Oliver Stone's Films- Ranked Worst to Best

[@AnthonyAPerez]

Good stuff, bro!

[@ChadSabourin]

Thanks, man! Have you seen any of Oliver Stones movies?

[@JoJo-q5c]

Thank you for your thoughtful list! I love Stone, here is mine, there are some differences, obviously, but the the most relevant I think is the position of "Salvador". 10 (veneration) Platoon 8 (enthusiasm) JFK, Salvador 7 (engagement) The Doors, Born the 4th of July 6 (firm interest) Wall Street, Talk Radio, Snowden, U-Turn --- 5 (meh) Any Given Sunday, Natural Born Killers, The Hand, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps 4 (nope) World Trade Center 3 (c'mon) Alexander

[@ChadSabourin]

@@JoJo-q5c Thank you for comment, I appreciate it! Is Platoon your #1?

[@JoJo-q5c]

@@ChadSabourin Yes, decrescent list.

[@jimmywormwood9687]

For me, the top 2 (also Platoon and JFK) could just as easily be in either order. Even though we're talking about Oliver Stone's feature films, his TV documentary series The Untold History of the United States is about as worth seeing as anything else he has done.

[@ChadSabourin]

@@jimmywormwood9687 I still need to watch that documentary series! Will have to check it out based on your recommendation.

[@polyestermammoth740]

Untold History, if (like anything else) you take account of its biases, is quite brilliant.

[@ChadSabourin]

@ Definitely going to try & watch it!

[@dfcintron]

1 JFK 2 Platoon 3 Any Given Sunday 4 Heaven & Earth 5 Wall Street 6 Born on the Fourth of July 7 Nixon 8 W 9 Natural Born Killers 10 Savages 11 Snowden 12 U Turn Im dying to see Alexander, the Doors, Talk Radio, and Salvador.

[@ChadSabourin]

Very fair ranking! I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on Talk Radio. It’s under appreciated. Sooooo good.

[@dfcintron]

@ChadSabourin just letterboxd it. Unfortunately only a 2.5 for me. It was a bit all over the place.

[@ChadSabourin]

@@dfcintron 😱😢 Hey, I get it! Honestly, I liked how all over the place it was. Matches the lead characters chaotic mind set.

[@deogiriyadav8399]

What's the name of this opening music... Really good

[@ChadSabourin]

@@deogiriyadav8399 Song that one of my friends made for my feature length film, Willopenn Drive.

[@AlexGlinkin]

Born on the Fourt of July is my favorite of his, Platoon is close second. Im my opinion, Born on the fourt of July should have won best Picture in 1989 instead Driving miss Daisy.

[@ChadSabourin]

@@AlexGlinkin That’s a very, very fair opinion! Anything bud Driving Miss Daisy should have won😂

[@sameerk644]

Hiii.. When can we expect sardar udham ....???

[@ChadSabourin]

@@sameerk644 Not sure!

[@sameerk644]

@ChadSabourin hmm i m sure u r really busy... Anyway.. Good luck

[@DM-hf9nh]

Wow, I thought Oliver Stone directed "Midnight Express" but he was only the writer.

[@ChadSabourin]

@@DM-hf9nh Yes! He also wrote Scarface.

[@christermyrberg3661]

@@ChadSabourin + Conan The Barbarian

[@colewilliams9432]

Watch the final cut of Alexander. Much longer, much better. NBK, JFK and Platoon are his masterpieces. And Wall Street comes close. I've seen all of his movies except for the Hand, Seizure and Heaven and Earth

[@ChadSabourin]

@@colewilliams9432 If I decide to rewatch Alexander, will definitely seek out the Final Cut!

[@romeohadjuliette]

I’m usually a very grateful audience. Slow cinema, classic films, b movies, epics, art house, musicals you name it. I respect the work, and I don’t mind being out of my comfort zone and I love long films. I’m in for the experience. Stone is the only director who bored me every single time. Platoon being the least boring I think. That’s before I began to dislike him for his political statements.

[@ChadSabourin]

@@romeohadjuliette Oh, that’s a shame that you don’t like his films. I get it!

[@polyestermammoth740]

NBK deserves to be much higher in any list of Stone films. You’re too young to remember what an outsized cultural impact that film had. I can’t imagine what it must be like to see it shorn of that context.

[@ChadSabourin]

@@polyestermammoth740 Even though I wasn’t there when it came out, I still read the historical context of what was going on when it came out & the ripple effect the film had. I can see why others would like it. For me, felt mixed about it. Maybe I’ll revisit it down the line. We’ll see🤷‍♂️.

[@Boldtruths]

Bro watch Sardar Udham film. Youll be blown away in a weird way.

[@ChadSabourin]

@@Boldtruths It’s on the watchlist!

[@Boldtruths]

@@ChadSabourin One suggestion ... Don't watch trailer or internet search. It will spoil the movie a little bit. Go blind. Movie is self explanatory. Watch it till the very end, till credit scenes. THANK ME LATER.

[@Snoozoid]

Only seen 8 of his films but Platoon is easily my favourite and Savages by far the worst.

[@ChadSabourin]

@@Snoozoid I can respect that! Platoon is soooo good. Not a fan of Savages either!

[@donall]

Thanks for sharing, I hate whar Stone is up to with Trump lately and I am going to find it hard separating the films from the man going forward

[@ChadSabourin]

@@donall That’s fair! For myself, I can do that fairly easy. But I get it if others can’t.

[@ThePeterWilliam]

Good guy. Resisting the neocons.

[@ChadSabourin]

@@ThePeterWilliam Yeah, I think not watching something simply because of disagreeing with the directors personal views/decisions/morals/etc is quite unfortunate. Especially since hundreds, if not thousands of people work on a film.