My 50 Favourite Films

[@CinemaBeyondEntertainment]

I think a lot of people are skipping the first 35 seconds of the video! Here's a part of the transcript from it... *"Let me clear one thing, this is not the list of what I consider to be 50 greatest films of all time. There are many films here that nobody would count among the greatest films ever. However, those films are personally important to me. They have inspired me to pursue filmmaking. And they keep me going every time I think about quitting."*

[@swapnilbatle]

Great transitions between movies man. Made any short films yet?

[@rusiahmed8078]

Yes I agree with u man & keep doing the good work .we r with u 👍

[@keshivaartim]

Thanks alot for the video. You are awesomely inspiring. Would you mind sharing a list of your 50 greatest movies in Facebook or Twitter or Medium, whenever convenient.

[@boombang5750]

Can you make a video on Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice ?

[@a.niche.studio]

I love your work man. It's super inspiring. Pls keep it up!

[@dushyantbhagwani]

Dude, it's just 50k not because you are bad, it's because people are unable to understand your work. I believe you have a great future ahead.

[@kashif2309]

p p that's not true, language doesn't matter when it comes to a good taste in movies I'd watch a foreign movie with subtitles over American movie if the storyline of that movie is great & appreciatable.

[@amritashv.6021]

But don't be a leftist.

[@rishusingh40]

@@sahilverma6160 bhai tune comment bhi angreji me likha hain and there can be many different reasons why he is working in english the first would definitely be that film analysis sound better in english, maybe he is not very good at hindi , maybe he wants his videos to be for a golbal audience since all the films in this video were also english, and every english speaker is not a gulaam most people learn and speak english in India for their job only because nobody wants hindi speaker in organised sector and most of the greatest films, tv series, standup comedy, books, even youtube videos are made in english by foreigners so don't tell people this crap. its good that indians know english because otherwise we would only get mostly shitty bollywood films.

[@jprakash7245]

@@amritashv.6021 ... what you actually meant?! 😀 Are you using 'leftist' as a bad name calling?!

[@hanji1041]

Slim Shady film analysis sound better in english??Lol anyway language barrier is indeed one of the main reasons this channel is not reaching wide range of audience most indian people understand english moderately language is one of the main reason for success of bhuvan bam ,carry minati,ashish chanchlani etc. Other reasons maybe the bias of indians as we can see those shitty foreign reaction channels get more than a million views and they are in english too .

[@MaybeNotNormal]

3:48 that was a GREAT cut

[@olddelhifilms]

Yes Yes we know you love Martin Scorsese ;)

[@CinemaBeyondEntertainment]

I can easily dedicate the rest of content of this channel talking about his films and still won't run out of ideas for new videos. But then people will accuse me of being 'angrezo ka gulam' 😅

[@syamantakdutta]

@@CinemaBeyondEntertainment yep many people are are already doing that. Which funny becuase you have introduced me to many great indian movies from recent years. The fact is that many indians don't understand the fact that a film is a film it doesn't matter who made it, who acted in it and from which country it is as long as it accomplishes to be a great film. It also explains why you have only 50K subscribers.

[@adtarsh7]

Ikr. Aviator and raging bull in top 10 where as no shawshank and any of christopher Nolans film in the Top 50

[@ehrazAzaman]

@@CinemaBeyondEntertainment do a video on martin Scorsese

[@akhilnair1137]

Who doesn't like Scorsese ? For me , goodfellas is the best mafia movie ever made ( yeah , even better than godfather ).

[@CinemaBeyondEntertainment]

*Thank you everyone for your support so far. And for those who are here for the first time, welcome!*

[@aaajamesbond2995]

You're welcome bro...!! Have always loved watching your videos.... Great quality content with in-depth perception of Films nd Series... 😉😉

[@nr2811]

Awesome list, will try to check out the ones I haven't watched. A bit disappointed to see no indian film make the list. If u can't come to terms with Bollywood content try old time Bengali, Malayalam films etc. Regional cinema is still indian cinema u know.

[@deepaksingh-rk5ij]

did you forgot about shashawk redemption Schindler's list and the dark Knight

[@rjendrakumar570]

What do you do except for review??

[@sohambandyopadhyay5184]

I knew you would place Godfather as no 1

[@prabhdeepsingh5642]

3 movies by Charlie Kaufman 3 movies by Andrei Tarkovsky 3 movies by Ingmar Bergman So many by Martin Scorsese. You, sir, have a good taste.

