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04/25/02 Justin Johnston (goneson69@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
1)Pulp
Fiction 2)The Godfather 3)The Shawshank R..
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04/24/02 b shell (n/a) submitted the following:
were
is pulp fiction
Tarantino
is a dip-shit....Travolta will always be a dork...this film strained way to hard
trying to be cool. (AC 6/2/02)
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04/23/02 ISCREAM22 (bigjay8622@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
1-Clockwork
Orange 2-Taxi Driver 3-Straw Dogs 4-Apocolypse Now 5-Beyond the valley of the
dolls 6-Godfather 7-Godfather 2 8-Citizen Kane 9-Seven Samurai 10-Scarface 11-Clerks
12-Fast Times at ridgemont High 13-2001 A space oddesey 14-The Evil Dead 15-Enter
the Dragon 16-The Killer 17-Pink Floyd's the wall 18-Combat Shock 19-South Park-Bigger
, longer, and uncut 20-Platoon
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04/23/02 Montana (n/a) submitted the following:
1.
Scarface 2. Vatos locos 3. The fast and the furious
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04/19/02 Ken (kennfran@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
You
guys didn't include the Godfather in your top 100 movies of all time?
Hey
Ken...Mark has the Godfather Trilogy on his list (I have
Godfather II). (AC 6/2/02)
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04/19/02 sue (hudolu@msn.com) submitted the following:
I
was surprised not to see The Accidental Tourist on your list. It is an almost
perfect film.
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04/18/02 Mr. Man (n/a) submitted the following:
1)Requiem
for a Dream 2)A Clockwork Orange 3)American Beauty 4)Interview with a Vampire
5)Star Wars
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04/18/02 Stephanie S (Teadrop@Networld.com) submitted the following:
1.
Cruel Intentions 2. Miss Congeniality 3. Never Been Kissed 4. She's All That 5.
Silence of the Lambs 6. Scream 7. 10 Things I Hate about You 8. Bring It On 9.
Erin Brokovich 10. Billy Madison 11. Ever After 12. Pearl Harbor 13. Legally Blonde
14. Child's Play 15. Dirty Dancing 16. Girl, Interrupted 17. Psycho 18. Speed
19. Titanic 20. While You Were Sleeping
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04/18/02 Randy Riback (Ribfam1031@aol.com) submitted the following:
1.
L.A. Confidential 2. Usual Suspects 3. Taxi Driver 4. A Clockwork Orange 5. American
Beauty 6. Goodfellas 7. Pulp Fiction 8. Seven 9. The Godfather 10. Fargo
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04/18/02 Kirsten (briar_rose24@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
Sleeping
Beauty Moulin Rouge Rebel Without A Cause Care Bears Movie 2 Bring It on Breakfast
At Tiffany's The Graduate Bridget Jones's Diary 10 Things I Hate About You All
I Wanna Do Wait Until Dark East of Eden Giant Gone With the Wind Sabrina 40 Days
and 40 Nights Virgin Sucides Drive Me Crazy
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04/17/02 Soph (kostavas@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
To
Shelly: I've read your description about the movie and the only one which comes
to my mind is Vertigo by Alfred Hitchcock. It's not black and white though. In
this movie, the hero (James Stewart) fells in love with Kim Novac, whom he thinks
is the wife of a friend. She commits a fake suicide but then meets him again with
her real personality, being brunette this time and not so classy. I don't want
to reveal the end, in case people haven't seen it and want to. I hope that helped.
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04/16/02 Anna (anna12@aol.com) submitted the following:
1.
Forrest Gump 2. Gladiator 3. Monty Python and the search for the Holy Grail 4.
Matrix 5. The Sixth Sense 6. Henry the Fifth 7. Dr. Strangelove 8. Beauty and
the Beast 9. Casablanca 10. Simon Birch 11. O Brother, Where Are Thou?
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04/16/02 Caitlin (Grotke@optonline.com) submitted the following:
I
was wondering where you gotall your information for the law case. I am doing a
report on whether there was a conspiracy or not.
