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More importantly, I’m not sure how it’s possible that there are no films by The Coen Brothers or Paul Thomas Anderson on this list. Surely No Country for Old Men or Fargo deserves to be on this list from the Coens’ filmography. P.T. Anderson’s There Will Be Blood also seems like a pretty glaring omission, not to to mention his Boogie Nights, which is about as American as a film can be, aside form being absolutely stellar.
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It's the exclusions that get me - how is Boogie Nights or There Will Be Blood not on this? How did the Coens get left off? Hell, how did David Fincher not find a place? I hate to keep harping on The Dark Knight but for real, almost any Coen Brothers movie deserves to be here before The Dark Knight. And having The Dark Knight but not having any Michael Mann is sort of like the most ass-backward thing possible.
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More importantly, I’m not sure how it’s possible that there are no films by The Coen Brothers or Paul Thomas Anderson on this list. Surely No Country for Old Men or Fargo deserves to be on this list from the Coens’ filmography. P.T. Anderson’s There Will Be Blood also seems like a pretty glaring omission, not to to mention his Boogie Nights, which is about as American as a film can be, aside form being absolutely stellar.
http://ift.tt/1JvXOny
It's the exclusions that get me - how is Boogie Nights or There Will Be Blood not on this? How did the Coens get left off? Hell, how did David Fincher not find a place? I hate to keep harping on The Dark Knight but for real, almost any Coen Brothers movie deserves to be here before The Dark Knight. And having The Dark Knight but not having any Michael Mann is sort of like the most ass-backward thing possible.
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