3/3 Swept Away Last Life in the Universe, 2003 The Unbelievable Truth Breakfast at Tiffany's The Day He Arrives Ruby Sparks Two Days in Paris In Search of a Midnight Kiss 500 Days of Summer Stolen Kisses Shakespeare in Love Away We Go Choose Me The Umbrellas of Cherbourg

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/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

Imo, it would have been a masterpiece had it not shifted its identity in the final 15 minutes, remaining instead that bizarre, feverish, existential character-study drama. Even so, it’s a very good film, I liked it a great deal. xitter.cf/athanasios32747/status…

That's a beautiful movie, thank you for reminding me that I've got to see more of his work!

As objectively as possible to judge, I agree, cinema peaked in the 60s. Ofc the 70s are a strong contender, so it’s difficult to make a definitive judgment. Subjectively,I have an emotional attachment to the 90s, even so, I believe that the 00s produced more well-rounded films.

3/3 A Day in the Country Vengeance, 2022 50/50 Captain Fantastic The Descendants The Intouchables Numb Being There A Man Who Was Superman Old Joy Perfect Strangers The Women, 1939 Diary of a Mad Housewife Baby Doll Barfly Anomalisa Choke The Darjeeling Limited Adam's Apples

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

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

A beautiful way to put it! What's amazing is that although Heraclitus & early Buddhism developed entirely independently without influencing one another, they both arrived at the exact same conclusion about reality. A wonderful case of parallel thinking across different cultures!

"There's nothing immutable", a line from this movie. Everything flows or Everything is in flux (Τα παντα ρει) Heraclitus (Ancient philosopher)

Why Has Bodhi-Dharma Left for the East? (Dharmaga tongjoguro kan kkadalgun), 1989. Yong-Kyun Bae.

Christopher Smith slander will not be tolerated :) Obviously I'm joking, Ferrara can say whatever he wants,but seriously now, he's a low-profile director who has made some good indie,low-budget films & there was zero reason for an acknowledged director like Ferrara to go at him

Exactly this movie crossed my mind when I was writing this post, that's why I limited it in the last 15 years!

My rating was similar, 7.3/10 :) My expectations weren't high, so I enjoyed it very much. I like such movies a lot, dialogue driven dramedies leaning toward dark comedy. Carnage is probably the best movie of this subgenre in the last 15 years imo. And Rogen was unexpectedly good

They are my favorite musical artists ever,regardless genre, once I was making a metal list putting songs from every group and when it came to Maiden I was "forced" to put 50 songs of them in this list :)If you noticed it,it's the only group I put 2 of their albums in these lists

Of course when I said "they might not all be of the same "quality", I didn't mean Somewhere in Time which is objectively a legendary album, I meant other albums, like Blink 182 or The Raveonettes :)

Thank you my friend! I love all 27 of them, I’ve formed an emotional bond with them.They might not all be of the same "quality," but the simple fact that they contain songs I still find myself humming—even 30+ years after I first heard them—means they just couldn't be left out!

Of course, it’s more than 9 albums.