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Can't believe no one mentioned Barry Lyndon, that film is like a moving painting. Everything Kubrick and Hitchcock shot blows me away everytime I see it, and like Little_Socrates says, they're probably the most obvious answers.

Also, Paul Thomas Anderson's camera work always leaves me speechless (I have yet to see The Master). Emmanuel Lubezki's work on Children Of Men, and especially The Tree Of Life, is fucking gorgeous. Another film I always mention in these discussions is Last Tango In Paris, Vittorio Storaro's best work in my opinion, even surpasing Apocalypse Now.

Kid A might just be the greatest album of all time.

@Miketakon said:

Bayonetta 2 will end up on a Xbox and a PlayStation.

I would love that to happen... but remember this is a Nintendo exclusive we're talking about, not something like Ninja Gaiden's Microsoft exclusivity.

(Sorry for the bad English). This always seemed like a must for me, but the fact that I owned a PS3 and the port always received poor reviews prevented me from buying it, because as a fan of Devil May Cry, I knew that a bad framerate really could ruin the experience for this kind of game. So when I finally set up my new shiny and slim Xbox 360, I started thinking of what game I could get that I previously couldn't play, and this one immediately popped into my mind. And I must say... it is mindblowing. I thought I would probably liked it, but nowhere near this. In fact, I could say it's probably my favorite action game for this entire generation. Doing the Climax on that final boss with that ''Fly Me To The Moon'' remix is absolutely unforgettable. The combo combat system is so fine tuned it hurts, and the amount of crazyness in the game fits the tone of the game just perfectly.

Such a bummer that Bayonetta 2 is being released as a Wii U exclusive, but it's better than no sequel at all... the industry really needs more games of this kind. A masterpiece.

Magnolia, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, The Tree Of Life.... The list goes on and on. But more than any other movie, Synecdoche, New York fucked me up really badly, in a way I didn't know a film could do.

I'm on the verge of tearing up dude.... so many great gaming memories, all my favorite games are ps2 games.

@Nate said:

Sidenote - can you think of any publications that do absolutely no scores for games reviews? Kotaku is the closest I can think of, but even they have the Yes or No verdict on their reviews now.

http://killscreendaily.com/

The Road, All The Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy.

A Scanner Darkly by Philip K. Dick.

The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka.

Rayuela by Julio Cortazar.

La Divina Commedia by Dante Alighieri.

El Amor En Los Tiempos Del Colera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

Kafka On The Shore by Haruki Murakami.

Bioshock.

After the demise of Screened as I loved it, I found myself completely lost in the field of film blogs or websites. If you know some good ones, illuminate me please.