Paterson was just recommended in a recent video by @goosesmoviesIncredible Films with LESS than 6 out of 10 on IMDbSteveForFilms2026-09-14 | Some of the films are not masterpieces, but at least two of them are. ...and they are all quality films in a variety of ways.
Please enjoy and share your favourite films that have low scores on IMDb.
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This video features...
11: The 1976 Paris–Roubaix cycle race featuring Eddy Merckx, currently available to watch here youtube.com/watch?v=gUDhvIXCtKk
10: A classic starring Audrey Hepburn, Shirley MacLaine and James Garner, with a Queer edge, available from @britishfilminstitute
9: A recent film from Romania available from Dekanalog. Great fun.
8 and 4: Championed by @KatieoftheNight Two Giallo (Gialli?) starring the stunningly beautiful Edwige Fenech, both available on @shamelessfilms654
6: A wonderful classic from Walerian Borowczyk, also featured at @michaelbartlettfilm youtu.be/GeKnqh4OlRk
5: Recommended by @solitaryronin1 - A 70's New York cop drama starring Yaphet Kotto and Bob Balaban. Released by @kinolorber youtu.be/SLthDyrLVRI
3: An early @criterioncollection release of a Japanese classic featuring Kishi Keiko (Keiko Kishi) who passed away 7 August 2026 at the age of 93.
2: Recommended by @RogerKirby13 - A French neo-noir dark comedy psychological crime thriller starring the incredible Patrick Dewaere and Marie Trintignant (daughter of Jean-Louis Trintignant) and available from @radiancereleases youtu.be/e4MaeO435g0
7 and 1: Two films directed by Daisuke Itō and both starring Machiko Kyō. I'm not sure if there are English language subtitles available for these. These need Blu Ray releases.
I have watched 111 films this year.
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I'm not a massive fan of experimental and avant garde films and there are loads of greats I'm missing.
Thank you to @barrymoore4470 for suggesting this video.
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What are some of your favourites? Opening shots (not opening scenes) are the very first images we see that form part of the narrative.
This topic was suggested by @michaelbartlettfilm
1965s 'I Saw What You Did' was recently recommended by @solitaryronin1 here: youtu.be/f-vWz48gZdU
Check out those channels.
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What are your favourites of the decade so far?
Honourable mentions... Animated film: Look Back Performance film: Bo Burnham: Inside Documentary: Summer of Soul (...or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) Comedy: Palm Springs
This list is not ranked. Your top 10 will be different to mine.
Thank you to @TheIcelandicPsycho for suggesting this topic.
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Here's the video featuring the Kenji Mizoguchi Volume 2 box: youtu.be/_Lf4SIGgy0c
I hope you enjoyed going on this journey with me.Sean Baker’s Best Films ...so far!SteveForFilms2026-07-19 | All STRONG recommendations. These are the best 5 Sean Baker films according to Letterboxd ...and I agree.
This video could also be titled the Honourable @solitaryronin1 irritating characters Top 5.
The intro music is from Starlet.DVD Pickups and a Director Discovery!SteveForFilms2026-07-18 | I've just watched two great films by a wonderful Director I'd not heard of. To watch Mike's discussion of the director go here: youtu.be/BZk89OSdqXY?t=983
Thanks.Found Filming Location - LOVE EXPOSURESteveForFilms2026-07-12 | Images from the location of the iconic fight scene from Love Exposure (2008)
Watch the film if you get the chance. It is fab.!
This upload is about the film. Any comment not directly about the film or the art of film-making are likely to be deleted or ignored. Please direct those comments to other channels or websites. Thank you.Ranking Recent Watches - April to JuneSteveForFilms2026-07-02 | I watched 37 films April to June. These are my 10 film recommendations that are all really interesting in their own way.
Total films watched for the first time in 2026, so far: 76
Mr Klein was recommended by @solitaryronin1 Check out all his great recommendations.
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Most of these locations were pretty hard to track down. I haven't included images of Shibuya Crossing because it is a very well known spot and I didn't want to include spoilers.
I hope you find this video interesting. Watch the film if you get the chance. It is fab.!
This upload is about the films. Any comment not directly about the film or the art of film-making are likely to be deleted or ignored. Please direct those comments to other channels or websites.DVD and Blu Ray Pick UpsSteveForFilms2026-05-31 | This is my first attempt at sharing some recent movie purchases.
It's what the kids call a Haul Video.
I realise the image is a bit over-exposed and the sound quality isn't great, but I had to use whatever was to hand..
I hope this video is of interest. In July I hope to create more of my regular videos. PLEASE STAND BY :-)10 Recent CRITERION recommendations (with Solitary Ronin Films)SteveForFilms2026-04-20 | Solitary Ronin joins me to suggest 10 great @criterioncollection films released since 2020 (spine number 1000 or above).
All these films are available from Criterion. In the UK they are available through DiabolikDVD
Thank you to @solitaryronin1 for being part of this video.
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Time Stood Still was recommended by @michaelbartlettfilm I first heard about Cash Calls Hell from @solitaryronin1
Mr Thank You (1936) is available to watch on YouTube with English subtitles youtu.be/nIeGNKu9YSE
No animals were harmed in the making of this video, but Jeri Ryan kills a pig in Men Cry Bullets.
