Film Comment's top 20: Road movies. Thoughts?

>>83958858
What a great genre. I like that number 1 but it's second to Five Easy Pieces imo.

>>83958858
>5. Pierrot le Fou Jean-Luc Godard, 1965
no

>>83958858
>1. Two-Lane Blacktop Monte Hellman, 1971
Good
>2. Badlands Terrence Malick, 1973
Should be higher than 2 lane
>3. Sullivan’s Travels Preston Sturges, 1941
didn't watch
>4. Detour Edgar G. Ulmer, 1945
didn't watch
>5. Pierrot le Fou Jean-Luc Godard, 1965
Only a tryhard would rank it so high. It has great parts and memorable scenes but the quality isn't consistent. Plus it isn't really a road movie even if it has elements from the genre.
>6. Kings of the Road Wim Wenders, 1976
Didn't watch
>7. Gun Crazy Joseph L. Lewis, 1950
Didn't watch
>8. The Straight Story David Lynch, 1999
Didn't watch
>9. Journey to Italy Roberto Rossellini, 1954
Didn't watch
>10. Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia Sam Peckinpah, 1974
Didn't watch, doesn't seem to be your typical road movie though
>11. The Wages of Fear Henri-Georges Clouzot, 1953
Didn't watch
>12. The Last Detail Hal Ashby, 1973
Didn't watch
>13. Thelma & Louise Ridley Scott, 1991
Didn't watch
>14. Weekend Jean-Luc Godard, 1967
Didn't watch
>15. Down by Law Jim Jarmusch, 1986
Didn't watch
>16. ItHappened One Night Frank Capra, 1934
Didn't watch
>17. FiveEasy Pieces Bob Rafelson, 1970
Didn't watch
>18. LaStrada Federico Fellini, 1954
Didn't watch
>19. Duel Steven Spielberg, 1971
Riveting film but more of a thriller than a road movie even if it happens on a road
>20. Wanda Barbara Loden, 1970
Didn't watch

Amazing that classics like Vanishing Point or Easy Rider didn't make the list.

>>83959148
Oh and I also think Death Proof should be there. I don't care if you guys call me a pleb.