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Shockingly not actually terrible! It’s not great either of course but it’s entertaining enough to warrant not feeling like I wasted my time. Terrible script and story, but it’s got decent enough performances from Craig and Ford, so it starts to balance out.

"If anything happens to them, there's no place you and your God will be safe. There's no place that I won't go to kill you. That is written."

Regrettably not as strong as I it being, as it definitely does feel messier and the through-lines feel weaker, but doesn’t make it any less thrilling. Still hate that they killed Ferguson. Adore McQuarrie’s stylistic choices in this one.

Watched this on a plane and I was legitimately stunned by how absolutely boring it was. Zero juice. The action was terrible, the pacing was awful, the writing was generic *at best*, the story was nonsensical, the cast truly couldn’t care less, and the characters are about as thin as a sheet of paper. And this isn’t even mentioning how obviously cobbled together and reshot the movie was, truly an incomprehensible film. And even after all of that, it’s not even bad, it’s just unspeakably boring. I never once cared about anything that was happening. Truly one of the worst examples of studio-formula machine created movies. Yikes.

“I couldn't face myself if I gave up now. None of us could.”

Really wanted this to feel a lot better and recontextualized after Andor, and while some of it does, a lot of it doesn’t. Don’t get me wrong– the Cassian bits feel that much more powerful, poignant and tragic – but the fact that everything else kinda falls flat really ruins the moment. That’s not inherently the movie’s fault of course – it did come out 6 years prior– but it’s still unfortunately the result. Oh well. We still have Andor, and if we have this shaky and messy movie to thank for it, than I will have this any day of the week. 

I suppose this feels more of a review or eulogy for Andor more than it is for Rogue One, but I’m fine with that. Truly monumental work.  

“I won’t let you down.”

It’s completely awesome that Cruise and McQuarrie made a perfectly designed blockbuster. Everything is perfectly designed, as if they develop some formula that maximizes action, suspense and thrills that doesn’t compromise any plot or character development. Beyond thrilling. Some of the best of the best and it’s still only the second-best Mission: Impossible movie.

Definitely an improvement over the first one, even if it does still just feel average. It’s pretty fun though! Affleck and Bernthal have great chemistry. My dad loved it.

Charithra Chandran revving a chainsaw in slow-motion while Elvis Costello’s “Pump it Up” plays is the hottest thing I’ve seen all year and feels like a spiritual moment. 

Good action, good kills, gnarly sound design. Josh Hartnett is a blast. Great time at the movies.

“You are nothing without me.”

Oh yeah. This is so clearly the best one. Keeps the best parts of the previous movies and ups the thrills and the sensibilities. The action is the best it’s been, the characters are the strongest, and the story is far and away the most compelling. It has the thrills and intensity of a modern action movie and has the allure and air of an Old Hollywood spy movie. 

The opera sequence is the best scene in the franchise, bar none. Absolutely stupendous work. McQuarrie being chosen for Mission: Impossible is a beautiful destiny.

Honestly really surprised me! First time maybe since Endgame that I’ve honestly really appreciated and enjoyed an MCU movie (I did like Guardians 3, but I’ve since soured on it more). Thunderbolts feels legitimately quite refreshing and real, and has those tangible and practical elements in one of these movies that we haven’t seen since like 2014. 

The performances are solid, especially those of Pugh and Pullman (although I’d me remiss not to mention how much Wyatt Russell genuinely feels like his dad, which is amazing), it’s actually shot well and has interesting compositions and you can physically see things and it doesn’t look like a suburban parking lot, and Schreier seems to have actually had a real vision with what he wanted. 

I do agree with the flaws though, in that it is a bit shallow in its themes and mistakes saying the themes out loud for having true thematic depth, but it’s still a fun time, I was pleasantly surprised! 

Bottom line here: crazy what happens when you actually try!

