Bluemoon's Official Top 100 Films

93. Mulholland Drive 2/27

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93. All The President's Men 2/27

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92. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 3/27

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91. The Dark Knight 4/27


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88. Superbad 2/28

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Interesting mix so far.

Thought Dark Knight might be higher, not that I voted for it or any of these five. Fine movie though.

I'm sure I must have seen Mulholland Drive - I've definitely driven along it - but don't remember much about it.

Never seen Superbad.

Love the Butch and Sundance movie, which I'm old enough to have seen at the cinema on release.
 
Never heard of Superbad, let alone seen it . What are it’s qualities?

Concerned also that this Batman effort will be the first of many tediously overblown, hollow and shallow, CGI’d to death, superhero franchise films. Ho hum.

Mulholland Drive was my #4
 
Mate, a point of order — I am one-quarter Cajun and there ain’t no Cajuns in north Georgia where Deliverance takes place. The Cajuns are in Louisiana (my granny was from Thibodaux; maiden name Roubichaux) and while sometimes portrayed as swamp backwater bumpkins in the dark shadows of the bayous, they have a unique culture, including especially food and music, as well as their own language. French by background, it was the asshole British that booted them out of Canada :)

New Orleans is one of the great American cities for food and music and (especially) alcohol, though fifteen years after Hurricane Katrina it’s still not back to its pre-storm self. I used to go a lot but haven’t been in a long time — wonderful place to spend a few days gaining weight and getting hammered. A truly Cajun place.

Deliverance just had good ol’ fashioned American hicks.
Imagine confusing Cajuns with red necks. Ok so, whats the difference between Creole and Cajun?
 
Never heard of Superbad, let alone seen it . What are it’s qualities?

Concerned also that this Batman effort will be the first of many tediously overblown, hollow and shallow, CGI’d to death, superhero franchise films. Ho hum.

Mulholland Drive was my #4
I suspect a Gangster dominated top 5. A couple each of Ridley Scott and QT films in the top 10.
 

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