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They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? - The 1,000 Greatest Films The Top 100 = 26 - 50
La Grande illusion JEAN RENOIR (26) 1939 | 113m | BW | France | War Drama, Anti-War Film "A film about World War One made on the brink of World War Two, is a milestone masterpiece, a war movie without a single battle scene...Perhaps the ultimate film about war." - Judith Christ Selected by Robin Buss, Mike Newell, Sydney Pollack, Philip French, Guy Hamilton. Amazon Strictly Film School Roger Ebert's Great Movies The General BUSTER KEATON & CLYDE BRUCKMAN(27) 1927 | 74m | BW | USA | Adventure Comedy, Slapstick "Not only one of Keaton's greatest, but also one of the funniest films ever made...with enough gags to fill a dozen modern comedies."They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? - The 1,000 Greatest Films The Top 100 = 51 - 75
51 52 53 M FRITZ LANG (53) 1931 | 99m | BW | Germany | Thriller, Psychological Thriller "His portrait of a character in turmoil - "Who knows what it's like to be me?" he demands climactically, insisting that "Nobody can be punished for something he can't help" - is a pathological study that has not been equaled." - Judith Christ Selected by Michael Moore, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Ian Christie, Jean-Michel Frodon, Tom Gunning.They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? - The 1,000 Greatest Films The Top 100 = 1 - 25
1 - 25 1 2 3 Citizen Kane ORSON WELLES (1) 1941 | 119m | BW | USA | Drama, Period Film "Far and away the most surprising and cinematically exciting motion picture to have been seen here in many a moon. As a matter of fact, it comes close to being the most sensational film ever made in Hollywood." - Bosley Crowther Selected by Ken Russell, Ridley Scott, Paul Schrader, Martin Scorsese, John Walker.They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? - The 1,000 Greatest Films The Top 100 = 76 - 100
76 77 78 Pierrot le fou JEAN-LUC GODARD (81) 1965 | 110m | Col | France-Italy | Road Movie, Romantic Drama "This film, with its ravishing colors and beautiful 'Scope camera work by Raoul Coutard, still looks every bit as iconoclastic and fresh as it did when it belatedly opened in the U.S." - Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader Selected by Julian Graffy, Samuel Fuller, Tom Gunning, Dennis Lim, Ty Burr. Amazon Time Out Roger Ebert Ikiru AKIRA KUROSAWA (73) 1952 | 143m | BW | Japan | Drama, Psychological Drama "An intensely moving film...elegiac and sometimes quirkishly funny in the manner of Kurosawa's elective model, John Ford.Richard Roeper leaving popular movie review show
Chicago Sun-Times columnist Richard Roeper says he is leaving the nationally syndicated show "At the Movies With Ebert & Roeper" after eight seasons. Roeper said in a statement Sunday that he had failed to agree on a contract extension with Disney-ABC Domestic Television so his last appearance on the show will air the weekend of Aug. 16-17.Tom Cruise screens Valkyrie at his place in exchange for good reviews
MSNBC’s The Scoop reports that Tom Cruise was so afraid of the inevitable negative reviews of his bloated Nazi movie Valkyrie that he offered journalists a free screening at his mansion in exchange for some kind words. I wonder if they included a complimentary stress test with that. (You know I’m not going to be the only one to make that joke today.) It’s unclear if the screening actually happened or if it was just planned: “Distractingly bad,” and “unengaging Nazi escapade” are among some of the reviewers’ comments attached to “Valkyrie,” Tom Cruise’s film that opens Christmas day.Random Movie Trivia & Goofs - Part II
So I posted a bunch of these a few months back and everyone seemed to enjoy reading them. Here is another batch of fun movie Trivia and Goofs posted over at Oh No They Didn't Enjoy! The Ice Storm • When asked to say grace, Christina Ricci goes into a tirade about the cruelty that is celebrated as Thanksgiving.A Walk To Remember
A Walk to Remember is a 2002 romance film based on the 1998 romance novel by Nicholas Sparks. The movie stars pop singer Mandy Moore and Shane West. The movie was directed by Adam Shankman and produced by Denise DiNovi and Hunt Lowry for Warner Bros.Walk The Line
Walk the Line is a 2005 American biographical drama film, directed by James Mangold and based on the life of country singer-songwriter Johnny Cash. The film stars Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Witherspoon, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Robert Patrick. The film focuses on Cash's younger life, his romance with June Carter, and his ascent to the country music scene, with material taken from his autobiographies.Scream Queen - Jamie Lee Curtis
In honor of today's release of Prom Night, the first "Scream Queen" Jamie Lee Curtis.
BTW, this has absolutely nothing to do with her horror movies, but I thought it was kinda crazy.
Curtis' film debut was in the classic 1978 horror film Halloween, playing the role of Laurie Strode, the only teenage character in the film who is not killed.
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