Feels like it *almost* has ever figured out on how to really make these movies feel special, but there’s just those few important bits that make it falter. No Luther really does hurt the film, and the weak villain and story doesn’t help it much either. There’s also just too much awkward set up for a separate IMF team with Benji/Carter/Brant that just feels so out of place. 

That being said.  The globe trotting thrills might be the best here and the Burj Khalifa sequence is phenomenal. Pretty good stuff overall for the most part, just missing a few ingredients to make it great.

Certainly not a bad movie as some view it, but it’s also far from the best in the franchise. It’s a pretty well made, serviceable addition. Not really any standout moments or ideas, but PSH carries the weight of God on his shoulders. Truly one of, if not *the* most fun performance in the franchise. Still a good time!

“Your money has blood on it.”

“All money has blood on it.”

Don’t even fully know what to say. Deep trauma mixed with otherworldly freedom. Music connecting the past, present and future to everything else around us. 

A genuinely generational turn from Coogler, an absolutely sensational film. Everything works and it looks, feels, and sounds electrifying. Coogler cements himself, alongside Göransson, as one of the modern greats. Go see this on the biggest screen you can. 

Utterly transcendent.

“If I fight, you fight.”

Absolutely sensational. Hits like pure fucking adrenaline.

Really didn’t like this the first time I watched it, but now I’ve come to a different conclusion: this rocks. Woo’s sensibilities make this a genuine blast and it feels the most fun of any of the franchise. It’s not perfect by any means, (and certainly seems to be the mostly outwardly sexist of the franchise), but it’s still a great time!

“You want to shake hands with the devil, that's fine with me, I just want to make sure you do it in hell.”

Still truly fantastic. De Palma’s choices elevate what’s for the most part a able story and script and makes it feel really suspenseful, and refreshingly tactile. His use of shadows, Dutch angles, and split-diopters makes this just a dream to watch. He makes the smaller moments feel so real and powerful, like the beads of sweat dripping down the glasses when Ethan is in the room. And that push-in on Voight when he realizes Ethan is recording him… incredible. Great stuff.

Falls flat every once in a while and is probably about 20 minutes too long, but I liked this! ittedly probably Bigelow’s weakest direction but still had some really solid moments once it got going. Really liked the beginning and the end of the 2nd act/3rd act, and really liked Ford’s more quiet stoicism. Cool movie, glad I found it!

"It’s too bad she won’t live. But then again, who does?”

[Final Cut]

Ridley Scott made a sci-fi noir movie and so of course it’s one of the greatest movies ever made. Absolutely dripping in complex morality, I don’t think I can really articulate just how much I adore this movie. Ridley’s masterpiece. Just jaw-dropping on every conceivable level.

"Some things are best swept under the rug"

Far less interested in its own plot or specificities, Black Bag’s allure comes much more from how it plays itself, as opposed to why. Which, for me, makes it suave, sleek, sharp, and sexy. Absolutely loved this. Soderbergh is having an absolute blast playing coy with the story to heighten the relationships between the characters. Feels very much like The Killer. Great time at the movies.

Really not much to say about this one other than it’s really kinda just boring. Good premise, I guess. I’d rather just watch The Equalizer though.

Interesting stuff that really only comes to fruition towards the back end, but still! Pretty serviceable movie considering the source material. Bold attempt!

How do you make a movie about a cute dog and make the dog look like shit

Solidly made stuff, does drag a bit a times but otherwise a pretty handily made movie. Really honestly a fan of McQuarrie’s direction style, would love to see him make a straight heist movie. That would be bonkers.

Really good stuff! Has a great atmosphere to it and Weir makes what would be middling feel pretty interesting. Harrison Ford might be the coolest person ever on screen.

“The darkest of angels”

A masterwork. Nobody does it like George Miller. A beautiful mix of action and heart. Jaw dropping on every level. How does he do it like this. And yeah, this is better than Fury Road. 

