Remember, just because you don't enjoy my favorite movies that doesn’t mean you have the right to attack my character or my video :) I'm simply sharing my favorite films, and there's no reason to leave hate on a video like that. The movie community can be rough and rude sometimes, especially to women because we have different tastes. Please, be kind in the comments. Thanks ! 💕
Great selections, quite a few of these are also in my top 100. I will check out Clue as "Cluedo" (as it's called in South Africa) is one of my favorite board-games.
Movies mentioned 1) Dirty dancing 2) Casablanca 3) To all the boys I’ve loved before. 4) Singing in the rain. 5) the lion king 6) The grinch 7) The nightmare before Christmas 8) Inception 9) The dark knight 10) inglorious bastards 11) The game of clue 12) V for Vendetta 13) Beauty and the beast 14) Shutter Island 15) Roman Holiday
I love your movie taste!! watched and loved all of these, I loved shutter island its got one of my favourite movie quotes which is "Which would be worse - to live as a monster? Or to die as a good man? " that line on the steps really gets to me and its just feels so impactactful in the movie and Teddy.Also love Inception with the scene near the end with Fisher and his dad in the dream landscape. One of my favourite actors is Cillian Murphy and he just makes me cry buckets. I love reading movie essays about the ending, but when I actually watch, I just act like its all real, because I want him to be happy and I want fisher to know he is important.
My personal favorites in alphabetical order 12 Angry Men All the President's Men Anchorman Back to the Future (My 2nd fav) Big Fish Bridge on the River Kwai Dark Knight Dead Poets Society (My no.1) Forrest Gump Gone With the Wind Goonies Grease Indiana Jones III It's a Wonderful Life Lawrence of Arabia Lord of the Rings Trilogy Monty Python and the Holy Grail Rain Man Shawshank Redemption Sound of Music Star Trek IV Star Wars Original Trilogy Titanic To Kill a Mockingbird Toy Story The Truman Show Woodlawn
Thanks for sharing your list. Keep doing what your doing. My list: * Inherent Vice * Mad Max Fury Road * Tokyo Godfathers * A Prairie Home Companion * Man with a Movie Camera * Little Shop of Horrors (the 86 version) * Knives Out * Playtime * The Lego Movie * Who Framed Roger Rabbit
You just made me want to rewatch Shutter Island, because that ending is amazing. Also I love To All the Boys I Loved Before, and I can't wait for the sequel.
Thank you so much for making this list and sharing your favorites. If I had a top 10, the picks would fall all over the place but if I picked my top 5, I'd go: 1. Who Framed Roger Rabbit 2. Knives Out 3. The LEGO Movie 4. Inherent Vice 5. Man with a Movie Camera
I love that someone so young appreciates the classics!!!! Casablanca is one of the best movies ever filmed. It’s just beautiful. I got to see it on the big screen a couple of years ago, and it was amazing. My boyfriend and I were the only two people in the theater under 60. 😂 (We were 34.) Singin in the Rain is also perfection! So is Roman Holiday, although I think my personal favorite is Sabrina. Have you ever seen Meet Me in St. Louis? Or any of The Thin Man series? Or any of the Doris Day/Rock Hudson movies?
My top favorite movies here: 1. Apocalypse Now 2. Clockwork Orange 3. Blade Runner/Blade Runner 2049 4. Eyes Wide Shut 5. Scarface 6. The Good The Bad The Ugly 7. I Saw The Devil 8. Inglourious Basterds 9. Once Upon a Time In America 10. Kill Bill Vol 1/Vol 2 11. Full Metal Jacket 12. Django Unchained 13. American Psycho 14. The Shining 15. The Silence Of The Lambs 16. City Of God 17. Pulp Fiction 18. Rosemary’s Baby 19. The Evil Dead(1981) 20. The Thing(1982) 21. Goodfellas 22. Taxi Driver 23. The Hateful Eight 24. The Killing Of a Sacred Deer 25. Barry Lyndon 26. Once Upon a Time In The West 27. Ran 28. The Godfather 29. Enter The Dragon 30. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre(1974) 31. The Exorcist 32. Hereditary 33. The VVitch 34. The Wailing 35. Schindler’s List 36. The Pianist 37. Platoon 38. Gran Torino 39. The Green Mile 40. Misery 41. Reservoir Dogs 42. The Shawshank Redemption 43. Terminator 2 Judgement Day 44. Mad Max Fury Road 45. A Fistful Of Dollars 46. Doctor Sleep 47. Dune(2021) 48. Nightmare On Elm Street(1984) 49. Halloween(1978) 50. Scream 51. Day Of The Dead(1985) 52. Train To Busan 53. It Follows 54. The Lighthouse 55. