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MOVIE NAME, WHEN WATCHED, MY RATING Last updated: 11/10/2008 |
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| A Tale of Two Cities | Great portrayal of the French Revolution |
| Hannibal Rising, October, 2008 | Not as scary as the other ones but pretty well done, more or less fits in with the rest of the series and helps to explain them. But explaining it makes it less scary. |
| 10,000 BC, October, 2008 | A beautiful journey, great special effects recreating the ancient world. History, accuracy, plausibility? what are those? |
| Edward Scissorhands, September 2008 | Quirky in a good way. Minimalist sets, faked acting but it's intentional to show how fake people are in their mobthink. |
| Mice and Men, September 2008 | Lives up to the book-- pretty good. Music by Copland: disappointing. |
| The Notebook, September 2008 | Cheesy love story but original bit at the end when they die together. |
| Goodfellas, August 2008 | The matter-of-factness with which the story is told is what makes it great. |
| The Fountainhead, August 2008 | Rand's philosophy is brilliant and ruthlessly logical. Some of the assumptions she makes for her logic are her fatal flaw: for example, her rejection of the basic human need for community. The movie is a pretty good representation of her ideology and clear cut style |
| Millennium, August 2008 | Idiotic story (going back in time to get undiseased people who were gonna die anyway in plane crashes to save humanity), bad action (cliched special effects), bad acting, bad special effects, bad dialogue. Blech. |
| Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life, August 2008 | Interesting footage and a good way to learn about that freak, but not for the naive and impressionable. This is unbalanced-- a very hagiographic autobiography. |
| Bang, August 2008 | How wearing a uniform affects the way the world sees you... More than just explicit sex and violence but not much more. |
| The Lover, August 2008 | Boring soft-core porno... story has potential-- forbidden love, exotic colonial Vietnam setting.... but not well executed |
| Semi-Pro, August 2008 | Not Will Ferrel's best... occasional scenes will mack you chuckle but overall pretty lame. |
| Hostel, August 2008 | Not that scary and scary part had little to do with the hostel, but scenes of backpacking were fun. |
| No Country for Old Men, August 2008 | Modern Western: cowboy sheriff with existential issues (Tommy Lee Jones), a creepy murderer with a pressurized air tank instead of a Gun, and a hero who is a white trash thief and is trying to get away. Interesting, suspenseful, but not great. |
| Accidental Tourist, June 2008 | Weird Romance... a dry businessman and a freaky single mom. Very 80's |
| Love Comes Lately, July 2008 | SF Jewish Film Festival. Slow moving quirky profile of a really old man who is a dawg |
| Untraceable, July 2008 | Creepy but not scary movie about cyber murders. Most interesting point is the public's hunger for blood and gore even if it's real. Set in cloudy grey Portland, OR of all places. |
| Red River, June 2008 | John Wayne acts a lot like GW Bush in this one.... stay the course, with us or against us. Classic Cowboy film |
| Conspiracy, June 2008 | Creepy, but somehow believable. The presentation and marketing of this as a thriller or as an entertaining film with actors you'll wanna see, etc.... shows a lack of understanding of the subject that ultimately allowed the holocaust to happen. |
| THX-1138, May 2008 | How many times can we have this theme of an extreme oppressive totalitarian dystopia? 1984, A Brave New World, Farenheit 451, etc.... but it's an important theme. Some of the imagery in this film is unforgettable even though the main premise is not original. |
| Out of the Ashes, May 2008 | Adds element of American doubt and callousness to Holocaust story. Accents are overdone to the point of distastefulness. Lahti is a poor choice for this-- she acted decently but her face is to recognizable for a true story Holocaust film. |
| Sullivan's Travels, May 2008 | Juxtaposes comedy and seriousness very well |
| A Night in Casablanca, May 2008 | The Marx Brothers are great. The mute guy trying to relay a message was hilarious. |
| The Freshman, May 2008 | Brando laughs at self in this silly Mafia comedy. |
North by Northwest,
May 2008  |
Classic thriller about survival. I'm sure it's just the different era talking, but Cary Grant seems naivly chivalrous yet shrewd and brave at the same time. Great snappy dialogue typical for 1950's. Great story full of unexpected twists (except the falling in love part) Prairie airplane scene and Mt Rushmore scene were great. |
Dangerous Beauty,
May 2008  |
One could take the cynical view and see this film for what it is: cliched story, cliched music, cliched beauty, cliched chivalry... or one could surrender to the romance and swim in melted cheese. Courtesans of Venice = (Geishas in Japan) = refined prostitutes who have to bury their love. |
| Perfume, May 2008
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Starts off well with some masterful sequences relating sense of smell and story. Some of the scenes relating talent could have been done more convincingly. But after the half-way point goes down-hill and turns into an ugly horror thriller with a twist of twisted but vaguely beautiful logic. The last sequence, however obliterates that last bit of comprehensability or believability... which not necessarily ruins the movie-- it is a surprise ending rather than cliche, which is preferable even if it is so bizzare. |
| Secretary, May 2008
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At once disturbing, funny, sexy, endearing, beautiful. Maggie Gyllenhall is a demure goddess; her counterpart James Spader is a bit less convincing but also gives a unique and possessed performance. |
Baraka, May 2008
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Virtually identical to Koyanisqatsi, but without the mesmerising sound track, and several years later. Baraka does, however, include more of a focus on individual humans and film stunning landscapes and human rituals. |
| Memoirs of a Geisha, May 2008
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Lots of incredible beauties and a glimpse into a beautiful world. But story is lame and drags on too long. Zizi is a gem. |
| Zoolander, May 2008
