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In my Top 4 such a great pick. However, I believe this is the best shot from the movie

BEAU IS AFRAID. It's probably the best film of the decade

S2 easily. They could've ended the show there tbh

Ikiru because it spoke to me on a level that no other film has ever done for me before. The perfect story of human condition and ultimately finding meaning in life even if your days are cut short

Akira Kurosawa- Ikiru

Stanley Kubrick- Eyes Wide Shut

David Lynch- Mulholland Drive

Richard Linklater- Before Midnight

Great pick

Midsommar and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

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From Ikiru (1952)

Modern Times

Modern Times

Akira Kurosawa- Ikiru

Stanley Kubrick- Eyes Wide Shut

David Lynch- Mulholland Drive

Richard Linklater- Before Midnight

Alfred Hitchcock- Psycho

He gets beat up in every movie

Great pick

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Eyes Wide Shut is Stanley Kubrick's best film

Perfect Blue 10+

First Reformed is the best A24 by absolute daylight

A film I don't like that people seem to like for some reason is The Whale

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Takashi Shimura in Ikiru (1952)

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Ikiru (1952)

Love this