Really fun! Feels very sweet, zany, funny. A bit messy too but it’s not the biggest deal. Kinda loses its footing in the third act and becomes a bit generic but it still works. Second act is phenomenal, some god-level moments from Bong Joon-Ho there. It’s all also a bit on the nose but it’s to be expected. RobPat is swinging for the fences on this one, he’s an absolute blast.  The movie does kinda feel like a hodgepodge of Okja and Snowpiercer, but still, I liked it!

Not sure why I watched this. Wish I hadn’t.

Objectionable on almost every level. Feels like a complete sham, and is really just a bunch of executives trying to pull the wool over your eyes. Follows the worst instincts possible, and makes almost every wrong decision. It’s boring, nonsensical, and milks everything it can for a cheap win. I want to hate it, but it almost feels too embarrassing for me to. Almost. Every once in a while there’s something nice. The Kylo/Rey stuff is compelling (outside the Palpatine angle). It’s shot actually pretty decently. The one scene with Ford is good. Not much else though. Shameful stuff.

“No one is ever really gone”

All that much better in retrospect, every time I watch it. Fantastic reverence for what makes the franchise special, and elevates to to beautiful and remarkable heights. Rian really got it.

Thought this was actually really well made, and really feels as hollow and evil as it needs to be, especially in the back half. Was also thankfully remarkably restrained in what it could’ve been, which is honestly commendable. Stan is legitimately chilling, and Strong is fantastic as well. Pretty good movie, even if I feel grimy and disgusting after watching it, especially with everything else happening.

“When did you bury him?”

Absolutely haunting. The first half hour is so beautiful at building up the family love and bond while the terror starts to creep in and then it all just hits suddenly. And you’re then left with despair and terror and uncertainty and unease for what seems like an eternity. Truly a fantastic story, and is frankly masterfully done. Torres gives the one of the best performances of the year, easily. I felt myself gripping my heart and tearing up maybe every 15 minutes. Phenomenal film.

“As long as there's light, we've got a chance.”

Yeah this is actually really good. ittedly has all the issues that come with being a mid-2010s blockbuster, but damn if it doesn’t have such a huge heart to make up for it. Feels so magical and electric in a way that it really shouldn’t, but everything still shines. It’s also paced genuinely stupendously well, because 2+ hours feels like 30 minutes. The biggest and best part about this is the cast, though. Truly a superb ensemble, and there a legitimately zero weak links. All the newcomers are fantastic, and the returners, particularly Ford also feel just magical. Ford is truly the best out of all of them though, he is giving what is his best performance of the franchise in this. 

Amazing stuff, sorry. Can’t hate JJ for this one. I still love it.

"Train yourself to let go... of everything you fear to lose."

Appreciated this far more on a rewatch. The flaws are still there, in the dialogue and in Christensen’s performance (it’s still wooden and awkward to me, sorry), but the sheer scale and intensity of everything the movie does wipes it away. A true epic to a tragedy, like watching a train careening off a cliff and knowing there’s nothing you can do. All the flaws in a broken and abused system finally giving way, and the horror that comes with it. Magnificent stuff.

Look I think I do respect what Lucas is going for here, and it has grown on me a bit since the last time I saw it, but god, is it boring. It draws on for too long, and the dialogue throughout is almost unbearable. “Oh but that’s the point!”/“oh but the dialogue is meant to be bad cause it doesn’t actually matter!” Still sucks! I understand the idea behind the revisionism of this one but I can’t get on board with it. It’s still a boring and bad movie (although ittedly not to the degree I )

That being said, Williams is on fire here. Some of his best work in the franchise.

Alright it’s not as bad as I it being, but damn it certainly didn’t surprise me either. I think I respect this movie far more than I like it, because it is wildly impressive and irable for everything that it does and tries to do. That being said, good god is it boring. There are good bits here and there, but yikes. Just a slog to get through most of the time. Sorry.

"You already have, Luke."

