Explore Disney Movies to find new, classic and upcoming films, Blurays, DVDs, downloads, and much more, including favorites, news and watch online. Edith Head October 28, 1897 October 24, 1981 was an American costume designer who won a record eight Academy Awards for Best Costume Design, starting with The. BoxOffice Top 100 Films of AllTime Rankings of both US Domestic and Worldwide BoxOffice blockbusters have been compiled from various recent sources. The. Six Directors Pick Their Favorite Films of the 2. Century. After our chief film critics named their top 2. In phone interviews and emails, they spoke about what touched them as fans or taught them as directors. Here are edited excerpts from their answers. Antoine Fuqua. Director, Training Day, The Magnificent SevenI love all types of films great character driven pieces like There Will Be Blood, and entertainment like Gravity and Avatar that transported me to other places and filled me with wonderment a reminder to us all to continue pushing our vision. Fences reminded me of my childhood growing up in Pittsburgh Munich educated me while being entertaining and suspenseful in a way that only Steven Spielberg or Hitchcock could pull off. And like everyone else, I just like to grab my popcorn and sit back and enjoy what Hollywood is all about in movies like Gladiator, a throwback to the David Lean days of epic filmmaking. Narrowing this list was a feat in itself here we go Video. A preview of Fences. Credit. David LeeParamount Pictures. Fences 2. 01. 6A feast of masterful acting. Denzel Washington did an incredible job of not only directing, but also having the laserlike focus and discipline to stay true and elevate to the big screen one of our most talented and celebrated playwrights. I believe August Wilson would be proud. Slumdog Millionaire 2. Took us into a world that I have never seen before and executed it in a visceral, gritty way. It was not only moving, but it was heartfelt, dangerous and entertaining. Beasts of the Southern Wild 2. Imaginative and deeply moving, without all the tricks of Hollywood. A world undiscovered by some, in our own backyard. Zero Dark Thirty 2. An important portrayal of the events that led to the killing of bin Laden that sustained intensity and tension, even when it was only two people in the room talking. I thought Kathryn Bigelow did a masterful job, and Mark Boals script was smart, tight and moving. Avatar 2. 00. 96. Munich 2. 00. 57. There Will Be Blood 2. The Pianist 2. 00. Not only was Adrien Brody fantastic portraying Wladyslaw Szpilman, but Roman Polanski took us through this tragic journey elegantly and emotionally. And its a film that I have watched several times, and I always see something new in the frame. Eastern Promises 2. Viggo Mortensen was one of the coldest gangsters Ive seen in a while, and his performance was as detailed, dangerous and scary as you could possibly get. It goes up there with some of my all time favorite gangster films like Michael Manns Heat and Scorseses Goodfellas. Gladiator 2. 00. Sofia Coppola. Director, Lost in Translation, the forthcoming The BeguiledI usually like more subtle movies but can enjoy all kinds. For this list I just thought about movies I liked from the last 1. I find them inspiring, especially when its something you havent seen before, and not close to anything Im doing. Video. A preview of Force Majeure. Credit. Magnolia PicturesForce Majeure 2. Great acting I loved the little moments, the details that said so much. The White Ribbon 2. I love White Ribbon for its black and white photography it felt so real to the period pre World War I Germany. The Savages 2. For the performances by Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman, and the mix of humor and sorrow. Head On 2. Daddys Home 2. The only film my kids and I equally enjoy togetherI love Will Ferrell, and this movie is sweet and fun to watch with cracking up kids. Under the Skin 2. Scarlett Johansson was so good in that well cast, and it was so weird and innovative the way they shot it and incorporated real people. I thought that movie should have gotten more recognition. The Incredibles 2. Together 2. 00. I love We Are the Best by that director Lukas Moodysson but Together, set in a 7. Swedish commune, is so good. Grizzly Man 2. Ida 2. Fish Tank 2. It feels so real, and director Andrea Arnold captures the awkwardness and feeling of the characters. Ex Machina 2. Worth it just for Oscar Isaacs dancing scenePaul Feig. Director, Bridesmaids, GhostbustersIm a very noncynical filmmaker. I like uplifting endings, I love romance, just feel good movies. The best experience I ever have is when I forget Im watching a movie. Or when as a filmmaker, Im going, How did they do thatMy favorite films, in no particular order Video. A preview of Napoleon Dynamite. Credit. Internet Video ArchiveNapoleon Dynamite 2. One of those movies I could watch over and over again, because it was just so out of left field. In comedy, we feel that weve seen it all and done it all, but then an original voice comes in and you go, damn. Moulin Rouge 2. Sing Street 2. Deadpool 2. 01. This Is the End 2. Every 1. 0 or 1. 5 years, comedy takes a big step forward, because somebody does something risky, and to me thats what that was. They pulled off all those elements that seemed like they couldnt work it was emotional and funny, and yet they had done this thing of playing themselves. Amlie 2. Audrey Tautou was so unbelievably charming and fun to watch in that role, but then you combine that with that filmmaking style, its so literal and yet stylish. You fall in love with her immediately. My only complaint In the last shot, when shes on that scooter, I wish she was driving the scooter and the guy was behind her. Love Actually 2. The most impossible thing in the world is to effectively juggle multiple story lines. I just study the movie I still marvel at it, I still dont know how the director, Richard Curtis did it. A Single Man 2. Moon 2. A masterwork. And one of my favorite soundtracks ever. Casino Royale 2. Another one I could just watch every day. Daniel Craig is my favorite Bond. That opening parkour scene, thats still one of the greatest action sequences in a movie. And the scene in the airport with the tankard truck theres not just mayhem, theres drama, youre learning about the characters. If youre getting pulled along in the story while youre watching this kick ass action, that to me is the thing. Mustang 2. Deniz Gamze Erguvens debut about five sisters in Turkey completely blew me away. Obviously I love any movies about women finding their own way. Its heartbreaking but so beautifully directed. When you make your first film, if its good, for the first time, the world is climbing into your head and seeing the world through your eyes. Denis Villeneuve. Director, Arrival, the forthcoming Blade Runner 2. Video. A preview of No Country for Old Men. Credit. Richard ForemanMiramax Films. Which movie is the best one. There Will Be Blood or No Country for Old Men both from 2. Strange question. Im driven by the impact these movies had on me then, and still today. Time is the ultimate judge. There are specific shots that went directly through my skull, like a bullet spreading particles of my brain on my walls. Like the shot of Daniel Day Lewis baptizing a baby with oil, making There Will Be Blood an instant new classic. I felt the same way watching the Coen brothers opus No Country for Old Men. The image of the policemans boots making dark marks on the floor as he is being strangled by the nightmarish killer, portrayed by Javier Bardem, has haunted me since then. The deer being killed in slow motion by a car in A Prophet 2. But is it better than following Scarlett Johansson in a pool of darkness in Under the Skin 2. Olaf’S Frozen Adventure Full Movie. Apples and oranges. Lists are for grocery stores. The madness in Dogtooth 2. Ive seen in a long time. Yorgos Lanthimos may be one of the most exciting filmmakers working today. Im still laughing at the crazy adults running to catch airplanes falling into their garden, because their father convinced them that they were fruit dropping from the sky. I vividly remember Lars von Triers Dogville 2. The idea of making a set without walls to show the cowardice of a community was genius. God, I love cinema.