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Honestly, for me, it’s gotta be The Man Who Wasn't There. Seriously—one of the most incredible performances caught on film in recent memory! You are just straight-up phenomenal.
wearybear said:[That 70s Western featuring music by Leonard Cohen (I totally blanked on the title—anyone remember it?) [/B]
Oh, I definitely know the one! It’s McCabe & Mrs. Miller—you know, where Warren Beatty is trying to set up a little saloon in some dusty mining town deep in the middle of nowhere...
*Texas, Paris
*crossroads
*quadrophenia
*amadeus
*Gallipoli (honestly, just gotta mention it because that final scene with Albinoni’s Adagio is everything)
*O Brother, Where Art Thou?
*sweet and lowdown
*McCabe & Mrs. Miller
*those Ennio Morricone soundtracks (I mean, I won't even try to list them all, would take forever!)
*natural born killers
*as someone who grew up watching how much R&B actually fell apart back in the day