Does take a bit to get really going (not the biggest fan of the Jabba stuff), but oh man once it does it’s just immaculate. Really incredibly poignant and moving, it’s a gorgeous film. The Vader/Luke stuff is the best work in the franchise. Also sorry, definitely prefer the altered ending over “Yub Nub”.

“All his life has he looked away...to the future, to the horizon. Never his mind on where he was.”

It’s all been said but it’s still truly remarkable just how fucking incredible and beautiful this all is. Beautiful and sweeping, romantic and hopeful and equally strong in the face of adversity. And I notice it more every time but it’s so insane just how absolutely and truly GORGEOUS this movie is. Beautiful blues and greens and yellows and oranges and reds and shadows and light and everything else. Easily the best looking of the franchise. What a film.

"In my experience, there's no such thing as luck."

Really just feels like magic every time. There’s so much to ire here, and even though a lot of the more interesting and deeper aspects of it all don’t come to fruition until later films, this still feels so remarkable. Solidly and beautifully done, the technical and practical aspects are still mind blowing. Really shows why I love these so much.

“I wish I didn’t love you so much.”

Just the best to ever be done. Heart achingly beautiful and rousing. Makes me cry, makes me laugh, makes me enraptured. But you knew that, because of course it does. Amazing and perfect and stirring in every sense of the word. Bogart and Bergman are effortless and everyone else is phenomenal. Bogart and Bergman make me cry every time and now La Marseillaise scene does too. Just beautiful. Anti-fascism is the only path.

Not as strong as I , but still quite fun! Buscemi and Issacs run away with it of course.

"Go track some mud on somebody's carpet."

Was actually kinda blown away by this! Wasn’t really expecting much at all from A Complete Unknown but found myself legitimately impressed and emotional about it for a lot of the film.  Really great performances all around, especially from Chalamet, Fanning and Holbrook. It also is, to its credit, a very well technically designed film, and the music sequences are honestly fantastic. I get the criticism that it’s somewhat lacking interiority and purpose, and while I don’t disagree per se,  I don’t think it’s fully true either. My dad loved it of course. 

This one really caught me by surprise. Sorry I doubted you, Mangold (even though I suppose  this could’ve also very much been a hired gun film)

Trying to put aside my aversion for body horror to review this (I just don’t have the stomach for it) but even aside from that, I just don’t think this is that good? Everyone praises its message but it feels extremely one-note and obvious, that it starts to get tired. It’s also just way too long, could’ve easily chopped a good 20-30 minutes off of this and I think it would have played better. Oh well. Demi Moore is ittedly pretty decent. Not for me, sorry!

“The mask is mine, I’m keeping it.”

Was honestly completely floored by this. Absolutely fantastic heart to it, and is incredibly moving. The ideas of self doubt and belonging feel so tangible that you feel as if it’s speaking to your own life. The subtle ironies of the common cruelty and pity are overwhelming. Gorgeous film, and it’s fantastically written. Both Stan and Pearson are nothing short of sublime, and are some of the best of the year. Had no idea Stan had this type of performance in him. Remarkable stuff, I loved this.

“Providence”

A remarkable film. Falters a tiny bit in the middle, but most of it remains drenched in gothic horror and is incredibly stunning. Eggers’ devotion the detail and his ability to walk the line between the fantastical and the literal is on the best display here, which makes Nosferatu so incredibly captivating. It’s also an absolutely fucking gorgeous film and I felt awed at the images that Eggers crafts. Superb stuff.

"I just wanna watch some good fucking tennis."

Feels just as electric on a rewatch. Really masterfully done, and never feels like it drags. All cylinders firing all around. Incredible.

Surprisingly comes together quite well, although can be a bit tiring being almost all payoff and nothing else. Also gotta say Robbie Coltrane is probably the MVP of these movies, really sweet stuff. 

It’s also really remarkable how deep and philosophical these movies want to be and yet all that becomes horrifically foul when you take into the evil bigot that wrote it all. Fuck you JK Rowling, you despicable fucking hag. Enjoy rotting in hell.

