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Movie Trivia - Mick - 09-30-2021

Didn't fit sports trivia or Giants trivia, and I know it's a topic we like, so...

There are eight movies that scored a perfect 100 on the Metacritic movie database.  What are they?


RE: Movie Trivia - BobK - 09-30-2021

Start with The Godfather
Casablanca


RE: Movie Trivia - Mick - 09-30-2021

(09-30-2021, 08:40 PM)BobK Wrote:  Start with The Godfather
Casablanca

Yes to both.  Six to go.


RE: Movie Trivia - Phogge - 09-30-2021

Citizen Kane.
The Third Man.
The Quiet Man.
Lawrence of Arabia.


RE: Movie Trivia - Hulk01 - 09-30-2021

(09-30-2021, 08:52 PM)Phogge Wrote:  Citizen Kane.
The Third Man.
The Quiet Man.
Lawrence of Arabia.

Vertigo

I think Kane had dropped in regard.


RE: Movie Trivia - Mick - 09-30-2021

(09-30-2021, 08:52 PM)Phogge Wrote:  Citizen Kane.
The Third Man.
The Quiet Man.
Lawrence of Arabia.

Citizen Kane yes.  Three down, five to go.  One international film.  At least two very obscure.

(09-30-2021, 09:03 PM)Hulk01 Wrote:  
(09-30-2021, 08:52 PM)Phogge Wrote:  Citizen Kane.
The Third Man.
The Quiet Man.
Lawrence of Arabia.

Vertigo

Vertigo is correct.  That makes four (Vertigo, Casablanca, Citizen Kane, the Godfather).  Four to go.

I think Kane had dropped in regard.



RE: Movie Trivia - bl82 - 09-30-2021

Rashomon
Hoop Dreams


RE: Movie Trivia - Hulk01 - 09-30-2021

Hitch probably scores twice.  Rear Window is a perfect movie.

Must be a Kurosawa.
Scratch Truffaut; he wasn't impeccable.


RE: Movie Trivia - Mick - 09-30-2021

(09-30-2021, 09:13 PM)Hulk01 Wrote:  Hitch probably scores twice.  Rear Window is a perfect movie.

Right on Hitch, and right on Rear Window.  Matter of fact, I wouldn't be surprised if Hitch had another on the list...  Although it's interesting that he never won "Best Director."

Five down.  Three to go.  Two obscure.


RE: Movie Trivia - Phogge - 09-30-2021

The 39 Steps. The first one.


Langdude - Langdude - 10-01-2021

Cinema Paradiso?


RE: Movie Trivia - French Rage - 10-01-2021

Pootie Tang


RE: Movie Trivia - PVTree - 10-01-2021

Lawrence of Arabia?


RE: Movie Trivia - Hulk01 - 10-01-2021

For my Kurosawa, have to go with Seven Samurai.  So influential,


RE: Movie Trivia - BobK - 10-01-2021

The Searchers my favorite of all time. Plus a Stanford guy in it

Thank ya thank ya kindly


RE: Movie Trivia - French Rage - 10-01-2021

Ishtar


RE: Movie Trivia - Mick - 10-01-2021

All great movies.

The final three are Notorious, Boyhood and Three Colors: Red.

I saw Boyhood.  I don't really understand the rating.  Description of each of the eight are at this link:

https://www.metacritic.com/browse/movies/score/metascore/all/filtered


RE: Movie Trivia - Phogge - 10-01-2021

I prefer North by Northwest to Notorious. Watched all the Colors movies, blah. Boyhood is one of those movies where the cognoscenti is awed and the rest of Hollywood and the critics are afraid of not calling it “Great.” Then there are the monumental achievements that don’t win Best Picture like Dunkirk and 1917 because a “cool” picture has to win votes because it’s “cool.”

Any viewer can be impressed by 1917 but not until you have worked in the industry can you fully appreciate what Mendes and Deakins accomplished on 1917. IMO Deakins and DP Greg Toland (Citizen Kane) are the two greatest cameramen ever and it is not close.

And a shout out to Robert Flathery (Nonook of the North) for doing more with less a century ago.


RE: Movie Trivia - Hulk01 - 10-01-2021

Deakins is one of my idols.   Watch all of his interviews.


RE: Movie Trivia - Phogge - 10-01-2021

Hulk, I could go on about Deakins for hours. Should have a half dozen Oscars in his backpack. Toland won one, should have three or four more. My dad worked with most of the greats and he greatly admired Jimmy Wong Howe and Ernie Haller (Gone With the Wind).

For me the rung below the top two includes Storraro, Roizman, Almenderos, Freddie Young and four or five of the young kids working today.