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    1. In the Mood For Love (2001, Wong) - 10
    2. City Lights (1931, Chaplin) - 10
    3. Inglorious Basterds (2009, Tarantino) - 10
    4. Up (2009, Docter) - 10
    5. District 9 (2009, Blomkamp) - 10
    6. Where the Wild Things Are (2009, Jonze) - 9.5
    7. Adventureland (2009, Mottola) - 9.5
    8. Coraline (2009, Selick) - 9
    9. To Have and Have Not (1941, Hawks) - 9
    10. Watchmen (2009, Snyder) - 9

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    1. My Night at Maud's (Rohmer 69)
    2. Mind Game (Yuasa 04)
    3. Fucking Åmål (Moodysson 98)
    4. Nayak (Ray 66)
    5. The Ascent (Shepitko 77)
    6. Hamlet (Branagh 96)
    7. Tokyo Sonata (Kurosawa 08)
    8. Let the Right One In (Alfredson 08)
    9. Shadows of Our Forgotten Ancestors (Parajanov 64)
    10. Intentions of Murder (Imamura 64)
    1. The White Ribbon (Haneke 09)
    2. My Night at Maud's (Rohmer 69)
    3. Mind Game (Yuasa 04)
    4. Fucking Åmål (Moodysson 98)
    5. Nayak (Ray 66)
    6. The Ascent (Shepitko 77)
    7. Hamlet (Branagh 96)
    8. Tokyo Sonata (Kurosawa 08)
    9. Let the Right One In (Alfredson 08)
    10. Shadows of Our Forgotten Ancestors (Parajanov 64)

    I'm going to watch it again tonight. I can't remember the last time I've wanted to watch the same film on back-to-back nights. I'll try and come up with some thoughts on it too. It might not be until a few days from now as I'm getting ready to drive down to Ashland tomorrow morning for Thanksgiving weekend.

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    Fando y Lis (Jodorowsky, 1968)
    Dream Work (Tscherkassky, 2002)
    Santa Sangre (Jodorowsky, 1989)
    Harakiri (Kobayashi, 1962)
    Husbands (Cassavetes, 1970)
    Chinese Roulette (Fassbinder, 1976)
    My Night at Maud's (Rohmer, 1969)
    Eden and After (Robbe-Grillet, 1970)
    Singin' in the Rain (Donen/Kelly, 1952)
    Last Year at Marienbad (Resnais, 1961)
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    Riddick (David Twohy | 2013 | USA/UK)
    Night Across the Street (Raoul Ruiz | 2012 | Chile/France)*
    Pain & Gain (Michael Bay | 2013 | USA)*
    You're Next (Adam Wingard | 2011 | USA)
    Little Odessa (James Gray | 1994 | USA)*

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    Fando y Lis (Jodorowsky, 1968)
    Dream Work (Tscherkassky, 2002)
    Santa Sangre (Jodorowsky, 1989)
    Harakiri (Kobayashi, 1962)
    Husbands (Cassavetes, 1970)
    Chinese Roulette (Fassbinder, 1976)
    My Night at Maud's (Rohmer, 1969)
    Eden and After (Robbe-Grillet, 1970)
    Last Year at Marienbad (Resnais, 1961)
    The Wild Bunch (Peckinpah, 1969)


    Took out Singin' in the Rain. Retrospect has me liking it a bit less, though I still love it.
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    Riddick (David Twohy | 2013 | USA/UK)
    Night Across the Street (Raoul Ruiz | 2012 | Chile/France)*
    Pain & Gain (Michael Bay | 2013 | USA)*
    You're Next (Adam Wingard | 2011 | USA)
    Little Odessa (James Gray | 1994 | USA)*

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    “It isn't easy to accept that suffering can also be beautiful... it's difficult. It's something you can only understand if you dig deeply into yourself.” -- Rainer Werner Fassbinder

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    1. In the Mood For Love (2001, Wong) - 10
    2. City Lights (1931, Chaplin) - 10
    3. Inglorious Basterds (2009, Tarantino) - 10
    4. District 9 (2009, Blomkamp) - 10
    5. Where the Wild Things Are (2009, Jonze) - 9.5
    6. Adventureland (2009, Mottola) - 9.5
    7. Coraline (2009, Selick) - 9
    8. Watchmen (2009, Snyder) - 9
    9. In Bruges (2008, McDonagh) - 8.5
    10. Burn After Reading (2008, Coen) - 8.5



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    Added The Station Agent and did some re-alignment after several rewatches this weekend.

