[quote user="mass"]60s and 70s are when most of my favorite films are from, looking forward to the rest of the list! the only film i haven't seen there is last night at marienbad so i will definitely check it out.
faust you should check out the leopard, i think you may like it. actually i don't know if you will since i don't know what your taste is... but it's great and the set/costumes are very epic. it's famous for a ballroom scene butttt there is a scene early in the film that imo is a perfect scene... uhm i don't really know how to describe it but it's right after the war and the camera just goes through all the people sitting still during the ceremony or whatever. god i'm inarticulate. fuuma do you know which scene i'm talking about?
btw there aren't enough american films on your list :D[/quote]</p>
I'm also quite partial to the 60s and 70s...</p>
Definitely check Las year at Marienbad, particularly if you're interested in "nouveau roman", the scenario is by Alain Robbe-Grillet.</p>
I should re-watch the Leopard, haven't seen it in a while, do you mean a scene that comes right after the very animated scene where Tancrede (Delon) participates in active combat?</p>
You're right about the lack of american films, I just noticed there are none in the 60s, gotta say there's a total of 18/100 though....</p>