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This was an idea by @Hilz_onthehunt Thank you to @timcole418 for tagging me.
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The 90s produced a lot of good films and fun blockbusters. These are the films I am personally most likely to go back to. A few films have dropped in my appreciation because the filmmakers have since tarnished their talent.
Please share your favourites.
Thank you to @Hilz_onthehunt for tagging me in his video.
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Powis Square, London, W11 Chas (James Fox) arrives at the house of Turner (Mick Jagger).
I hope you like it. This was an unplanned visit and I didn’t have opportunity to line up shots.Actresses I Will Watch in AnythingSteveForFilms2026-02-23 | These are some of my favourite actresses. Who are your favourites? share in the comments.
Probably my last video for a while ...but keep an eye out for more coming in the future.
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This was difficult. So many fantastic favourites had to be left out. Three choices are Director double-bills.
Making the list was inspired by @roybarratt5609
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Films included here are available from @criterioncollection, @Eurekaentertainment , @SecondRunDVD , @thirdwindowfilms , @Curzon , CultFilms, DiabolikDVD and others.
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Many of these films came recommended by @solitaryronin1 @michaelbartlettfilm @goosesmovies @VulgarianTroglodyte @neilsmoviechannel3199 @thefilmloner @bobsvintagemovies also @JodiesMovieRealm for championing Straight Time, and Marion Cotillard for recommeding Fanfan la Tulipe youtu.be/sPP5CuNVNU8&t=10
The coming year is going to be very busy. I might upload more videos, or I might not. If not, Thank you to all the YouTubers who have been on this journey with me.
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My total for the year so far: 165 films Next month....my favourite film discoveries of 2025.
00:00 Film 1 00:29 Film 2 00:57 Film 3 01:12 Film 4 01:32 Film 5 01:59 Epilogue
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EndUNDERRATED GENRE GEMS - with Steve and RoninSteveForFilms2025-11-11 | Film recommendations from 16 movie genres. This is a collaboration with Solitary Ronin @solitaryronin1
Share your recommendations for films that are underrated / under-appreciated / under-seen films.
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00:00 Action 02:10 Adventure 04:42 Comedy 08:14 Crime 11:10 Documentary 13:23 Drama 16:55 Fantasy 19:55 History 23:37 Horror 26:45 Musical 29:47 Mystery 31:46 Romance 34:01 Sci Fi 36:08 Thriller 38:13 War 40:34 Western
Some of the labels mentioned in this video are: @deafcrocodile , @chanel88Films , @radiancereleases , @criterioncollection , @cipictures
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This video marks my channel reaching 500 Subscribers. ...and many of them are real cool people!!! Thank you to anyone who Subscribes to my channel, watches, likes, comments. I love you All.
How many of these 37 films do you know? Feel free to Share your total in the comments, below. Less than 10 = You’re missing out on some SUPERB movies 😗 10 to 19 = Your journey to Cinephile is well under way 🤓 20 to 29 = Wow! You really know your stuff! 🤩 30+ = You need to get out more 😆 (...and so do I 😅)
The good music used here is Youth Party - LemonMusicStudio
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The films in this compilation are: Duck Soup Golden Fern Heart of Stone Scandal in Sorrento Jirocho Fuji The River Cairo Station The Hidden Fortress Funeral Parade of Roses The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother Typhoon Club Performance Marriage Italian Style An Actor's Revenge Apocalypse Now Daisies Gina Badlands Tropic Thunder Frank Barton Fink Motel Destino Baby Assassins 2 Let The Right One In Moonrise Kingdom Sinners Café Noir Quadrophenia The End Dinner In America Borat Ex Machina Chungking Express American Honey To Die For Napoleon Dynamite
...and the bonus... The LobsterThe 4 BEST Films I Watched in OctoberSteveForFilms2025-10-31 | I watched 17 films this month. These are the 4 I liked the most. These were all First-Time Watches for me.
My total for the year so far: 147 films November will be my channel's final Monthly update.
Thank you to @goosesmovies and to @VulgarianTroglodyte for their recommendations.
00:00 Film 1 00:28 Film 2 00:40 Film 3 01:01 Film 4 01:32 Epilogue
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--End--Celebrating Elsa LanchesterSteveForFilms2025-10-27 | Performances from the legendary Elsa Lanchester spanning almost 5 decades.
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I've not seen many of Deneuve's films but these have been the most special to me. Role and screen-time was a factor in my ranking, hence Dancer In The Dark is lower despite being a superb film.
The song at no.9 (Rêves secrets d'un prince et d'une princesse) is by Michel Legrand and Jacques Demy
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Mike from @michaelbartlettfilm and Steve from @steveforfilms chat about this classic film.
The film is available on the Criterion Collection, spine no.478
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Thank you to @michaelbartlettfilm for recommeding INDEPENDENCIA and ZAMA This is available on DVD ONLY from @SecondRunDVD
I was inspired to get HEART OF STONE by @RazorwireReviews Unfortunately this version appears to be restored by a computer.
