<p>If nobody got me I know Fantastic Mr Fox (2009) got me. Can I get an AMEN.</p>

<p>From the first time I watched it, it’s never left my mind, truly my ROMAN EMPIRE, I never stop thinking about it. Every movie should have a Shoegaze filled soundtrack please and thank you.</p>

<p>The DEFINITIVE horror movie for me. Every detail. Every scene. It’s perfect.</p>

Maybe I lied about Hereditary being the definitive HORROR movie, we have La La Land right here. THE LA LA LAND SOUNDTRACK STAYS ON DURING SEX.<br>

<p>It’s Whiplash, Chazelle is HIM.</p>

<p>There’s such a specific feeling that only this movie gives, it somehow manages to make me feel every single emotion ALL AT ONCE for the entire 140 minutes, I can’t even begin to explain it, maybe it’s early to put this so high but then again it truly is something so special.</p>

<p>Somewhat inserting this in place for the whole trilogy, with this being my current favourite. I fell in love with The Before Trilogy because it felt so real, I felt like I was actually watching real people interact, it just all felt so natural, which is not something easily achieved, I could listen to them talk for hours.<br></p>

The film bros aren’t wrong unfortunately.

<p>Endlessly quotable, so stylised, Michael Cera.</p>

<p>Although there are “Comfort Movies” I come back to more frequently than Spirited Away, this feels like THE Comfort Movie for me.<br></p>

<p>The ONLY Biopic ever. Not much to say that isn’t known, the script, score, everything, perfect.</p>

I love stylised movies but A Clockwork Orange somehow feels stylistic in the way it’s written, not just the way it’s visually presented, which I just completely loved. Also, it’s the only movie that’s ever made me read a fucking book, it didn’t even have pictures, pure literature, crazy shit.

Went from not really getting it, liking it, but not loving it, to then having David Lynch himself corrupt my thoughts until I caved in and realised his genius, here I am now, loving Mulholland Drive.

<p>Like Mysterious Skin this also drains all the happiness I’ve ever felt out of my body.</p>

I don’t even know man, it’s just Donnie Darko, has a perfect soundtrack and sometimes that’s all you need.

<p>Mommy? Sorry. The only bad thing about Mommy is the fact that it’s called MOMMY.</p>

This is like my worst fear put to screen and it’s one of the best things I’ve ever seen.

Somehow Armie Hammer managed to make TWO APPEARANCES in this list but I guess that shows even he of all people can’t drag down great films.

I guess I just love movies about people, and THAT SOUNDTRACK by Aimee Mann OH MY GOD.