what about the Colosso di Rodi one?

TGBATU is such a mess with the releases

That's the one I haven't seen yet. Just recently finished up OUATIA to make my Leone list.
Is it any good?

o u bold for tackling bergie. it's been a while since i've seen most of them that i don't really dare to list anything outside of top 5 and even then i'd be conflicted in terms of ranking

Amir Shervan

1. Samurai Cop
2. Hollywood Cop
3. Killing American Style
4. Torkaman

I decided to break into tiers but either way it is difficult. I’ve seen all of the films in the past year tho, so that makes it easier. The only actual problem for me is weighing Scenes From a Marriage + FnA as miniseries against the much smaller contained movies

I own the Bergman criterion set and still haven’t seen them all so respect for the list.

Have you seen Face to Face?

Is Fanny and Alexander as good as everyone says? I tried to watch it once but I was too high. Lol

@Adrian can you add this thread to the section directory? :)

I haven’t seen Face to Face yet, but need to! And yes I think Fsnny and Alexander is as good as the people say.. aside from some slower chapters.. it’s an extremely personal (yet universal too) reflection on escapism, the theater, creating art.. I saved it until near the end to watch

Quentin Tarantino
1-kill bill
2-pulp fiction
3- inglorious b******s
4-Once upon a time in Hollywood
5-jackie Brown
6- reservoir dogs
7-django
8-death proof
9-hateful 8

Kubrick

Eyes Wide Shut
Dr. Strangelove
Clockwork Orange
2001
The Shining
Full Metal Jacket
Paths of Glory
Barry Lyndon
Lolita
Spartacus

Leone

Duck, You Sucker!
Once Upon a Time in The West
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Once Upon a Time in America
For a Few Dollars More
Fistful of Dollars

Done

James Cameron

T2: Judgement Day
The Terminator
Aliens
True Lies
Titanic
The Abyss
Avatar
Piranha 2

Francois Truffaut

1. Shoot the Piano Player
2. The Woman Next Door
3. Stolen Kisses
4. The Last Metro
5. The Soft Skin
6. The 400 Blows
7. Confidentially Yours
8. "Antoine and Colette"
9. Jules and Jim
10. Two English Girls
11. Day for Night
12. Love on the Run
13. Bed and Board
14. "Les Mistons"
15. "A Story of Water"

Abbas Kiarostami

1. Like Someone in Love
2. Life, and Nothing More...
3. Close-Up
4. Through the Olive Trees
5. Shirin
6. 24 Frames
7. Homework
8. Taste of Cherry
9. Certified Copy
10. Where Is My Friend's House?
11. The Report

Spielberg

Minority Report
The rest

Olivier Assayas

1. Demonlover
2. Irma Vep
3. Boarding Gate
4. Clouds of Sil Maria
5. Cold Water
6. Clean
7. Carlos
8. Summer Hours
9. Personal Shopper
10. Something in the Air
11. Non-Fiction

need ur fassbendah

R. W. Fassbinder

1. World on a Wire
2. Beware of a Holy W****
3. The Third Generation
4. Ali: Fear Eats the Soul
5. The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant
6. Querelle
7. Chinese Roulette
8. Fox and His Friends
9. Satan's Brew
10. The Merchant of Four Seasons
11. Gods of the Plague
12. Mother Kusters Goes to Heaven
13. Fear of Fear
14. Love Is Colder Than Death
15. The American Soldier

I've been wanting to finally jump back on his work soon tbh. I've rounded virtually his whole filmog spreaded across my hard drive and physical collection in the past couple years, so it's bout time to watch some of em

world on a wire and the third generation both in my top 3
american soldier last
that ending is the goofiest (in a good way) thing i’ve seen but the soundtrack was amazing

Yeah ive enjoyed everything ive seen of his so far — haven't come across a true stinker yet. Been wanting to rewatch his first few again too, esp since i still have to go back and watch Katzelmacher anyway

Hal Hartley

1. Fay Grim
2. The Book of Life
3. Henry Fool
4. Flirt
5. The Girl from Monday
6. The Unbelievable Truth
7. Trust
8. Amateur
9. No Such Thing
10. "Theory of Achievement"
11. Surviving Desire
12. Simple Men
13. Ned Rifle
14. "Ambition"
15. Meanwhile
16. "Opera No. 1"
17. "The Other Also"
18. "The Sisters of Mercy"
19. "The Apologies"
20. "The New Math(s)"
21. "A/Muse"
22. "Kimono"
23. "Adventure"
24. "Implied Harmonies"

Katzelmacher is a good one

Only RWF that left me disappointed was Why Does Herr R. Run Amok?

Terrence Malick

Badland 8/10
Days of Heaven 8.5/10
The Thin Red Line 7.5/10
The New World 6.5/10
The Tree of Life 8/10
To the wonder 6.5/10
Knight of Cups 7.5/10
Song to Song 7/10

Billy Wilder

Double Indemnity 8/10
The Lost Weekend 7.5/10
Sunset Boulevard 9/10
Ace in the Hole 9/10
Some Like it Hot 7.5/10
The Apartment 7.5-8/10
Irma La Douce 7.5/10
The Fortune Cookie 7/10
Buddy Buddy 7.5/10

Andrei Tarkovsky

Ivan's Childhood 7/10
Andrei Rublev 7.5/10
Solaris 7/10
Mirror 9/10
Stalker 8/10
Nostalghia 9/10
The Sacrifice 8/10

Ingmar Bergman

Summer Interlude 6.5/10
Summer with Monika 7/10
Sawdust & Tinsel 7.5/10
Smiles of a Summer Night 7.5/10
The Seventh Seal 9/10
Wild Strawberries 8.5/10
The Magician 8/10
The Virgin Spring 6.5/10
Through a Glass Darkly 7/10
Winter Light 7.5/10
The Silence 6.5/10
Persona 9.5/10
Hour of the Wolf 7/10
Shame 7/10
Cries and Whispers 8.5/10
Scenes from a Marriage 7/10
Face to Face 6.5/10
Autumn Sonata 7.5/10
From the Life of Marionettes 7/10
Fanny & Alexander (never made it through but one day. Appears to be the right time for it.)

oh yeah. that one sounded interesting but I didn't expect RWF to tackle this theme this superficially. Plenty of other directors tackled it much better. It looks like done with a home camera in the 70s but rather because of low budget and not because of stylistic choice/advantage.