1. You only live twice 2. Goldfinger 3. Dr no 4. From Russia with love 5. DIamonds are Forever 6. Thunderball 7. Never say never again

View to a Kill is by far his worst 💀💀

Drop ET down about 10 spots and I'll agree 😊

Love their movies, true masters of their art, and none of the bombast so common in US movies. Must have watched Fargo at least 4 times......so beautifully droll.

Best Bond is Connery. Worst Bond ( by a landslide ) is Daniel Craig. Shave off Craig's hair and he'd be a dead ringer for the late Angus Scrimm aka 'The Tall Man' in the 'Phantasm' horror movies.

Ready Player One higher than Minority Report? Have you lost your mind?

WHY IS HUDSUCKER PROXY SO LOW???

Miller´s Crossing, Barton Fink, The Great Lebowski, Blood Simple and Fargo, are his best movies.

It's a testament to this man's filmography when his lower ranked movies are better than most

How do we watch those movies?

8)Justice League (2017) 7)Birds Of Prey (2020) 6)Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice (2016) 5)Shazam (2019) 4)Suicide Squad (2016) (I don't get the hate on this movie,nor on Jared Leto's Joker,this is definetly 1 of the most underrated films ever) 3)Aquaman (2018) 2)Wonder Woman (2017) 1)Man Of Steel (2013)

Much like everyone else… A Serious Man is too low

No doubt, DA is a highly talented and hardworking director. I would not say he is a great director, though. The films are often revamps of the same theme of same destructible for a an illusion entity like addiction or perfection. There is no humor. His films are cold and overly cerebral. There is no heart. The characters are easily expendable to serve his vision and I am glad not to have ever worked with him nor be his partner. There is a lack of humanity and after all this hard work, one is left feeling exhausted and empty. These types of directors are a dime a dozen. This does not mean he should whitewash or sugarcoat his scripts but he recently makes tragic films and is a one trick pony. The closest he gets to humor is irony and it is a shame he does not open up his vision and have a more well rounded oeuvre.He falls very short of PTA, Wes Anderson or even Scorsese who manages to inject humor and levity within his social commentaries about some pretty dark characters. Put some love into it baby!

Barry Lyndon surpasses all of them. Sublime 😊

It's fun to have a scale from the worst to the best one, and still, the worst is a good movie :)

I’d drop Llewyn Davis and TMWWT out of the top 10 and swap them with Serious Man (grossly underrated here - top 5 for sure) and Arizona. Blood Simple and Lebowski are great films but I’d put Barton Fink over both. The top 2 and bottom 5 are clutch - no arguments there.

1) No Country for Old Men 2) The Big Lebowski 3) Barton Fink 4) Fargo 5) O Brother, Where Art Thou? 6) Raising Arizona 7) Inside Llewyn Davis 8) Blood Simple 9) The Man Who Wasn't There 10) A Serious Man 11) Miller's Crossing 12) True Grit 13) Hail, Caesar! 14) The Ballad of Buster Scruggs 15) The Hudsucker Proxy 16) Burn After Reading 17) Intolerable Cruelty 18) The Ladykillers

Solid list. Unfortunately, I haven't seen all of his films quite yet, but of the majority that I have, this is currently how I'd rank them: 8. The Killing 7. Paths of Glory 6. A Clockwork Orange 5. Full Metal Jacket 4. Eyes Wide Shut 3. The Shining 2. Dr. Strangelove, Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying & Love the Bomb 1. 2001: A Space Odyssey And of course, I guarantee something will change the next time I think about it. Tbh, I could've easily put any one of the films from my top 3 into the top spot, and I love each of them. Although I haven't seen everything he has made, what I have seen are almost all among my favorite movies I've ever seen, and this is why Stanley Kubrick is easily in the running for my absolute favorite director. It may be cliche among movie lovers, but Kubrick is a common favorite for a dang good reason. The high regard to which he is held is completely deserved.

