Once Upon a Time in America
My advice is don't watch it. 3 hours and 50 minutes (wtf) and it's not like Godfather where it's lengthy because of these amazing big-budget scenes like the wedding, it's long because they didn't know how to edit properly. I can appreciate the ambitious storytelling and I probably would have loved it if I were watching it in 1984 but it just doesn't hold up over time.
Also, there are like 3 rape scenes where the consequences of two of them don't make any sense:
1st rape scene = statutory by a cop who they blackmail...fair enough.
2nd rape scene = victim becomes the rapist's girlfriend
3rd rape scene = victim names her child after rapist
Leone said that the whole thing being an opium-induced dream of Noodles is a fair interpretation, which is so unnecessary.
Me too, in fact I agree pretty much with the top 10, there a few throughout I feel were rated too high/too low(like Cabin In The Woods) but overall a pretty impressive list.
Wow, I have a problem with a good number of those. That one being way to high or included at all.I'm not sure about Paddington 2 at 16.
Wow, I have a problem with a good number of those. That one being way to high or included at all.
88. The Grand Budapest Hotel
83. Interstellar
81. John Wick
76. Gravity
should all be higher. IMO
Also no Dunkirk, Hacksaw Ridge or 1917. I'm sure there were a lot more that should be ahead of some of these. I mean it has Magic Mike & the as mentioned Paddington but not The Shape of Water or Frozen.
Finally re-watched Hateful 8. I liked it better the second time, but I figured out why I am not all in on it. Too many characters are over the top and it takes me out of it. The Mexican might as well be a cartoon character. I think QT was going for that. The lighting in that cabin is unnaturally bright and everything is so colorful, and it doesn't really work for me for some reason. I usually like stylistic movies, too.