Josh Brolin recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote his upcoming movie Whalefall, and took the opportunity to discuss his love of cinema, specifically his list of 74 movies that he thinks everyone should see.
Brolin doesn’t read out the whole list on the show, but the Kimmel Live social media team has shared the complete two-page document, which heavily features 1970s-era movies, “the best movies” in Brolin’s opinion. It’s a solid list of cinema classics, with a few 21st-century pictures in the mix, including Children of Men, 21 Grams, and The Worst Person in the World.
About the List
The only movie on the list in which Brolin appears, he admits to Kimmel, is David O. Russell’s 1996 comedy Flirting with Disaster. Why does that one make the cut? In Brolin’s words: “Flirting with Disaster is the only movie that I chose of mine because I was a bisexual ATF agent with an armpit fetish.”
The Interview
You can see the full interview below, as well as Brolin’s complete list via Instagram.
In conclusion, Josh Brolin’s list of 74 movies is a must-see for any cinema enthusiast, and his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live provides a unique glimpse into his love of film. With a wide range of classics and modern movies, the list is sure to spark interesting discussions among movie fans. Be sure to check out the full interview and list to learn more about Brolin’s cinematic tastes.
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