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None. I did my time in the trenches (ugh, all the hours I wasted on John Ford and Jean-Luc Godard). I no longer feel any obligation to see stuff that someone thinks I "should" see. If I don't want to watch it, I don't need to know it.
Wow, didn't realize you disliked Ford so much. I can see Godard, though. He's not for everyone.
1. My Darling Clementine2. Seven Women3. Young Mr. Lincoln4. Stagecoach5. Fort Apache6. The Last Hurrah7. The Informer8. Wagon Master9. The Wings of Eagles10. Rio Grande11. The Grapes of Wrath12. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance13. The Sun Shines Bright14. How Green Was My Valley15. They Were Expendable16. She Wore a Yellow Ribbon17. The Searchers18. The Quiet Men19. Tobacco Road
1. Band of Outsiders2. Vivre sa vie3. Breathless4. Meetin' WA5. A Woman is a Woman6. Contempt7. Une histoire d'eau8. Pierrot le Fou9. Numero Deux10. Week End11. Sauve qui peut (la vie)12. Alphaville13. La Chinoise14. Le Petit Soldat15. Tout va bien16. Histoire(s) du cinema17. Made in U.S.A.18. Masculin, Feminin19. Les Carabiniers20. Hail Mary21. In Praise of Love22. Nouvelle Vague23. 2 or 3 Things I Know About Her
Martin I feel that attitude is refreshing and I'd hope it'd make you feel like writing whenever a film moves you to words. Not feeling you have to write after so many years must also feel refreshing. How come you no write?