Friday, February 7, 2025

Ranking NFL Hall of Fame Quarterbacks by Era

 


This post is absolutely necessary for some all-time context! 

(NOTE: "Rings" include pre-Super Bowl era championships won)

Years: 1920 to 1929 (more rushing, basically no passing)

- Hall of Famer: Jimmy Conzelman (1920-1929), 13 career rushing touchdowns, 11 career receiving touchdowns, 169 points scored

- Hall of Famer: John "Paddy" Driscoll (1920-1929), 25 career rushing touchdowns, 4 career receiving touchdowns, 402 points scored 

How I would rank them: 

1. John "Paddy" Driscoll
2. Jimmy Conzelman

Years: 1930 to 1939 (still a lot of rushing, but passing is evolving)

- Hall of Famer: Earl "Dutch" Clark (scrambled a lot) (1931-1938), 11 passing touchdowns, 26 interceptions, 40.3 passer rating, 45.6% completions 

- Hall of Famer: Benny Friedman (1927-1934), 66 passing touchdowns, 19 interceptions, 60.2 passer rating, 41.9% completions 

- Hall of Famer: Clarence "Ace" Parker (1937-1946), 30 passing touchdowns, 50 interceptions, 53.1 passer rating, 46.7% completions 

How I would rank them: 

1. Benny Friedman
2. Clarence "Ace" Parker
3. Earl "Dutch" Clark

Years: 1940 to 1955

- Hall of Famer: Sammy Baugh (1937-1952), 187 passing touchdowns, 203 interceptions, 72.2 passer rating, 56.5% completions, 2 rings  

- Hall of Famer: Arnie Herber (1930-1945), 81 passing touchdowns, 106 interceptions, 50.1 passer rating, 40.9% completions 

- Hall of Famer: Sid Luckman (1939-1950), 137 passing touchdowns, 132 interceptions, 75.0 passer rating, 51.8% completions, 4 rings 

- Hall of Famer: Otto Graham (1946-1955), 174 passing touchdowns, 135 interceptions, 86.6 passer rating, 55.8% completions, 3 rings  

- Hall of Famer: Y.A. Tittle (1948-1964), 242 passing touchdowns, 248 interceptions, 74.3 passer rating, 55.2% completions, 0 rings  

- Hall of Famer: Norm Van Brocklin (1949-1960), 173 passing touchdowns, 178 interceptions, 75.1 passer rating, 53.6% completions, 2 rings  

- Hall of Famer: Bob Waterfield (1945-1952), 97 passing touchdowns, 128 interceptions, 61.6 passer rating, 50.3% completions 

How I would rank them: 

1. Otto Graham
2. Sid Luckman
3. Sammy Baugh
4. Norm Van Brocklin
5. Y.A. Tittle
6. Bob Waterfield
7. Arnie Herber 

Years: 1956 to 1970

- Hall of Famer: George Blanda (1949-1975), 236 passing touchdowns, 277 interceptions, 60.6 passer rating, 47.7% completions, 3 rings  

- Hall of Famer: Len Dawson (1957-1975), 239 passing touchdowns, 183 interceptions, 82.6 passer rating, 57.1% completions, 3 rings  

- Hall of Famer: Sonny Jurgensen (1957-1974), 255 passing touchdowns, 189 interceptions, 82.6 passer rating, 57.1% completions, 1 ring 

- Hall of Famer: Bobby Layne (1948-1962), 196 passing touchdowns, 243 interceptions, 63.4 passer rating, 49.0% completions 

- Hall of Famer: Joe Namath (1965-1977), 173 passing touchdowns, 220 interceptions, 65.5 passer rating, 50.1% completions, 2 rings 

- Hall of Famer: Bart Starr (1956-1971), 152 passing touchdowns, 138 interceptions, 80.5 passer rating, 57.4% completions, 5 rings 

- Hall of Famer: Fran Tarkenton (1961-1978), 342 passing touchdowns, 266 interceptions, 80.4 passer rating, 57.0% completions 

- Hall of Famer: Johnny Unitas (1956-1973), 290 passing touchdowns, 253 interceptions, 78.2 passer rating, 54.6% completions, 4 rings  

How I would rank them: 

1. Johnny Unitas
2. Bart Starr
3. Len Dawson
4. Fran Tarkenton
5. Sonny Jurgensen
6. George Blanda
7. Joe Namath
8. Bobby Layne 

