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                RECENT FEEDBACK (02.06.08-03.02.06) *We 
                apologize for the feedback page being down for the last ten months. 
                A glitch was discovered and it has been repaired. 1/3/09 
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                2/6/08 Olly Mount (adghuqegt@hotmail.com) submitted the following: 1)ice 
                age 2) ice age two 3) bambi 
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                1/19/08 Bole Srbija (bole27@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1)Pulp 
                Fiction 2)Apokalipse now 3)Godfather part II 
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                12/12/07 philip sy (syphilip@yahoo.ca) submitted the following: Not 
                in order of preference:1) Casablanca 2) Gone with the Wind 3) TaxiDriver 4) One Flew 
                Over the Cuckoo's Nest 5) Doctor Zhivago 6) Unforgiven 7) The 
                Last Samurai 8) Memoirs of a Geisha 9) Deerhunter 10) Gladiator 
                11) Braveheart 12) The passion of Christ 13) The Seven Samurai 
                14) Apocalypse Now 15) Sound of Music 16) It's a Wonderful World 
                17)Midnight Cowboy 18) Legends of the Fall 19) Once upon a Time 
                in the West 20) Spartacus 21) Life is Beautiful 22) Godfather 
                Part2 23) West Side Story 24) The way We Were 25) The Searchers 
                26) The last of the Mohicans 27) Babel 28) The Departed 29) MYstic 
                River 30) An Affair to Remember 31) Cool Hand Luke 32) Ordinary 
                People 33) Schindler's List 34) Ben Hur 35) Rocky 36) Once upon 
                a time in America 37) LOTR trilogy 38) Star wars trilogy 39) Godfather 
                Part 1 40) To kill a Mockingbird 41) The Exorcist 42) Barry Lyndon 
                43) The Champ (Jon Voight movie) 44) Chinatown 45) Crash 46) Spartacus 
                47! ) Splendor in the Grass 48) Rebel without a cause 49) Love 
                Story 50) The Graduate
 
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                8/6/07 John DiPreHank Mullaney (hankmullaney@aol.com) submitted 
                the following: 1.) 
                Barfly2.) Memento
 3.) Miller's Crossing
 4.) Rushmore
 5.) LA Confidential
 6.) AngelHeart
 7.) Rumble Fish
 8.) Box of Moonlight
 9.) Vanilla Sky
 10.) The Fifth Element
 
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                7/18/07 David Wright (dwwright99@hotmail.com) submitted the following: Last 
                of the Mohicans, Papillon, Patton, The Money Pit, Lord of the 
                Rings, Star Wars, Alien, A Bridge Too Far, Goodfellas, Bridge 
                Over The River Kwai, Bull Durham, Casablanca, Field of Dreams,Some 
                Like It Hot, Doctor Strangelove, Bananas, The Best Years of Our 
                Lives, Raiders of the Lost Ark, M*A*S*H , North By Northwest, 
                Trainspotting, Pirates of Caribbean, The Godfather, This Is Spinal 
                Tap, Waterloo, Ferris Bueller's Day Off , Zulu, Cat Ballou , 2001: 
                A Space Odyssey , DangerousBeauty, Kingdom of Heaven, My Cousin Vinny, A Shot In The Dark, 
                Amamdeus, the Right Stuff, Breveheart, Rob Roy, The Last Detail, 
                The Party, American Beauty, The Great Escape, Glory, Adaptation, 
                A Clockwork Orange, Unforgiven, Master and Commander, The Truman 
                Show, Cable Guy, 12 Monkeys, Jaws, Fargo, Terminator, Das Boot, 
                Saving Private Ryan, Ghostbusters, The Big Red One, Fortrest Gump, 
                Fight Club, American Graffiti, Wing Commander, Gladiator
 
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                7/4/07 catherine (cathbutcher@aol.com) submitted the following: I'd 
                like to use a couple of the film stills from Shadowlands that 
                you've used on your site -- to illustrate a feature on children 
                and grief. Do you know where I can get copyright permission? 
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                6/25/07 cam (camheyjude@hotmail.com) submitted the following: 1.The 
                Karate Kid2.Planes Trains And Automobiles
 3.The Man Without A Face
 
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                6/11/07 Tim (n/a) submitted the following: GREAT 
                list!! Agreed with nearly everything. Was 
                glad to see Barfly included. It is one of my all time faves, and 
                a sorely underestimated movie. 
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                6/6/07 Mathieu (n/a) submitted the following: 1)2001 
                2)Taxi driver 3) Ed Wood 
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                6/3/07 Tom Neary (tommyneary@yahoo.co.uk) submitted the following: 1) 
                Delicatessen2) Fargo
 3) Alien
 