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--End--Celebrating Maggie CheungSteveForFilms2025-09-19 | A compilation to celebrate the wonderful Cheung Man-yuk (Maggie Cheung).
The songs here are: Tian Mi Mi recorded by Teresa Teng Perfidia composed by Alberto Domínguez, recorded by Xavier Cugat Maggie May by Rod Stewart & Martin Quittenton covered brilliantly by Mojo Thunder feat. Blake Willoughby @mojothunderofficial
The films featured here are (in order that they appear): Comrades:Almost A Love Story Hero Irma Vep Ashes Of Time In The Mood For Love Days Of Being Wild The Heroic Trio Green Snake As Tears Go By These are all favourites of mine (with the exception of Heroic Trio - but Ms Cheung is sooo iconic in that one!).
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Thank you to @solitaryronin1 for recommending several great films. @VulgarianTroglodyte for recommeding the 3 hour 38 minutes Eureka
Katalin Varga is available as part of the Peter Strickland Curzon Collection. King Stakh is available from @deafcrocodile and DIABOLIKDVD
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--End--QUENTIN TARANTINO on True Romance... I dont ask the questionsSteveForFilms2025-08-27 | Performance is available on the Criterion Collection, spine no.1252
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PERFORMANCE ( directed by Donald Cammell and Nicolas Roeg) is a film we are both fascinated by. Steve thinks it is the greatest film of all time. Mike has the film on the fringes of his favourites list. Comments welcome. Please note, we are aware we made quite a few errors in the process of talking about this film.
Thanks for watching. @michaelbartlettfilm @steve_for_films
The film is available on the Criterion Collection, spine no.1252
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The ranking was calculated by the number of people who listed the film amongst their favourites. Where there was a tie, the Letterboxed score was used to separate them.
More feedback is welcome.
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Share your favourite Hitchcock films.
Please comment. ...whether you like/dislike/Subscribe or unSubscribe :-)
00:00 - Ten 00:19 - Nine 00:34 - Eight 01:04 - Seven 01:30 - Six 01:47 - Five 02:02 - Four 02:26 - Three 02:41 - Two 02:59 - One 03:08 - Outro
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Take Me Somewhere Nice is available from @vinegarsyndromefilms The Golden Fern is available from @deafcrocodile
Thank you to @solitaryronin1 for recommending The Night Porter @VulgarianTroglodyte for recommeding Yearning
My total for the year so far: 99 films
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0:00 - First film 0:27 - Second film 0:49 - Third film 1:05 - Fourth film 1:28 - Fifth film 2:02 - Outro
--End--5 Utterly unique FILMS I watched recentlySteveForFilms2025-07-26 | A mix of interesting and memorable films I watched for the first time in June or July.
Thank you to @RazorwireReviews for recommending "Silent Star" and the boxset from @Eurekaentertainment Thanks to @michaelbartlettfilm for recommending the enchanted "Last Year At Marienbad", and to @bobsvintagemovies for recommending the British curiosity "Deep End".
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Many of De Sica's films are available to watch on YouTube.
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0:00 - Actor 1:10 - Director 2:12 - OutroCelebrating Nicole Kidman - 10 rolesSteveForFilms2025-06-19 | I first saw Nicole Kidman on the big screen in 1984. These are my 10 favourite Nicole Kidman film roles. I saw 8 of these films in the cinema.
What was your first Nicole Kidman film? What is your favourite Nicole Kidman film?
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0:00 - 10 0:19 - 9 0:33 - 8 0:50 - 7 1:05 - 6 1:18 - 5 1:34 - 4 1:45 - 3 1:59 - 2 2:15 - 1 2:40 - Outro 2:57 - Other videosFilming Locations: I START COUNTINGSteveForFilms2025-06-07 | In June 2025, with @bobsvintagemovies I embarked on a trip to Bracknell (UK) to visit some of the locations from the British classic film, I Start Counting, starring Jenny Agutter, Bryan Marshall, Simon Ward and Clare Sutcliffe. The film also features Phil Collins (with hair!) in a minor role as an ice cream salesman.
The film is available from the BFI.
The theme song "I Start Counting", was sung by Lindsey Moore. The film's soundtrack by Basil Kirchin was released in 2008 (Trunk Records).
Our trip was carbon free.
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Total for the year: 67 films
0:00 - First film 0:20 - Second film 0:35 - Third film 0:59 - Fourth Film 1:30 - Outro
The Touchables is very hard to find and I couldn't find a copy on physical media. I had to make my own restored version from low quality footage online. If you know anything more about this one, or want to know more, please let me know.
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Please share any of yours in the comments or on your own channel.
Hitchcock's PSCYHO is one of the greatest but there have now been so many parodies and pastiches.
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Share your favourites in the comments or in a sperate video.
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The films included here are: The Face of Another Black Lizard The Wandering Princess Floating Weeds Street of Shame Rashomon Ugetsu
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For their excellent movie recommendations, thank you to: @solitaryronin1 @VulgarianTroglodyte @JodiesMovieRealm
Total for the year: 55 films
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