[@ewan897]

3 from Linklater

[@longevity338]

There's only two from Tarkovsky

[@bhavinacharya9404]

Brought a smile on my face when the list ended with THE GODFATHER. 😊

[@44r0n-9]

Funny how I have seen countless, countless movies in my life but I haven't seen more than 10 of these :P

[@alex.theman2839]

Watch more movies. You’re missing out.

[@44r0n-9]

@@alex.theman2839 Dude I'm watching TV shows and movies basically 24/7 😂 Its just that I've never got myself to watching really old movies, even though I know they're supposedly very good. But I'll catch up with all the classics soon I think :D

[@alexanderarea6157]

Watch movies with high reviews

[@44r0n-9]

@@alexanderarea6157 Thats what I do, I generally dont watch movies and shows below 7.5 or even 8

[@prateekpandeyDEMON]

I am at 15 ,still 35 more to go. I was hoping oldboy to be there

[@goodgrape33]

3:48 that cut from the Aviator to 2001 was pretty sick ;)

[@kageyamatobio7542]

Prisoner of azkaban is the best Harry potter film ever

[@ankitshrivastava7356]

kageyama tobio my personal favourite one is deadly hallows 2. Its not the best among them but it is close to my heart as it was last of it.

[@coolboy6573]

Mine too Alfonso cuaron cinematography is awesome

[@kageyamatobio7542]

It was the only movie faithful to the book and also the first time the franchise wasn't treated like a "kids movie"

[@saiashwin26]

kageyama tobio I think it's the only big budget film to get time-travel right too

[@ankitshrivastava7356]

kageyama tobio Anyone watched indian version of harry potter as a kid 'Aabra ka dabra'? 😂😂😂😂

[@partha8716]

Shawshank redemption, Inception, Interstellar, Memento, Prestige, The Dark Knight, Fight Club, Seven, The Green Mile, The Good Bad and Ugly, Titanic, Silence of the Lamb, Machinist, Shutter Island, Schindler's list, Forest gump, Rear Window, Gladiator, Oldboy, Seven Samurai, Citizen Kane, Requiem for a dream, Clockwork Orange, Full metal jacket, Bicycle thieves, A Beautiful mind, Wolf of wall street, Django unchained, Cinderella man, Gone with the wind, One flew over the cuckoos nest, Platoon, Hurt Locker ..........these are also pretty good movies including your list

[@visheshsingh5545]

great movies but only rear window, citizen kane,seven samurai,clockwork can fall in most of the top 50 lists. hon mentions : cuckoo's nest,full metal,bicycle thieves. nolan is genius but his movies are no top 50 sorry.

[@puckpuck18]

These are all classics

[@akhileshchauhan5668]

The pianist should be on the list also

[@optimusprime1598]

Korean oldboy or american oldboy..??

[@MrGrayGarden]

And many more...

[@Rah11Sin]

Here's the quick view!! son of saul (50) metal: headbangers journey (49) apocalypse now (48) amelie (47) the departed (46) HP and prisoner of azkaben (45) shame (44) JFK (43) school of rock (42) the seventh seal (41) the end of the tour (40) before sunrise (39) waltz with bashir (38) the damned united (37) perfect blue (36) saving private ryan (35) dogtooth (34) the matrix (33) hugo (32) monty python & the holy grail (31) 12 angry men (30) little miss sunshine (29) rango (28) adaptation (27) the 400 blows (26) three colours:blue (25) stalker (24) wild strawberries (23) pulp fiction (22) rashomon (21) before sunset (20) in the mood for love (19) the master (18) psycho (17) the shining (16) the godfather 2 (15) annie hall (14) the mirror (13) goodfellas (12) the lives of others (11) eternal sunshine of the spotless mind (10) vertigo (9) the aviator (8) 2001: space odyssey (7) synecdoche, new york (6) there will be blood (5) taxi driver (4) persona (3) raging bull (2) the godfather (1) Hey Cinema Beyond Entertainment, Im one of those peeps who is obsessed with movies, I also have my own top 50 fvrt list. My all time fvrt is The Social Network. I always look for good movie suggestions PS: I loved that you mentioned Before Sunrise series, the most underrated franchise!

[@SohamSinha]

comment should be pinned

[@akashgupta-vz4hw]

dude you r doing God's work 👏👏

[@visheshsingh5545]

if you live in jammu i can give all these movies to you. i collect movies and i have watched like 40-42out 50.

[@abhaymishra30]

@@visheshsingh5545 Hume dede bhai

[@abhishekmahotra3178]

i came to the comment section for this.........thanks!!

