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Sam the Cinema Snob

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Re: Movie Lists
« Reply #30 on: February 15, 2011, 03:43:50 PM »
Arts and Faith Top 100 2011 Edition

Arts and Faith Top 25 Horror Movies

I like both these lists a lot. Both remind me of stuff I should have seen by now.

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« Reply #31 on: February 15, 2011, 03:51:54 PM »
Only 27 of BFI100

56 of the Arts and Faith 100, though many of them I've watched since the old list came out made me go "why is this on a list about faith?"
Seen about half the 25 horror list.

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Re: Movie Lists
« Reply #32 on: February 15, 2011, 03:59:41 PM »
It's not that the films are necessarily about faith, but simply that they are a collective top 100 made by the Arts and Faith forum members, much like our filmspotting top 100.

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Re: Movie Lists
« Reply #33 on: February 15, 2011, 04:05:35 PM »
Arts and Faith Top 100 2011 Edition

Arts and Faith Top 25 Horror Movies

I like both these lists a lot. Both remind me of stuff I should have seen by now.

Marathon time!

84/100 and 23/25 (or 23/26 if you count the remake of Let the Right One In)

I've always liked the Arts & Faith top 100 list, really thoughtful stuff.  It's not just "movies about faith" but movies about being human... inspirational and/or thought-provoking films.

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« Reply #34 on: October 07, 2011, 07:29:36 PM »
Dave Kehr's top 10 lists (chicago release dates)

1974

1. The Little Theatre of Jean Renoir (Renoir)
2. Fear Eats the Soul (Fassbinder)
3. The Tamarind Seed (Edwards)
4. Wedding in Blood (Chabrol)
5. The Three Musketeers (Lester)
6. Chinatown (Polanski)
7. The Phantom of Liberty (Bunuel)
8. Lacombe, Lucien (Malle)
9. The Godfather: Part II (Coppola)
10. Juggernaut (Lester)

1975

1. Lancelot du Lac (Bresson)
2. The Middle of the World (Tanner)
3. A Woman Under the Influence (Cassavetes)
4. The Passenger (Antonioni)
5. La Rupture (Chabrol)
6. Love Among the Ruins (Cukor)
7. Fox and His Friends (Fassbinder)
8. The Romantic Englishwoman (Losey)
9. Hard Times (Hill)
10. Supervixens (Meyer)

1976

1. Family Plot (Hitchcock)
2. The Age of Medici + Blaise Pascal (Rossellini)
3. Robin and Marian (Lester)
4. Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000 (Tanner)
5. The Man Who Would Be King (Huston)
6. The Shootist (Siegel)
7. Just Before Nightfall (Chabrol)
8. Mother Kuster's Trip to Heaven (Fassbinder)
9. French Provincial (Techine)
10. Allegro non troppo (Bozzeto)

1977

1. F for Fake (Welles)
2. The Memory of Justice (Ophuls)
3. The Marquise of O (Rohmer)
4. A Piece of Pleasure (Chabrol)
5. Numero Deux (Godard)
6. Moses und Aron (Straub + Huillet)
7. Islands in the Stream (Schaffner)
8. The Gauntlet (Eastwood)
9. Padre, Padrone (Taviani Bros)
10. The Rescuers (Reitherman + Stevens + Lounsbery)

1978

1. Days of Heaven (Malick)
2. That Obscure Object of Desire (Bunuel)
3. The American Friend (Wenders)
4. Meetings With Anna (Akerman)
5. The Messiah (Rossellini)
6. The Driver (Hill)
7. Halloween (Carpenter)
8. Big Wednesday (Milius)
9. Blue Collar (Schrader)
10. Filming Othello (Welles)

1979

1. 10 (Edwards)
2. THe Left-handed Woman (Handke)
3. Dawn of the Dead (Romero)
4. Perceval (Rohmer)
5. The Warriors (Hill)
6. La Luna (Bertolucci)
7. Escape From Alcatraz (Siegel)
8. In a Year of 13 Moons (Fassbinder)
9. Fedora (Wilder)
10. Angi, Vera (Gabor)

