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this movie made me feel emotions more than any film i've seen i believe not think but feel, not think but feel

i greatly enjoyed this film, much more than asteroid city or french dispatch
i believe it was benicio del toros performance that grounded the film and made it much better, amazing performance

really funny really great british humor really great songs very catchy very good i just went to this at river oaks and was informed it was going to be a theatre live performance or some sort of orchestra and i payed extra for the ticket but was lied to
both i and joelle rheingold were furious

watched this with cary's i psychology class and i love this film

this movie is better than any of the sex i have ever had.
this movie is fucking perfect.
this movie is so fucking good.
holy fucking shit this movie is so fucking good.
when i got out of this movie i was in such utter shock that i sent a 1 minute 40 second long voice memo to joelle rheingold just repeated the phrase "it's so fucking good" over, and over again.
this movie is so fucking good.
you must see it in theatre, as i did, it cannot be understood without the theatre experience.
thank you christopher nolan.

dude obviously but also FUCK YEAH I LOVE THIS MOVIE - I LOVE ROM COMS I LOVETHIS SHIT ALSO ITS SET IN BROOKLYN FUCK YEAH JOELLE RHEINGOLD

holy peak, watched the extended version FUCK THE KNICKS JUST LOST GOD FUCKING DAMMIT BRO FUCK SHOUTOUT MY NEW YORK BRETHERIN JOELLE RHEINGOLD RIP KNICKS
this movies good i got it for $2 at goodwill

when i first saw this movie i forgot to put a review because my heart was still racing from the conclusion to this film, mission impossible will always hold a special place in my heart very very large special place, i love these films i love them so dearly and this was an ending worthy of them

not a comedy and not ITYSL as a movie

undoubtedly his best

this is THE MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 
i this movie coming out so well dude fuck i love this movie it's the ultimate mission impossible you can see them finding the rhythm so well here jesus christ 

fucking love the first scene where they get the record and take over the recording brooooo sooo gooooood "we are the syndicate mr hunt" broooo this shit is so fire

i think this is the best serious mission impossible 
it's also our first introduction to the idea of a super terrorist group (syndicate) that will obviously become very important to the series in the future
i normally think jeremy renner is annoying but he's good in this movie 

THE mission impossible
the baseplate for all others a good lack of IMF "Ethan Hunt doesn't have his country to back him up this time" some good turns and twists and shit it's just a classic MI

abrams takes woo's goofy mission impossible 2 and says "what if we made Phillip Seymour Hoffman give a oscar worthy performance of the most terrifying mission impossible character ever"

don't like it as much as MI2 but i certainly respect it more

this movie has changed my life.

FUCK YEAH CONEHEADS
watched this on the plane to houston back from DC just fucking class movie
at no point did i get bored i was so invested in this shit not a second wasted genuinely perfect pacing

i can't give a review for this film because i watched it on a plane and fell asleep after the first 15 minutes but it kept playing while i was asleep so it counts

watched this on the plane to DC then watched an hour and a half of tennis while drinking a coffee
never had coffee on a plane
italian open was pretty good excited for the women's final
alcaraz is very good at tennis but he started to be worse at the second set

HOLY FUCKING SHIT I GET IT NOW
THIS IS THE MOST BAD ASS MOVIE EVER 
THIS IS SO KICK ASS HOLY FUCK
I LOVE MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 
THIS MOVIE IS SO COOL
WOO IS MY HERO
FUCKING ETHAN HUNT
FUCK YEAH

i'm normally not a massive fan of action or fight scenes but this does contain my favorite fight scene which is at the very end- just so good it's truly woos strong point and tom cruise sells it so well

FUCK YEAH
I LOVE THIS FUCKING MOVIE
I LOVE MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
FUCK YEAH

this movie is so good
i saw this at river oaks in my vintage armani jacket that i got the very same day this jacket is magical and i had a good time
the movie is beautiful and i found myself wanting to rewatch it minutes after its conclusion
i cannot fucking believe this guy also was in little fockers 
i love you marty you are the best guy
movie takes place in the bronx, you know what else is in the bronx? fordham university. you know where i'm going? fordham university.