Years: 1971 to 1984

- Hall of Famer: Terry Bradshaw (1970-1983), 212 passing touchdowns, 210 interceptions, 70.9 passer rating, 51.9% completions, 4 rings  

- Hall of Famer: Dan Fouts (1973-1987), 254 passing touchdowns, 242 interceptions, 80.2 passer rating, 58.8% completions, 0 rings 

- Hall of Famer: Bob Griese (1967-1980), 192 passing touchdowns, 172 interceptions, 77.1 passer rating, 56.2% completions, 2 rings 

- Hall of Famer: Ken Stabler (1970-1984), 194 passing touchdowns, 222 interceptions, 75.3 passer rating, 59.8% completions, 1 ring  

- Hall of Famer: Roger Staubach (1969-1979), 153 passing touchdowns, 109 interceptions, 83.4 passer rating, 57.0% completions, 2 rings  

How I would rank them: 

1. Roger Staubach
2. Bob Griese
3. Dan Fouts
4. Terry Bradshaw
5. Ken Stabler 

Years: 1985 to 2005

- Hall of Famer: Troy Aikman (1989-2000), 165 passing touchdowns, 141 interceptions, 81.6 passer rating, 61.5% completions, 3 rings  

- Hall of Famer: John Elway (1983-1998), 300 passing touchdowns, 226 interceptions, 79.9 passer rating, 56.9% completions, 2 rings 

- Hall of Famer: Brett Favre (1991-2010), 508 passing touchdowns, 336 interceptions, 86.0 passer rating, 62.0% completions, 1 ring  

- Hall of Famer: Jim Kelly (1986-1996), 237 passing touchdowns, 175 interceptions, 84.4 passer rating, 60.1% completions, 0 rings  

- Hall of Famer: Dan Marino (1983-1999), 420 passing touchdowns, 252 interceptions, 86.4 passer rating, 59.4% completions, 0 rings  

- Hall of Famer: Joe Montana (1979-1994), 273 passing touchdowns, 139 interceptions, 92.3 passer rating, 63.2% completions, 4 rings 

- Hall of Famer: Warren Moon (1984-2000), 291 passing touchdowns, 233 interceptions, 80.9 passer rating, 58.4% completions, 0 rings 

- Hall of Famer: Steve Young (1985-1999), 232 passing touchdowns, 107 interceptions, 96.8 passer rating, 64.3% completions, 3 rings (only 1 as starter)  

How I would rank them: 

1. Joe Montana
2. Steve Young
3. John Elway
4. Brett Favre
5. Dan Marino
6. Troy Aikman
7. Jim Kelly
8. Warren Moon 

Years: 2006 to 2015

- Hall of Famer: Peyton Manning (1998-2015), 539 passing touchdowns, 251 interceptions, 96.5 passer rating, 65.3% completions, 2 rings 

- Hall of Famer: Kurt Warner (1998-2009), 208 passing touchdowns, 128 interceptions, 93.7 passer rating, 65.5% completions 

How I would rank them: 

1. Peyton Manning 
2. Kurt Warner 

John Frascella is a published sports author and NFL Analyst on X (formerly Twitter) @NFLFrascella. Follow him for all things NFL, NBA and MLB. 

Tuesday, December 10, 2024

MLB Free Agency: Frascella Ranks the Best Remaining Players at ALL Positions

 


With Juan Soto, Blake Snell, Tyler O'Neill, Michael Conforto and Aroldis Chapman now off the board, let's take a look at my updated Rankings for All Remaining MLB Free Agents! 

Related Coverage 1: Hitter/Position Player Rankings Here

Related Coverage 2: Starting Pitcher Rankings Here

Related Coverage 3: Relief Pitcher Rankings Here 

John Frascella Ranks All Remaining MLB Free Agents as of December 10, 2024

(NOTE: This may not exactly follow the 3 other lists, a lot of these guys are close and it's extremely difficult to compare starting and relief pitchers to hitters.)