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What can I say... I actually laughed and was not completely bored by this film. I was entertained. Sometimes that's all you need from a film. But with this subject matter I actually felt embarassed to be watching it. |
| Jumper, May 2008
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For a simple adolescent action movie, it was entertaining and fun. Liked the scenes at the pyramids and rome, the special effects convey the concept really well. |
| Heat, April 2008
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Regular crime action movie...other than a few moments of brilliance from Al Pacino (when he loses his temper) this film has very little to offer. A typical cat & mouse. |
| Halloween, April 2008
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Just as disturbing than the actual images in these horror films is the amount and popularity of them. People who like these kinds of films are fulfilling their voyeuristic thirst for blood and evil. It's one thing if horror is done artfully and with cleverness like Hitchcock or The Ring, but this one was hardly even scary. |
| Into the Wild, April 2008
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Great true story, some of the effects are a little weird... probably intentional: it's hard to sympathize with the selfish main character when he dies, but you do feel sorry for him. |
| They Live, April 2008
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Are all action movies from the late 80's this terrible? Catch lines that make you want to vomit out of your ears after hearing them. Unconvincing, pointless action scenes. Unoriginal story... aliens take over with the use of technology subliminally controlling humanity. Again. Kinda like the Matrix, but at least Matrix had good acting and amazing action... |
| August Rush, April 2008
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Kinda moving, but whoever made this thing didn't know much about music. Very cheesy. |
| Live from the Met in HD: La Boheme, April 2008
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See my big review at: Broadstreetreview.com |
| American Gangster, March 2008
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Heart-pumping crime "history movie" Denzel is great, as is Crow, and when they finally come together at the end, they seem like old friends. After slow start, great flow and especially powerful when it shows the effects of the crimes on the junkies. Also powerful scene at the end where justice reigns while the church sings- very Godfather. |
| Knocked Up, March 2008
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Genuinely funny and entertaining except for the new "macheesemo" that has replaced "machismo." Outside of baby parody story line, a great critique of fake Southern Cali stereotypical culture. |
| National Treasure: Book of Secrets, February
2008 |
Sequels are supposed to be similar to the prequels but this one literally follows almost the exact same jokes, formula, with some historical monuments substituted for others. The first one was better. |
| Syriana, February 2008
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Greedy corruption and aggrandizement in the usual places: CIA, Dept. of Justice, Congressional business regulators, Arab Emirate Oil Controllers, of course Corporate Oil. And only the terrorists are made to look like they are the victims and therefore join the evil party. With so many evil parties, the movie ends up being hardly intelligible and Clooney & Damon hardly get any screen time, with of course no time for any character development either. Even the quiet black investigator ends up being a backstabber of his the evil boss he's supposed to be working for. |
| Elizabethtown, February 2008
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Orlando Bloom is a little twirp... seriously, what is attractive? Kristen Dunst is annoying. "Look! I am speshul. I am unique. I am a free spirit!" BS. I used to like that actress. Some good scenes, though. The surreal workplace and the suicide plans. The Kentukey family. The Road Trip at the end. Ends up being a decent movie despite dumb ass actors. |
| Bucket List, February 2008
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Dialogue is contrived, message is cliche. I just wanted to see where they'd end up going |
| National Treasure, February 2008
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Clever Adventure that weaves in and out of History... gotta love those. Especially when it involves the Masons, B Franklin and Philly |
| Pursuit of Happyness, February 2008
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Smith's best performance so far. True story about a man who managed a job, a non-paying internship, raising a son, getting evicted and broke, left by his wife... and beat it all to become a Millionaire. Smart words about PURSUIT of Happiness... but never finding it? |
| Anchorman, February 2008
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| Rocky Balboa, February 2008
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Yet ANOTHER Rocky movie, again he does the improbable. |
| Salah Shabatti, February 2008
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| 3:10 to Yuma, February 2008
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| December Boys, January 2008
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Harry Potter actor as an orphan on the beach in Australia, a film about coming of age and friendship. OK but not particularly memorable |
| Beaufort, January 2008
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Israel's entry into the Oscars with a very dark brooding war film. Realistic because for a very long time, not much happens, and the action is very sudden, intense, but short-lived. Interesting, but not gripping from a cinematic point of view. |
| Walking on Water, January 2008
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An Israeli version of a Munich like character, with an added dimension of third-generation Germans in Israeli, under the Holocaust's shadow. Yet another added dimension with homosexuality. Almost tries to do too much, but still a very good film. Nice to see Israel scenic pictures. |
| Syrian Bride, January 2008
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Israeli film about ridiculousness of bureaucracy and how it directly affects personal lives. Also a revealing look into neighboring cultures. Well acted, and vibrant pictures. Un-Hollywoodness of Israeli films is great, along with moments of local humor. |