this movies not very good but i texted people the whole time shoutout joelle and carys and maya 
this movie kinda fucking sucks dude
happy mothers day my mom picked this movie out

these movies bring me a lot of joy they're just so enjoyable

i watched this with my wonderful father charles flood who i love dearly

scary, yes - good, eh

holy fucking shit this is good everyone should watch this on youtube
i fucked up that IB psych paper 1 today i fucking cooked

this movie proves that nothing good happens in brooklyn and everyone there is a fuck
this film is truly beautiful none of this wide camera angle to achieve objective cinematic beauty bullshit just amazing color grading and the small camera angles
i saw this at river oaks after i went to agora and i planned to go to agora after but it was raining so i still might idk i just got home, i drove home in the pouring rain windows down playing blue velvet and i think thats a good thing- everyone drives like shit 
my life is really good, i got a 1430 sat, a 34 act, a good gpa, i can get into fordham, i will be in new york soon and i will hopefully not get shot and killed
edit: it stopped raining i went to agora and got a cappuccino i walked to cherry hurst park texted with joelle rheingold realized i didnt want too much caffeine because i have the psych ib test tmrw and dont want to stay up to late i drank half the cappuccino threw it away and got a mango nectar at hollywood food mart

there were certain parts i didn't like i thought the run dmc shit was like a fun homage but this movie didn't need it it just took me out of it and honestly i love blues music so much it's a big reason i love this movie, they could've used like real blues music for the wide shots and shit dude i get they had like the electric blues song but i just thought it sounded way too modern and yes i get how it relates to the very ending (dumb btw, just completely unnecessary) but this movies enjoyable i wish it was scarier the fire is cool it's done well 
i finally learned how to eat pussy
this movie has an irish folk song which i love and knew all the words to and i guarentee i was the only mother fucker in there that knew it

i stand by the fact that this is not that good of a fucking movie

just so good especially on the big screen, not even the visuals in theatre just the audio, the music in this movie both by the bands of the film and the backing track are amazing 
truly one of my favorite soundtracks ever
a lot of parts i forget about this movie even tho ive seen it so damn much
i always forget how he defeats the lesbian- that shits weird

good rom com and i love broadcast journalism
the old people in the theatre really liked this one they laughed really hard at everything
toms ties were too short sometimes but overall good classic tailoring in of wardrobe

my favorite moment in this film is when benedict takes a bite from a slice of pizza and it falls apart because he is doing it wrong- it shows how disconnected he is from the regular people while francis eats it well
pope francis was amazing and i miss him dearly although i don't believe in catholicism completely anymore
the acting in this movie was amazing and the casting was even better genuinely how did they make me question what was a real clip and what wasn't
rip bergoglio

11 am showing at river oaks 
woke up at 10:30 and bought a ticket
beautiful day beautiful way to start out my day

holy shit goated movie insane to see in theaters with people around you

holy shit this movie is so good
it gave us many things
inclusions of boddhisattva 2000s covers
jim carrey in def 70s era denim 
severance style personality transitions which are imo cooler 
jim carrey anal
jim carrey chin extension

saw this makayla kirkley

this movie is so funny i love paul mccartney

thinnest vail

you just don't get enough weird 70s shit like this anymore i drank a weird korean energy drink right before i went to see this so that i wouldn't be sleepy during it but it turned out to have the opposite effect and j fell asleep or was half asleep for the first 30 minutes of this movie then for the remainder was farting profusely much to the dismay of the very kind old lady sitting next to me who i smalled talked with right before the start of the film

although this movie made little sense due to missing the first 30 minutes i still enjoyed it and may rewatch it in the future 

i saw this partially because it is the movie on the front of the guy from perks of being a wallflowers shirt and i really like that movie and that shirt so shoutout that movie

oh hell yeah great movie
convinced makayla kirkley to also watch
fuck yeah

i saw this with scott putman at river oaks

it was good and i enjoyed it 
when i first got there i was like cmon this guys suit ain't that big but by the end of the movie i was convinced the suit was big

it's not that good honestly my previous reviews were biased and not a true showing of my beliefs on the film while yes it is enjoyable it's not a 5 and it's certainly not a member of my top 4 i apologize for my previous wrongful reviews and i promise to change 