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    1. All That Jazz(1979)-100
    2. In a Lonely Place(1950)-100
    3. Le Samouraï(1967)-100
    4. The Wrestler(2008)-98
    5. Bob Roberts(1992)-97
    6. Sleeper(1973)-97
    7. Gone Baby Gone(2007)-97
    8. Up(2009)-97
    9. Chimes at Midnight(1965)-95
    10. Bonnie and Clyde(1967)-95


    Finally another 100-I've only given out three on the year. I should look at the past couple of previous years where I've kept track and see if this is an all time low or something.
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    Fando y Lis (Jodorowsky, 1968)
    Dream Work (Tscherkassky, 2002)
    The Steamroller and the Violin (Tarkovsky, 1961)
    Santa Sangre (Jodorowsky, 1989)
    Harakiri (Kobayashi, 1962)
    Husbands (Cassavetes, 1970)
    Statues Also Die (Marker/Resnais, 1953)
    Chinese Roulette (Fassbinder, 1976)
    My Night at Maud's (Rohmer, 1969)
    Eden and After (Robbe-Grillet, 1970)
    Last 5 Viewed
    Riddick (David Twohy | 2013 | USA/UK)
    Night Across the Street (Raoul Ruiz | 2012 | Chile/France)*
    Pain & Gain (Michael Bay | 2013 | USA)*
    You're Next (Adam Wingard | 2011 | USA)
    Little Odessa (James Gray | 1994 | USA)*

    *recommended *highly recommended

    “It isn't easy to accept that suffering can also be beautiful... it's difficult. It's something you can only understand if you dig deeply into yourself.” -- Rainer Werner Fassbinder

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    1. In the Mood For Love (2001, Wong) - 10
    2. City Lights (1931, Chaplin) - 10
    3. Inglorious Basterds (2009, Tarantino) - 10
    4. District 9 (2009, Blomkamp) - 10
    5. Where the Wild Things Are (2009, Jonze) - 9.5
    6. Adventureland (2009, Mottola) - 9.5
    7. Coraline (2009, Selick) - 9
    8. Watchmen (2009, Snyder) - 9
    9. In Bruges (2008, McDonagh) - 8.5
    10. Burn After Reading (2008, Coen) - 8.5



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    Added The Princess and the Frog, Galaxy Quest, Taken and The Proposal

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    1. Night of the Hunter (Laughton, 1955)
    2. Killer of Sheep (Burnett, 1977)
    3. F for Fake (Welles, 1976)
    4. Viridiana (Buñuel, 1961)
    4. El Sur (Erice, 1983)
    5. Hellzapoppin' (Potter, 1941))
    6. Nothing But a Man (Roemer, 1964)
    7. Amarcord (Fellini, 1973)
    8. Inglourious Basterds (Tarantino, 2009)
    9. Trafic (Tati, 1971)
    10. Gun Crazy (Lewis, 1950)

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    1. Possession (Zulawski)
    2. Serene Velocity (Gehr)
    3. Titicut Follies (Wiseman)
    4. In a Year of 13 Moons (Fassbinder)
    5. The Devil (Zulawski)
    6. The Double Life of Veronique (Kieslowski)
    7. Masculin-Feminin (Godard)
    8. Two Lovers (Grey)
    9. Army of Shadows (Melville)
    10. The Goat (Keaton)
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    1. The Mother and the Whore (Eustache, 1973)
    2. Last Chants For a Slow Dance (Jost, 1977)
    3. Reflections of Evil (Packard, 2002)
    4. Blood (Costa, 1989)
    5. The Tall T (Boetticher, 1956)
    6. Ms. 45 (Ferrara, 1981)
    7. Jeanne Dielman (Akerman, 1975)
    8. Husbands (Cassavetes, 1970)
    9. The Best Years of Our Lives (Wyler, 1946)
    10. Histoire(s) du Cinema (Godard, 1998)

    Wyler's film has got better upon contemplation.

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    Boner, sell me on The Tall T. Kinda looks like a standard Hollywood western, yet I know it wouldn't place that high if that were true.
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    Riddick (David Twohy | 2013 | USA/UK)
    Night Across the Street (Raoul Ruiz | 2012 | Chile/France)*
    Pain & Gain (Michael Bay | 2013 | USA)*
    You're Next (Adam Wingard | 2011 | USA)
    Little Odessa (James Gray | 1994 | USA)*

    *recommended *highly recommended

    “It isn't easy to accept that suffering can also be beautiful... it's difficult. It's something you can only understand if you dig deeply into yourself.” -- Rainer Werner Fassbinder

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    Quote Quoting Brightside (view post)
    Boner, sell me on The Tall T. Kinda looks like a standard Hollywood western, yet I know it wouldn't place that high if that were true.
    He's delusional a bit. It's a solid, no-frills western (as are all of Boetticher's), but for me it pales next to Boetticher's Ride Lonesome which is even tighter and features a wallop of an ending.
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    Raiders is delusional a bit. Ride Lonesome's a solid, no-frills western (as are all of Boetticher's), but for me it pales next to Boetticher's The Tall T which is even tighter and features a wallop of an ending.

