Omar Sharif in Lawrence of Arabia and then Doctor Zhivago (altho idk if that was actually his second film).

That’s the same movie.

Why not have a 1 day free for all funeral session? That would go to the Guinness books! What are some of your favourites?

This is the way!

Quentin Tarantino's Cinema Speculation was a wonderful breezy read.

Not specific, but Easy Riders, Raging Bulls covers many 60s and 70s movies.

Straight out this is the film when I'm in the mood for a really good laugh

Rip off accusation is a slippery slope, nearly every filmmaker drew inspiration from films they grew up watching and incorporated that into their movies and style.

And it's this sort of accusation nonsense that's probably responsible for there not being the next generation of Oliver Stones, John Woos, or even the next Tarantino.

Maybe a marathon of all of my favorites. I like to have variety so I’m not very picky with my selections.

Scarjos Ghost in the Shell always puts me to sleep.

That’s all I remember of the movie. It was fantastic.

I don't remember which movie it was, but this scene

Sekiro

Sideways (2004). Really chilled out melodrama about a couple of guys going on a wine drinking road trip. Great characters and cast, and completely relaxing atmosphere through the whole movie.

King pow enter the fist right? Then the baby rolls down a mountain...

Napoleon Dynamite. I just figure it'd encapsulate how I try to live and everything I wanted to do with my life

It's about what I'd expect. I'm someone who likes the movie, but it's definitely not everyone's cup of tea

I think this one is going to be a hot take but I personally believe Tom Hulce deserved the Oscar over F Murray Abraham in Amadeus.

Not that Abraham wasn’t great, but Hulce’s range for that character was incredible, and I don’t think Abraham had to dive quite as deep for his portrayal.

Knew there'd be at least 1

Most recently, Jamie Lee Curtis over Stephanie Hsu

Might mean Shogun Assassin, the American remix of the first two wolf and cub movies.

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> There are multiple diseases that could have been depicted in the movie with the same story line.

What even is the point here?

That's all I could remember after he was betrayed he dressed himself and his son in white. Giving the child a choice before killing him between the katana or a toy ball.

Did this not happen in The Warriors Way