| Cinderella Man, January 2008
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Yet another underdog boxing movie. This one doesn't have much new to add, except that it's set in the great depression. Russel Crow doesn't come close to portraying a man exceptionally determined and brave. His small stature also doesn't seem credible in the ring. Rocky is much better. |
| Message in a Bottle, January 2008
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Heartbreaking, but Kostner doesn't really convey the love and depth of soul that the letters convey. The girl is annoying but sweet. The little boy, I wanted to choke. The father was good. Would have loved to see better photography of the beauty of the N. Carolina coast. |
| Mr. Bean's Holiday, January 2008
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Hilarious, but only in small scenes. Watching this idiot make an ass for more than ten minutes very quickly goes from funny to annoying to sad. |
| Frisco Kid, January 2008
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A must see for every Jew! The right blend of comedy, action, and meaning. Even funnier if you know the inside jokes. |
| Click, December
2007 |
Adam Sandler with his usual semi-funny goofy stupidity in the begining but then gets much better, and does something in the shadow of It's A Wonderful Life |
| Little Big Man, , December
2007 |
The Epitome of irony right from its title. Juxtaposes humor with tragedy, stupidity with wisdom. Not your usual western by a long shot. |
| Psycho (Old version), December
2007 |
Not only is Bernard Herrmann's score brilliant, it is also dispatched with ferocious passion by the orchestra- extremely rare in film scores! Hitchcock's mastery of suspense is not as scary the second time around but the final scene still gave me the chills. |
| Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, December
2007 |
As "gold-diggger Loreli", Monroe exceeds her stupidity level in this one... just annoying. Then she says she's playing stupid because she thinks that's what men like. I don't buy it... she's still stupid because all she cares for is money and diamonds. She glows though. Songs are pretty boring. Dialogue has old-style cleverness |
| A Hard Day's Night, December
2007 |
Following around the carefree Beatles. One gets envious of their ease and popularity... seems disingenuous, or maybe it's their way-of-life genius. The movie has not plot though. Fun / interesting to watch legends play and sing and talk and live. But gets boring when pointless with no real plot. |
| Stevie (2002), December 2007
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Documentary about a true, absolutely real life convict with a messed up life. A life wasted and destroyed by the self and by his dysfunctional family. Once again, the importance of family. And the shock of poor people in a the U S of A. Bona-fide HICKS. A family of obese women with names like Brenda, Bernice, and Berna around fatty little Stevie. Quite sad. |
| Sweet Sixteen (2002), December
2007 |
I had to put the subtitles on because the Scottish pronunciation might as well be German or Swedish to me-- that is to say... I'll understand 1 word out of 8 or 9. Hormonal teenager drops out of school and screws up. Hard to believe the recklessness and callousness of his mum. Bleak life in a 1st-world country. Makes you appreciate what you have. |
| Oh Brother Where Art Thou, December
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Loosely based on the Odyssey, set in the Mississippi in the great depression. You feel for and love the characters-- rare in a comedy. Great foot-tappin ol timee music! |
| Death in Gaza, December
2007 |
Grim, and fairly well-balanced account. The filmmaker's death is partly his own fault: approaching an APC in the middle of the night and ignoring gunshots? |
| Mr. Holland's Opus, December
2007 |
Cheeese. "Play the sunset" Instantly the student's technique problems are solved. Somewhat inspiring and heartwarming if you're open to it. |
| Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), December
2007 |
Very gory. Hot bods. Middle of nowhere crazy hicks. That's about it. |
| Bourne Ultimatum, December
2007 |
Non-stop action, but even high speed urban car chases get boring after the third or fourth time around. Some ol' govt' against lil' man story. Matt Damon's stunt men deserve more credit than he does, but he does a good job of portraying vacuousness of a man lost. |
| Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy, December
2007 |
One of the stupidest most random, unamusing films I've ever watched. Shallow aimless. |
| Bowling for Columbine, December
2007 |
Michael Moore makes the surprising conclusion that not only guns, but mostly media sensationalism and Americans' extreme fearfulness, along with injustice with the poor, that causes violence. A interesting but disorganized and crazy movie. Always funny to see execs put in uncomfortable situations though. |
| The Incredible Lightness of Being, December
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"You (Don Giovanni Doctor) are so strong... you take life lightly. I am weak, I take life heavily. So I am going back to the land of the weak [Soviet Occupied] Prague" The find happiness and he appeases his restlessness on a farm. |
| The Philadelphia Story, December 2007
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Very clever dialogue and expressive acing. Old movie that feels a lot more like a play than a realistic movie. Kind of like a Henry James story. Stewart is so classy! Katherine Hepburn is ugly and beautiful at the same time. Hugh Grant is also a class act. |
| Witness, November 2007
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Happened to get this action movie set in Amishland right after seeing the Amish! Annoying 80's music |
| Wall Street, November 2007
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Typical 80's movie about a kid who matures. |
| Requiem for a Dream, November 2007
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Very disturbing and haunting movie about some ugly realities of life and the power of addiction to drugs, TV, medical pills, food, and sex. |
| Bee Movie, November 2007
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Cute, stupid, occasionally funny. Ha ha. |
| Beowulf, November 2007
