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flieger: Perceval le Gallois
chardy999: Con Air
Quote from: tinyholidays on August 01, 2010, 12:05:44 PMWell, since I enjoy making lists and pretending that I will watch all the things on those lists, I went through the top 100 of everyone who is currently active on the board and jotted down the top film that they listed that I hadn't seen. I want to get through at least some (what an ambiguous quantity) before my ballot is due. (NB: ordered from A-Z of Filmspotters.)I love this idea... especially the pretending to watch things part.I'm going to cheat, though, and pick the first unseen film on the list that I'm actually anxious to watch.Basil: Blue VelvetBill Thompson: My Neighbor TotoroBlueVoid: A Streetcar Name DesireBondo: Shortbuschardy999: Con AirClovis8: My WinnipegCorndog: The Truman Showduder: The SonEmiliana: Wer früher stirbt, ist länger totfaceboy: Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxellesferris: To Die ForTo be continued...pixote
Well, since I enjoy making lists and pretending that I will watch all the things on those lists, I went through the top 100 of everyone who is currently active on the board and jotted down the top film that they listed that I hadn't seen. I want to get through at least some (what an ambiguous quantity) before my ballot is due. (NB: ordered from A-Z of Filmspotters.)
smirnoff: Another Woman
I'm having trouble measuring the more grim movies like The Dark Knight and Munich with lighter themed movies like Wall-E and Close Encounters of the Third Kind.Also, my list has like zero classics on it. As I previously posted (a post which I'll use to my defense! ) the movies that are more personal (not always the best "made") for me are ones in recent years that many don't hold in as high regard as I do. Examples off my top 100 include Finding Neverland and Mystic River, two films I'd call beautifully executed. Yet people love to tear them a new ass.
Also, my list has like zero classics on it. As I previously posted (a post which I'll use to my defense! ) the movies that are more personal (not always the best "made") for me are ones in recent years that many don't hold in as high regard as I do. Examples off my top 100 include Finding Neverland and Mystic River, two films I'd call beautifully executed. Yet people love to tear them a new ass.
oneaprilday: Tampopo