I make the 100% serious list of movies I think are the best, no order, no logic
* Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
* Aguirre, the Wrath of God
* Men in Black III
* Ex Machina
* Tokyo Story
* High and Low
* Romeo + Juliet
* The Last Laugh
* The Tempest (2010)
* End of Evangelion
* We're No Angels
* The Cobbler
* Edge of Tomorrow
* Ran
* Jackie Brown
* Airplane
* Fitzcarraldo
* The Emperor's New Groove
* Wings of Desire
* M
* The Sacrifice
* Steamboy
* The Third Man
* The African Queen
* Angel's Egg
* Aguirre, the Wrath of God
* Men in Black III
* Ex Machina
* Tokyo Story
* High and Low
* Romeo + Juliet
* The Last Laugh
* The Tempest (2010)
* End of Evangelion
* We're No Angels
* The Cobbler
* Edge of Tomorrow
* Ran
* Jackie Brown
* Airplane
* Fitzcarraldo
* The Emperor's New Groove
* Wings of Desire
* M
* The Sacrifice
* Steamboy
* The Third Man
* The African Queen
* Angel's Egg
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WALL-E
Final Fantasy: the Spirits Within
Ip Man
Ip Man 2
The Sound of Music
The Girl who Leapt Through Time
Tokyo Godfathers
Yellow Submarine
Actually, I didn't really enjoy many Disney movies that much.
Either I was too young to know how to enjoy narratives, or they just weren't that great.
Let's go with the latter because that's more fun of a position on the internet.
yes it is
yeah, i didn't much like that song
I have seen Seven Samurai so often that I can watch it without subtitles and still know what's being said, but i already had several other Kurosawa films on the list
and I really want to see Moon but haven't yet
About A Boy (I don't remember basically anything about this, except there was a blue wall at some point, and it starred a boy and a man)
Good Burger (it was amusing but not fulfilling)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (this was just stupid)
Happy Gilmore (it seemed like it would work, but it felt forced)