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>>78998005
I've seen 356 of them. Am I pleb?

>>78998021
yes

Seen them all, and they're all shit.

>>78998005
>number 1 citizen kane
stopped reading right there

>>78998005

>Only 2 films from this century made the list

What did these out of touch faggots mean by this?

>>78998067
Everything post-1990 is for plebs

>>78998067
ITS IN BLACK AND WHITE THAT MEANS IT MUST BE GOOD

Terrible

>tfw I've seen five movies in the 1000-901

I was going for the 0 movies seen, shame.

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>>78998005
16

>movies made before 1960
>movies not in english

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>Jaws

>deep red is top 1000
unexpected, but cool.

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>>78998168
>he doesn't like jaws

>>78998005
I've seen them all, but I had a lobodomy.
Am I a pleb?

Does any of you have that webm of her in Me before you with the whole shrinking face thing.

>>78998232
I like Jaws, but it's devoid of everything that makes a solid film.

It's in league with Star Wars as being revolutionary in the process of filmmaking, specifically the effects process, while sacrificing everything else.

>>78998005
stopped scrolling when Battle of Algiers came up

emilia's face is so expressive
I want to lick it

>Citizen Kane
dropped

>>78998067
There are more 21st Century films on the list but they're not in the first 100.

>>78998005
>Reminder that if you haven't seen the majority of the films of this list

desu if you haven't seen all the films you should probably get on that asap and stop shit posting on 4chan

>>78998495
>>78998168
>Jaws is a lively, chaotic swirl of contradictions, prodigious talent, and formal mastery. It's a thriller that played a role in the entire restructuring of Hollywood's methods of selling its films to the public. Jaws was the sure-to-be calamity that became one of the most beloved and quoted films of all time... The surprise is how good it was and still is. The film is a strange mixture of the über-controlled and the wild and wooly. Imagine if portions of Psycho were spliced into one of Hal Ashby's early films and you'd be closer to the film's tone than you might think

seems like a reasonable argument to have it in there 2bh

>>78998743
seems like an awful way to not develop a taste

>>78998005
I've seen 52 of the top 100

>>78998005
>26

Also, WHERE THE FUCK WAS NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN!?