IMO, his top 5 are: 1. The Thing 2. Assault 3. The Fog 4. Big Trouble 5. Halloween

I think worst to best Sweeney Todd Batman Mars Attacks! Planet of the Apes Beetlejuice Big Fish Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Alice in Wonderland Sleepy Hollow Edward Scissorhands Batman Returns

Liked Alice in Wonderland, maybe I did come in with low expectations but thought it was pretty good, enjoyable adaptation/update as well as in its own right.

Thought Pi completely transcended question of budget, it all looked, seemed impressive, loved Requiem for a Dream, but thought the mixing of the plots and time periods in The Fountain really didn't work well, took away from each rather than improved each.

His first two were the best.

Really not sure how he *and* the cast did so badly in Noah, but probably they, or he, thought the basic concept was so great they didn't have to do much with it.

I think his best are Catch Me If You Can and Schindler's List.

AI felt too weird, too extreme but/and not really consistent, believable as a future.

Hook was weird, Williams and Hoffman are great actors who went wrong there, at least went way too far due to the direction.

Think his worst are Hook, War of the Worlds and Minority Report.

Would put Crystal Skull and Amistad a lot higher.

Here after watching Kingdom. And watching all five originals. I have to say that the first movie is still my favorite, but Im about to watch Rise and go on from there again

Fargo and the greatest actor today, Frances McDormand

I am a big fan of Peter Jackson and I love all these movies and I always enjoy watching them!!!😊❤️

Have to agree "No Country for Old Men" will go down in history.

19.Dumbo 18.Planet of the Apes 17.Batman Returns 16.Alice in Wonderland 15.Pee Wee's Big Adventure 14.Mars Attacks! 13.Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children 12.Dark Shadows 11.Big Eyes 10.Sleepy Hollow 9.Corpse Bride 8.Beetlejuice 7.Sweeney Todd 6.Batman 5.Frankenweenie 4.Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 3.Big Fish 2.Ed Wood 1.Edward Scissorhands

I actually like the 2001 remake as it is quite easy to understand which certainly cant be said of the reboot ones where u are totally lost in the plot

Completely agree with the comment below.

Personally I love Prince of Darkness. It has a unique dread filled atmosphere that grows for me with rewatches. I’d also put The Fog far higher. Again, it has that special Carpenter atmosphere and is a simple but great horror tale. Assault on Precinct 13 is great and pretty high for me too. But that’s just me.

Miss Ferguson's beauty alone puts Rogue Nation at number 1. But even not considering that, it is easily better than all other MI movies combined to anyone with cinematic taste.

9. The Black Cauldron 8. Oliver And Company 7. The Fox And The Hound 6. The Rescuers 5. The Aristocats 4. The Little Mermaid 3. The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh 2. The Great Mouse Detective 1. Robin Hood

Ya, well, you know, that's just like uhh, your opinion man

Idc what order anyone puts these movies in, as long as beneath is ranked last

9.creed 8. Rocky Balboa 7.creed lll 6 Rocky 5.rocky V 4.creed ll 3.rocky ll 2.rocky lll 1.rocky IV

The original True Grit is excellent? lol, no. It's old Hollywood corn. You have a bizarre ratings

A Serious Man isn't something I'd ever watch twice? Oh please. It is literally the Coen movie that I've watched the most times!

And "O Brother"?

What about "Fargo"?

Tough to rank these great movies. Rather than worst to best, it's more like a ranking from "good, gooder, goodest"!

5.Saw 4.Chucky 3.NOES 2.F13 1.Halloween

Alien covenant by far the worst. Then alien 3 then promethius then. resurrection then alien then aliens. Predator i didnt include but if i did alien convenat still the worst

Thank you for a wonderful video. My ranking would be a tad different, but there's no denying the brothers have produced some of the finest movies ever made.

Updated: 13: Fear and Desire 12: Killer’s Kiss 11: Spartacus 10: The Killing 9: Full Metal Jacket 8: Lolita 7: Eyes Wide Shut 6: A Clockwork Orange 5: Barry Lyndon 4: Dr. Strangelove 3: Paths of Glory 2: The Shining 1: 2001: A Space Odyssey

Burn After Reading in top 5

This guy is full of shit ! " ...well, that just like your opinion, man !...."

This should be taken down. You have no clue what you’re talking about. Serious man is one of the best films ever made. Raising Arizona is easily in top 5 as well as Burn after reading. Ballad of buster Scruggs doesn’t count because it was produced by a dvd rental company. I’ve watched each of these films roughly 100 times and got annoyed with you quickly. Lady killers is worst then Hidsucker, then is subjective. Oh brother where out though does not hold up over time. Your list is just wrong

*The Dude reigns supreme!* “Let me explain something to you. Um, I am not ‘Mr. Lebowski’. You're Mr. Lebowski. I'm the Dude. So that's what you call me. You know, that or, uh, His Dudeness, or uh, Duder, or El Duderino if you're not into the whole brevity thing.”

The number 1 and 2 could go either way. Excellent movies.

I think A Serious Man is their #1 film. If you’re Jewish (like me) it hits hard, and I’ve watched it many times. If you’re not, you probably don’t get it.

KYOO BRIK KOO BRICK So, which is it?

Gone girl should be higher! That’s his most successful movie!

I would've switched 3 & 4. Otherwise, spot-on with my own ranking👍🦍🦧🐒

Wrong about Ladykillers and the Hudsucker proxy and Hail Ceaser.... I am going to stop there. Let your testicles drop a bit more and I will revisit in a year or so.

The problem with Steven King liking a production of one of his book is, if he likes it, the movie is garbage. I'd go as far as to say, any movie from his books he as ANY involvement in, turns it into crap. Cameos, direction, screen play credit, anything. If he so much as likes the director the movie is likely doomed.

Before watching this video, I did my own ranking as follows: 18. The Lady Killers (2004) 17. Intolerable Cruelty (2003) 16. The Hudsucker Proxy (1994) 15. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018) 14. Inside Llewyn Davis (2013) 13. Raising Arizona (1987) 12. Barton Fink (1991) 11. Hail, Caesar! (2016) 10. Blood Simple (1984) 9. The Man Who Wasn’t There (2001) 8. Burn After Reading (2008) 7. A Serious Man (2009) 6. Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) 5. True Grit (2010) 4. Miller’s Crossing (1990) 3. The Big Lebowski (1998) 2. Fargo (1996) 1. No Country for Old Men (2007) We agreed on the top and bottom few on the list. We differed quite a bit on "Barton Fink" and "Inside Llewellyn David". Regardless, it was a fun exercise ranking these... Cheers...

This is how it should be: 1. Fargo 2. O brother where art thou? 3. The big Lebowski 4. No country for old men 5. A serious man 6. Barton Fink 7. Raising Arizona 8. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs 9. Inside LLewyn Davis 10. The man who wasn't there 11. Miller's Crossing 12. Burn after reading 13. Hail Caesar 14. The Hudsucker proxy 15. The Ladykillers 16. Intolerable Cruelty 17. The Tragedy of Macbeth 18. Drive-Away Dolls

I hate no country for old men In my opinion it absolutely sucks.

It says "all 18 movies directed by Cohen Bros". There are 17 movies noted which is O brothe where art thou? WTF man.

1. Memento 2. The Prestige 3. Interstellar 4. Inception 5. Batman Begins 6. Insomnia 7. Oppenheimer 8. The Dark Knight 9. Dunkirk 10. Following 11. The Dark Knight Rises 12. Tenet

Fargo should have been higher.