1. Roki Sasaki: 23 years old 
2. Corbin Burnes: 30
3. Max Fried: 31 - now signed by Yankees 
4. Alex Bregman: 31
5. Anthony Santander: 30
6. Christian Walker: 34 - now signed by Astros 
7. Sean Manaea: 33 - now signed by Mets 
8. Teoscar Hernandez: 32 - now signed by Dodgers
9. Pete Alonso: 30
10. Jack Flaherty: 29
11. Jurickson Profar: 32
12. Walker Buehler: 30 - now signed by Red Sox 
13. Paul Goldschmidt: 37 - now signed by Yankees 
14. Gleyber Torres: 28 - now signed by Tigers 
15. Nathan Eovaldi: 35 - now signed by Rangers 
16. Tanner Scott: 30
17. Ha-Seong Kim: 29
18. Jesse Winker: 31
19. Jorge Polanco: 31
20. Kyle Finnegan: 33
21. Carlos Estevez: 32
22. AJ Minter: 31
23. Kenley Jansen: 37
24. Clayton Kershaw: 37
25. Kirby Yates: 38
26. David Robertson: 40
27. Jeff Hoffman: 32
28. Jose Quintana: 36
29. Alex Cobb: 37 - now signed by Tigers 
30. Max Scherzer: 40
31. Colin Rea: 34
32. Bryan De La Cruz: 28 - now signed by Braves
33. Kyle Gibson: 37
34. Josh Bell: 32
35. Yoan Moncada: 30
36. Michael Lorenzen: 33
37. Lance Lynn: 38
38. Charlie Morton: 41
39. Andrew Heaney: 34
40. Yimi Garcia: 34 - now signed by Blue Jays 
41. Joe Ross: 32 - now signed by Phillies
42. Gavin Sheets: 29
43. Ty France: 30
44. Justin Turner: 40
45. Joc Pederson: 33 - now signed by Rangers 
46. Eloy Jimenez: 28 - now signed by Rays 
47. Jose Urena: 33
48. Martin Perez: 34
49. Michael Soroka: 27 - now signed by Nationals 
50. Justin Verlander: 42
51. Trevor Williams: 33
52. Ramon Laureano: 30
53. Danny Coulombe: 35
54. Ryne Stanek: 33
55. Chris Martin: 39
56. Jakob Junis: 32
57. Hunter Strickland: 36
58. Ryan Yarbrough: 33
59. Buck Farmer: 34
60. Jose Iglesias: 35
61. Jose Leclerc: 31
62. Anthony Rizzo: 35
63. Paul Sewald: 35
64. Alex Verdugo: 29
65. Kike Hernandez: 33
66. Kevin Pillar: 36
67. Spencer Turnbull: 32
68. Griffin Canning: 29 - now signed by Mets
69. Tommy Kahnle: 34
70. Caleb Ferguson: 28
71. Andrew Kittredge: 34
72. Harrison Bader: 31
73. Tim Hill: 35
74. Brendan Rodgers: 28
75. Patrick Sandoval: 28 - now signed by Red Sox
76. Colin Poche: 31
77. Dylan Floro: 34
78. Scott Alexander: 35
79. Adbert Alzolay: 30
80. Dylan Carlson: 26
81. Jesse Chavez: 41
82. Craig Kimbrel: 37
83. Drew Smyly: 36
84. Amed Rosario: 29
85. Adam Frazier: 33
86. Gio Urshela: 33 - now signed by Athletics 
87. JD Martinez: 37
88. Michael Taylor: 34
89. Hoby Milner: 34
90. Andrew Chafin: 35
91. Joe Kelly: 37
92. Austin Hays: 29
93. Scott Barlow: 32
94. Hector Neris: 36
95. Jalen Beeks: 31
96. Luis Urias: 28
97. Paul DeJong: 31
98. Andrew McCutchen: 38 - now signed by Pirates
99. Brooks Raley: 37
100. Max Kepler: 32 - now signed by Phillies 
101. Patrick Corbin: 35
102. Cal Quantrill: 29
103. Luis Patino: 25
104. Elias Diaz: 34
105. Tommy Pham: 34
106. Connor Joe: 32
107. Luke Jackson: 31
108. Carlos Santana: 39 - now signed by Guardians 
109. Adam Duvall: 36
110. John Brebbia: 35
111. Will Smith: 35
112. Shawn Armstrong: 34 - now signed by Rangers 
113. Alex Wood: 34
114. Mike Tauchman: 34 - now signed by the White Sox 
115. Whit Merrifield: 36 

John Frascella is a Published MLB Author and professional sportswriter with a big following on Twitter @NFLFrascella. Can't wait to see you there for MLB and NFL chatter! 