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Animation is getting better and better. Some characters look more real than others. Story-wise, the change about the Jolie-monstress is very good. Action is very blurry though. |
| V for Vendetta, November 2007
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Matrix makers try again but not nearly as good. Too unrealistic for one man to pull of a revolution and do all those things... only one cool action scene with blood flying in slow motion out of throats. |
| Chaplin, November 2007 |
Interesting and education biography about Charlie Chaplin. I never knew! |
| Red Dragon, November 2007 |
Basically a remake of Silence of the Lambs... exact same idea but new disturbing crimes and insanities. Different detective. |
| Oceans 13, November 2007 |
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| Hocus Pocus, November 2007 |
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| A Few Good Men, November 2007
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| Munich, November 2007
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| Transformers, November 2007 |
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| The Simpsons Movie, November 2007 |
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| Hannibal, November 2007
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Original in its unmatched gruesomeness but after Silence of the Lambs, lacks in drama and acting power from everyone but Hopkins. |
| The Inside Man, November 2007
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| The Simpsons, November 2007
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Stupid... much of it is same ol slapstick and wimpy-offensive humor. But why when they turn it into a film they have to put the requisite cheesiness: a love story... father & son... community.... we're not looking to the Simpsons for that kind of morality! We're looking for satirical morality. Even the Simpsons Jumped on the green bandwagon. Funny moment: "Worst day of my life...." Homer: "Yet!" |
| Sicko, November 2007
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Eye Opening. Especially the part about doctors getting bonuses for denying insurance company payment. Sickening. However, the overly rosy picture of universal healthcare in Europe is obviously too one-sided. Shows none of the problems in socialized hospitals. From this perspective it's not a factual documentary but opinionated propaganda. Even so, it may convince me to vote for Hillary's Universal Healthcare in 08. |
| Lion King, November 2007
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Watched again after all these years. Opening sequence still gives shivers. Most of the rest seems to have lost a lot of it's magic... lots of silly moments. |
| Silence of the Lambs, November 2007
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| Ali, November 2007
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| Cinderella (Disney) October 2007
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| Pink Floyd, October 2007
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| Rocky II, October 2007
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| Rocky, October 2007
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"Adrian!" So raspy and piercing. How a dumb brute can melt your heart! |
| Se7en, October 2007
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| Blades of Glory, October 2007
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| Forrest Gump, October 2007
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Watched again on TV in a Motel 8 in Scott's Bluff, Nebraska. Still impossible to turn away from. |
| Bus Stop, October 2007
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| Perfect Stranger, August 2007
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| Fracture, August 2007
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| Little Heroes (Hebrew) August 2007
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| Spiderman 3 August 2007
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| Premonition, July 2007
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| Song of Love (1947), May 2007
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| Woman of the Year (1942), May 2007
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| 50 First Dates, May 2007
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| The Mystery of Picasso, May 2007
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| Shrek 3, May 2007
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| The Searchers, May 2007
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| Shenandoah, May 2007
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| Wedding Crashers, May 2007
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| Scream, May 2007
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| Crocodile Dundee, April 2007
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| Dirty Harry, April 2007
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| The Namesake, April 2007
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| Proof, April 2007 |
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| Cocoon, April 2007
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| The Big Land, April 2007
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| Law and Order (1953), April 2007
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| Being Julia, April 2007
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| The Aviator, March 2007
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| Who Killed the Electric Car? March 2007
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| Dawn of the Dead, Feb. 2007
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| Frenzy, Feb. 2007
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Disturbing serial rape-murder mystery movie, but old-school special effects and drama style kinda take away from the overall scariness by today's standards. Alfred Hitchcock's tie murderer is an average friendly guy... that's scary. |
| Brokeback Mountain, Feb. 2007
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A heartbreaking love story, with the homosexual connotations it's even sadder. Stunningly beautiful Montana backdrop and heartfelt yet simple music intensify emotion even more. |
| Moby Dick, Feb. 2007
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An honorable attempt at depicting the movie. |
