagement with these polls seems to be falling steadily :( I'll update and close the open ones this month but not sure it's worth continuing with ballots in the single digits. Seen: 20+ Once Upon a Time in America Taxi Driver Greetings Brazil Mean Streets The Godfather Part II The King of Comedy Th...

The rules: - I'll assume ballots are ranked unless you tell me otherwise. Unranked ballots are fine. - Deadline for ballots: Friday the 12th of May We'll use the extended rules for this poll: • If you have seen an odd number of De Niro films, you can round up instead of down when determining the le...

In total, eleven people voted for twenty-one movies. Here's the top 15, ties broken by number of ballots: 1. Ma nuit chez Maud (Éric Rohmer, 1969) 28 pts 2. Estate violenta (Valerio Zurlini, 1959) 23 pts 3. Il grande silenzio (Sergio Corbucci, 1968) 21 pts 4. Il sorpasso (Dino Risi, 1962) 19 pts 5. ...

RMN is on there twice.

I'm going to watch one more movie this weekend and close this, not expecting any more ballots at this point. Same for JLT. Quick question to those who have seen it, though, my DVD of Tristana has both the Spanish and the French version on it, anyone know which one I should be going for?

Same boat as you in terms of choices, though I did enjoy these three more than Living or See How They Run so why not:

Funny Pages (Owen Kline)
Bullet Train (David Leitch)
Glass Onion (Rian Johnson)

Who doesn't love Tal, tbf? Idea - that stoned podcast thing you were suggesting a while ago but we're playing chess at the same time.

Still hoping for more ballots, watched Z in the meantime which was superb and had JLT on great form as ever, I love that glint he gets in his eye when he catches someone lying to him. Making my decision for the list even more difficult, gonna watch one or two more then close. Same drill for Deneuve....

Best Picture (seen 5) 1. The Banshees of Inisherin 2. Triangle of Sadness --- Tár Everything Everywhere All at Once Elvis Best Director (seen 4) 1. Ruben Östlund 2. Martin McDonagh --- Todd Field Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert Best Actor (seen 4) 1. Colin Farrell - The Banshees of Inisherin 2. Pa...

The rules: - I'll assume ballots are ranked unless you tell me otherwise. Unranked ballots are fine. - Deadline for ballots: Friday, the 31st of March We'll use the extended rules for this poll: • If you have seen an odd number of Dietrich films, you can round up instead of down when determining th...

The rules: - I'll assume ballots are ranked unless you tell me otherwise. Unranked ballots are fine. - Deadline for ballots: Friday, the 31st of March We'll use the extended rules for this poll: • If you have seen an odd number of Bogart films, you can round up instead of down when determining the ...

Ida (Pawel Pawlikowski) Inside Llewyn Davis (Joel Coen) Trudno byt bogom / Hard to Be a God (Alexei German) Stoker (Park Chan-wook) Only Lovers Left Alive (Jim Jarmusch) The Double (Richard Ayoade) Snowpiercer (Bong Joon-ho) Before Midnight (Richard Linklater) About Time (Richard Curtis) Night Moves...

Since there's only 11 ballots submitted, gonna keep this and the Deneuve poll (with 13 ballots) open for another week. Closing on the 7th of March.

lol i just re-watched le mepris. i like all of these! think my vote goes to the strange case of angelica. i'll have a look through my screenshots today as well

Spring banner time?