0 My Very Gonzo Life
A conversation with Dave Goelz, the man who for nearly 50 years has served as the voice and puppeteer of Gonzo — the pain-loving, dare-deviling, chicken-dating, Charles Dickens-impersonating, furry blue star of the Muppets
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Despite what certain factions of the internet will tell you, what makes a movie good is largely subjective. Maybe you live for a heart-pounding action sequence, or maybe they bore you to tears. Maybe you consider a good love story to be full of adventure and excitement, or maybe you just want two people exchanging big words and not doing much else. One moviegoer’s trash is another’s treasure that they keep trying to foist on other people.
But there are a rare few films that are so universally appealing, they truly should be seen by everybody. Or maybe it’s not necessarily an enjoyable watch, but it’s important to understanding the world or even just every other movie that came after that. Whatever the case, when user Dazzling-Leader7476 asked r/AskReddit, “What’s one movie that everyone should see at least once in their lifetime?” Reddit had plenty of proclamations to issue.
Saving Private Ryan
Casablanca
Citizen Kane
V for Vendetta
Requiem for a Dream
Do the Right Thing
The Lord of the Rings
It’s a Wonderful Life
The Lighthouse
Gaslight
Schindler’s List
The Act of Killing
Threads
Hotel Rwanda
Fight Club
The Godfather
The Matrix
Everything Everywhere All at Once
Arrival
The Usual Suspects
The Princess Bride
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My Very Gonzo Life
A conversation with Dave Goelz, the man who for nearly 50 years has served as the voice and puppeteer of Gonzo — the pain-loving, dare-deviling, chicken-dating, Charles Dickens-impersonating, furry blue star of the Muppets
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