<p><a href="https://boxd.it/2RSAi" rel="nofollow">My Favorite Movie for Each Year of my Life</a></p><p><br>Represented by the most recent entry</p>
<a href="http://letterboxd.com/notsomegoy/list/movies-ive-watched-with-shaelyn/" rel="nofollow">Movies I’ve Watched with Shaelyn</a> This was the first film that Shaelyn and I watched together, back before we had even begun dating.
<a href="http://letterboxd.com/notsomegoy/list/perfect-films/" rel="nofollow">"Perfect" Films</a> This film has exactly one technical problem. I challenge anyone to find a more perfectly made film.
<a href="http://letterboxd.com/notsomegoy/list/mind-blowing-cinematography/" rel="nofollow">Mind-Blowing Cinematography</a> It was between this, Barry Lyndon, and There Will Be Blood for my favorite cinematography of all time. I use this movie as a representative because it's so unbelievably beautiful in every frame, before and after assessing the meaning of each shot.
<a href="http://letterboxd.com/notsomegoy/list/mandatory-viewing-movies/" rel="nofollow">Mandatory Viewing Movies</a> In my opinion, regardless of what other movies I like more, this is THE greatest and most influential movie of all time, and so I believe that it is more than fit to represent "Mandatory Viewing" movies.
<a href="http://letterboxd.com/notsomegoy/list/movie-wishlist/by/rating-lowest/" rel="nofollow">Movie Wishlist</a> The most useless movie to own a personal copy of.
<a href="https://letterboxd.com/notsomegoy/list/movies-i-own-1/" rel="nofollow">Movies I Own</a> This was the first film I actively purchased a copy of.
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