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    Raiders is the sane one.

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    Let's let Brightside be the judge.

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    Quote Quoting Boner M (view post)
    Let's let Brightside be the judge.
    Might be a while before I see both films, though.:P
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    Riddick (David Twohy | 2013 | USA/UK)
    Night Across the Street (Raoul Ruiz | 2012 | Chile/France)*
    Pain & Gain (Michael Bay | 2013 | USA)*
    You're Next (Adam Wingard | 2011 | USA)
    Little Odessa (James Gray | 1994 | USA)*

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    Quote Quoting Brightside (view post)
    Might be a while before I see both films, though.:P
    They're both in the 70-80 minute mark, as are most of Boetticher's westerns. Doesn't waste any time, that guy.

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    Quote Quoting Boner M (view post)
    They're both in the 70-80 minute mark, as are most of Boetticher's westerns. Doesn't waste any time, that guy.
    I gotta say, that actually sounds rather appealing as I watch my films on my computer and lengthy running times can be a bit off-putting due to the circumstances.
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    Riddick (David Twohy | 2013 | USA/UK)
    Night Across the Street (Raoul Ruiz | 2012 | Chile/France)*
    Pain & Gain (Michael Bay | 2013 | USA)*
    You're Next (Adam Wingard | 2011 | USA)
    Little Odessa (James Gray | 1994 | USA)*

    *recommended *highly recommended

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    Oh, I'm downloading The Tall T right meow.
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    Riddick (David Twohy | 2013 | USA/UK)
    Night Across the Street (Raoul Ruiz | 2012 | Chile/France)*
    Pain & Gain (Michael Bay | 2013 | USA)*
    You're Next (Adam Wingard | 2011 | USA)
    Little Odessa (James Gray | 1994 | USA)*

    *recommended *highly recommended

    “It isn't easy to accept that suffering can also be beautiful... it's difficult. It's something you can only understand if you dig deeply into yourself.” -- Rainer Werner Fassbinder

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    Quote Quoting Brightside (view post)
    I gotta say, that actually sounds rather appealing as I watch my films on my computer and lengthy running times can be a bit off-putting due to the circumstances.
    Do it, and watch Seven Men from Now too. It's almost as good as Ride Lonesome. Almost.

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    Quote Quoting soitgoes... (view post)
    watch Seven Men from Now too.
    I'm down with this.

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    The Steamroller and the Violin (Tarkovsky, 1961)
    Fando y Lis (Jodorowsky, 1968)
    Dream Work (Tscherkassky, 2002)
    Santa Sangre (Jodorowsky, 1989)
    Harakiri (Kobayashi, 1962)
    Husbands (Cassavetes, 1970)
    Statues Also Die (Marker/Resnais, 1953)
    Chinese Roulette (Fassbinder, 1976)
    My Night at Maud's (Rohmer, 1969)
    Eden and After (Robbe-Grillet, 1970)


    Because I feel like it, Steamroller and the Violin is taking over the #1 spot.
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    Riddick (David Twohy | 2013 | USA/UK)
    Night Across the Street (Raoul Ruiz | 2012 | Chile/France)*
    Pain & Gain (Michael Bay | 2013 | USA)*
    You're Next (Adam Wingard | 2011 | USA)
    Little Odessa (James Gray | 1994 | USA)*

    *recommended *highly recommended

    “It isn't easy to accept that suffering can also be beautiful... it's difficult. It's something you can only understand if you dig deeply into yourself.” -- Rainer Werner Fassbinder

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    1. Paris, Texas
    2. My Dinner With Andre
    3. Friday Night
    4. Brand Upon the Brain!
    5. Alan Zweig's Mirror Trilogy
    6. In a Lonely Place
    7. Decalogue
    8. 4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days
    9. Miami Vice
    10. The Thin Blue Line
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    1. Avatar [9?]
    2. 12 Angry Men [99]
    3. Wall-E [98]
    4. City of God [9?]
    5. There Will Be Blood [9?]
    6. No Country for Old Men [9?]
    7. Gran Torino [96.5]
    8. 500 Days of Summer [9?]
    9. Star Trek [96]
    10. Drag Me to Hell [95]


    Lots new in my top 10. Need to check with my spreadsheet for actual rankings later.

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