Good choice for Night of the Hunter. One of those films in which you'd travel back in time to see, and then start a campaign for it be lauded and not poorly thought of, preventing Laughton from directing again.
I'd go for, off the top of my head and trying not to think of so many wonderful films:
The Third Man
The Conversation
A Separation
Once you get into it the dialect in Irvine Welsh‘s books is pretty easy to follow as it's just phonetics and is consistent. And mostly Edinburgh, not Weedgie btw. [emoji6]No, but I've been told the book is a lot better. I have read Trainspotting in Glasgow dialect. Nightmare to read.
1) Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope – **** you if you don’t agree
The Godfather
One flew over the Cuckoos Nest
The Long Good Friday
Post 46 before the best film ever made Imo (Cuckoos Nest) gets a mention. Nicholson, Fletcher, Devito , Dourif, Christopher Lloyd and Will Sampson never got close to this again. How could they ? The most stunning piece of cinema ever, but all the pieces were there at the right time. A stupendous Kesey novel but put together as the stage play keeping it so compact by Milos Forman. Apart from maybe 5 Easy Pieces and parts in The Last Detail I never saw Nicholson reach these heights again. Not his fault just the writing and direction he worked under.
Anyway
The Godfather 2 and Goodfellows for the other 2............probably ?