During this isolation, I would be interested in suggestions of great movies you like.

@an10490413 

It appears that you have been heavily influenced by the tweeting style of the "leader of the free world".

I like old movies, grew up on them as television reruns on the local NYC stations like WPIX in the fifties.

King Kong (the original)
Babes in Toyland, later reissued as March of the Wooden Soldiers, (with Laurel and Hardy. It’s got real boogie men in it and is a memorable film in a Wizard of Oz kind of way)
Treasure of the Sierra Madre (with Humphrey Bogart)
Anything by WC Fields, particularly his later films
The Gold Rush (Charlie Chaplin)
The Crawling Eye
Both the original Frankenstein and Dracula movies
Those old Fred Astaire flicks, and I don’t even like musicals

@skyscraper--Cool--Treasure of the Sierra Madre.  One of my fav film lines of all times...you all know what it is, certainly.

Good one!

Cheers!

These are not thin philosophical soup, and are also shockingly beautiful frame-by-frame:

• Akira Kurasawa - RAN.
• Terrence Malick - Thin Red Line.

Wings of Desire -Wim Wenders 1987

Diva -Jean-Jacques Beineix 1981

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs -Ethan & Joel Coen 2018