[@umerashiq7810]

I have never commented on any KZbin video ever but as I have came to know that Vinit is no longer with us I can't describe the depth of my pain and how much he changed my life I just hope ughhh I'm gonna miss you terribly and in a most human way bless you I hope you are in good place I really do hope by God.

[@benetthomasjohn9855]

I wish Shawshank Redemption was there

[@rahulsinghmawari0536]

That's definitely one of the best movie.

[@saitejesh6523]

Forrest Gump also.

[@Slashhead1]

@@saitejesh6523 nope, not on par with shawshank or pulp fiction.

[@saitejesh6523]

@@Slashhead1 but it definitely deserves to be in top 50

[@dyutiparnaguha8693]

@@saitejesh6523 It's all about opinions man. There's no objective list of 50 greatest films of all tume.

[@aurilk8524]

I was smiling when the last 5 were mentioned and when it flashed "Godfather" in the end, my teeth were poured out of joy.

[@ritwikraha6928]

I loved this. The way each scene from a film in the list complemented the next scene from another film. Each pan of the camera, and each tilt of an artist's head is accounted for and matched perfectly.

[@Anik4Life]

I cried from within when A Headbanger's Journey came on the screen. Hello, brother. Great list, btw :)

[@Aman-jo5rm]

some great artists only achieve fame and recognition posthumously(edgar alan poe, HP Lovecraft, Bach, kafka, van Gogh etc.) so just create content and leave a legacy behind.

[@CinemaBeyondEntertainment]

Lol... So encouraging!

[@kausthubachanta2786]

u forgot heath ledger

[@MyTITIR]

Congratulations on 50K subscribers. You have been my inspiration to watch better movies. Keep going strong :)

[@fllicksick]

This is a great list, a lot of mutual favorites between us! 1. Punch-Drunk Love [Paul Thomas Anderson, 2002] 2. Blade Runner [Ridley Scott, 1982] 3. The New World [Terrence Malick, 2005] 4. Fantasia [1940] 5. 2001: A Space Odyssey [Stanley Kubrick, 1968] 6. West Side Story [Jerome Robbins & Robert Wise, 1961] 7. Apocalypse Now [Francis Ford Coppola, 1979] 8. Children of Men [Alfonso Curran, 2006] 9. Badlands [Terrence Malick, 1973] 10. There Will Be Blood [Paul Thomas Anderson, 2007] 11. American Psycho [Mary Harron, 2000] 12. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind [Michael Gondry, 2006] 13. The Seventh Seal [Ingmar Bergman, 1957] 14. Its a Wonderful Life [Frank Kapra, 1946] 15. Taxi Driver [Martin Scorsese, 1976] 16. Dr. Strangelove [Stanley Kubrick, 1964] 17. Inside Llewyn Davis [Joel & Ethan Cohen, 2013] 18. Beauty & the Beast [Gary Trousdale & Kirk Wise, 1991] 19. Jurassic Park [Steven Spielberg, 1993] 20. My Fair Lady [George Cuckor, 1964] 21. The Empire Strikes Back [Irvin Kirshner, 1980] 22. The Godfather [Francis Ford Coppola, 1972] 23. It’s Such a Beautiful Day [Don Hertzfeldt, 2012] 24. The Lion King [Roger Allers & Rob Minkoff, 1994] 25. The Big Lebowski [Joel & Ethan Cohen, 1998] 26. Scott Pilgrim vs the World [Edgar Wright, 2010] 27. Brazil [Terry Gilliam, 1985] 28. A Ghost Story [David Lowery, 2017] 29. To Kill a Mockingbird [Robert Mulligan, 1962] 30. The Princess Bride [Rob Reiner, 1987] 31. The Thing [John Carpenter, 1982] 32. Inglorious Basterds [Quentin Tarantino, 2009] 33. The Prestige [Christopher Nolan, 2006] 34. No Country for Old Men [Joel & Ethan Cohen, 2007] 35. Amadeus [Milos Forman, 1984] 36. The Village [M. Night Shyamalan, 2004] 37. O Brother, Where Art Thou [Joel & Ethan Cohen, 2000] 38. Pulp Fiction [Quentin Tarantino, 1994] 39. The Thin Red Line [Terrence Malick, 1998] 40. The Wizard of Oz [Victor Fleming, 1939] 41. Raging Bull [Martin Scorsese, 1980] 42. Memento [Christopher Nolan, 2000] 43. In Bruges [Martin McDonagh, 2008] 44. A Clockwork Orange [Stanley Kubrick, 1971] 45. Young Frankenstein [Mel Brooks, 1974] 46. The Sound of Music [Robert Wise, 1965] 47. Arrival [Denis Villeneuve, 2016] 48. Superbad [Greg Mottola, 2007] 49. Reservoir Dogs [Quentin Tarantino, 1992] 50. Stalker [Andrei Tarkovsky, 1979]

