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So far.. Rich's critique was a pleasure to listen to. Coming Home" " The Last Detail" " Bullit".. Great films !

Brian.. How did you get Gavin Rossdale to sing your intro ! Haha I like it !! Blood Simple, Rounders, Slap Shot, Green Mile, Seven Samurai ( Kurosawa ) Ex Machina and True Grit are my favorite picks by the crew !

I need to order "His Girl Friday".. I've been on a Howard Hawks run, lately. The Big Lebowski and Pulp Fiction are way up on the big list for me ! I re watched "The Verdict" not long ago.. Excellent and Stand By Me really resonated with me and still does about being 12 yrs. old growing up in the woods at Lake Tahoe.

Days Of Heaven.. I think I have the Criterion copy along with my other Terence Malick films. Good call on "Coming Home" Rich ! The Deer Hunter is my #1 pick as well. Good job, guys !

On my list at around the 50- 41...mark would be Cocteau's "Blood of the Poet" And Luis Bunuel's.."Tristana" with Catherine Deneuve And Fernando Rey ............................................................................ Two celebrities we recently lost sadly One from TV..Peter Marshall. at 98. Host of Hollywood Squares& Gena Rowlands...Star of "The Notebook" At age 94

Good Evening Brian and Rich. I enjoyed your video. I have not seen the documentary yet but will check it out soon. I don't watch too many of these types of films BUT I am familiar with two of the ones mentioned. The Outsiders and The Breakfast Club. I enjoyed both of these films each in their own way and have watched them on more than one occasion over the years. Time for me to reflect this coming week on my favourite films from 1999.... Have a great weekend.

Great to see a silent movie make the cut! I watched Ordinary People for a class my freshman year, I need to revisit it. Star Wars and Lord of the Rings are always winners in my book!

Knowing Doc, 2112 and Jailbreak will both figure in the next edition.

Lots of info here guys! I love Ferris Bueller and the Breakfast Club is a classic

1. Pretty in pink 2. St elmos fire 3. Breakfast club 4. Weird science- finally watched a couple years ago and loved it. 5. Johnny be good. The documentary was entertaining enough but I don't know why Mccarthy is still dwelling on the brat pack. The article wasn't about him. I like Rob lowe. He looked at the time as a positive.

I'm pretty sure that I saw all the movies you picked at the cinema except Less Than Zero and I'm not sure if I have seen that one at all. I just saw someone say that it had an interesting soundtrack on a CZcams video (Brian ?). I almost picked up 16 Candles at the thrift store today but left it. I would have guessed that Molly Ringwald would have become the biggest star as well.

A surprise video! These movies were not that popular in my country at the time mainly because the vast majority of them were released straight to video. Entertaining American cinema for us was Gremlins, Elm Street or Roger Rabbit... At the time I had seen all of these (and many more) films but I haven't seen any of them in decades. "Weird Science" is now a guilty pleasure (or just a pleasure watching Kelly LeBrock), ""Ferris Bueller" is by far the most legendary youth film because it demystified basic Western values while "Tuff Turf" has since had my sympathy because it was probably the black sheep of the Brat Pack era.

1. About last night 2. Breakfast Club 3. Sixteen candles 4. The outsiders 5. Saint Elmo's fire the new Brats docu. It was okay but it wasn't fantastic Still watch a lot of your videos sometimes I don't comment on many. Lik many CZcams channels I'm still a silent supporter

Thanks Brian for inviting me to join you for this video. Nice discussion, interesting to revisit this topic.

Crazy to think that Tropic Thunder exists haha. The Hustler is so good, Gleason is phenomenal.

Good Evening All - I see Rich has finally been admitted to The Theatre.... loll. I know it's been well worth the wait. Another very enjoyable program. A lot of my favourite movies mentioned this week including one of my top Humphrey Bogart movies... The Treasure Of the Sierra Madre. Looking forward to Part 7. Have a great evening.

Good Evening All - another very enjoyable program. It's nice to see so many movies spanning so many decades being highlighted. I will be working on my own selections in the near future. Have a great evening.

A lot of these are in my top 10. The departed, the usual suspects, all the president men, Dr Strangelove, Annie hall. Although I just watched Hannah and her sisters and I might have to make that my favorite woody allen.

Night of the Hunter is so good, a top 100 for me as well. Maltese Falcon, another killer pick. I'm loving this, still behind but I'll get there!

I really enjoyed rewatching this. Some incredible movies on everyone's list. As they say...the best is yet to come.

I probably can't provide my 40-31 just yet as I haven't done a Pubmeeple ranking. I guess I can anticipate giving a somewhat accurate Top 10 for the 10-1 video as I kind of know most of my Top 10 movies at least off the top of my head (or just from my rateyourmusic ratings account).