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                5/1/07 Joshua Surratt (white_thug_21_69_@yahoo.com) submitted 
                the following: 1:The 
                Elephant Man 2:007 3:Halloween 
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                4/3/07 Robert Gallacher (n/a) submitted the following: 1. 
                Lawrence of Arabia2. Rear Window
 3. Finding Nemo
 4. It's a Wonderful Life
 5. Star Wars
 6. The Bridge on the River Kwai
 7. E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial
 8. Jaws
 9. The Godfather
 10. Citizen Kane
 11. Schindler's List
 12. The Lord of the Rings
 13. The Lion King
 14. Goodfellas
 15. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
 16. On the Waterfront
 17. The Jungle Book
 18. The Shining
 19. Casablanca
 20. The Searchers
 21. Chinatown
 22. Jurassic Park
 23. Gone With the Wind
 24. The Shawshank Redemption
 25. Watership Down
 26. Indiana Jones
 27. To Kill A Mockingbird
 28. Apocalypse Now
 29. The Apartment
 30. Gladiator
 
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                3/28/07 serdar aktay (efey?ld?z_@hotmail.com) submitted the following: braveheartthe godfather trology
 schidler's list
 the shawshank redemption
 once upon a time in america
 
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                2/24/07 zachariah (drago451 at hotmail.com) submitted the following: A 
                lot of the Tome stone sound bites are broken. That is like my 
                favorite movie, and I would like some if them if you could fix 
                them. 
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                2/15/07 agi (glebek@interia.pl) submitted the following: 1. 
                Shawshank Redemption2. City of angels
 3. Crash
 4. Forest Gump
 5. The Pianist
 6. Shindlers List
 7. Dirty Dancing
 8. Memento
 9. Men of Honour
 10. Grean Mile
 
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                2/6/07 Jenny (jenny@xyi.com) submitted the following: Request 
                to use Site Content: I 
                am working on a project in association with the British VideoAssociation and would like to use some of the content of your 
                site for one
 which we are building. Could you please provide me with the relevant
 contact details?
 Kind 
                Regards, Jenny 
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                2/5/07 Dima (3dfantast@mail.ru) submitted the following: from 
                visitor Terminator site Hi!My name is Dima. I'm from Russia.
 I'd Knew about you from www.terminatorfiles.com.
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                1/30/07 Elijah Guller (kanetoshindo@freemail.hu) submitted the 
                following: TOP 
                27 ITALIAN FILM 01. 
                IL GATTOPARDO (LUCHINO VISCONTI)02. Rocco e i suoi fratelli (Visconti)
 03. Il lavoro (Visconti - short)
 04. Senso (Visconti)
 05. La terra trema (Visconti)
 06. 
                L'eclisse (Antonioni)07. La notte (Antonioni)
 08. L'avventura (Antonioni)
 09. Professione: reporter (Antonioni)
 10. Identificacione una donna (Antonioni)
 11. 
                Mamma Roma (Pasolini)12. La ricotta (Pasolini)
 13. Accattone (Pasolini)
 14. Uccelacci e uccellini (Pasolini)
 15. Il Vangelo secondo Matteo (Paolini)
 16. 
                The Rise Of XVII. Louis (Rossellini)17. Socrate (Rossellini)
 18. Germania anno zero (Rossellini)
 19. 
                La dolce vita (Fellini)20. La strada (Fellini)
 21. Satyricon (Fellini)
 22. Tobby Dammit (Fellini)
 23. 
                C'era una volta il West (Leone)24. Umberto D (De Sica)
 25. Suspiria (Argento)
 26. Secondo Ponzio Pilato (Magni)
 27. Il conformista (Bertolucci)
 
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                1/28/07 Mike (yorkrunnerxc.track@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1)The 
                Green Mile 2)The Fisher King 3)good morning vietnam 4)Cool Hand 
                Luke 5)one flew over the cukoo's nest 
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                1/28/07 Mike (yorkrunnerxc.track@yahoo.com) submitted the following: you 
                probably dont check this anymore... but what happend to "good 
                morning vietnam!"? im usually not a big war movie kinda guy...but 
                that is a very inspiring and hilarious movie that deserves top 
                20 at the worst 
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                1/15/07 medster (medster101@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1.the 
                shawshank redemption.2.the departed.
 3.gladiator.
 4.pulp fiction.
 5.fight club.
 6.snatch.
 7.napoleon dynamite.
 8.batman begins.
 9.lord of the rings triiology.
 10.old school.
 