Didn’t care for this at all when I watched it as a kid, but woah it’s actually pretty good. Balances itself really well and feels the most consistent and purposeful in its arcs probably since the third movie. Good stuff! 

And fuck you JK Rowling, but that was obvious.

Does have a couple things going for it, namely the material at times actually does feel interesting. On the other hand though, most of it is just really damn boring. Didn’t really care too much until the end! Also remarkable that half of it looks really unique and complex for the series but the other half looks like brown sludge. Barely a ing grade for this one. 

As always, fuck you JK Rowling.

Feels the most concise I think out of all of them so far, and carries itself pretty well through the whole runtime. Possibly could’ve even been longer, but doesn’t miss to many of the beats it tries to hit. Oldman is really sweet in this one too. Pays off well. 

And of course, fuck you JK Rowling.

First two thirds feel really disted and messy, and honestly makes it a bit of a slog to get through, but the third act almost makes up for it entirely. Really succinct and well done stuff. And man, Brendan Gleeson is a blast. 

And naturally, fuck you JK Rowling.

God man this one really is just so good. The pacing is better, the emotional and thematic cores feel that much stronger, and the main performances are also so much better. And no shade to Chris Columbus, but Cuarón really just takes this and runs away with it, it’s so much more concise and deeper than the previous two. Really fantastic stuff, and if memory serves it unfortunately doesn’t hit this same high again. 

And of course, fuck JK Rowling.

1. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
2. Mission: Impossible – Fallout
3. Mission: Impossible
4. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
5. Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
6. Mission: Impossible II
7. Mission: Impossible III

What if…? after Love and Thunder

1. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
2. Captain America: The First Avenger
3. Guardians of the Galaxy
4. Iron Man
5. Thunderbolts*
6. Iron Man 3
7. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
8. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
9. Black Panther
10. Loki

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1. Sinners
2. Black Bag
3. I'm Still Here
4. Thunderbolts*
5. Mickey 17
6. The Shrouds
7. Eephus
8. The ant²
9. Fight or Flight
10. Captain America: Brave New World

• The Last Duel
• Dune
• Last Night in Soho
• Eternals
• Spencer
• Ghostbusters: Afterlife
• C'mon C'mon
• House of Gucci
• Spider-Man: No Way Home
• West Side Story

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1. The Empire Strikes Back
2. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
3. Return of the Jedi
4. Star Wars
5. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
6. Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith
7. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
8. Solo: A Star Wars Story
9. Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace
10. Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones

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Not necessarily full rereleases but films that were released previously that I got to see I theaters, especially if I hadn’t before (minimum 5+ years after)

• Casablanca

  3/8/23, 1/11/24

• The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

  4/13/23, 6/10/24

• Escape from New York

  6/2/23

• Dog Day Afternoon

  6/3/23

• Jurassic Park

  9/5/23

• Star Trek

  9/8/23, 3/6/24

• The Empire Strikes Back

  1/14/24

• The Prestige

  1/19/24

• The Dark Knight

  1/21/24

• The Fugitive

  3/18/24

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If there’s any others, I sure as hell don’t it

• Star Wars: The Last Jedi
• Avengers: Endgame
• Top Gun: Maverick
• Avatar: The Way of Water
• Creed III
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
• Fast X
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
• Oppenheimer
• The Creator

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1. Nickel Boys
2. Oppenheimer
3. Killers of the Flower Moon
4. Ferrari
5. Judas and the Black Messiah
6. The Zone of Interest
7. Sinners
8. The Fabelmans
9. Da 5 Bloods
10. The Brutalist

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• Spartacus

  VHS

• Sicario

  DVD (3-pack: The American Frontier Trilogy: Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water)

• Wind River

  DVD (3-pack: The American Frontier Trilogy: Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water)

• Hell or High Water

  DVD (3-pack: The American Frontier Trilogy: Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water)