| Interview with the Vampire, Feb. 2007
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| Jarhead, Feb. 2007 |
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| Little Odessa, Feb. 2007
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| Boiler Room, Feb. 2007
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| Borat: Cultural Findings..., January 2007
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Previews were better than movie itself. Hotel wrestling scene is a shocker! |
| 40 Year Old Virgin, January 2007
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Not that funny |
| The Rock, December 2006
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| Invincible, December 2006
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| Little Miss Sunshine, December 2006
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Hilarious |
| The Old Man and the Sea, December 2006
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| Million Dollar Baby, December 2006
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Real sad. |
| Intermezzo (1939), December 2006
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| Naqoyqatsi, December 2006
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Not as mesmerizing as the other qatsi's... too many weird special effects, but still an amazing fusion of music and motion picture, and a powerful commentary on society. |
| Callas Forever, November 2006
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| 1984, November 2006
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| Pollock, November 2006
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| Saraband, November 2006
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| Eyes Wide Shut, November 2006
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| The Beat My Heart Skipped (French), November
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| Rear Window, October, 2006
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| Scent of a Woman, October, 2006
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| 13 Conversations about one thing October,
2006 |
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| Dead Poets Society, September 2006
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| Kippur, September 2006 |
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| Badlands, September 2006 |
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| Tristan & Isolde (Metropolitan Opera),
August 2006 |
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| The Legend of 1900, August 2006
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| Mr. & Mrs. Smith, July 2006,
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| Phat Girlz, July 2006,
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| Tristand + Isolde, June 2006 |
Disappointingly boring |
| Malcolm X, May 2006
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| Thank You for Smoking, Apr 2006 |
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| Rent, Apr 2006 |
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| Aida (Met Opera, 1989) , Apr 2006 |
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| The Three Musketeers: The Queen's Diamonds, Apr 2006 |
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| I, Robot, Apr 2006 |
Great special effects... story is that same old fear of technology taking over. People are really afraid of that, huh? |
| Troy, Apr 2006 |
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| Lifeboat, March 2006 |
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| Play It Again, Sam, Jan. 2006 |
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| In this World, Jan. 2006 |
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| Notorious, Dec. 2005
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| Breakfast at Tiffany's Dec. 2005
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| Metropolis Dec. 2005
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| Supersize Me Dec. 2005 |
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| Under the Tuscan Sun, Nov. 2005
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| Amistad, Nov. 2005
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| Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Nov.
2005 |
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| Napoleon Dynamite, Oct 2005
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| You Were Never Lovlier, Oct 2005
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| A Girl in Black, Oct 2005
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| The Graduate, Oct 2005
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| The Terminal, Oct 2005
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| Glenn Gould: Off the Record, Sept 2005
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| Gods and Monsters, Sept 2005
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| West Side Story, Sept 2005
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| Hitch, August 2005
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| Quo Vadis, August 2005
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| Testament, July 2005
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| War of the Worlds, July 2005 |
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| Orfeus (Jean Costeau) July 2005
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| Patch Adams, June 2005
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| Sunset Boulevard, June 2005
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| Meet the Parents, June 2005
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| The Bodyguard, June 2005
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| Death in Venice, June 2005
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| Cadfael and the Potter's Field, June 2005 |
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| Net, June 2005 |
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| Goodwill Hunting, June 2005
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| Glory, June 2005
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| Crash, June 2005 |
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| Welcome to Sarajevo, June 2005 |
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| Les Misérables (1998), June 2005 |
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| Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith,