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                1/11/07 Gabriel (n/a) submitted the following: 1) 
                Seven Samurai is a great film, but it's on the list twice.  2) 
                There's no way Texas Chainsaw Massacre is on the list, but Casablanca 
                isn't! 
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                1/10/07 Adam (n/a) submitted the following: Hi, Just 
                thought you might be interested in visiting the site www.RankAMovie.com 
                . It's a movie site in which users can create new categories, 
                vote for movies, and add movies. It's basically acollection of many unusual categories.
 Enjoy! -Adam 
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                1/5/07 bob tallon (comcast.net) submitted the following: you 
                forgot Dr. Strangelove 
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                12/21/06 Anthony Scolaro (IMARJORYJOHN@AOL.COM) submitted the 
                following:  Seven 
                SamuraiPassion of Joan of Arc
 Bicycle Thief
 Bringing up Baby
 All Quiet on the Western Front
 La Strada
 M
 Le Grand Illusion
 Its a Wonderful life
 City Lights
 
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                12/19/06 Jeff Jones (jsilver@mh.lcps.k12.nm.us) submitted the 
                following: Full 
                Metal Jacket, Hamburger Hill, Pearl Harbor 
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                12/12/06 arif hasan (arifhasan123@hotmail.com) submitted the following: shawshank 
                redemption, loards of the rings, titanic 
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                11/27/06 n/a (n/a) submitted the following: Martin 
                Sheen is not in Wall Street. That's Michael Douglas. Easy to mix 
                up, they look and talk similar. Otherwise, great website. 
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                11/21/06 Tyler (tyler_37b@msn.com) submitted the following:  1. 
                Forrest Gump2. The Deer Hunter
 3. Casino
 4. Pulp Fiction
 5. The Godfather
 6. Saving Private Ryan
 7. GoodFellas
 8. Platoon
 9. Full Metal Jacket
 10. The Departed
 
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                11/13/06 pardeshi,pritesh (snuffles123prit@gmail.com) submitted 
                the following: 1-gladiator,2-godfather,3-edward 
                scissorhands 
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                11/10/06 John DiPrete (JRDi1000@aol.com) submitted the following: Hi,
 Thanks for your great compilation of film info, it's an excellent 
                resource for fans (and critics) like myself.
 
 Speaking as an adult, I find often that I am displeased or dissatisfied 
                by a film, purely for "psychological" reasons: I dislike 
                the protagonist or am depressed by the theme. I can appreciate 
                a film in terms of its critical accomplishment, but often feel 
                "let down" if the film fails to endear me, or to lift 
                my spirit. That's my personal response, but I think it's a common 
                experience to many. It's reached the point where I frequently 
                refuse to watch a critically-acclaimed film, if I suspect that 
                the "heroes" or "heroines" will be a turnoff, 
                or that I'll be depressed by the content.
 
 Consulting your own and related sites as a guide, I have compiled 
                a list of film ratings based on psychological impact. I only rate 
                films I have seen personally, using feedback from other film buffs 
                in each of my ratings. So far I have ranked 100 films, and over 
                a dozen TV shows.
 
 It's hard to define the qualifications of an expert, but I consider 
                myself to be an informed reviewer, writing for a variety of large 
                and small publications, ranging from MacWorld (software reviews) 
                to Movie Collector's World (movie reviews). I wrote a trivia book 
                on TV commercials many years ago, and I have a Bachelor's degree 
                in Psychology, which shouldn't be surprising in light of my psychological 
                interest in the genre.
 
 I will be compiling a Links list in the near future, but currently 
                wish to get the word out to sites which may be interested in my 
                ratings system and list of movies. If you find the content useful, 
                please feel free to mention my site to your visitors or to use 
                my ratings system in any way you feel appropriate. An entry in 
                your Links section would be most appreciated, and would also be 
                reciprocated. My site is http://pmrating.com/ --entitled The Protagonist 
                Mood Rating.
 