1980

1. The Devil, Probably (Bresson)
2. The Human Factor (Preminger)
3. The Constant Factor (Zanussi)
4. The Big Red One (Fuller)
5. Used Cars (Zemeckis)
6. Quadrophenia (Roddam)
7. The Black Stallion (Ballard)
8. Gloria (Cassavetes)
9. Mad Max (Miller)
10. The Long Riders (Hill)

1981

1. Melvin and Howard (Demme)
2. Loulou (Pialat)
3. The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith (Schepisi)
4. Here and Elsewhere (Godard)
5. Slow Motion (Godard)
6. Confidence (Szabo)
7. From the Clouds to the Resistance (Straub + Huillet)
8. Modern Romance (Brooks)
9. Atlantic City (Malle)
10. Reds (Beatty)

1982

1. The Aviator's Wife (Rohmer)
2. Barbarose (Schepisi)
3. Coup de torchon (Tavernier)
4. Eijanaika (Imamura)
5. Mes petites amoureuses (Eustache)
6. Moonlighting (Skolimowski)
7. Le pont du nord (Rivette)
8. Smash Palace (Donaldson)
9. Too Early, Too Late (Straub + Huillet)
10. Victor/Victoria (Edwards)

1983

1. Francisca (de Oliveira)
2. A Room in Town (Demy)
3. Berlin Alexanderplatz (Fassbinder)
4. Ana (Reis + Cordero)
5. The Golden Eighties (Akerman)
6. The State of Things (Wenders)
7. Exposed (Toback)
8. Risky Business (Brickman)
9. Sudden Impact (Eastwood)
10. Fanny & Alexander (Bergman)

1984

1. L'argent (Bresson)
2. Love Streams (Cassavetes)
3. Once Upon a Time in America (Leone)
4. Passion (Godard)
5. A Sunday in the Country (Tavernier)
6. Three Crowns of a Sailor (Ruiz)
7. A nos amours (Pialat)
8. In the White City (Tanner)
9. Boy Meets Girl (Carax)
10. My Brother's Wedding (Burnett)

1985

1. Ran (Kurosawa)
2. Lost in America (Brooks)
3. Mikey and Nicky (May)
4. After Hours (Scorsese)
5. Les Enfants (Duras)
6. Day of the Dead (Romero)
7. Pale Rider (Eastwood)
8. City of Pirates (Ruiz)
9. Maria's Lovers (Konchalovsky)
10. The Legend of Tianyun Mountain (Jin)

1986

1. Shoah (Lanzmann)
2. The Sacrifice (Tarkovsky)
3. Something Wild (Demme)
4. Vagabond (Varda)
5. The Fly (Cronenberg)
6. Trouble in Mind (Rudolph)
7. Himatsuri (Yanagimachi)
8. Heartbreak Ridge (Eastwood)
9. Peggy Sue Got Married (Coppola)
10. Blue Velvet (Lynch)

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Re: Movie Lists
« Reply #35 on: October 07, 2011, 09:03:50 PM »
Those are some good lists.  Glad he agrees with me about The Black Stallion.
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« Reply #36 on: October 07, 2011, 10:36:25 PM »
8. The Gauntlet (Eastwood)



I've never heard of this but I assume it's amazing.
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Re: Movie Lists
« Reply #37 on: October 07, 2011, 11:06:43 PM »
A lot I agree with, a lot I disagree with.  He seems to have a hard-on for the French (I can't stand Straub/Huillet, and Lancelot du Lac is Bresson's biggest dud).  And I think Family Plot is underrated, but #1?  Give me a break, it smacks of someone deliberately going against the grain.

I'd like to see that Yanagimachi, though.  Who's Camus Anyway? is fantastic and Godspeed You! Black Emperor is pretty interesting too.

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Re: Movie Lists
« Reply #38 on: October 08, 2011, 12:49:59 PM »
And I think Family Plot is underrated, but #1?  Give me a break, it smacks of someone deliberately going against the grain.
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Re: Movie Lists
« Reply #39 on: October 09, 2011, 09:59:38 AM »
8. The Gauntlet (Eastwood)



I've never heard of this but I assume it's amazing.

Not perfect, but if you are a Clint Eastwood fan, it should be seen.  As should this:

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