MLB Free Agency: Frascella Ranks the Best Remaining Relief Pitchers

 


With Aroldis Chapman, Jordan Romano, Blake Treinen and Clay Holmes now off the board, let's take a look at my Top 25 Remaining MLB Free Agent Relief Pitchers! 

Related Coverage 1: Hitter/Position Player Rankings Here 


Frascella's Top 25 Remaining Free Agent Relief Pitchers as of December 10, 2024

1. Tanner Scott: 30 years old 
2. Kyle Finnegan: 33
3. Carlos Estevez: 32
4. AJ Minter: 31
5. Kenley Jansen: 37
6. Kirby Yates: 38
7. David Robertson: 40
8. Jeff Hoffman: 32
9. Yimi Garcia: 34
10. Joe Ross: 32
11. Jonathan Loaisiga: 30
12. Danny Coulombe: 35
13. Ryne Stanek: 33
14. Chris Martin: 39
15. Jakob Junis: 32
16. Hunter Strickland: 36
17. Ryan Yarbrough: 33
18. Buck Farmer: 34
19. Jose Leclerc: 31
20. Paul Sewald: 35
21. Tommy Kahnle: 34
22. Caleb Ferguson: 28
23. Andrew Kittredge: 34
24. Tim Hill: 35
25. Colin Poche: 31

Next Best

- Dylan Floro: 34
- Scott Alexander: 35
- Adbert Alzolay: 30
- Jesse Chavez: 41
- Craig Kimbrel: 37
- Andrew Chafin: 35
- Joe Kelly: 37
- Brooks Raley: 37
- Drew Smyly: 36
- Scott Barlow: 32
- Hector Neris: 36
- Jalen Beeks: 31
- Luke Jackson: 31
- John Brebbia: 35
- Will Smith: 35
- Hoby Milner: 34
- Shawn Armstrong: 34 

John Frascella is a Published MLB Author and professional sportswriter who has a big following on Twitter aka X @NFLFrascella. Can't wait to see you there to talk MLB and NFL! 

MLB Free Agency: Frascella Ranks the Best Remaining Starting Pitchers

 


With Luis Severino, Blake Snell, Shane Bieber, Michael Wacha, Yusei Kikuchi and Frankie Montas now off the board, let's take a look at my Top 25 Remaining MLB Free Agent Starting Pitchers! 

Related Coverage 1: Hitter/Position Player Rankings Here

Related Coverage 2: Relief Pitcher Rankings Here 

Frascella's Top 25 Remaining Free Agent Starting Pitchers as of December 10, 2024

1. Roki Sasaki: 23 years old
2. Corbin Burnes: 30
3. Max Fried: 31
4. Sean Manaea: 33
5. Jack Flaherty: 29
6. Walker Buehler: 30
7. Nathan Eovaldi: 35
8. Clayton Kershaw: 37
9. Nick Pivetta: 32
10. Alex Cobb: 37
11. Jose Quintana: 36
12. Max Scherzer: 40
13. Colin Rea: 34
14. Kyle Gibson: 37
15. Michael Lorenzen: 33
16. Charlie Morton: 41
17. Andrew Heaney: 34
18. Michael Soroka: 27
19. Lance Lynn: 38
20. Jose Urena: 33
21. Martin Perez: 34
22. Justin Verlander: 42
23. Trevor Williams: 33
24. Griffin Canning: 29
25. Patrick Sandoval: 28

Next Best

- Patrick Corbin: 35
- Cal Quantrill: 29
- Alex Wood: 34
- Luis Patino: 25
- Spencer Turnbull: 32

John Frascella is a Published Baseball Author and professional sports writer with a big following on Twitter aka X @NFLFrascella. Can't wait to chat with you there about MLB and NFL! 

Monday, December 9, 2024

MLB Free Agency: Frascella Ranks the Best Remaining Hitters after Soto Signing

 


Make sure you go to @NFLFrascella on Twitter aka X for more MLB coverage and lists throughout this high-profile offseason! 

