The Criterion Collection

I'm new to the depths of film, but I've always appreciated audacity. I've enjoyed Nolan for awhile, as well as Coppola and Hitchcock. Recently, Kurosawa, Kieslowski, Woody Allen, Fellini, and Bergman have entered my lexicon. Top 10 favorite films: 1. The Godfather: Part II, Coppola 2. No Country For Old Men, The Coen Bros 3. Annie Hall, Allen 4. Alien, Scott 5. Fanny and Alexander, Bergman 6. The Tree of Life, Malick 7. 8 1/2, Fellini 8. The Master, P.T. Anderson 9. The Three Colors Trilogy, Kieslowski 10. High and Low, Kurosawa