 Thanks again for your wonderful compendium of reviews,
 
 John DiPrete
 http://www.pmrating.com/
 
 
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                10/27/06 Majd Shwikh (obay83@mywa.com) submitted the following: 1)American 
                Beauty. 2)Mulholland Drive. 3)Crash 
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                10/22/06 Ashley (n/a) submitted the following: 1-butterfly 
                effect 2-2001:a space odyssey 3-gladiator 4-forrest gump 5-platoon 6-gangs of new york 7-sling blade 8-green 
                mile
 9-full metal jacket 10-little shop of horrors
 
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                10/22/06 mike cooke (mjcooke@shaw.ca) submitted the following: clockwork 
                orange, citizen kane, annie hall, the exorcist, the deer hunter, 
                airplane, tootsie, blue velvet, peggy sue got married, midnight 
                cowboy, wizard of oz, crimes & misdemeanors, psycho, the tenant, heat of the night, romancing the stone, man with 2 brains, 
                dirty rotten scoundrels, three amigos, something wild
 
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                10/19/06 Thomas Gullstrand (tommyroastbeef@hotmail.com) submitted 
                the following: The 
                Top 20 greatest films in modern cinema 1)The 
                GodFather  2)Casino 3)Raging 
                Bull 4)The 
                French Connection 5)NARC 6)GoodFellas 7)The 
                Color of Money 8)Jacob's 
                Ladder 9)Taxi 
                Driver 10)Resevoir 
                Dogs 11)Apocalyps 
                Now 12)Fargo 13)High 
                Plains Drifter 14)Dirty 
                Harry 15)Paper 
                Moon 16)About 
                Schmidt 17)The 
                Shawshank Redemption 18)The 
                Jazz Singer 19)The 
                Deer Hunter 20)A 
                Bronx Tale
 
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                10/18/06 Valerie (mysticbuddy@hotmail.com) submitted the following: 1. 
                Scarface2. Last of the Mohicans
 3. Dances with Wolves
 
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                10/9/06 Trudy Parrish (s.o@sympatico.ca) submitted the following: 1. 
                Gladiator2. Gone With the Wind
 3. Dr. Zhivago
 4. Jaws
 5. Saving Private Ryan
 
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                10/5/06 denise (dharris@apisd.org) submitted the following: 1. 
                The Antowne Fisher Story2. The Breakfast Club
 3. House of Sand and Fog
 
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                9/26/06 Joseph Dante (suspects@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1. 
                Memento, 2. Dark City, 3. Apocalypse Now
 
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                9/26/06 Rajeev (rajeev_paul@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1. 
                The Day of the Jackal2. The Godfather
 3. Ballad of a Soldier
 4. On the Waterfront
 5. Goodfellas
 6. The Godfather, Part II
 7. Scent Of A Woman
 8. The Shawshank Redemption
 9. Carlito's Way
 10. Farewell My Concubine
 11. Apocalypse Now
 12. Casablanca
 13. Unforgiven
 14. A Streetcar Named Desire
 15. Schindler's List
 16. The Godfather, Part III
 17. Chinatown
 18. Scarface
 19. Psycho
 20. Once Upon A Time In The West
 21. Taxi Driver
 22. Citizen Kane
 23. Pather Panchali
 24. The Sound of Music
 25. My Cousin Vinny
 26. Dead Man Walking
 27. A Few Good Men
 28. Saving Private Ryan
 29. Gandhi
 30. Rear Window
 31. The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
 32. Pulp Fiction
 33. Rocky
 34. Philadelphia
 35. The Devil's Advocate
 36. Forrest Gump
 37. The Matrix
 38. Baby's Day Out
 39. Gone With The Wind
 40. Road To Perdition
 41. Raging Bull
 42. Fight Club
 43. 
                Dog Day Afternoon
 44. The Sixth Sense
 45. Cast Away
 46. Donnie Brasco
 47. And Justice For All
 48. The Green Mile
 49. Top Gun
 50. Cliffhanger
 51. The Mask
 52. Silence Of The Lambs
 53. Seven Years In Tibet
 54. Gods Must Be Crazy
 55. Mission Impossible
 56. Once Upon A Time In America
 57. Dumb And Dumber
 58. Signs
 59. Behind Enemy Lines
 60. In The Line Of Fire
 
 
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                9/23/06 Brian Clegg (badmoon36@hotmail.com) submitted the following: A 
                correction:Your list of the AFI's next top 300 puts "Atlantic City" 
                in the wrong year. It was 1980, not 1956. Likely that date miscarried 
                from "Around the World in Eighty Days" (1956), above 
                it.
 
