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Recommended by studio pres Peter Becker:1- The Passion of Joan of Arc -1928;
2- The 39 Steps -1935;
3- The Rules of the Game- 1939;
4- The Third Man - 1949;
5- Rashomon - 1950;
6- The Seventh Seal - 1957;
7- 8 1/2 - 1963;
8- Gimme Shelter - 1970;
9- Do The Right Thing - 1989;
10- Rushmore - 1998.
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nt
I had an opportunity to watch this one recently, and imo this isn't one of Hitchcock's best; the characters are not developed, including the protagonist, the plot is simplistic. The scene of a political meeting was funny, and some dialogue also, but overall - rather bleak and forgettable.Rushmore is a pocket classic, otoh.
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Gunga-Galunga
Dim,I liked it the first time thanks to Bill Murray, but my opinion after seeing it again is that the film is a snoozer. It drags forever.
I would dump it from his list and add "A Nous La Libertie".
"Do the Right Thing" is okay, but I'd look for a copy of "Yojimbo," or "The Lady Vanishes" instead.
Tosh
"I think this place is restricted Wang, so don't tell them you're Jewish"
too bad the ice closed back over him--he waay overshadowed Murray.
I think it's a very funny flick, but fair enough..
I'll trade you your Rushmore for my Shnooz la Liberte.
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Gunga-Galunga
Hundred people - hundred different lists.
i just might come back and haunt you with an updated sci-fi list! He,he,he....AH.
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Tarkovsky's "Solaris" is amongst Criterion Collection, but for the
life of me, I cannot understand why they choose "Fiend Without A
Face" to promote. Much better sci-fi films out there, FWAF is
one of my faves, but it's riddled with plot holes, and in my opinion,
doesn't merit inclusion. - AH.
;^)
ah
You're right, anyone can make up a list and others can just as easily tear it down; some of Criterion's recommendations might not be on your list or mine, but it's interesting to see which films Criterion sends to the head of the class for whatever reason!So where's your list? C'mon Victor, let's see your choices for a Top 10 Criterion Collection Start-Up Kit; be sure to explain the reasons for your choices. Enquiring minds want to know! ;^)
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