Once again 4 lists full of favorite movies! Perhaps the most famous conspiracy film, a strong political thriller, "All the President's Men"...America, if only for a moment, will believe that something is changing..."Do the Right Thing" is perhaps the most important film of the ' 80s (I've praised this film several times on Rich's channel) The brilliant "Oz"...have you ever seen "Return to Oz"? It's not a bad movie, but it has to hold the record for the most "late" sequel in movie history, 46(!!!) years after the original!!! And for the ending, sorry guys but, the only positive thing I have to say about The Dark Knight is that it's not worse than Dark Knight Rises...This film came to re-appreciate Tim Burton's corrosive gothic atmosphere and intense comic mood. So I ask (as the title of one of Brian's series says) "Was this film really that good?"

Melancholy and the infinite sadness, whats the story morning glory, park life, Elliott smith, the bends, a northern soul. What a time for britpop!

1995 was a year in which I was firmly entrenched in Americana which is partly reflected in my picks although the two from Uncle Tupelo, Wilco and Son Volt, barely missed out. Jagged Little Pill was on my list and would be an honorable mention. The Bends is probably my favorite Radiohead album. I haven't been to a record store lately but Collective Soul has been on my radar Doc. I do know most of the albums you picked but have not heard of Leftfield. Looks like I only have one match. Great series. 1. Forever Blue-Chris Isaak 2. The Ghost Of Tom Joad-Bruce Springsteen 3. The Presidents of the United States-The Presidents of the United States 4. The Honeymoon Is Over-The Cruel Sea 5. Dirt Track Date-Southern Culture On The Skids 6. Traveling Through-Dick Curless 7. Sparkle And Fade-Everclear 8. Buffalo Return To The Plains-Jimmy LaFave 9. Days Like This-Van Morrison 10. (What's The Story) Morning Glory?-Oasis

Pretty good year. I just made my 1995 AOTY video a few weeks ago as well (which included about 40 albums/eps). I had Jagged Little Pill, Pulse and Balance on my list as well (although a fair amount lower, but they're still good records). Here's my Top 10 1. Kevin Gilbert - Thud 2. Marillion - Afraid of Sunlight 3. Spock's Beard - The Light 4. The Tea Party - The Edges of Twilight 5. Echolyn - As the World 6. Savatage - Dead Winter Dead 7. Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons [EP] 8. Saigon Kick - Devil in the Details 9. Shadow Gallery - Carved in Stone 10. Porcupine Tree - The Sky Moves Sideways

As you guys know, 1995 is way out of my listening comfort zone. However, I do have one album you mentioned in my collection, and it's a good one. Alanis Morrissette's "Jagged Little Pill". Hard to believe, but the only other album I own from this year is "The Ghost of Tom Joad" by Bruce Springsteen. Good to see you guys talking about some of your favorites.

One of my favorite years in music history!!! I could list dozens of great albums, you already mentioned some of them, I'll limit myself to 15, some overlooked until tοday, in random order: 01. Fugazi - Red Medicine 02. Kendra Smith - Five Ways of Disappearing 03. PJ Harvey - To Bring you my Love 04. Harold Budd / Hector Zazou - Glyph 05. Band of Susans - Here Comes Success (So underrated) 06. Mudhoney - My brother the Cow 07. Thurston Moore - Psychic Hearts 08. Paul Weller - Stanley Road 09. Friends of Dean Martinez - The Shadow of your smile 10. Steve Wynn - Melting in the Dark 11. Telstar Ponies - In the Space of a few Minutes 12. Chris Cacavas and Junkyard Love - New Improved Pain 13. Palace Music - Viva Last Blues 14. The Sea and Cake - The Biz 15. Pavement - Wowee Zowee I will see you in the year 1976!!!

We're approaching your most favorite movies and I'm excited to see among them movies I've loved for decades! City Lights. Chaplin resisted the advent of talking cinema for several years and his decision raised films like this to unimaginable heights of greatness! The final scene moves me no matter how many times I've seen it. The first time I saw Tim Burton's "Apes" I was like: "My God, what a mediocre movie! Imagine if the amazing original had these make-up effects! Back to the Future. Pure cinematic entertainment without any Marvel or DC logo...Many say the sequel is a better movie but the first is the one I really love! My favorite of them all (a top15 movie) is "Dog Day Afternoon". Probably Pacino's best performance. Definitely his most "human"! I have read that the "Remember Attica!" scene was not in the script, it was an improvisational delirium by Pacino! The American cinema of the '70's ​​was so "daring"!!! Looking forward to the next episodes, guys!