Related Coverage 1: Starting Pitcher Rankings Here 

Related Coverage 2: Relief Pitcher Rankings Here 

Frascella's Top 25 Remaining Free Agent Hitters/Position Players as of December 9, 2024

1. Alex Bregman: 31 years old
2. Anthony Santander: 30
3. Pete Alonso: 30
4. Christian Walker: 34
5. Teoscar Hernandez: 32
6. Jurickson Profar: 32
7. Gleyber Torres: 28
8. Paul Goldschmidt: 37
9. Ha-Seong Kim: 29
10. Jesse Winker: 31
11. Jorge Polanco: 31
12. Yoan Moncada: 30
13. Bryan De La Cruz: 28
14. Josh Bell: 32
15. Brendan Rodgers: 28
16. Gavin Sheets: 29
17. Justin Turner: 40
18. Eloy Jimenez: 28
19. Ty France: 30
20. Joc Pederson: 33
21. Alex Verdugo: 29
22. Kike Hernandez: 33
23. Ramon Laureano: 30
24. Anthony Rizzo: 35
25. Jose Iglesias: 35 

Next Best

- Austin Hays: 29
- Max Kepler: 32
- Gio Urshela: 33
- Luis Urias: 28
- Adam Frazier: 33
- Amed Rosario: 29
- Paul DeJong: 31
- Harrison Bader: 31
- Michael Taylor: 34
- JD Martinez: 37
- Andrew McCutchen: 38
- Connor Joe: 32
- Dylan Carlson: 26
- Kevin Pillar: 36
- Brian Anderson: 32
- Elias Diaz: 34
- Randal Grichuk: 33
- Garrett Hampson: 30
- Tommy Pham: 37
- Carlos Santana: 39
- Adam Duvall: 36
- Mike Tauchman: 34 - now signed by the White Sox 
- Tim Anderson: 32
- Whit Merrifield: 36
- David Peralta: 37
- Yuli Gurriel: 41 

John Frascella is a published MLB author with a big following @NFLFrascella on Twitter. Can't wait to chat with you there! 

Monday, November 4, 2024

Christopher Nolan Archive: Films the Famous Filmmaker Likes and Dislikes

 


Check out my version of this with Quentin Tarantino, right here

All right, let's see what we can dig up on the Internet and Social Media, here... 

1. 20 Films Christopher Nolan Wants You to See (via YouTube): 

1. The Hit (1984)
2. The Hateful Eight (2015)
3. Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence (1983)
4. Godzilla Minus One (2023)
5. On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
6. Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006)
7. The Hitcher (1984)
8. Alien (1979)
9. For All Mankind (1989)
10. Foreign Correspondent (1940)
11. Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
12. Metropolis (1927)
13. Heat (1995)
14. Baby Driver (2017)
15. Chariots of Fire (1981)
16. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
17. All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)
18. The Battle of Algiers (1966)
19. Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
20. First Man (2018)

2. 42 Films Christopher Nolan Wants You to See (really, 43) 

1. Godzilla Minus One
2. Past Lives
3. Talladega Nights
4. The Hitcher
5. The Comb
6. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
7. Aftersun
8. Heat
9. The Hateful Eight
10. Baby Driver
11. Chariots of Fire
12. Speed
13. Unstoppable
14. 2001: A Space Odyssey 
15. 12 Angry Men
16. Alien
17. All Quiet on the Western Front
18. Bad Timing
19. The Battle of Algiers
20. Blade Runner
21. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
22. First Man
23. For All Mankind
24. Foreign Correspondent
25. Greed
26. The Hit
27. Koyaanisqatsi
28. Lawrence of Arabia
29. Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence
30. Metropolis
31. Mr. Arkadin
32. The Right Stuff
33. Saving Private Ryan
34. The Spy Who Loved Me
35. Ryan's Daughter
36. Star Wars
37. Street of Crocodiles
38. Sunrise
39. Superman - The Movie 
40. The Testament of Dr. Mabuse
41. The Thin Red Line
42. Topkapi 
43. The Tree of Life 

Not as much out there as the Tarantino stuff. 

John Frascella is a 2nd generation film critic and published author. Follow him on Twitter aka X @FrascellaMovies and @NFLFrascella. 

