18 Year old here, what am I in for /tv/? Also post more classic

>>82043009
Great stuff. I think I was 19 when I watched it first.
The "money" speech is insanely meaningful in a way most people declaring it don't even realize. (The film being released in 1976 is key here - this was in the middle of the transition period between fordism and post-fordism in the economy.)

I've a soft spot for the 70s in general, if you ever want to just kill time (or perhaps glean something about the mindset of the period) you should dig into disaster films. Poseidon Adventure, Airport, Towering Inferno, etc. They unintentionally say a lot about the decade's anxieties.

>>82044136
They all seem like great films, thanks anon.

I watched Jason and the Argonauts last night. Would recommend, it was fun.

>>82043009
Don't dismiss the final scene. Most people do in favor of the first 30 mins

>>82045282
What do you mean? I am 30 mins in.

>>82043009
I recommend:

The Parallax View
Klute
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
The Psychic
Days of Heaven
Badlands
3 Women

And beyond the 70s:
To Live and Die in LA
Risky Business
Body Double
Thief
Heat
Summer (The Green Ray / Le rayon vert)

>>82045361
Are you really asking him to spoil it for you? Dude, don't spoil your views, it's a better watch when you're not sure what you're going into.

>>82045605
Some more essentials, just to enrich your life:

Picnic at Hanging Rock
Walkabout
Don't Look Now
La Collectionneusse
Stalker
Solyaris
The Mirror
L.A. Confidential
Three Colors Trilogy
The Wicker Man
Suspiria

See everything I listed.

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>>82045605
This list is pure kino. Well done, anon.

I dont know much about series
So movies

Crime: The Godfather (not the third one), goodfellas, casino, pulp fiction, shawshank redemption, taxi driver, clockwork orange, the departed, spartacus, dr strangelove, once upon a time in america, chinatown

Romance: Lolita, Graduate, i-don't-wach-so-much-but-these-ones-are-diferent

Western: Dollar trilogy, searchers, stagecoach, the man who shot liberty valance, the shooting, preety much everything by john ford/sergio leone, django unchained, the assesination of jesse james by the coward robert ford

Sci-fi: 2001, metropolis, blade runner, SW (original trilogy, then you can see if you want more), terminator (2 first ones)

Action: Seven Samurai (and if you like watch everything by Akira Kurosawa), and all westerns

Horror: Nosferatu, exorcist, shining, and the sladhers (Halloween, Nightmare on elm street, friday the 13th, black christmas and scream, if you like that watch sequels)

Classics that genre can't define right now or that I forgot
One flew over the cucko's nest
Schindler's list
Citizen Kane
Hitchcok's 3 (North by Nortwest, Vertigo, Psycho)
Dial M dor Murder


Right now i can't remeber more, but i must be forgetting a lot

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>>82045780
>>82045605

quality recommendations. the 70s was an amazing decade - i'm obliged to mention Dog Day Afternoon, as well.

>>82043009
Check out the rest of Sidney Lumet's filmography, the man basically shat out constant kinos in his early life.
I reccommend:
>Fail-Safe
>The Hill
>12 Angry Men
>The Pawnbroker
>Dog Day Afternoon
>The Verdict
>The Offence