• E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

  DVD

• Scarface

  DVD

• Alien: Covenant

  Blu-Ray 

• All the President's Men

  Blu-Ray 

• The Avengers

  Blu-Ray + DVD

• Beetlejuice

  Blu-Ray

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• Sinners
• Creed
• Fruitvale Station
• Black Panther
• Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

• Oppenheimer

  70mm - AMC Lincoln Square

• The Prestige

  35mm - The Metrograph

• The Dark Knight

  35mm - The Metrograph

• Dune: Part Two

  70mm - AMC Lincoln Square

• The Last of the Mohicans

  35mm - Roxy Cinema

• Collateral

  35mm - Paris Theater

• The Departed

  35mm - The Metrograph

• The Brutalist

  35mm - Alice Tully Hall, NYFF62

• All the President's Men

  35mm - The Metrograph

• Sinners

  70MM - AMC Lincoln Square

1. Ocean's Eleven
2. Ocean's Thirteen
3. Ocean's Twelve
4. Logan Lucky
5. No Sudden Move
6. Magic Mike
7. Contagion
8. Kimi
9. High Flying Bird
10. Black Bag

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No longer updating.

1. Nickel Boys
2. The Brutalist
3. Sing Sing
4. Challengers
5. Juror #2
6. Hit Man
7. Trap
8. A Different Man
9. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
10. Dune: Part Two

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1. Nickel Boys
2. The Brutalist
3. I'm Still Here
4. Dune: Part Two
5. Anora
6. A Complete Unknown
7. Wicked
8. Conclave
9. The Substance
10. Emilia Pérez

1. The Elephant Man
2. Lost Highway
3. Mulholland Drive
4. Blue Velvet
5. Dune

1. Nickel Boys
2. The Brutalist
3. Anora
4. Queer
5. The Room Next Door
6. A Real Pain
7. Oh, Canada
8. Maria
9. The Shrouds
10. Eephus

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1. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
3. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
4. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
5. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
6. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
7. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
8. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

• The Irishman
• The Killer
• Roma
• The Power of the Dog
• Marriage Story
• Da 5 Bloods
• Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
• May December
• Mank
• ing

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1. The Master
2. Punch-Drunk Love
3. Phantom Thread
4. Licorice Pizza

Only live action

1. The Batman
2. Batman
3. The Dark Knight
4. Batman Returns
5. The Dark Knight Rises
6. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
7. Batman Forever
8. Batman Begins
9. Batman & Robin

1. Blade Runner 2049
2. Prisoners
3. Dune
4. Dune: Part Two
5. Arrival
6. Sicario
7. Enemy

1. Creed
2. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
3. TRON: Legacy
4. Blade Runner 2049
5. Top Gun: Maverick
6. Creed III
7. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
8. Creed II
9. Gladiator II
10. The Matrix Resurrections

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1. Alien
2. Blade Runner
3. Alien: Covenant
4. Napoleon
5. Gladiator
6. Prometheus
7. Kingdom of Heaven
8. The Martian
9. The Last Duel
10. Gladiator II

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1. Juror #2
2. The Mule
3. Richard Jewell
4. Sully
5. Cry Macho

1. Apocalypse Now
2. The Godfather
3. The Outsiders
4. Bram Stoker's Dracula
5. Megalopolis

1. Déjà Vu
2. Crimson Tide
3. Man on Fire
4. Days of Thunder
5. Top Gun
6. The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
7. Unstoppable
8. Enemy of the State
9. Spy Game

1. Jurassic Park
2. Malcolm X
3. Schindler's List
4. GoodFellas
5. The Insider
6. Crimson Tide
7. Heat
8. The Last of the Mohicans
9. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
10. Good Will Hunting

1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
2. Casino Royale
3. GoldenEye
4. Skyfall
5. Goldfinger
6. No Time to Die
7. Spectre
8. From Russia with Love
9. Tomorrow Never Dies
10. Quantum of Solace