[@god1770]

@Michael Murphy I believe it's only your Perspective on films... I for one, loved Reservoir Dogs, it falls into my top 3 Tarantino Picks. I have been a fan of Movies with shorter lengths, faster pace and Changing timelines... Very few filmmakers can make such a grip with their craft on their First work such as this one. It's probably the only film with lesser "Tarantino bullshit"( meaning in a good way), you can't pick nuances that He usually puts into his films to mark his territory on them... His signature on that particular film is very diminished, which I love.

[@ordjk4797]

Have you changed your list ? because I saw drunk punch love and it's not better than the other films in the list. In fact I would say I didn't really enjoy the film too much

[@fllicksick]

@@ordjk4797 Im sorry to hear that you didn’t enjoy Punch-Drunk Love. I have changed around my list but I would still put it higher than most of these movies personally. It currently ranks as my #6

[@ordjk4797]

@@fllicksick really ? Have you checked out stalker , 8 1/2 , Manhattan , 12 angry men These are pretty good imo

[@fllicksick]

@@ordjk4797 Not a fan of Manhattan, but I love 12 Angry Men and Stalker. And 8 1/2 is currently my second favorite movie (behind Chungking Express)

[@marym1787]

Movies on the vid: 50. Son of Saul (2015) 49. Metal: A Headbanger's Journey (2005) 48. Apocalypse Now (1979) 47. Amélie (2001) 46. The Departed (2006) 45. Harry Potter and the Prisioner of Azkaban (2004) 44. Shame (2011) 43. JKF (1991) 42. School Of Rock (2003) 41. The Seventh Seal (1957) 40. The End Of The Tour (2015) 39. Before Sunrise (1995) 38. Waltz with Bashir (2008) 37. The Damned United (2009) 36. Perfect Blue (1997) 35. Saving Private Ryan (1998) 34. Dogtooth (2009) 33. The Matrix (1999) 32. Hugo (2011) 31. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) 30. 12 angry men (1957) 29. Little Miss Sunshine (2006) 28. Rango (2011) 27. Adaptation (2002) 26. The 400 Blows (1959) 25. Three Colours: Blue (1993) 24. Stalker (1979) 23. Wild Strawberies (1957) 22. Pulp Fiction (1994) 21. Rashomon (1950) 20. Before Sunset (2004) 19. In the mood for love (2000) 18. The master (2012) 17. Psycho (1960) 16. The Shining (1980) 15. The Godfather Part II (1974) 14. Annie Hall (1977) 13. The Mirror (1976) 12. Goodfellas (1990) 11. The Lives of Others (2006) 10. Eternal Sunset Of The Spotless Mind (2004) 9. Vertigo (1958) 8. The Aviator (2004) 7: 2o01: A Space Odyssey (1968) 6: Synecdoche, New York (2008) 5. There Will Be Blood (2007) 4. Taxi Driver (1976) 3. Persona (1966) 2. Ranging Bull (1980 1. The Godfather (1972)

[@myluvdicaprio]

HOW HAS HE NOT PUT LORD OF THE RINGS?!!

[@aalokpandey]

Vineet, I would personally request you, and probably on the behalf of everyone who follows you here and on the Facebook, that please don't get disheartened or let skepticism creep in your heart, just because of the slow progress your channel is making. I normally never do this and in my almost 10 years on KZbin this would be my 3rd comment only - just to show you that, I care. Your research and your perspective on movies is very scholarly and a lot of cinephiles like me(yes, I know you don't use that word so casually, but I don't have any other word to express my passion for movies) eagerly wait for you to come out with a new video. Yes, I know it has been 3 years and you have reached 50K subscribers only whereas several channels who are merely 'reacting' on trailers have crossed many thousands. But Vineet, understand this - you are serving a niche audience here. They don't come to your channel for 'easy to consume' popcorn entertainment. They are here to learn. You don't have 50k subscribers, you have 50k learners and enthusiasts. Please don't degrade yourself to a 'KZbinr' - you are building a followership here. John Stuart Mill once said - It's better to have Socrates unsatisfied, than a pig satisfied. It's idealistic, but he was right when he said that all pleasures are not the same. I know again, that you put a lot of effort in making these videos, and it's easy for me to say this. I know this is not your fulltime job and you have to devote time to other things, and possibly steal time from your remunerative job to make these videos here. But if the subscribers matter to you that much, I would suggest you should think about marketing yourself more. Share your videos to Reddit, Facebook, etc. more and repost them regularly. Spam the internet with your stuff. People haven't come flocking to you, not because your stuff isn't interesting neither because there are not enough people with that niche a taste. It's possibly because they aren't aware yet, and word-of-mouth, which I am presuming is the predominant reason behind your existing following, has its limits. So, please don't get disheartened and keep making video. Decrease the frquency, but keep making them. I promise you - it's a WIN-WIN. :)

