Three best films of the last 30 years

[Calculating Bovinity]

Unforgiven
Black Hawk Down
LOTR - The Return of the King
No Country For Old Men (alternate)

Good call

 

[fenrir]

Naked Lunch
Fallen Angels
Prospero's Books

 

[guest]

Black Panther
Moonlight
Crazy Rich Asians

 

[EraGodless]

Groundhog Day, The Hangover, Cocaine Cowboys.

 

[Mr. Faggotry]

My personal favorites:

Boogie Nights
Independence Day
The Prestige

 

[HatRemovalService]

silence of the lambs
no country for old men
eyes wide shut

 

[Mitch Weaver]

Goodfellas
Tombstone
Cop and a half

 

[Cptbaldopie]

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I am a huge mark for the late 80's Arnold films, guilty pleasure I guess and the Running Man is my favorite. Predator, Terminator, Platoon, all my favorites as Richard Christie would say. The book is way better tho drastically different. Worth a read.

T definitely doesn't hold up but a fun nostalgic trip.

 

[AwfulManTitTankTop]

Pulp Fiction
Seven
SAW

I picked SAW because of what a runaway success it was despite its shoestring budget and how every studio immediately tried to make their own version once they saw how successful it was. It also spawned eight sequels which I highly recommend to anyone who loves retarded movies and hammy performances. The first two movies and Spiral are genuinely good. But from 3-7 they get progressively more and more retarded, even by horror movie standards. The timelines and Jigsaw protege subplots get so convoluted and contradictory that its almost like the writers are mocking you for even watching it. Can't recommend the saw sequels enough to people who like bad movies.

 

[Kim_Jong_Poon]

Goodfellas
Tombstone
Cop and a half

No child, you are not my Huckleberry

 

[Skatole C9H9N]

Shit I have not seen La confidential in ages. Cheers

I watched it last night For the first time in ages. It reminded me how good the movie is

 

[AntSucks]

These lists are ridiculous because you change your mind as you get older. However these ones I still like just as much as when I first saw them, and I will happily watch them over and over. Couldn't say if they're the "best" though.

Lord of the Rings - as one movie
Kill Bill
The Grand Budapest Hotel

 

[guest]

True Romance
A River Runs Through It
Fight Club

*Goodfellas would have made my list but it is 31 years old

Someone's got a thing for Brad!

 

[guest]

Boogie Nights
Apocalypto
Kill List

 

[guest]

Pulp Fiction
There Will Be Blood
Glengarry Glen Ross

 

[UnPRePared]

You motherfuckers are gonna torch me for this list. I'm going by rewatchability alone - I'm almost 53, know more than dick about cinema.

30 years only, huh... Ok then, commence your pitchforks:


- Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

- Jackie Brown

- Logan

I like prime Shane Black, Pam Grier is STILL a goddess, and Logan is as anti-capeshit and fatalistic as you're bound to get in a movie with a guy who has super powers.

And no offense, fellas, Goodfellas is a very good movie, but I'd swear Scorsese was following you around with a gun behind your head with how often most of you fellate it.

 

[Imager]

• Amateur Anal Attempts 7
• Mom's Guide to Sex 8
• The Avengers

 

[IanHalperin]

Lotta good fawkin recommendations in this thread. sniff

 

[Kim_Jong_Poon]

Someone's got a thing for Brad!

Hell yeah, dude

 

[Calculating Bovinity]

You motherfuckers are gonna torch me for this list. I'm going by rewatchability alone - I'm almost 53, know more than dick about cinema.

30 years only, huh... Ok then, commence your pitchforks:


- Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

- Jackie Brown

- Logan

I like prime Shane Black, Pam Grier is STILL a goddess, and Logan is as anti-capeshit and fatalistic as you're bound to get in a movie with a guy who has super powers.

And no offense, fellas, Goodfellas is a very good movie, but I'd swear Scorsese was following you around with a gun behind your head with how often most of you fellate it.

I'll join you in getting torched, I think Jackie Brown is Tarantino's best work