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i saw this at river oaks at 10:00 pm with basically no one in the theatre

randomly good cast for no fucking reason like why is there a guy from mr show in this

fucking genius movie holy shit everyone should watch this

ehhhhhhhhhhhhh

a movie should make you want to pay attention
this movie failed to make me want to pay attention

saw this at river oaks theatre

i liked a lot about this movie i think Jakobys actor had a great performance the writing was good dialogue wise and the sound/music was great
the actor for the rich guy entirely based his performance on american psycho snd it really bothered me because it felt like an impression and i really think he could've done a separate character that was good without the bateman

saw this at river oaks main auditorium 
best musical i ever seen
i love dolly parton
this is so good

great movie sat it at river oaks small theatre really simple plot, that not being a negative and great cast

i saw the 10:15 screening and towards the end of the movie i was about to fall asleep like my eyes were closing so that sucked

hamburger

saw this at river oaks theatre main room at 9:30 pm
this movie impacted me emotionally in a way no other film has
i got in the car after seeing it and immediately called maya knight i just felt like i had to talk to someone about it
every person should go see this regardless of their political beliefs
israel and palestine is not a political argument it's a argument of humanity
how can we treat people this way

disappointed
watched this in my bedroom on the tv right before bed
it lacked something i don't know i just didn't care about them i thought the dynamics between the animals were interesting and fun but overall just disappointed
i can't say this didnt deserve the oscar because i haven't seen any of the other nominees but i will try to watch them and give my pick for the oscar for animation

saw this at the river oaks theatre in the main auditorium
this movies so excellent in so many ways it's wardrobe and cinematography is so good everything feels very real especially for the 50s 
the locations they shoot in in this movie are just amazing the still wide shots where it's just a horse and a man and the desert are just so amazing
the plot is harder to follow than modern films this is similar to many older westerns though, this could also be a attention problem. they randomly jump in time it feels like i don't know, i don't think they show time ing well in this movie
overall pretty good, good to see it in a large theatre setting definitely added something to the experience
john wayne is just really cool

I HATE THEATRES WITH THE WAITERS AND THE FULL MEALS AND SHIT FUCK IPIC THIS SHOULD NOT BE NORMALIZED
i don't want the theatre to smell like fucking mustard the entire time in there

saw this at river oaks theatre in houston texas
the acting and general plot of this movie are excellent it looks good it feels like one of those cheesy action movies towards the end but that's not a negative this movies very good
i thought it would be more meaningless action, i was wrong
ruffalos teeth and his performance overall is a fucking master piece his irrationality is so well written
what's with bong joon ho and snow

why does everyone hate on this movie it's good as fuck
it's weird as fuck it's good as fuck 
i watched this on the plane from aspen to dallas, im connecting from dallas to houston
this movie is so fucking good
jack haven is so fucking good

1. GoodFellas
2. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
3. Jojo Rabbit
4. Scooby-Doo
5. Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
6. Forgetting Sarah Marshall
7. The Hangover Part II
8. The Mask
9. Almost Famous
10. BlacKkKlansman

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Here Comes Garfield
• Garfield on the Town
• Garfield in the Rough
• Garfield's Halloween Adventure
• Garfield In Paradise
• Garfield Goes Hollywood
• A Garfield Christmas
• Happy Birthday Garfield
• Garfield: His 9 Lives
• Garfield's Babes and Bullets

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
• Back to the Future Part II
• Batman
• Dead Poets Society
• When Harry Met Sally...
• The Little Mermaid
• Do the Right Thing
• The Abyss
• Castle in the Sky
• Honey, I Shrunk the Kids