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                9/21/06 Jack Moulton (jackwmoulton@hotmail.co.uk) submitted the 
                following: 1) 
                Fight Club2) Memento
 3) Pulp Fiction
 4) The Shawshank Redemption
 5) The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
 6) Terminator 2: Judgment Day
 7) Trainspotting
 8) The Big Lebowski
 9) Goodfellas
 10) American Beauty
 11) The Matrix
 12) Se7en
 13) Saw
 14) Sin City
 15) Clerks
 16) Die Hard
 17) Snatch
 18) Full Metal Jacket
 19) This is Spinal Tap
 20) Twelve Monkeys
 
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                9/12/06 Sebastian Wood (Iamgod_232@hotmail.com) submitted the 
                following: 1)CLOCKWORK 
                ORANGE 2)THE SHINING 3)BARRY LYNDON 4)2001:SPACE ODYSSEY 5)DOCTOR 
                STRANGELOVE 6)SPARTACUS 
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                9/11/06 Mark Cauley (mercurygone@yahoo.com) submitted the following: Mark, 
                whats happening? Any new movies youd recommend?
 
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                9/6/06 Steph K. (intoxicatedbeauty03@hotmail.com) submitted the 
                following: 1) 
                Ghost World 2) Cruel Intentions 3) Mrs. Doubtfire 
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                8/24/06 irem cansu orhan (cansu@ten.com.tr) submitted the following: 1.GODFATHER 
                II2.MESSEGE IN A BOTTLE
 3.SCENT OF A WOMAN
 4.COYOTE UGLY
 5.SCHINDLER LIST
 6.LIFE IS BEAUTYFULL
 
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                8/24/06 shona mcleod (midgetseventeen@hotmail.com) submitted the 
                following: the 
                shawshank redemption was a great movie on a guy who was covicted 
                of muder for his wife and lover and ends up in jail for 2 muders 
                i now have to do an assignment on it as i watch it a class assignment and im kinda stuck and would like some help i wish 
                i can find alot about shawshank redemption
 
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                8/16/06 tamrock (tammy.ellis@yahoo.com) submitted the following: i 
                am in love w/ your movie choses ... ive seen almost all of them 
                ... however w/ such a library of movies i have to wonder where 
                is "American X" w/ ed norton .. oh my that was a fab 
                movie and i love your commets @ the flicks .. you have seen so many movies ,,, 
                oh how about "The Color Purple"... hello!!! we should 
                talk , dude i love movies and appreciate you site !!!! peace out 
                !!!
 
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                7/25/06 fatma ZEDELi (the_lacivert@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1.natural 
                born killers2.leon
 3.the others
 
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                7/23/06 Derrick Trudeau (bedbug303@yahoo.ca) submitted the following: I 
                believe the phase is Mary Jane Rotten Crotch, not Mary Jane Rotten 
                Crouch. At least, that's what it sounds like to me after watching 
                the film 20 times or so. You know, I'm just saying. 
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                7/17/06 Greg Cooke (Gjcfball16@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1)American 
                Beauty 2)One Flew over the cuckos nest 3)Saving Private Ryan
 
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                7/6/06 castenada (info@heatherjeane.com) submitted the following: Some 
                years ago I was placed on a watch list because I was researching 
                the 1963 JFK assassination. I already knew the state here knew 
                roughyl who in their employ and associated did it and was involved. 
                Family was named Forewood, liberals owned Perry Engineer works. 
                There was a Luke Redden and his father was Mayor of the city where 
                I am now, Payneham, and inside the library. He was made into a 
                sacrifice, prisoner by the state, for the simple expediency of 
                a need to maintain that level which could have a USA president 
                assassinated from way over here in Ausralia. Paul Newman recently 
                visited me, drove down my street, other side of town. Looked good 
                for a man his age. I was preparing for a shock. You know? I was 
                going to see people who were now ugly, and some were named Forewood, 
                and the manner in which "the state" had set things up 
                was such, that as I did not participate or etc, the JFK assassination, 
                or public sacrifice, had to therefore myself be one too. The cruel!ty 
                and depravity of the state here eclipses anything tha could take 
                a life in less than two minutes.So there's an update. They rebuilt 
                the council place after that, and it now has wirelss Internet 
                and still, two old stones outside, marked Smith and Hay, 1800s.The 
                ugly thing was going to a be w aoman I knew who by now was what 
                Gadafi had said was the centre of world terrorism which shifted 
                to SE ASia in 1984. Her name is Brewter, etc. Ugliness can be 
                exernal or internal but do you get any uglier than an assassination etc?Hare krsna. 
                Oh, yeah, Cool Hand Luke Redden. It was real estate dealers and 
                crooked judges and an engineering firm called Perry's that did 
                it all.
 