Thanks for giving me an ideal movie to watch..."City of Lights". It will be my first silent movie.

Great episode. I finally got one of those plush seats. I'm a happy camper. It's been an awesome experience counting down our favorite movies together, ten at a time. The big ones are about to be revealed in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!!!

Part 6 of our countdown of our favorite movies of all time....enjoy....

some epic lists here..some titles I know, some I definitely don't know. Paul Newman as a lawyer in Verdict and Breaking Away. Putting them on my To-Watch list.

I like the format with the theater! There's a lot of older movies I still have on my list like third man and singing in the rain.

Several films here too that I would personally rank much higher such as "Full Metal Jacket", for me Kubrick's finest hour, with strong anti-war messages, as few films have! "The Truman Show" is a top15 film. I would dare to say one of the most important films of the last 30 years! The Australian humanist, always lyrical and seductive turns a human cartoon into a deeply sensitive and dreamy man! It is assumed that Truman is the prisoner (not for long) but those who watch him (throughout the duration of the film they are motionless in front of the TV) are the ones condemned to stay where they are! Who would have expected almost 25 years ago that Carrey would star in a masterpiece! I love "Frankenstein" Randy, I don't know if you have "The Bride" later on your list, but I think it's an even better movie! And along with "Terminator 2" I consider them to be among the best sequels in the history of cinema! We're off for the top50, gentlemen!!!

We're getting into some cream of the crop movies from here on out. As they say, the best is yet to come.

We are almost halfway home....yay!!!!

Great episode guys. King Kong would make my list for sure Randy. Planes, Trains and Automobiles is a great pick. I love the MASH series but have never seen the film, though it's on my list. Great one boys.

I like seeing some of my favorite 1990’s movies like Forrest Gump, Jurassic Park, Groundhogs Day and The Fugitive.

Good Afternoon All. Another very enjoyable video and nice to see a very varied selection of movies being discussed. This week 10 films that I enjoy came up. Have a great day.

Good Afternoon All. Another enjoyable video. 16 movies that I enjoy were mentioned, including 'Snowpiercer'. The series I also enjoyed. Very original concept. I see that Rich has still not been admitted to the leather seating in the theatre.... Have a great day.

Despite the long run time, this was another great episode to be part of. Always fun anticipating the other guys revealing their favorites each week. As we approach the halfway mark of our series, the upper half of the list should be fantastic as we count it down to the top. Great job of editing, as always, Brian.

Lots of favorite movies from all four of you! The timeless "The Day the Earth Stood Still" has been reminding us for decades that we must pay for our ecological sins. I love Herrmann's "spooky" soundtrack! (avoid the 2008 remake!!!) "Wanda" is probably the best comedy of the '80s, an extremely well written screenplay by Cleese! With a serious contender for the anarchist "Blues Brothers" (have you ever seen 100 patrol cars destroyed in a movie?). "Good, Bad and Ugly", the most entertaining western of all time, almost 3 hours and not a second to spare. "Groundhog Day" is Ramis finest hour! It starts as a nightmare, it ends as a life lesson... See you in #60-#51

I guess I will be the first to comment - I know this video was a little longer, but hopefully everyone sticks with our countdown - its well worth it. Leave me your top movies as we move along as well .... like, sub or comment or even dislike and retort why we stink....its all good.

You didn't listen to ABBA Gold? You cannot be serious.

I'd still take IV over Who's Next anyday but I've gone on about that in other recent comments.

Young Frankenstein is so funny, love it! Nice pick with Star Wars Randy, that first one is classic. More great Hitchcock and great to see Frank Capra. Love it boys!

Nice stuff fellas, great to see a musical from Rich. I still have never seen the Birds, and I adore Hitchcock.

Nice to see a mix on your list Brian. Agreed, Madman is Elton's best. I've never heard the TRex album but I should.

Madman, Who's Next, Zep 4, killer stuff! I just listened to Meddle the other day, what a great bridge record between early and later Floyd. Nice Doc!

Great series Brian. I kept waiting for Pearl to show up. Joni Mitchell and The Doors were late cuts. I liked the T-Rex pick. 10. John Prine-John Prine 9. Killer-Alice Cooper 8. Sticky Fingers-The Rolling Stones 7. Tupelo Honey-Van Morrison 6. Madman Across The Water-Elton John 5. Hunky Dory-David Bowie 4. What’s Going On-Marvin Gaye 3. Led Zeppelin-Led Zeppelin IV 2. Every Picture Tells A Story-Rod Stewart 1. Who’s Next-The Who