[@HAL--gb6uf]

Yeah. You're the only Indian channel I know that provides Quality Content.

[@Aokijji]

Wow. Great comment Sir!

[@SandeepGhosh4ALL]

Yeah you might be having less subscribers but most certainly your subscribers are amongst the happiest within the community. Myself included! You're channel is the only one for which I have turned on notifications, and I do not regret one bit!

[@Ajinkya2216]

Tightly knit and focused as well.

[@cantimagine7774]

Coming across three flicks by Linklater was a very pleasant surprise. He is my favourite (English language movie) director and it feels that he's way underrated.

[@iamrigank]

Yeah absolutely. And so I really missed Boyhood on the list. That guy is amazing.

[@positivegradient]

Yes, Dazed and Confused is amazing too

[@firstnamelastname-nf5jw]

Never realised you were a metalhead! Congrats on 50k! Rock on 🤘🤘

[@fizarehman5205]

wow, you also mentioned 'perfect blue'. love it

[@priyadarshh]

Holy shit. I was just listening to Classical music and this video had the very same song. Had to pause it twice to see if it was actually coming from the video. Lel.

[@baburao87]

I got goosebumps when symphony no. 7 started.

[@krautgazer]

@@baburao87 I always get goosebumps when this 2nd movement of the Symphony no. 7 begins anywhere.

[@Sanjay-lw6sy]

Yeah reminds me of irreversible

[@shashankethane]

I just can't tell you how eagerly I wait for your uploads

[@neet_college]

you will be remembered.....Legend 💔...RIP

[@nickrkr]

I will list down those 50 films and watch them all..I really admire your passion for movies ..

[@Hritik9000]

Did you watch them?

[@vsh1998]

I was so happy to see Perfect Blue in there! Satoshi Kon is criminally overlooked for how many legendary directors he has influenced. (Christopher nolan, Darren Arnofsky etc)

[@hardboiled_strings]

Perfect Blue! Man, I'm so happy to see another fellow fan

[@scotthowethejoker4496]

20. Unbreakable (2000) 19. Avengers: Endgame (2019) 18. The Godfather Part II (1974) 17. The Godfather (1972) 16. Twelve Years a Slave (2013) 15. The Truman Show (1998) 14. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) 13. Back to the Future (1985) 12. Alien (1979) 11. Prisoners (2013) Top 10 10. Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 9. Halloween (1978) 8. Pulp Fiction (1994) 7. Raging Bull (1980) 6. Logan (2017) 5. Whiplash (2014) 4. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) 3. Boyhood (2014) 2. The Dark Knight (2008) 1. Toy Story (1995)

[@dipenagarwal2141]

The may you presented the list in this piece is great. Tranistion in the sound of music made a great deal here. Keep. It up!

[@xxevilellisonxx]

I can’t even remember what movie I watched last and this guy can think of 50 movies he’s watched, and that’s just his favorites

[@splattt8088]

phonecallfinn I can remember the great ones and the terrible ones, not much in between

[@ashenone6166]

Most people who love movies tend to be able to.

[@awesome420ication]

Pretty good list. Nice touch of being a personal list rather than spouting off what everyone else likes. Incidentally I just finished watching The Lives of Others and let's just say I definitely get why it's one of your favourites.

[@buttlerkiss5851]

my top favouriten ten : 10. 3 idiot 9. casino 8. spirited away 7. akira 6. the intouchables 5. the shawshank redemption 4. inception 3. the dark knight 2. city of god 1. goodfellas

[@rajnikanth3827]

jeez ! i have seen nearly 45 of those movies. i have seen my favourites repeatedly stanley kubrik, francis ford coppola, martin scorsese , charlie kaufman , ingmar bergman in the list. Little surprised ,none of the coen brothers made to the final list ? . I found this channel 3-4 years back , but when ever i visited it only reminds my love for good cinema and a passion i kept aside . Thank you so much for this delight.

