mauvais sang and lovers on the bridge was what I hoped for, but even though I've been sitting here talking about how films usually have a marination period before hitting the list, I was actually betting on a holy motors entry, since it's so universally loved by le film watcheurs. I haven't seen any critic really s*** on it. that was perhaps the biggest surprise of all to me

some people post rajamouli's votes as a meme, but honestly, I respect the honesty and staying true to yourself

On the restoration aspect, the omission of Erich von Stroheim's Greed was vehemently disappointing. The release of it was perhaps maddening that they butchered the film entirely from the monstrous 8-hour cut. Years later you can only view in the theatrical form or the TCM reconstruction which it's 4 hours. It may seem extremely difficult to restore it even falls in the area of speculation. You can see it on Youtube and occasionally air it on TCM channel among other silent classics never be restored. The film's placement prior to 2012 where oldheads place it and shows that Greed was a butchered masterpiece and defined cinema in one of the seven deadly sins.

Kung Fu Panda

For some reason I thought Tree of Life was going to crack the top 10. I would have preferred Days of Heaven at least making the list..

No Malick, Kalatazov, Ruiz or Pasolini in the list
Even Mann ain’t crack it

as long as marty is alive we can expect the leopard to be on the list

at least one delon film

biggest surprises was that fritz lang's M and laughton's the night of the hunter climbed up in ranking

delon with the eyepatch whew

interstellar gang...we got work to do

Wings of desire not making it is a little goofy

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Resnais and Wenders should have made the list too

je t'aime je t'aime is a banger ass film

night & fog is one of the most important films ever made, almost to the point where it'd be disrespectful to put it in a ranking list

Where the hell is Freddy Got Fingered

Where’s that from?

I believe those art Marty’s picks for this list

I think you can see what every director chose

Pulp Fiction onehundredpercent deserves to be here
I’m just speaking objectively, and based on impact

So does The Social Network or Fight Club

So does The Empire Strikes Back

Jaws probably does

The Wizard of Oz

I think when you’re compiling a list of the greatest films of all time, you should take at least some consideration for what is iconic in the culture

💯 You see the vision
People write it off as a kids movie but it’s one of the quintessential movies about kids

Do The Right Thing

The placement that I was most hyped about