Ouch! I forgot The Godfather II ( quite near the top.)

We really liked Another Earth; her follow-up, The East, was a disappointment.

Amadeus
The Wild Bunch
Walkabout
Angel Heart
Under The Volcano/The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The Tree Of Life/Days Of Heaven
Melancholia
Sunset Boulevard
The Ten Commandments ('55 or so)
Metropolis/The Testament of Dr. Mabuse

...I forget the other hundred that I like just as well.

My fave Intro:
Film, Soylent Green (also brilliant closing credits.)
TV, Carnivale, Emmy winner, though the folks who made the opening sequence knew only that the show was set in the Dust Bowl and that it involved the Tarot.

Robert Johnson Sweet Home Chicago

Vader Tibi Et Igni (my schoolboy Latin reads it 'to you and the fire'); an unexpected and smashing return to form for these Poles.

For a quarter century now AC/DC has been their own Tribute band.

Cool!! 8) I hoped if I lurked here long enough this Thread... EDIT: FORUM, I guess :oops: ... would rise from the dead and walk again among us. Indeed a great, cobbled-together series of actions, their consequences and breakthrough moments...kinda like life. An appropriate choice for the Day of the ...

Nidsang Into the Womb of Dissolving Flames, best Black Metal I've heard from 2014

The last interesting one was Her. Good characterizations and acting all around. Too slow, however, and extremely derivative, like something from the late 80s..

While searching for slim-line jewel cases to hold our ever-increasing store of DVD burns I came across an old, long lost CD-R with Never Mind the Ballocks, Bring On the Sex Pistols and Juvenes Riddle of Steel, so here we go...

I've yet to see a Lynch film in a theater. Dune would be my choice; in an old-style Movie Palace, please, with smoking allowed in the loges.

Belphegor Conjuring the Dead; got the Bluetooth on this laptop paired to the cheapo Maxell Soundbar; works pretty good

By all means: SRV

Krieg Transient
od Charlie Mingus Better Get Hit In Yo Soul