Wednesday, October 30, 2024

Quentin Tarantino Archive: Films the Famous Filmmaker Likes and Dislikes

 


I've seen so many "Quentin Tarantino likes this" and "Tarantino hates this" articles over the years, that I figured I'd just compile my findings right here. Let's see what we come up with: 

1. He likes Joker: Folie A Deux, even though it's getting panned by critics 

2. He likes Green Lantern with Ryan Reynolds 

3. He likes Battlefield Earth with John Travolta 

4. He likes The Intern with Robert DeNiro and Anne Hathaway 


6. He likes The Lone Ranger with Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer 

7. His top 11 movies of 2011 were: 

1. Midnight in Paris 
2. Rise of the Planet of the Apes
3. Moneyball
4. The Skin I Live In
5. X-Men: First Class
6. Young Adult
7. Attack the Block
8. Red State
9. Warrior 
10. The Artist / Our Idiot Brother (tie)
11. The Three Musketeers

He also liked from 2011: 

50/50
Beginners
Hugo
The Iron Lady
Carnage
Green Hornet
Captain America
The Descendants
My Week with Marilyn
Fast Five
Tree of Life 
The Hangover Part II
Mission Impossible 4
The Beaver
Contagion
The Sitter
War Horse 

His "Nice Try" list from 2011: 

Drive
Hannah
Drive Angry
Real Steel

8. His top 20 movies of 2010 were: 

1. Toy Story 3
2. The Social Network
3. Animal Kingdom
4. I Am Love
5. Tangled
6. True Grit
7. The Town
8. Greenberg
9. Cyrus
10. Enter the Void
11. Kick Ass
12. Knight and Day
13. Get Him to the Greek
14. The Fighter
15. The King's Speech
16. The Kids Are All Right 
17. How to Train Your Dragon
18. Robin Hood
19. Amer
20. Jackass 3-D


1. Afternoon Delight
2. Before Midnight
3. Blue Jasmine
4. The Conjuring
5. Drinking Buddies
6. Frances Ha
7. Gravity
8. Kick Ass 2
9. The Lone Ranger
10. This Is the End



1. Battle Royale
2. Anything Else
3. Audition
4. The Blade
5. Boogie Nights
6. Dazed & Confused
7. Dogville
8. Fight Club
9. Friday
10. The Host
11. The Insider
12. Joint Security Area
13. Lost in Translation
14. The Matrix
15. Memories of Murder
16. Police Story 3: Super Cop
17. Shaun of the Dead
18. Speed
19. Team America
20. Unbreakable 

12. 45 films Tarantino wants you to see in promotion of his book Cinema Speculation: 

1. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
2. Eaten Alive
3. Nightmare Alley (the original)
4. Young Frankenstein
5. Back to the Future
6. Rolling Thunder
7. Matador
8. The Great Silence
9. The Thing
10. The Wild Bunch
11. Top Gun Maverick
12. Rio Bravo
13. Blow Out
14. West Side Story
15. Unfaithfully Yours
16. The Good The Bad & The Ugly
17. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
18. Dunkirk
19. Black Sabbath
20. Deep Red
21. The Social Network
22. Easy Rider
23. Apocalypse Now
24. Audition
25. Joint Security Area
26. The Insider
27. Lost in Translation
28. The Bad News Bears
29. Battle Royale
30. Boogie Nights
31. Carrie
32. Dazed and Confused
33. Dogville
34. Enter the Void
35. Fight Club
36. Frances Ha
37. The Great Escape
38. The Host
39. His Girl Friday
40. Jaws
41. Mad Max Fury Road
42. The Matrix
43. Memories of Murder
44. Police Story 3 Super Cop
45. Shaun of the Dead

And More: 

46. Sorcerer
47. Speed
48. Taxi Driver
49. Team America World Police
50. There Will Be Blood
51. Toy Story 3
52. Unbreakable
53. Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
54. You've Got Mail 


- Battle Royale
- There Will Be Blood
- Dogville
- Frances Ha
- The Host
- Memories of Murder
- The Skin I Live In 
- Shaun of the Dead
- Young Adult
- Toy Story 3
- Unbreakable
- Top Gun Maverick
- West Side Story (Spielberg version)
- Dunkirk
- Joint Security Area
- Lost in Translation
- Animal Kingdom
- Enter the Void 
- Mad Max Fury Road
- Team America World Police 



16. His 333 favorite movies ever 



1. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
2. Jaws
3. The Exorcist
4. Annie Hall
5. Young Frankenstein
6. Back to the Future 
7. The Wild Bunch 


Check back for more links and lists in the future! 

John Frascella is a 2nd generation film critic and published author. Follow him on Twitter aka X @FrascellaMovies and @NFLFrascella.