>>201732792
UK and Italy dominated cinema in the 60s.

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I love Barbarella

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Ahead of its time.
Released the directors cut decades later.

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>>201732792
Favorite 60s films
>spider baby
>mothra vs godzilla
>peeping tom
>ghidorah, the three-headed monster

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for me it's

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Bava was the best

is the original true grit any good? I can't stand john wayne but he's allegedly actually acting in that one

>>201733104
>I can't stand john wayne
cringe

>>201733101
Have you seen Hatchet for the Honeymoon? Released in 1970 but shot in 1968-69. One of his best imo.

Great movies:

They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Midnight Cowboy
Age of Consent
Once Upon a Time in the West
Bullitt
The Swimmer
2001
Rosemary’s Baby
In the Heat of the Night
The Graduate
A Man for All Seasons
Belle de Jour
Andrei Rublev
I Am Cuba
Batman
Repulsion
Closely Watched Trains
Woman in the Dunes
Matango
Il Posto
The Children’s Hour
Il Sorpasso
Last Year at Marienbad
Spartacus
Inherit the Wind
Psycho
The Virgin Spring
Le Trou
Rocco and His Brothers
Dr. No
Jason and the Argonauts
Ivan’s Childhood
High and Low
L’Eclisse

>>201733203
I have not, skipped it because it was one of his lower rated movies. I'll check it out

1960s is like three different eras in one decade

1960-1963
1964-1966
1967-1969

>>201733529
>skipped it because it was one of his lower rated movies
Looked at letterboxd to see what hid "lowest rated" movies are, and if you're skipping Planet of the Vampires too then that's another you need to check out.
Neither have particularly low ratings on there though, just not as high as his more well-known movies.
Hope you enjoy.

>>201734015
Planet of the Vampires was the first Bava I ever watched, although I had no idea who Bava was at the time. Great movie

70 American cinema is better but 60 started all the good and bad trends of hollywood starting with being sanctimonious

>>201734247
Yeah it's great, awesome visuals and atmosphere. Bava is one of the greatest horror directors ever. Sad he died when he was relatively young and still working, he would have delivered more awesome movies.
This one is 70s but I watched Lisa and the Devil recently and it was great.

>>201733104
It seemed most of the time he didn't know that genres other than Westerns existed