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 56. The Last Emperor 57. The Karate Kid(1984) 58. The Last Samurai 59. The Dark Knight 60. Big Trouble In Little China 61. Ip Man 62. Rambo First Blood 63. Braveheart 64. The Crow 65. The Breakfast Club 66. An American Werewolf In London 67. Requiem For A Dream 68. The Omen(1976) 69. Leon The Professional 70. Parasite 71. Se7en 72. Psycho(1960) 73. The Green Knight 74. Uncut Gems 75. Gone With The Wind 76. Total Recall(1990) 77. Aliens 78. The Raid 79. Robocop 80. Fight Club 81. Black Dynamite 82. Saving Private Ryan 83. Jaws 84. Jurassic Park 85. Pan’s Labyrinth 86. Terminator 87. Empire Of The Sun 88. No Country For Old Men 89. Unforgiven 90. Kung Fu Hustle 91. Fist Of Fury 92. Dances With Wolves 93. Predator 94. Battle Royale 95. Die Hard 96. Alien 97. 2001 Space Odyssey 98. The Matrix 99. From Dusk Till Dawn 100. Saw 2
20: Terminator 2: Judgment Day 19: Yi Yi 18: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 17: Kill Bill vol. 1&2 16: Casino Royale 15: Spirited Away 14: Jaws 13: A Clockwork Orange 12: Barry Lyndon 11: Seven Samurai 10: The Godfather 9: Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood 8: Star Wars: Original Trilogy 7: 2001: A Space Odyssey 6: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 5: Ran 4: The Shining 3: Pulp Fiction 2: Raiders of the Lost Ark 1: Eyes Wide Shut
Casablanca and Singin in the Rain are 2 of the greatest films I have ever seen. Excellent choices! YES!!! Another Clue fan!!!! Clue is one of the greatest movies of all time and in my eyes Tim Curry's best film.
Oh my goodness I absolutely LOVE this video! Its so great to see a fellow booktuber talk about films and hearing you talking about everything was so lovely! I have the same feelings for Inception and Shutter Island!! Ex Machina is one of my all time favorite movies too because it blew my minddddd and it was just filmed so beautifully! I took a film class in college and I learned the techniques directors use to create a sci-fi setting. I have a good understanding of your taste in films and I adore how much you love movies that make you THINK! Those are the ones that keep you wondering and staying on the edge ^_^ Roman Holiday seems like such a fun movie and I recommend picking up Before Sunrise since its a similar tone! &I would like to recommend for you to watch Baby Driver if you haven't already cause that is a movie I love very very much. Also, Arrival with Amy Adams is phenomenal Sci-Fi movie that I think you'd like! Lovely video :,)
oooo I have to look up Before Sunrise then! We have a similar movie taste! I love finding someone who loves the same kinds of movies as I do because then we can bounce recommendations back and forth to one another
honestly i love that you have such a wide variety of different types of movies on your favorites list. there's old classics and superhero movies and cutesy romcoms and animation and the grinch!!
Did you know that Lehane also adapted Shutter Island to graphic novel which came out in 2009, a the year before Scorsese's film was released. *My All-Time Favorites:* Wonder Woman (Patty Jenkins, 2017) The Life of Oharu (Kenji Mizoguchi, 1952) The Passion of Joan of Arc (Carl Dreyer, 1928) Persona (Ingmar Bergman, 1966) Three Colours: Blue (Krzysztof Kieślowski, 1993) Koyaanisqatsi (Godfrey Reggio, 1982) Spirited Away (Hayao Miyazaki, 2001) City Lights (Charles Chaplin, 1931) Late Spring (Yasujirō Ozu, 1949) Ugetsu Monogatari (Kenji Mizoguchi, 1953) The Circus (Charles Chaplin, 1928) Dawn of Justice (Zack Snyder, 2016) Modern Times (Charles Chaplin, 1936) Holubice (František Vláčil, 1960)
The reason I can't get behind any of the modern adaptations of Dr. Seuss books is because Theodor Geisel himself said he didn't want any made after he died, but his widow continues to license the characters out to make toys and films out of, which goes against his wish for his stories to not become fetishized commodities.
I've seen 9 movies from your list! Yay! I love Inglourious Basterds, too! I was actually waiting for La La Land.. 😊 Well, there's just a lot of great movies. You should see No Country for Old Men!