[@prashantpardeshi3602]

You are a genius 🙌🙌.I'm an actor. I am learning acting everyday . And you have just changed my way of thinking about any situation, which I'm gonna play as character and while watching any film. This channel is very helpful. You are so awesome🙌

[@ruechawla6893]

Much awaited video. I better not waste anytime get started on some of these movies that I have missed.

[@armchaircritic8329]

Should have added a honorable mentions list as well.

[@shashwatmukadam9687]

im so glad perfect blue was there

[@snehanjanmishra3834]

When I first came across this channel and watched the videos, I was so happy because I always thought there should be an Indian channel dissecting good films like the " Every frame a painting", "Lessons from the screenplay", etc. Honestly brother, I just hope you grow more and more. Your content is awesome but the sad thing is most of the Indians don't want content. They prefer lame entertainment videos but for the few of us you are a saving grace. Thank you so much for the videos. Hoping to see more :)

[@archismanchakraborty9511]

Didn't expect anyone to put Damned united ever as their fav,It's really underrated.

[@akashpandey6258]

I have a request, "Can you please upload your 50 favourite Bollywood Films?" I'm a big fan of your analytical style. God Bless you.

[@fight8the8feeling8]

Francis Ford Coppola, Tarantino, Spielberg, Hithcock, and Scorcese will be my forever favorites.

[@abhaymishra30]

I came here to see what his other 49 favourites are, you always know The Godfather will be numero uno with this guy.

[@shaileshjoshi7912]

Keep up the good work. You made me see movies in a way I have never even thought before. This is the only Indian channel I would refer to as the one with "content".

[@cantimagine7774]

This list must've been really difficult to prepare. It was very balanced actually.. a few by Kubrick and Hitchcock, one by Tarkovsky and some other legendary movies. Is it safe to say that Scorsese is thy favourite? :D

[@CinemaBeyondEntertainment]

Two by Tarkovsky!

[@cantimagine7774]

@@CinemaBeyondEntertainment My bad! Thanks for spotting that.

[@krazy8200]

I also felt that.

[@anikettandale7765]

i think it's your channel who help to understand the cinema from the all possible way. in my initial days, when i used to bash the indian cinema. you help to analyse the different and best hindi cinema...... you are the one who has inspired me to watch good cinema and write the critical and logical stories..... thank you for your contribution. hope so that we will meet someday.

[@cyrilmatthew2995]

the thing is only people who really enjoy the art loves and understands your videos... SO 50000 is indeed a great number ...But honestly i missed AMERICAN BEAUTY in your list though

[@harmansahani2384]

It is a great movie indeed but for a guy who has seen movies from across the world, it may not be able to make it to his favourites.

[@pedrobahia3036]

Very happy and a little suprise to see some personal favorites of minr like Little miss Sunshine and End of the tour on your top 50. And not surprise at all to see some masterpieces from Coppola, Kubrick and of course Scorsese (goddammit finally found someone who likes Marty films more than me). Greetings from Brazil

[@eloy9437]

My 10 favorite one's (I still have a whole lot to watch) 1.- Taxi driver 2.- Raging bull 3.- Carrie 4.- There will be blood 5.- No country for old men 6.- Whiplash 7.- Goodfellas 8.- Perfect blue 9.- Fight club 10.- Spirited away

[@eloy9437]

@Michael Murphy I still haven't seen the wizard of Oz :/

[@aryansinghtomarrollno10cla11]

What about lord of rings

[@zarathos630]

​@@aryansinghtomarrollno10cla11 Perfect, down to the last minute details

[@etpaprika]

Now this is what compares to the mastery and dynamics that went behind Every Frame a Painting. Great list, btw. You have made us Indians proud!

[@AshutoshMishra123]

38/50 i have watched but thanks anyway! Going for the rest! Brilliant collection man!

[@PoemProseSecondary]

It's kind of sad on our part that we couldn't make a film that would be included in a Film student's favourites so far.

[@flyingpolaroids857]

Congratulations.....You're the one who made me watch awesome movies....and inspired me....Thank you....

[@clash5j]

Looks like you're going to have another milestone soon! Think it's time for a top 100!!!

[@agastyasingh4548]

Congratulations. And THANK YOU.

[@wherearetheturtles3963]

Thanks for this video, I haven’t seen the majority of these so I’m adding them to my ‘to watch list’ 👍🏼

[@beyondtheend9144]

Finally,The Master is there in someone's favorite list.

