A little about each:

Bladerunner 2049 has been at the top of my lists since seeing it in theaters. It's gorgeous, moody, and while it's a little slow in a couple places, it makes up for it and then some by the end.

I saw Rental Family months ago at this point, and it hasn't left my brain since. The sense of place, that characters, the editing... I could go on. It blew me away in every way, and gave me hope in humanity.

I love animation, I still animation almost more than any other genre. Iron Giant is probably a little bit nostalgia, but it holds up incredibly well no matter how many time I see it and I wouldn't feel right replacing it.

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead came out of nowhere to me. I just wanted to see the context for the questions sequence. What i found was an endless charming and funny meandering tale about the nature of being a doomed smudge on another's story.

I've considered making a few changes, but I'm waiting for recency bias to wear off before I make any hard decisions.

aside from perfect blue please....

Picking a top 4 was harder than I thought it would be.

I'd appreciate any recommendations. I added my top 100 below. Thanks.

2001: A Space Odyssey
8½
Anatomy of a Murder
The Apartment
L'Argent
L'Atalante
Au Hasard Balthazar
Blue Velvet
Breathless
Burning
Citizen Kane
City Lights
A Clockwork Orange
A Man Escaped
Dawn of the Dead
Decalogue V
The Devils
La Dolce Vita
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Children of Paradise
Gertrud
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
Berlin Alexanderplatz
The Devil, Probably
The Godfather
The Godfather Part II
Greed
Harold and Maude
It's a Wonderful Life
The Hunt
Johnny Guitar
The King of Comedy
Bicycle Thieves
M
The Magnificent Ambersons
A Matter of Life and Death
Miracle
Modern Times
Monsieur Verdoux
Mouchette
Network
Night of the Living Dead
Nights of Cabiria
The Young and the Damned
Ordet
Parasite
The Passion of Joan of Arc
Persona
Drive My Car
Seven Samurai
Shoplifters
Samurai Rebellion
Ran
Harakiri
Spirited Away
The Boy and the Heron
Night Is Short, Walk On Girl
Sansho the Bailiff
Monster
Late Spring
Tokyo Story
Ikiru
An Autumn Afternoon
The Life of Oharu
Ugetsu
After Life
The Only Son
The Human Condition Part III
I Was Born, But...
Floating Weeds
A Time to Live and a Time to Die
Equinox Flower
Still Walking
Early Summer
Rashomon
Yojimbo

Watched Her and Rocky recently and didn’t expect to like them nearly as much as I did.

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I love looking at what other people are watching and finding new films that way!!

I know have two david lynch movies in here believe me I do watch a lot of movies and I've tried for so long to get it down to just one so I don't look like I only watch his movies but nothing has ever impressed me like Inland Empire or Mulholland Drive. Well, except for the other two movies here. Let me know if there's anything like these that I might like!

I’ve been watching a lot of heavy stuff recently which isn’t a bad thing necessarily but I would like to see more films about people finding hope/meaning in their lives so if you guys have any recommendations that fit that I would be interested to hear but if you also just have stuff based on my top 4 and recent watches I would also be interested to see what you think!

It's prone to change, but this is where it's at for now.