Speaking of Robert Eggers did you see The Northman?

Not yet but it sounds right up my alley.

Yeah, get it high up on your watch list. I saw it in theaters twice, the second time I was absolutely blasted off an edible and it was probably the greatest film experience of my life

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Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines (1965)

Old and dated, but hilarious as ****. Racial stereotypes abound, and there are some good names in it - Terry-Thomas, Eric Sykes, Tony Hancock, Benny Hill and Robert Morley - a great laugh, silly and slapstick but very enjoyable.

Hmmmm. Well I was curious since I hadn't seen it for about 20 years so re-watched it this weekend. I understand why it's labelled as controversial now (not sure if it was back when it came out).

Not going deeper into the complexities of the film, I just have to say it was quite uncomfortable to watch all that violence against women. Apart from that, it's sharp and funny as well as deeply sad. I understand completely how it would have captured my attention back then to explore his filmography. However, not sure if I would return to it very soon. I'm much more fond of his softer, kinder films.

Morbius! Look, Marvel’s fantasias are over. Copied the plots of many past series! Rated 3 out of 10

Great film! I liked the plot.

Bullet in the Head - A group of friends from Hong Kong get involved with crime, flee to Vietnam, and get caught in the war. One of the most chaotic, bat**** films I've ever seen, like you're watching a real war break out. Pretty crushing ending and massacre scenes. Also a lot of really impressive scenes where Woo directs what looks like 1000+ people.

One of his only classic era movies I've yet to see and I should really fix that. Sounds amazing.

Yes. I think the opening scene makes it abundantly clear that this is not a protagonist you want at any moment to find yourself sympathizing with, like ML precludes that as a possibility.

I want to rewatch Life is Sweet. Really loved that one.