[@vishalpatel6969]

bro it would be in many peoples list(world is changing)...its a beautiful andersons and phoenix combination

[@beyondtheend9144]

@@vishalpatel6969 Yes brother, it is a beautiful movie.But I have never seen it in anyone's favorite list except this one. Many people The Master is overrated. That doesn't make any sense.

[@aleksyukowski727]

Totally agree, one of the best Anderson's movies and opus magnum of Joaquin Phoenix

[@HAL--gb6uf]

@@vishalpatel6969 did u understand the movie😂

[@mahbubulhaque735]

@@HAL--gb6uf Question is not understanding. I've watched all of PT Anderson's movies. But, The Master and Boogie Nights are vastly overrated in his filmography. I would have loved to see Phantom Thread. That's his Masterpiece. Not this one.

[@Vaibhav0791]

One of the best channels on KZbin. May your channel grows by leaps and bounds.

[@shuvrapodder]

i thought there would be "Shawshank Redemption"

[@ayushkapil2311]

Congratulations brother... I wish your content reaches more people. You are doing some awesome work. You really have changed my way of watching the films. Earlier it used to be just about actors for me. Because of you I am able to recognize and appreciate the efforts made by people behind the camera.

[@dhiraj_b]

Million tak jana hey bhai❤🤘

[@k1ar3b3xr6]

You have great taste in films, my friend.

[@SankeKamble]

The music just sucked me into this video !

[@jayeshrol4790]

Your channel is truly beyond entertainment. It explores cinema as a tool of artistic expressions. Unfortunately most of the population doesn't understand the deeper meaning. Don't let this discourage you. I have found many great movies through your channel. Some of my favorites are on your lists too. That's why I feel connected to the channel. Keep in mind that this channel is an expression of you. Keep up the work. For some of us.

[@nikhilnair4600]

Charlie Kaufman, Bergman, Tarkovsky, Scorsese, PTA, Kubrick. However I'm quite surprised to not see any movies by Farhadi, Kiarostami, Lynch....

[@menfriends3615]

This list is missing some Lynch

[@menfriends3615]

Kurosawa and Miyazaki too.

[@krazy8200]

I second that..... was expecting a lynch movie atleast.

[@Poetically_Incorrect]

He already told that this is not the greatest movie list but his favorite u shit

[@visheshsingh5545]

yup,close up 1990 is missing.

[@ananya1721]

This 5 minutes amalgamation was enough to move me to tears. Thank you.

[@prateekchipde9880]

I wish The Wolf Of The Wall Street was in this list.. anyway..Good list though..

[@panchalbhupendra1782]

Two of my favourite tarkovsky films are enough to tell that you have great taste, thanks

[@CinemaBeyondEntertainment]

That's quite a self centric approach to gauge someone's taste in cinema.

[@cricket_era18]

Most of the films from list are favorite of mine also!

[@userYtf]

Indeed, that movie marked the shift in terms of tone of the series and it give us kind of a signal that real danger is coming.

[@harshdwivedi5397]

Dude please please keep going your content is top notch

[@divyanshuchadha8210]

I know you are no longer active, But in case you hit 100K, Would love to see a video on your 50 favourite indian classic movies(Pre 1990s).

[@kashif2309]

Thank you so much, Sir, I've been waiting for this for so long :)

[@ryansingh6688]

Tom, don't let anybody kid you. It's all personal, every bit of business. Every piece of shit every man has to eat every day of his personal life. They call it business. OK. But it's personal as hell, you know where I learned that from? The Don. My old man. *The* *Godfather*

[@azziethemessy]

This is such a genuine channel

[@Ravi-xf8dw]

Great movies. Congratulations on 50k subscribers. You definitely deserve more.

[@akshaykodala8307]

Congratulations on this achievement. Keep growing and inspiring people like me. Thank you.

[@michaelcorleone7297]

Loved to see 2001:A space Odyssey in your list. I know many people criticize it for it's slow pace and of course Because it's not very easy to understand the point of the movie...but it's so so beautiful! Like the shots kubrick took, that too in 1968, it's just breathtaking.

[@zarathos630]

True this people binge watch mid series but they will find a 2 hr 29 minutes movie boring

[@taj1103]

Finally, I see someone who really knows the quality of Godfather. whenever show this movie to my friends they get bored but I watch every time like I was watched the first time.