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                7/5/06 Mr. Mojo Rising (mtlhead@mchsi.com) submitted the following: I 
                don't know if I'll do a top 100 list or not, but here's my top 
                10: 1. 
                Vertigo2. Seven Samurai
 3. 2001: A Space Odyssey
 4. Citizen Kane
 5. Rashomon
 6. Sunrise
 7. Dr. Strangelove
 8. The Godfather
 9. Taxi Driver
 10. Touch of Evil
 
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                6/25/06 sam cruce (scruce@tfc.edu) submitted the following: does 
                anyone know if william defoe is a christian?
 
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                6/25/06 Amy Fitzgerald (drippie929@aol.com) submitted the following: 1. 
                The Shawshank Redemption2. Toy Story
 3. One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
 4. Pulp Fiction
 5. Monty Python and The Holy Grail
 6. Ferris Bueller's Day Off
 7. The Godfather
 8. Taxi Driver
 9. Platoon
 10. Jacob's Ladder
 11. The Usual Suspects
 12. American Beauty
 13. Road To Perdition
 14. Taxi Driver
 15. Scarface
 16. Face/Off
 17. Die Hard
 18. Saving Private Ryan
 19. Empire Strikes Back
 20. Raiders Of The Lost Ark
 
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                6/22/06 larry (precisonfence@msn.com) submitted the following: rashsamon, 
                ragging bull, citizen cane
 
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                6/21/06 Chuck Baker (chuckbaker@hotmail.com) submitted the following: Why 
                does it take so long to see new feedback on this site?
 
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                6/18/06 Sam Watermeier (samw1791@earthlink.net) submitted the 
                following: Top 
                50 in alphabetical order1. All the President's Men
 2. American Graffiti
 3. Annie Hall
 4. The Aviator
 5. Back to the Future
 6. Batman
 7. Batman Returns
 8. The Birds
 9. Casino
 10. A Christmas Story
 11. Citizen Kane
 12. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
 13. Collateral
 14. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
 15. Dances With Wolves
 16. The Empire Strikes Back
 17. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrail
 18. Fargo
 19. Forrest Gump
 20. The French Connection
 21. The Godfather
 22. The Godfather, Part II
 23. Goodfellas
 24. The Graduate
 25. Groundhog Day
 26. Halloween
 27. The Haunting
 28. Heat
 29. The Invisible Man
 30. It's a Wonderful Life
 31. Jaws
 32. Jurassic Park
 33. King Kong
 34. The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
 35. The Matrix
 36. Midnight Cowboy
 37. Night of the Hunter
 38. North by Northwest
 39. Psycho
 40. Pulp Fiction
 41. Raging Bull
 42. Raiders of the Lost Ark
 43. Rain Man
 44. Rear Window
 45. Saving Private Ryan
 46. Schindler's List
 47. Star Wars
 48. 12 Angry Men
 49. 2001: A Space Odyssey
 50. The Wolf Man
 
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                6/17/06 Graeme Reid (G-REID-MCFC@hotmail.co.uk) submitted the 
                following: 1)scarface 
                2)Heat 3) Goodfellas
 
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                6/13/06 Kevin Cleys (n/a) submitted the following: 1.Crash 
                2.Terminator 2: Judgement Day 3. Toy Story 
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                6/10/06 Andrew Ennis (ennis_andrew@yahoo.co.uk) submitted the 
                following: 1.Scarface 
                2.Heat 3.Saving private ryan 
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                5/30/06 katelyn. H (punk_rock386@telus.net) submitted the following: 1. 
                The Lion King2. The Nightmare before Christmas
 3. Corpse Bride
 4. Lord of the Rings
 5. Mr. Deeds
 6. 8 Crazy Nights
 7. Cats and Dogs
 8. Coneheads
 9. Born Free
 10. Just Married
 
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                5/29/06 Talia TK (n/a) submitted the following: In 
                no particular order... 1. 
                Bad Boys I & II 2. Basketball Diaries 3. Big 4. Billy Madison 
                5. Bourne Identity 6. Breakfast Club 7. Coming To America 8. Cruel 
                Intentions 9. Enemy Of The State 10. Face Off 11. Friday 12. Gone 
                In 60 Seconds 13. Goonies 14. Grease 15. House Of Sand & Fog 
                16. Ice Age 17. Matrix 18. Mission: Impossible 19. Money Pit 20. 
                Monster's Inc. 21. Multiplicity 22. One Flew Over The Cukoo's 
                Nest 23. Overboard 24. PCU 25. Philadelphia 26. Rush Hour I 27. 
                Schindler's List 28. Scream I-III 29. Stepmom 30. Derailed 31. Final Destination 32. 
                Training Day 33. Liar Liar 34. Finding Nemo 35. Ocean's Eleven 
                (George Clooney one) 36. Green Mile 37. Jay & Silent Bob
 Strike Back 38. Can't Buy Me Love 39. Higher Learning 40. Emperor's 
                New Groove 41. American Pie 42. Goodfellas
 