June 2005 |
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| Grapes of Wrath, June 2005
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| Immortal Beloved, June 2005 |
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| A Clockwork Orange, June 2005 |
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| Hotel Rawanda, May 2005
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| Evita, May 2005
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| Farewell My Concubine, May 2005
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| Manchurian Candidate, May 2005
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| 25th Hour, May 2005
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| Predator, May 2005
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| The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, May 2005
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| The Power of One, May 2005
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| One Hour Photo, April 2005 |
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| Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, April 2005 |
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| Face Off, April 2005 |
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| Taxi Driver, March 2005
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| High Noon, March 2005 |
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| Fidelio (Convent Garden Production), March
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| Thin Red Line, March 2005 |
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| One Hour Photo, March 2005
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| Vertigo, March 2005
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| Cabaret, March 2005
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| The Talented Mr. Ripley, March 2005
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| Thirteen, March 2005, March 2005
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| Hamlet (Olivier, 1948) March 2005
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| Dracula (1992), March 2005
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| Koyaanisqatsi, March 2005
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| Cadafael: Devil's Novice, March 2005
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| A Streetcar Named Desire, March 2005
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| Galipoli, March 2005
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| American Pie, Feb 2005
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| On the Waterfront, Feb 2005
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| The Last Emperor, Jan 2005
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| Matrix: Revolutions, Jan 2005
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| Chain Reaction, Jan 2005
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| Sous le Sable (French: Under the Sand),
Jan 2005 |
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| Phantom of the Opera, Jan 2005 |
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| Office Space, Jan 2005
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| Trekkies, Jan 2005
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| To Kill A Mockingbird, Jan 2005
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| One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Jan 2005 |
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| Passion of the Christ, Jan 2005
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| 8 Mile, Jan 2005
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| Pearl Harbor, Jan 2005 |
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| Sideways, Jan 2005
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| Citizen Kane, Dec 2004
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| Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Dec 2004 |
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| Amadeus (again), Dec 2004 |
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| Super Troopers, Dec. 2004
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| Ocean's Eleven (2003), Dec. 2004
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| It's a Wonderful Life, Dec. 2004
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| The Punisher, Dec. 2004
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| A Night at the Opera, Dec. 2004
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| Desiree, Dec. 2004
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| Julius Ceasar (1953), Dec. 2004
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| Spunge-Bob Square-Pants, Nov. 2004
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| Signs, Nov. 2004
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| The Last Samurai, Nov. 2004
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| City the God, Nov. 2004
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| Boondock Saints, Oct. 2004
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| Enemy at the Gates,Oct. 2004
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| Dumb and Dumber, Oct. 2004
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| Lost in Translation, Oct. 2004
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| Big Fish Oct. 2004
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Huckabees Oct. 2004 |
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| 28 Days Later, Oct. 2004 |
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| Death on the Nile, Oct. 2004 |
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| Dogma, Sept. 2004 |
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| Billy Budd (English National Opera), Sept.
2004 |
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| Run Lola Run, Sept. 2004
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| Exorcist: The Beginning, Sept. 2004
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| Madame Butterfly (La Scala), Sept. 2004
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| Salome (Royal Opera House), Sept. 2004
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| Bruce Almighty, August 2004 |
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| The Sound of Music, August 2004 |
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| Shawshank Redemption, August 2004 |
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| Patton, August 2004 |
