Neiba's All-Time Top 100 (2015 Edition)

I watched Django for the 60's list and liked it.

I respect Wes Anderson and I find his vision truly unique. However, this is the only film he made that actually makes me feel something.
It's hard to portray a childhood love in such an innocent and at the same time funny way and Anderson accomplishes it wonderfully.
It's a bit more plot focused than most of his work, which in my opinion makes it quite better, and counts with an excelent cast - the two main kids in particular are great!
For the magic it creates, the scene at the beach with the two kids will always be one of my favourite scenes ever.

I've seen 4 Wes Anderson movies now, and while that's my least favorite, I didn't hate it.

I watched Moonrise Kingdom and reviewed it a few months ago and thought it was a great film.

Your favorite scene is the beach scene? You perv.

damn... busted...

So far I have seen zero of the movies on your list.

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Magnolia is a masterpiece.
Moonrise Kingdom is pretty decent. Grand Budapest Hotel is much better, however.

Kind of a long shot but you should try (500) Days of Summer

I liked Grand Budapest Hotel but I didn't relate to it at any level... It's a brilliant movie nevertheless, I just can't like it more than MK.

Then I have more reason to avoid Wes Anderson's other films.

Magnolia is my favorite to show so far

Go and watch some good films miss resident bitch.

The first movie Kubrick directed in UK and the first of 8 masterpieces in a row (he made 9, in my opinion, counting Paths of Glory). Very few directors have the same accuracy!
First, I loved the script! Even being criticized for being too much different from the book, the screenwriter was Nabokov himself so everything is written in a very literary way!
Of course this only works due to some incredible acting! James Mason and Shelley Winters are impressive as Humbert Humbert and Charlotte Haze, Sue Lyon does a not-so-innocent but very temptating Lolita which works perfectly to what Kubrick intended to do and of course, Peter Sellers - a true force of nature! I actually prefer this performance by Sellers to the one he made 2 years later in Dr. Strangelove - he's amazing on both though!

It was the last film I saw of Kubrick's filmography, and the first one appearing here - there will be more, trust me!

A one of its kind.
This Czech New Wave film is completely shot in rewind (yes, rewind!) from the moment of the protagonist birth (death) till the moment he dies (borns). Even the dialogues are spoken backwards, while the voice-over puts everything together. Add to this an excellent sense of humour and the amount of priceless scenes is overwhelming.
Trust me, you won't be able to think straight 1 hour after this is over! I was writing on my computer just after I finished it and my brain was processing everything backwards!
A movie that gives the expression "out of the box" a whole new meaning!

Hum. Lolita.

I think I may have seen Happy End but I can't remember it.

I like Lolita, middle tier Kubrick for me.

Magnolia and Moonrise Kingdom, now your speaking my language. Lolita is my favorite Kubrick so far, not good enough for my 100, but very good.

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One of the finest noirs I have ever seen.
An incredible cinematography (that lightning...) and soundtrack create the perfect atmosphere that a great set of actors use masterfully. Richard Conte in particular is one of the nastiest villains I've seen in movies of this genre.
It has that cold feeling I love in a noir and dozens of memorable lines!
One that should be a lot more talked than it is!

Just a post so the next entry goes on top of the page 5.