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                5/26/06 Rebecca (beca.ella@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1.Moulin 
                Rouge2.Romeo and Juliet (Baz Lurhman)
 3.Forrest Gump
 4.White Olliander
 5.Chocolat
 6.American Beauty
 7.Life is Beautiful
 8.Garden State
 9.Almost Famous
 10.Lord of war
 11.The Constant Gardener
 12.Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
 13.Little Women
 14.Shakespeare in Love
 15.A little Princess
 16.The secret garden
 17.Cold Mountain
 18.Kill Bill Vol. 1
 19.Kill Bill Vol. 2
 20.What the Bleep
 21.The Interpreter
 22.Amelie
 23.Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
 24.I am Sam
 25.Frida
 
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                5/24/06 viraj nadkarni (vnadkarni@pivotal.com) submitted the following: 1) 
                shawshank2) godfather
 3) schindler's list
 
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                5/24/06 Melba Moses (themoseses@mac.com) submitted the following: Where 
                can I find a list of movies that are based on short stories?
 
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                5/23/06 Jay (texnumex@yahoo.com) submitted the following: I 
                have only seen one mention of Life is Beautiful. This is a foreign 
                film but a great one should be up toward the top of any knowledgeable 
                movie list. 
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                5/20/06 Dale White (again) (scott-white@blueyonder.co.uk) submitted 
                the following: 1. 
                The Graduate (1967)2. Gone with the Wind (1939)
 3. Easy Rider (1969)
 4. Midnight Cowboy (1969)
 5. A Clockwork Orange (1971)
 6. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
 7. Singin in the Rain (1955)
 8. The Godfather (1972)
 9. Taxi Driver (1976)
 10. Raging Bull (1980)
 
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                5/19/06 Joe McGuire (nhirish39@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1)The 
                Godfather2)Goodfellas
 3)The Godfather II
 4)Rocky
 5)The Untouchables
 6)Scarface
 7)Apocalypse Now
 8)Raging Bull
 9) The Pope of Greenwich Village
 10) Planes,Trains,and Automobiles
 11)Jaws
 12)Braveheart
 13)Once Upon A Time In America
 14)Animal House
 15)Donnie Brasco
 16)This Boys Life
 17) A Bronx Tale
 18)The Return Of The Pink Panther
 
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                5/4/06 girish (girish1612@gmail.com) submitted the following: my 
                favourite movies 1)Godfather 
                2)schindler's list 3)pather panchali
 
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                5/4/06 girish (girish1612@gmail.com) submitted the following: as 
                far as i am concerened satyjait ray is one of the greatest directors 
                of all time.he made some of the greatest films world ever seen..."pather panchali" 
                "charulata" and "agantuk" there is no doubt 
                that he is a genius.
 
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                5/4/06 Aktug, Mehmet (m.At@turk.net) submitted the following: 1)Excalibur2)Sheltering Sky
 3)Odysee 2001
 4)Godfather
 5)Deer Hunter
 6)Party
 
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                5/4/06 alab vickers (vickersalan@eggbuckland.com) submitted the 
                following: can 
                i have scarface film list 
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                4/24/06 Robert Balmer (robertebalmer@yahoo.com) submitted the 
                following: 1. 
                Rushmore (Wes Anderson, 1998)2. Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (Irvin Kershner, 
                1980)
 3. Searching for Bobby Fischer (Steve Zaillian, 1993)
 4. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (Peter Jackson, 
                2001)
 5. Goodfellas (Martin Scorsese, 1990)
 6. Requiem for a Dream (Darren Aronofsky, 2000)
 7. The Big Lebowski (Joel Coen, 1998)
 8. Beauty and the Beast (Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise, 1991)
 9. Ghostbusters (Ivan Reitman, 1984)
 10. Raiders of the Lost Ark (Steven Spielberg, 1981)
 
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                4/18/06 aditya (aditya_vashisht@rediffmail.com) submitted the 
                following: 1. 
                Rebecca2. American Beauty
 3. Chinatown
 4. Big Fish
 
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                4/17/06 Sabina Zahn (sabina_zahn@hotmail.com) submitted the following: 1. 
                Pulp Fiction2. Apocalypse Now
 3. Weekend At Berney's
 
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                4/17/06 Damien Whitehead (damien_w8801@hotmail.com) submitted 
                the following: 1. 
                Godfather2. Apocalypse Now
 3. Bio Dome
 
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                4/15/06 Sean Przano (hlywd3thrill3212@aim.com) submitted the following: Jurassic 
                Park, The Goonies, JAWS, Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, Psycho 
                
 
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                4/3/06 joe (joebard@hotmail.com) submitted the following: hey 
                aaron. i was on cdnow.com and i saw your top list of electronica 
                and i had a few suggestions. Prefuse 73 and Manitoba. Also your top 100 list kicks ass...
 