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| Twelve O'clock High August 2004 |
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| Chocolat, August 2004 |
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| Gattaca, August 2004 |
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| American in Paris, August 2004 |
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| Fahrenheit 911, August 2004 |
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| Connie and Carla, August 2004 |
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| Godfather III June 2004, |
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| The Birds, June 2004 |
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| Girl With a Pearl Earring, June 2004 |
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| Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King,
June 2004 |
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| Master & Commander June 2004 |
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| Catch Me if you Can June 2004, |
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| Godfather II June 2004, |
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| Ceux qui m'aiment prendrent le train, June
2004 |
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| Godfather I, June 2004 |
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| Panic Room, June 2004 |
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| Tous Les Matins Du Monde June 2004 |
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| Day After Tomorrow, June 2004 |
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| Spiderman, June 2004 |
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| Orgazmo, June 2004 |
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| Funny Girl, May 2004 |
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| Shrek 2, May 2004 |
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| Willow, May 2004 |
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| Earth vs. The Flying Saucers, May 2004
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| Othello, May 2004
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| S.W.A.T. May 2004
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| Artificial Intelligence (Spielberg), May 2004
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| Legally Blonde, May 2004 |
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| Kill Bill v.2, May 2004
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| Kill Bill v.1, May 2004
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| Papillion, May 2004
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| Psycho (1998 remake), May 2004
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| Philadelphia, May 2004
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| Temptress Moon, May 2004
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| All or Nothing, May 2004
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| Sense and Sensibility, May 2004
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| Sweet Home Alabama, May 2004
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| Casablanca, May 2004
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| Van Helsing, May 2004
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| Pretty Woman, May 2004
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| Ferris Bueller's Day Off, May 2004
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| Intolerable Cruelty, April 2004
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| Schindler's List, April 2004
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| Hellboy, April 2004
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| Hukkle, March 2004
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| Shakespeare in Love, March 2004
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| Broken Wings (Hebrew), March 2004
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| Midsummer Night's Dream (Michael Hofmann),
March 2004 |
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| Something's Gotta Give, Feb 2004
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| Farinelli: il castrato, Feb 2004
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| Some Like it Hot, Feb 2004
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| Tess of the D'urbervilles, Feb 2004
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| Monsters, Inc, Jan 2004
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| The English Patient, Jan 2004
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| Whale Rider, Jan 2004 |
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| Chicago, Jan 2004 |
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| The Italian Job, Jan 2004 |
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| The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill and down a
Mountain, Dec 2003 |
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| Behind the Sun, Dec 2003 |
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| Finding Nemo, Dec 2003 |
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| Cold Mountain, Dec 2003 |
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| Sea Biscuit, Dec 2003 |
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| Vatel, Nov 2003 |
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| Lolita, Oct. 2003 |
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| Down With Love, Aug 2003
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| Unfaithful, Aug 2003
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| Pirates of the Carribean, Dec 2003
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| Kandahar, Nov 2003 |
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| Mao to Mozart, Aug 2003
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| X-Men 2, Jul 2003
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| What a Girl Wants, Jul 2003
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| Singin' in the Rain, Jun 2003 |
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| Winged Migration, Jun 2003
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| The Hulk, Jun 2003 |
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| Together, May 2003
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| My Big Fat Greek Wedding, May 2003
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| Much Ado About Nothing, May 2003