...plus 185 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

the best stupid not film bro'y comedies

• The Mask

  its just so good jim carrey is the 🐐

• Dumb and Dumber

  jim carrey

• Scooby-Doo

  matthew lillard

• Jackass Forever

  STEVE-O

• Happy Gilmore
• Wayne's World
• Step Brothers

You all heard about that famous book called "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", right!? There has been many editions of that book, and I saw bunch of lists here inspired by that book. But the thing is, those books are always more of the same, and you'll find more of the same movie titles in all those books, repeating year after year.

But I say, lets forget about that book, and lets all make something completely different here...a unique list that will only share the same name with that book, and not much more!
But, here's the thing...to do that, I'm going to need your help! Now, I'm not sure that I'm popular enough to make this happened simply because the entire project relies on the help of other of Letterboxd, and to make it work, this list must be seen by as many people as possible! So its very possible that this project will die and fail sooner then later. But I'm willing to try!

So yeah, I need your help to create this list! Everybody can participate...every member on Letterboxd who stumbles on this list and is willing to add movies that he think people should see (before they die). Everything goes (except short movies)! It doesn't matter if its some cheap (but hopefully great) little movie, or well known blockbuster, or simply a well known classic. If you think that the movie deserves to be on this list, just mention that movie title in the comments section, and I will placed it on the list, that's all.
Basically, all of you are creating this list, I will be just editing, and of course, will be adding some of my own movie titles that I think should be on this list.

Now, to avoid the chaos in the comment section, here is couple of rules (please, stick to them)...

1. Each member can post only one movie title per comment. Next to the title you can write a few words about why you think that movie should be on the list, or why people should see it. Or if you already wrote the review for that movie, you can post the link of your review next to the title, and I will add that link under Notes.

2. You can't post two comments with movie titles in a row, one after the other. Give others a chance to participate, and wait for someone else to post his title after you comment. If you do post two (or more) comments/titles in a row, I will simply ignore that second comment, and just add the first you posted.

And that's about it as far as the rules goes. If I notice that we need more rules for some reason, I'll just add them here and inform you about that in the comment section...

As for the updates of the list...well, I have my own life and things to do, so I won't be updating this list "every 5 minutes". But I will try to do it on daily basis (if its possible), as soon as I find the time to do that.

Now, what do you say Letterboxd community!?? ARE YOU IN!?? If anything, it should be at least a lots of fun (I hope)...so LET'S MAKE THIS HAPPENED!!!

PS. I'm starting this list with fantastic Korean movie A HARD DAY...

EDIT

CONCLUSION

Well, first of all, I want to thank everyone who participated in creating this list! Of course this list wasn't created by ALL Letterboxd (as is stated in the title of the list), not even close, but nevertheless, there was a large number of Letterboxd who were part of this unique project. I won't name anyone because that simply would not be fair to the rest, and it would take to much time...so once again, thank you ALL, you know who you are! After all, your names and nicknames are written next to the movies you suggested.

If you told me 5 months ago that this list will be finished in a five months, I would tell you "No way!! You're crazy!!". But here we are, having a finished list with 1001 movies! All thanks to you good people, and thanks to Letterboxd crew who promoted this list on couple of occasions trough their Twitter and Facebook s.
When I started this project, I didn't really believe that I will finish it! You see, I started this project twice before, on two different forums, and both times, projects simply died after 200-300 movies. People just lost their interest. And since Im not really much popular here, I had a feeling that this project won't reach many people. so it will go unnoticed. But as you can all see, things played out just nicely...

And speaking of popularity...I know that some will think different, but the truth is that I never did this to gain popularity, or anything like that. As I said earlier, this was just an interesting idea, a social experiment so to speak, that I've tried to do before, but the whole thing failed...twice! So I said to myself..."well, they say that third time's a charm, so let me try again, on a different platform, Letterboxd". And indeed it worked like charm!