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                4/3/06 Eren Erdogan (erenerdogan35@hotmail.com) submitted the 
                following: 1)Godfather2)Scarface3)Carlito's 
                Way
 
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                3/28/06 Dave Seitenbach (davseit1952@msn.com) submitted the following: Animal 
                house, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Caddy Shack, Dirty 
                Harry,Bridge on the River Kwai,Butch Cassidy and the Sundance 
                Kid, The Graduate, The Sting, Slap Shot, Bullet, Stalag 13, The 
                Great Escape and anything with John Wayne 
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                3/24/06 derek maloy (dmaloy@web.com) submitted the following: Come 
                on are you nuts? Please don't place your List right here. It's 
                embarassing. Lord of the rings???? serious? Braveheart??? serious?? 
                Looking at your lists proves to me you have no idea what cinema 
                is. This are just the modern, popular movies every 14 year old 
                guy likes. I admit many of them are really great, but... there 
                are much more films in history of cinema then just in the ninties. 
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                3/20/06 dekrreon cruz (sexyboydede@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1)the 
                elephant man2)kill bill vol 2 3)malibu most wanted
 
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                3/16/06 Emily Caldwell (caldwellem@lilly.com) submitted the following: What 
                about "The Devil's Backbone"? Has anyone seen it? It's 
                directed by Guillermo del Toro (Hellboy), and it's absolutely 
                amazing... check it out if you haven't seen it. 
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                3/16/06 John (jonahjays@hotmail.com) submitted the following: Catch 
                22, Sir Lawrence of Arabia, The man who would be King and Dr. 
                Zhivago
 
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                3/13/06 Andrei (andrei_2086@yahoo.com) submitted the following: American 
                History XDead Poets Society
 Closer
 Braveheart
 Garden State
 American Beauty
 American Heart
 The Ice Storm
 Life As A House
 Born on the Fourth of July
 Primal Fear
 Legends of the Fall
 Fight Club
 Seven
 Shawshank Redemption
 The Green Mile
 The 25th Hour
 Glory
 Vanila Sky
 The A.I.
 Good Will Hunting
 The Deer Hunting
 Saving Private Ryan
 The Terminator-2
 Silence of the Lamb
 The Red Dragon
 
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                3/12/06 Annie (n/a) submitted the following: 1)La 
                vie est belle 2)Anne of Green Gables
 3)Big Fish
 
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                3/9/06 adele (dead_existance@hotmail.com) submitted the following: hello 
                children.. i know this is the most retarded email you've ever 
                received.. but i need a favour. i have an english assessment due, 
                on "dances with wolves" and i'm to unmotivated, and 
                un-talented to write it. i figue you guys are good at this shizz, 
                so i was wondering if you could help someone out? 
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                3/6/06 Mark (lewinbrau@gmail.com) submitted the following: How, 
                in gods name, can you place Braveheart so low on your list. For 
                shame! 
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                3/4/06 john doe (jd@jd.com) submitted the following: platoon 
                was the best film ive seen about vietnam
 
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                3/2/06 Henkie (manormaniac@hotmail.com) submitted the following: My 
                Top 25 no doubt about it 1. 
                Amores Perros2. Old Boy
 3. Fight Club
 4. Saw
 5. Donnie Darko
 6. True Romance
 7. Trainspotting
 8. Pulp Fiction
 9. Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels
 10. Spirited Away
 11. Se7en
 12. Snatch
 13. Akira
 14. Ghost in the Shell
 15. Pi
 16. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
 17. Traffic
 18. Memento
 19. Lola Rent
 20. Sin City
 21. Blow
 22. Apocalypse Now
 23. Terminator 1&2
 24. Cube
 25. Scarface
 
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                3/2/06 Betim LLeshi (betimlleshi@yahoo.com) submitted the following: 1)Lord 
                of the rings, 2)Dances with the wolves, 3)Braveheart  
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