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| Mulan Rouge, May 2003
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| Lilo and Stich, May 2003 |
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| The Pianist, April 2003
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| Punch Drunk Love, Dec. 2002 |
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| American Pie 2, Dec. 2002
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| Beautiful Mind, 2002 |
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| Back to the Future I, 2002 |
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| Star Trek: Nemesis, 2002 |
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| A Walk to Remember, 2002 |
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| Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, 2002 |
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| Bridge to Terabithia (1985) 2002
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| Minority Report, 2002 |
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| Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, 2002 |
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| Rush Hour 2, 2002 |
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| Star Wars: Episode Two- Attack of the
Clones, 2002 |
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| Fifth Element, 2002 |
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| How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the
Bomb, 2002 |
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| Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, 2002 |
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| The Gods Must Be Crazy, 2001 |
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| Spy Games, 2001 |
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| Best in Show, 2001 |
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| Blackhawk Down, 2001 |
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| Die Hard, 2001 |
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| The Mummy Returns, 2001
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| Lawrence of Arabia, 2001 |
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| Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring,
2001 |
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| Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, 2000
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| Green Mile, 2000 |
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| Pitch Black |
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| American Beauty, 2000 |
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| The Red Violin, 2000 |
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| Ha Hesder, 2000 |
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| The Bridge on the River Kwai, 2000
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| X-Men, 2000 |
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| Pulp Fiction, 2000 |
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| Toy Story 2, 2000 |
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| Fantasia 2000, 2000
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| 2001: A Space Odyssey, 2000 |
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| 007: The World is Not Enough, 1999
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| Tarzan, 1999 |
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| Man in the Iron Mask 1999 |
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| Blue Streak, 1999 |
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| Amadeus, 1999 |
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| The Mummy, 1999 |
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| Star Wars: Episode One: The Phantom Menace,
1999 |
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| Three Kings, 1999 |
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| Star Trek: Insurrection, 1999 |
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| The Blair Witch Project, 1999 |
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| Being John Malkovitch, 1999 |
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| The Sixth Sense, 1999 |
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| Spartacus, 1999 |
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| Matrix, 1999 |
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| Elizabeth, 1999 |
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| Analyze This, 1999 |
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| Mulan, 1999 |
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| Star Trek: The Wrath of Kahn, 1998 |
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| Starship Troopers, 1998 |
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| Saving Private Ryan, 1998 |
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| The Truman Show, 1998
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| Star Trek: First Contact, 1998 |
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| Armageddon, 1998 |
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| Rush Hour, 1998 |
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| To Kill A Mockingbird (old) 1998 |
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| Forrest Gump, 1998 |
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| Prince of Egypt, 1998 |
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| Air Force One, 1998 |
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| 007: Tomorrow Never Dies, 1997 |
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| Dances With Wolves, 1997 |
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| Parent Trap, 1997 |
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| Titanic, 1997 |
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| Wizard of Oz, 1997 |
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| City Slickers, 1997
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| Hercules, 1997 |
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| Jurrasic Park 2 , 1997
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| Toy Story, 1997
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| Ten Commandments, 1997
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| Little Princess, 1997
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| Men in Black , 1997 |
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