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1. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
2. Avatar: The Way of Water
3. Titanic
4. Avatar
5. The Terminator
6. Aliens
7. The Abyss

1. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
2. The Terminator
3. Terminator: Dark Fate
4. Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
5. Terminator Genisys
6. Terminator Salvation

1. Alien
2. Alien: Covenant
3. Prometheus
4. Predator
5. Aliens
6. Predator 2
7. Alien³
8. Predators
9. Alien: Romulus
10. AVP: Alien vs. Predator

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1. The Rules of the Game
2. The Wizard of Oz
3. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
4. M
5. It Happened One Night
6. Bride of Frankenstein
7. Bringing Up Baby
8. Stagecoach
9. Frankenstein
10. The 39 Steps

1. 12 Angry Men
2. Vertigo
3. Rear Window
4. North by Northwest
5. The Searchers
6. Singin' in the Rain
7. All About Eve
8. Ben-Hur
9. Rebel Without a Cause
10. The Day the Earth Stood Still

1. Casablanca
2. Citizen Kane
3. It's a Wonderful Life
4. Double Indemnity
5. Bicycle Thieves
6. Arsenic and Old Lace
7. My Darling Clementine
8. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
9. The Maltese Falcon
10. Rebecca

• The Searchers
• The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
• My Darling Clementine
• Stagecoach
• Wagon Master

1. 2001: A Space Odyssey
2. The Sound of Music
3. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
4. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
5. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
6. Psycho
7. Planet of the Apes
8. Spartacus
9. 8½
10. West Side Story

1. The Insider
2. Ferrari
3. Heat
4. The Last of the Mohicans
5. Collateral
6. Thief
7. Ali
8. Miami Vice
9. Blackhat
10. Public Enemies

1. It's a Wonderful Life
2. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
3. Arsenic and Old Lace
4. It Happened One Night
5. You Can't Take It with You

1. The Irishman
2. Creed
3. Moonlight
4. Inside Llewyn Davis
5. TRON: Legacy
6. Parasite
7. The Social Network
8. Silence
9. Django Unchained
10. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

1. The Irishman
2. GoodFellas
3. Killers of the Flower Moon
4. Raging Bull
5. The Departed
6. Silence
7. Casino
8. Taxi Driver
9. The Wolf of Wall Street
10. Shutter Island

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1. The Sixth Sense
2. Unbreakable
3. Trap
4. Knock at the Cabin
5. Signs
6. Split
7. Glass
8. After Earth
9. The Last Airbender

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1. Oppenheimer
2. Ferrari
3. Killers of the Flower Moon
4. The Killer
5. John Wick: Chapter 4
6. The Zone of Interest
7. Priscilla
8. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
9. Poor Things
10. Napoleon

...plus 34 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Hit Man
2. School of Rock
3. Before Sunrise
4. Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood

1. 12 Angry Men
2. Dog Day Afternoon
3. Network
4. The Wiz
5. Murder on the Orient Express

1. Malcolm X
2. Do the Right Thing
3. Da 5 Bloods
4. 25th Hour
5. Inside Man
6. BlacKkKlansman
7. She's Gotta Have It

1. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
3. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
4. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
5. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
6. The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

1. TRON: Legacy
2. Top Gun: Maverick
3. Only the Brave
4. Spiderhead
5. Oblivion

1. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
2. War for the Planet of the Apes
3. Rise of the Planet of the Apes
4. Planet of the Apes
5. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
6. Conquest of the Planet of the Apes
7. Beneath the Planet of the Apes
8. Escape from the Planet of the Apes
9. Battle for the Planet of the Apes
10. Planet of the Apes

1. Creed
2. Challengers
3. Raging Bull
4. Moneyball
5. Rocky
6. Ford v Ferrari
7. The Color of Money
8. The Iron Claw
9. Days of Thunder
10. Speed Racer

1. The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
2. Snatch
3. The Gentlemen
4. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
5. Wrath of Man
6. King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
7. Aladdin