My 50 Favorite Movies
Each tier is listed in no particular order. Hope you find some new things to watch!
Top Tier
- The Tribe
- Children of Men
- The Social Network
- In Bruges
- In the Mood for Love
- The Act of Killing
- Pans Labyrinth
- Royal Tennebaums
- Glengarry Glen Ross
- There Will be Blood
Second Tier
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Florida Project
- No Country for Old Men
- Inglorious Bastards
- Oldboy
- Anchorman
- Green Room
- Starred Up
- A Prophet
- Chinatown
Third Tier
- Swiss Army Man
- The Departed
- City of God
- The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Frost
- Citizen Four
- Dogtooth
- Her
- Adaptation
- Casablanca
- The Prestige
Fourth Tier:
- Enemy
- Leviathan
- Arrival
- Minority Report
- Wolf of Wall Street
- Anomalisa
- Sicario
- Animal Kingdom
- Coherence
- Boyhood
Fifth Tier
- The Guilty
- Rushmore
- Snatch
- The Favourite
- Match Point
- Sicario
- Ida
- Oceans 11
- Roma
- I Heart Huckabees
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