My favorite comedy/drama/romance films
(From rom-coms to arthouse)
1/3
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Before Sunrise
Before Sunset
A Ghost Waits
High Fidelity
Comet
Peggy Sue Got Married
Chasing Amy
Love Me If You Dare
My Sassy Girl
Minnie & Moskowitz
As Good as It Gets
2/3
Cashback
Her
Cyrano de Bergerac, 1990
Before Midnight
Silver Linings Playbook
Castaway on the Moon
Conversations with Other Women
My Night at Maud's
Say Anything
The Worst Person in the World
About Last Night
Stardust Memories
Husbands and Wives
Alfie
Lost in Translation
My favorite comedy/drama movies (From witty to pitch black)
(Ranked list)
1/3
My Dinner with Andre
The Fisher King
Kitchen Stories
Husbands
Hurlyburly, 1998
American Beauty
Day of the Wacko
Roger Dodger
Elementarteilchen
The Arrangement
The Royal Tenenbaums
Scent of a Woman
2/3
Man on the Moon
Frank
Inside (Yeralti)
Wonder Boys
Another Round
Instructions Not Included
Cheap Smokes
About Schmidt
Sideways
The Weather Man
Hit the Road
The Climb
The Disaster Artist
Bob Trevino Likes It
An Autumn Afternoon
Dark Eyes, 1987
Birdman
Paterson
Day for Night
Well, they didn’t exactly "make" me—but they played a part in shaping my tastes. Because for those who love it, music is something profound, it’s memories—moments when you felt love,anger,hurt, or when you became attuned to issues that go beyond your own personal life, and so on
1/5
I didn't read much about this documentary before watching it & that is exactly what anyone interested in seeing it should do. All you really need to know is that the director hired two young actresses to stand in for 2 of a mother's 4 daughters
-daughters who, for reasons
4/5
viewer, offering breadcrumbs to help them find their own way, without ever becoming pretentiously enigmatic or mysterious. All the events are presented in detail, but making sense of them requires a good deal of observation, as well as some active mental engagement.
It is
3/5
intelligence, recounting the tragic story of this family while avoiding melodrama,
instead,it presents the events with honesty, a sense of active engagement & even humor.
Chilling things are voiced
-& just as many are implied-
which is what I liked most. The film trusts the
2/5
that are revealed later, are absent.
Technically/aesthetically, the result is visually striking. But that is merely a detail, as this is a great documentary
-inventive in an era when it is difficult to find a fresh formal approach.
It is compelling and infolds with great
1/5
For me, horror films from the 60s
-late 50s & early 70s including-
that lean into "atmosphere & style over substance"
are hit or miss.
This applies whether they are American productions or European arthouse (Gialli,Hammer films etc).
Imo, many of them are mediocre or bad.
4/5
it is of a very high standard.
Gothic Mystery, seduction,passion,eroticism
-the film unfolds more like a novel, as it is,
based on the work "Aura" by the renowned Mexican author Carlos Fuentes. This is yet another reason for its high quality-perhaps the most significant
3/5
didn't bother me at all, the film is so well-directed & so beautifully shot in B&W that I could have happily watched it for even longer.
Everything here is above average
-including the performances.
Usually, the acting in similar Italian films isn't that good, but here,










































