Gargoyles NEEDS to happen before we lose Keith David. Also, I always thought I was the only person in the world who remembers Silverhawks.

"I'll be back" was originally iconic. But by being overdone, it has become more of a joke. And seriously, "Here's looking at you kid" at #10? After that wonderful speech? The most memorable line from a movie that is filled with iconic quotes and scenes.

bye terry!!!

The friends of Eddie Coyle is one of the greatest films of the last great decade of cinema. That being said, another garbage list.

Besides the long goodbye, A face in the crowd and the sorcerer, this list is absolutely garbage.

For those ten named, attention from hundreds of others gets buried. Thanks.

Can't argue with number 1!

GOAT!

classic!

Love Richard Jordan. Didn’t know he was in Eddie Coyle. Will have to check it out. Lady Killers, both versions are good.

Love Richard Jordan. Didn’t know he was in Eddie Coyle. Will have to check it out. Lady Killers, both versions are good.

Thank You.

Sorcerer was fantastic! One of my favorite films, and also a favorite of Stephen King!

I liked The Long Good Friday starting Bob Hoskins and Hellen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan.

No its needs no live action silver hawks just release it with a visual update and a sound update.

I would toss in "My Dinner With Andre", "Jean deFloret" & "Manon of the Spring". And "Jules"!

I actually saw "The Secret of NIMH," "Time Bandits," and "Southern Comfort" in the theater when they were released. A friend from work let me borrow her copy of "Ravenous," and I'm glad she did! I have "Gattaca," "Dark City," "Children of Men," and "Brick" on DVD. Haven't seen the other two yet.

I've seen six of these and have three of them on DVD ("The Fall," "The Long Goodbye," and as of yesterday, "Once Upon a Time in America"). Would love to have them all!

so... "forgotten" movies that aren't forgotten... great topic!

It was the saddest day in history.

These (and part 1) are great picks! I also highly recommend The Swimmer (1968), a real gem I can’t believe I somehow missed until recently.

He wasn't even that bad though...

Not seen many on your list, so can't comment, but recently rewatched Runaway Train and it absolutely blew me away. The action scenes on the train - as it hurtles through beautiful, snowy scenery - were riveting. As were the performances of John P. Ryan and (believe it or not) Eric Roberts. The final scene is breathtakingly powerful.

The Lady Killers, Dark Star, One flew over the Cookoos nest.

Gattaca, Ravenous and Southern Comfort are certainly true classics. Highly recommended 🫶🫶🫶

Seriously? These film are rather popular and not forgotten c'mon... Basic people here who think they are soo artsy and niche....

Add 'Mad Max' or 'A boy and his Dog' , or 'The Player'.

They shouldve had Jay Z do Empire state of mind

The Fall is a brilliant film! Stunning photography, and so very touching and charming.

Once Upon A Time in America is far from forgotten. Like that you included Sorceror though.

Desis some are on Prime.

10. The Fall 9. The Long Goodbye 8. Come and See 7. Paprika 6. A Face in the Crowd 5. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford 4. Sorcerer 3. Mishima 2. Wings of Desire 1. Once Upon a Time in America The Black Stallion (1979) should be on this list.

I've seen a few of these, the rest are now on my "to watch" list 😉 thanks

Never heard of the fall looks interesting, plus ebay uk has it, Thanks for the reccomendation

A Face in the Crowd -- extremely relevant today.

Southern Comfort

I saw five of these on their initial release and another two later, so of course I would agree with your choice! A big warning about "Once Upon a Time in America". I saw it in London in its entirety, but apparently on its initial release in the States, they hacked it about and drastically shortened it to turn a film about memory and loyalty into a conventional gangster movie. James Woods was furious. See it then in its near four hour version as it's fantastic and avoid any truncated versions. I have it on DVD and also "The Fall", and "The Long Goodbye". As recommendations, try Oliver Stone's "Salvador" and Steve Soderberg's "King of the Hill", both excellent movies. BTW "Come and See" is available for free viewing on yt.

Sorcerer is a remake of a better French film, The Wages Of Fear. Otherwise, a very good list.

I have seen only a few of these. Once Upon a Time in America looks grandiose, The Long Goodbye looks fun. I wanted to see Sorcerer years ago and discovered a blu ray edition in a cash exchange shop and didn't hesitate to buy it. It's like Apocalypse Now in scale but too deliberate to be a masterpiece. There is one film that was forgotten by reviewers, film commentaries and the awards bodies, that I think deserves a place on this list, John Pierre Melville's 1969 film Army in the Shadows

I've seen most of these, too long ago. Sio I want to re-watch them with old eyes ready to see new things. My only reject is Wings of Desire. I regret wasting too much time seeing that pretentious and preposterous dull thing,

Odd list. Mishima is wondrous. As is Wings of Desire [but please destroy the remake!]. But I don’t think they’re lost. The Long Goodbye is also great. But A Face in the Crowd. Sorcerer. Heavens above. And Once Upon a Time in the West is streets ahead of….America.

Great choices! Some of these I never heard of, but I always recommend A FACE IN THE CROWD. I’m a huge fan of Andy Griffith. He’s an evil version of Sheriff Taylor. The same, just evil. I will definitely check out your recommendations. Very good job!

Don’t grab the popcorn .. yuk!!

Excellent, all

Whoever thinks earth is flat shouldn't breed

Can't call films like the Long Goodbye, Come and See, Wings of Desire, and Once Upon a Time, forgotten. These are all standards at rep theaters.

It's been almost 70 years since "A Face in the Crowd".....It's time for a remake, staring DonOld tRump!!!!1

saw Mishima when first released. Wings of Desire, too. have both digitally on my laptop. I hold them in the same regard as Prospero's Books, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, and Arrival.

Satochi Kon is pure GENIUS! Got to watch all his movies!

Isn't it strange that you never hear about ships falling off the flat earth? 😂. Or is it never ending flat? What about all the other planets and stars? They must be flat too. Right? And maybe never ending too😂