[@adityaingole6759]

1. godfather 1 1992 2. raging bull 1980 3. persona 1966 4. taxi driver 1976 5. ther will bw blood 2007 6. synecdoche , new york 2008 7. 2001 : a space odyssey 1968 8. the aviator 2004 9. vertigo 1958 10. eternal sunsine of the spotless mind 2004 11. the lives of others 2006 12. goodfellas 1990 13. the mirror 1975 14. annie hall 1977 15. the god father 1974 16. the shining 1980 17. psycho 1960 18. the master 2012 19. in the mood for love 2000 20. before sunset 2004 21. rashomon 1950 22. pulp ficyion 1994 23. wild strawbwberries 1957 24. stalker 1979 25. three colours :blue 1993 26. the 400 blows 1959 27. adaptatin 2002 28. rango 2011 29. little miss sunshine 2006 30. 12 angry men 1957 31. monty python and the holy grill 1975 32. hugo 2011 33. the matrix 1999 34. dogtooth 2009 35. saving private ryan 1998 36. perfect blue 1997 37. the damn united 2009 38. waltz with bashir 2008 39. before sunrise 1995 40. the end of tour 2015 41. the seventh seal 1957 42. scool of rock 2003 43. jfk 1991 44. shame 2011 45. harry potter andprisoner of azkaban 2004 46. the departed 2006 47. amelie 2001 48. apocalyps now 1979 49. metal a headbangers journey 2005 50. son of saul 2015

[@swaathivenkatesan191]

3 years?! Omg Keep fighting man. Love this channel!

[@rohantiwari152]

My Top 10 Favorite : 10) Gangs Of Wasseypur 9) The Social Network 8) 1917 7) Dunkirk 6) Saving Private Ryan 5) LOTR : The Return Of The King 4) The Shawshank Redemption 3) The Dark Knight 2) Pulp Fiction 1) The Godfather

[@jonathonjencin228]

You know people like you and Chris Stuckmann inspire to pursue film making. I'm still young in my appreciation for film though

[@amanissar7125]

It took me 45 minutes to read all of your replies. Taught me less about your insights, more on insecurities of Indians 😂 I wish I could meet you

[@juliano3435]

3:47 what a great transition!

[@DaveTheTurd]

Surprised to see Aviator so high on the list. I've only seen it once, wasn't too impressed. That was years ago. I may have to rewatch it and see what I missed. Nice list, great channel.

[@scoot5150]

makes me happy that rango is on this list. my favourite film as a child.

[@harshdwivedi5397]

Please make 20 Bollywood movies you like please

[@golu_badbola]

This is the best list that I can imagine. Your taste in movies is impeccable. You deserve every sub and a lots more.

[@sujaybombale]

50 Films🎬 50 Screen shots📱 👍

[@asiandude4254]

You got a fellow cinephile subscribed.

[@nocturnalanimal79]

Not a single Indian film?!

[@dumbaloo408]

it is which define cinemea which add a new aroma of the cinematic thing a new life to this film worldd with diffrent shot define diffrent filling one angle define happiness and so other a harsh sad reality all define something so thats why no indian film they always have same angle same shot same cinemetoraphy no change just zoom in zoom out

[@dumbaloo408]

probably a slow story and non special story without being engaging not so special film it is just a basic melodramatic love story eith dull music which make film indie but not great new cinema is to be creative not to stole like from korean belgium cinematic shots if there is something new he cover oh oh oh varun dhawan was included in this dont wanna talk a great actor but not a legend so not october was included in this type of potryl and he has its own point of view you like october but probabaly peple dont like it

[@dumbaloo408]

now he cover film like gang of wasseypur he is filmography student he go in depth and want something new so it dont have and propotianality to this that he speak english

[@kcbamania2600]

@@dumbaloo408 As he said, these are NOT ground breaking, age defining movies per say, these are his FAVOURITES, So, these movies dont represent greatest 50. And NO INDIAN MOVIE IS HIS FAVOURITE. That is telling! I mean not even a single movie qualifies for being his favourite. And that ia concerning. E This indicatess some hidden bias for Hollywood movies.. I guess.

[@flyingpolaroids857]

@@sahilverma6160 yes...Apu trilogy

[@parulgusain9891]

Please keep making these awesome videos. I always look forward to them.

[@galibjaman]

What about Forrest gump, Life is Beautiful and Shawshank Redemption?

[@wishall007]

Even if this is the only milestone you achieve, please never stop because what you do is really wonderful

[@nr2811]

Awesome list, will try to check out the ones I haven't watched. A bit disappointed to see no indian film make the list. If u can't come to terms with Bollywood content try old time Bengali, Malayalam films etc. Regional cinema is still indian cinema u know.

[@RKodgi]

Excellent. Thank you very much. Added many of these in my watch-list.