As for the list...I would say that this is very interesting and unique list, based completely on different opinions from people all around the world. There were some obvious choices, some interesting choices, some weird choices, and some really questionable choices! Some people wrote why they think that the movie they suggested deserves to be on the list, and some didn't do that. Unfortunately, I didn't insist on those "explanations", but maybe I should have, because it would be interesting to hear/read why some of the movies end up on this list. For example, there is couple of movie here that are on IMDb Bottom 100 list, and I hope they didn't end up here because people who suggested those just wanted to be sarcastic or something like that. Personally, I don't think that every movie from this list deserves to be on this list, but I'm not here to question anybody's opinion. It is what it is, and as I said, its based strictly on different opinions from all kind of people...and everybody are entitled to their own opinion, and that's the beauty of it!

Now, before I finish this conclusion, lete me just give you some statistics. We have:

- 2 movies from 1910's
- 23 movies from 1920's
- 32 movies from 1930's
- 37 movies from 1940's
- 54 movies from 1950's
- 101 movies from 1960's
- 104 movies from 1970's
- 129 movies from 1980's
- 152 movies from 1990's
- 201 movies from 2000's
- 166 movies from 2010's

We also have...

- 56 animated films
- 40 documentary films
- 32 westerns
- 184 action films
- 112 horror films
- 114 science fiction films

For more detailed statistics I need more time, but for now, this will do I guess.

The next logical step would be of course to watch all these movies, but that's hell of a challenge, and honestly...Im not ready for that challenge yet hehe! But I'm sure that among many Letterboxd there are people willing to accept that challenge! If you are among those people, and you read this, let me know in the comment section how are you doing with the challenge, and how many movies from this list you saw already.

Anyway...that would be it. Once again, bi, big, BIG THANKS to all those who participated in creating this list! Who knows, maybe one day someone releases this list as book or something haha...

PS. I have an idea for something similar, but genre related, but will see when and if I will start those projects...

1. A Hard Day

   A HARD DAY review by Ivica Pusticki

   
   - In short, its a movie about corrupt cop that accidentally runs over somebody and then he decided to hide the body. But with each new step he makes, deeper he goes into the shit and very soon he has problem after problem that he is trying to deal with.
   The whole story is really interesting, smart, intense, fun and entertaining as hell! It a must see movie IMO

2. Sword of the Beast

   SWORD OF THE BEAST review by Ed Küpfer

   
   - Hideo Gosha's cynical examination of honour and violence.

3. Jurassic Park

   JURASSIC PARK review by Jared Jacoby

   
   - Revolutionary blockbuster and nothing short of brilliant.

4. Point Blank

   POINT BLANK review by Ivica Pusticki

   
   - Actors are fantastic, action is great, fast paced and all, but without shaky cam, story is intense and very interesting, offering couple of unexpected surprises...all in all, fantastic movie IMO.

5. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

   Submitted by Venmar

   
   - Description by Milo: The beginning to what is arguably the definitive fantasy movie trilogy. Jackson paid great care and attention to adapting Tolkien's masterwork, and it really shows, with a great cast, and a great journey that has all the makings of a true masterpiece. My personal favourite of the trilogy and an awe-inspiring beginning.

6. Back to the Future

   BACK TO THE FUTURE review by Alex E

   
   - An amazing film that still is awesome today, certainly one of my favourite movies of all time, a classic!

7. Django

   DJANGO review by Ed Küpfer

   
   - the spaghetti western ne plus ultra.

8. Mulholland Drive

   MULHOLLAND DRIVE review by Kat

   
   - masterpiece

9. Pieces

   PIECES review by $AM

   
   - Probably one of the best slashers, and one of the best exploitation films ever made. It is the definition of a cult classic.

10. Tremors

    TREMORS review by Rosie 🍳

    
    - a.k.a. the best film ever made. brilliantly simple yet exciting story, likeable characters, sweet visual effects, and a script to die for.

...plus 990 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.