@@Kittikee10 the movie follows the Greek hero and gods and takes place in ancient Greece. The fact that it's not called Heracles in the English version ain't my fault
My top ten favorite movies in alphabetical order are: Braveheart Bringing Up Baby Dolores Claiborne Forrest Gump Innerspace Magnolia Maltese Falcon Psycho Purple Rose of Cairo Singin in the Rain
this was so interesting to watch, since I've barely seen any of these movies and I feel like a got a lot of recommendations, and it's really fun watching people talk about what they love :)
My Top 20 Best/Dream/Forever Favorite Movies of All-Time 1. Kung Fu Panda 2. Kung Fu Panda 3 3. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 4. Sonic the Hedgehog 5. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990 Movie 6. Shrek 7. Shrek 2 8. A Bug's Life 9. Lilo & Stitch 10. Gremlins 11. Jurassic World 12. Jurassic Park 13. Monsters, Inc. 14. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 15. Osmosis Jones 16. Disney's Beauty and the Beast 17. Balto 18. Space Jam 19. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows 20. Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas
My favorite movie of all time is Children of Heaven (Iranian Movie /1997), just amazing! A movie about pure and innocent love. A movie that puts smile on my face. A movie that grabs my deepest and most sincere emotions and brings them out to the surface. It makes me feel like purified. One of the best moments of my life as i can say without doubt.
Such a great video Liv! 💕About Inception, I saw once that there is also a ring theory?? Like when he has his ring he is in reality, or vice versa... Anyway, look it up if you want, you can probably find it somewhere but for what I remember it made sense and blew my mind! ☺️
YES that’s my FAVORITE theory since the top is his wife’s totem, from what I remember, and the ring is actually his totem
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Casablanca is that movie I know I need to watch but keep forgetting about until someone else mentions it. And I know that Nightmare Before Christmas gets love but it's not even nearly enough for how good it is tbh.
YES I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! 🧡OMG YES I ADORE CHRISTOPHER NOALN MOVIES! Inception and Dark Night are my two favourite movies ever! The Dark Night really made me love Batman. It's so true - without Heath Ledger, we wouldn't have The Dark Night!
Omg I watched dirty dancing at least 20 times my best friend and I were so obsessed with it that we watched it every time we had a chance Also my favourite disney movie is mulan I watched that almost every day with my brother when we were young
Absolutely watch moving mind fuck movies that need multiple watches. Some of my favs are inception, shutter island, se7en, inglorious basterds and also looove Roman holiday 💕💕I enjoy Tarantino’s movies a lot but in my opinion it’s his best.
So I just watched Shutter Island and I love it. My mom doesn't want to watch it again, because she's already seen it, which is ridiculous. It has become a thing in my family and every time I suggest we watch Shutter Island again my mom bursts out laughing. (But I will convince her to watch it again!)
this list is helll yeah. my film professor last year AND my ta talked about how much they hate inception and how overrated it is and it took everything in me to not start yelling.
I've seen all of these films except To All The Boys I've Loved Before! You have a good mix of different films! Some of my favorite films are Plein Soleil (Purple Noon) (my favorite film), The Graduate, Harold & Maude, Belle De Jour, The Royal Tenenbaums (now I sound like a typical film fan), Masculin Feminin, Zodiac, Persona, Picnic At Hanging Rock, any David Lynch film pretty much, and I could go on, but that's an even 10 so I'll stop there. Casablanca is one of the reasons I got into film. I WISH there was a cinema or film class I could have taken at my high school! My English teacher one year had a cardboard cutout of Rick Blaine in his classroom and one day someone finally asked who it was and once my teacher realized we didn't know Humphrey Bogart or Casablanca he told us we had to watch it and we would have a quiz on it. I went to Blockbuster after school, rented it and watched it. We never did have that quiz. But it's not like I wasn't going to watch a movie if that's what a teacher assigns. That's the best assignment! I saw an interview with Michael Cane and he said that Christopher Nolan told him it's reality if his character is in the scene. I don't remember the ending exactly but according to Michael Cane, if he's in the scene it's not a dream. I actually have an unpopular opinion on Leonardo DiCaprio. I think he's overrated. I find a lot of his characters to be similar and I'm constantly mixing up scenes from Inception and Shutter Island. He's an actor, though, that I knew his name before I had seen any of his films, so I'm too aware that it's him. It's hard for me to see the characters instead of Leonardo DiCaprio playing a character. I've seen all but 4 Audrey Hepburn films and Roman Holiday was my favorite for a long time. I watched it all the time. I remember when I babysat in high school and I'd bring some films from home to watch after the kids went to bed, I tried to make sure they were still kid-friendly, and I grabbed Roman Holiday 90% of the time.
ooo i like what you said about Leo! I always see his characters as Leonardo's, so I'm like, "Oh, Leo is going to Shutter Island in this movie," but I kind of don't mind it because I just love his expressions and his voice soothes me in a way I can't describe
lolol the mask V wears is based on Guy Fawkes but it's actually a graphic novel set in a dystopian England where V tries to expose the corruption in the totalitarian government and gain back the freedom from those in society
