The 10 Most Freewheeling Movies of All Time

"Cinema is its own language. It's a fact that has been examined and dissected for over one hundred years at this point. Subjectivity is also a finicky concept to deal with. Bad films generally do not connect with the use of filmmaking as a linguistic medium (an art form that can communicate with its own form of structures). Many good films – and classics – abide by these rules (or are capable of bringing something new to said rules). Again, subjectivity is a bit tricky.

There are great films that do not abide by the rules of cinema; what separates these from "bad" works, is the respective filmmaker's knowledge of the cinematic language through-and-through, along with the ability to break away from it through wisdom and not neglect."

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