I personally think Paths of Glory is number 1, it was the only movie that made me cry

Thanks for the movie count down.

The Thing deserves to be number 1 . By far the greatest production of John Carpenter.

I can't believe you have Prince of Darkness at 14. 😑

Hudsucker Proxy near the bottom? You're f^@<ing high.

1. Strange Days 2. The Hurt Locker 3. Point Break 4. Zero Dark Thirty 5. Detroit 6. Blue Steel 7. Near Dark 8. The Loveless 9. K-19 The Widowmaker 10. The Weight of Water

At least twelve of these films deserve to be in the top three. A quick glance at the comments will confirm this. Nevertheless, it was enjoyable to see someone else's perspective on a Coen film countdown.

Weird...for some reason i thought she directed Tank Girl... As for Strange Days: I don't think underrated is the appropriate term as it's actually very highly rated by most people who watched it. It just never managed to reach a larger audience

Came here for Serious man!!!!

Shining number 4?! The best king adaptation?! The Green Mile and Shawshank Redemption? What?

No Body Bags?!?!?!?!? That is definitely one of John Carpenters best films. Plus we don't have a lot of good anthology horror out there and Carpenters portrayal as the Coroner is up there with hosts such as the Crypt Keeper.

Fast 2 Furious is easily in the top 5 fast and furious but probably top 3. There all bad and entertaining but 2 is so much fun.

What the hell??? A serious man @13 😂😂😂😂😂????

I liked 'Hudsucker Proxy' much more than reviewer. Especially the magical 'save' at the end and the music by Aram Khachaturian, my favorite composer. Actually, The Coen Brothers and their wonderful ACTORS have been a gift to CINEMA. THANKS for just putting this reminder together. The dude abides.

Ah, Blood Simple. That's the one...

IMO, his top 5 are: 1. The Thing 2. Assault 3. The Fog 4. Big Trouble 5. Halloween

I think worst to best Sweeney Todd Batman Mars Attacks! Planet of the Apes Beetlejuice Big Fish Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Alice in Wonderland Sleepy Hollow Edward Scissorhands Batman Returns

Liked Alice in Wonderland, maybe I did come in with low expectations but thought it was pretty good, enjoyable adaptation/update as well as in its own right.

Thought Pi completely transcended question of budget, it all looked, seemed impressive, loved Requiem for a Dream, but thought the mixing of the plots and time periods in The Fountain really didn't work well, took away from each rather than improved each.

His first two were the best.

Really not sure how he *and* the cast did so badly in Noah, but probably they, or he, thought the basic concept was so great they didn't have to do much with it.

I think his best are Catch Me If You Can and Schindler's List.

AI felt too weird, too extreme but/and not really consistent, believable as a future.

Hook was weird, Williams and Hoffman are great actors who went wrong there, at least went way too far due to the direction.

Think his worst are Hook, War of the Worlds and Minority Report.

Would put Crystal Skull and Amistad a lot higher.

Here after watching Kingdom. And watching all five originals. I have to say that the first movie is still my favorite, but Im about to watch Rise and go on from there again

Fargo and the greatest actor today, Frances McDormand

I am a big fan of Peter Jackson and I love all these movies and I always enjoy watching them!!!😊❤️

Have to agree "No Country for Old Men" will go down in history.

19.Dumbo 18.Planet of the Apes 17.Batman Returns 16.Alice in Wonderland 15.Pee Wee's Big Adventure 14.Mars Attacks! 13.Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children 12.Dark Shadows 11.Big Eyes 10.Sleepy Hollow 9.Corpse Bride 8.Beetlejuice 7.Sweeney Todd 6.Batman 5.Frankenweenie 4.Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 3.Big Fish 2.Ed Wood 1.Edward Scissorhands

I actually like the 2001 remake as it is quite easy to understand which certainly cant be said of the reboot ones where u are totally lost in the plot