Caitlin...I
assume your speaking of JFK. The internet is littered with
information about this. Start with Google.com
(AC 6/2/02)
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04/15/02 cletus (n/a) submitted the following:
casino
was shitty i cant believe you put a movie that before a movie like lock stock
and two smoken barrels
Cletus...whose
list are you talking about? (AC 6/2/02)
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04/15/02 Puneet Singh (link2penny@yahoo.com) submitted the following:
1)Shawshank
Redemption 2)Scent Of A Woman 3)American Beauty
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04/15/02 Matthew Choi (matthew@canadahelps.org) submitted the following:
Hey
there - great site! Great picks - I have a few different ones, but from what you've
listed, I'll be on a mission to see the ones on your list that I haven't seen.
Looks like you have pretty good taste. I was wondering if you could help me out.
I actually got to your site doing a long and seemingly futile search for the movie
Awakenings and some songs on the soundtrack. I found that the two songs you have
don't download properly. Could you point me to a place where I could get free
MP3's of the songs? Or would you even consider sending them directly to me? The
song I'm specifically looking for is the one that's played on piano when Leonard
is saying goodbye to that girl in the cafeteria and they get up and dance and
he stops shaking... the coolest scene in the movie, in my opinion. Look forward
to hearing from you. Thanks in advance, Matthew Choi Queen's University Medical
Student
Matthew...thanks
for the comments. Perhaps this link
will help. (AC 5/3/02)
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04/14/02 STRATOS (GT100@HOTMAIL.COM) submitted the following:
1)2001
sPACE ODYSSEY 2)SHINING 3)THREE COLOURS : BLUE
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04/14/02 trinitrin (stefan.trignani@dabch.com) submitted the following:
Hi
friends I tried to listen the soundtrack of barfly but it doesn't work (top 100
movie lists). Can you tell me please how the soundtrack of barfly is called because
I couldn't find it.
Try
Google.com (AC 5/3/02)
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04/13/02 C. Macdonald Grieve (clockworkoranged@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
Hey
I'm 15 years old and what the f*** I'll tell ya what are going to be the top 10
movies by the year 2010. 1. Citizen Kane 2. The Knoll of Mein 3. The Godfather
(Part 1) 4. Casablanca 5. Gone With the Wind 6. On the waterfront 7. Singin' in
the Rain 8. The Graduate 9. Schindler's List 10. One's Twitch to Testify
But
if you want my current top 10 then they are as stands: 1. Citizen KAne 2. 2001:
a space odyssey 3. American Psycho 4. The Knoll of Mein 5. Taxi Driver 6. The
Gdfather (Part 1) 7. One's Twitch to Testify 8. Raging Bull 9. The Deconstruction
of Douglas Strauss 10. The Unatractive Truth
The
Knoll of Mein?, One's Twitch to Testify??..I can't find info on these movies.
(AC 6/2/02)
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04/13/02 Mustafa (CrazyKanak70@yahoo.de) submitted the following:
Scarface
is the best film in the whole wide world
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04/13/02 jacko (jacko@ss.ger) submitted the following:
i
think there is no best movie. because i hate all movies.
Wrong
site jack-ass. (AC 5/3/02)
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04/13/02 Tracy Anderson (zoso269@aol.com) submitted the following:
1.matrix,2the wall,3.interview
with the vampire
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04/12/02 Enrique S. Lores (sankiesh1@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
1. THE SEVENTH SEAL
(Ingman Bergman) 2. 2001:SPACE ODYSSEY (Stanely Kubrick) 3. ANDREI RUBLEV (Andrei
tarkovsky) 4. FANNY AND ALEXANDER (Ingmar Bergman) 5. AMADEUS (1984, Milos Foreman)
6. REQUIEM FOR A DREAM (Darren Aronofsky) 7. CITIZEN KANE (1941, Orson Welles)
8. GODFATHER I (Francis Ford Coppola) 9. AMERICAN BEAUTY (Sam Mendes) 10. VERTIGO(Alfred
Hitchcock)
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04/11/02 Mike (lrlawyer@aol.com) submitted the following:
I
agree with many choices on the lists but here are two that deserve a high rank
and not on any lists I saw: The Devils ( Ken Russell); Day of the Locusts
Thanks
Mike....Click on the links to get more information on The
Devils and Day of the Locusts.
(AC 5/3/02)
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04/11/02 Chiaki (chiaki34@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
Does
anyone know who drew the animation in Natural Born Killers?
I
believe it was Wendy Rogers and Cathy Wagner.
(AC 5/3/02)
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04/9/02 Chris Deppe (dopelganger@cs.com) submitted the following:
1.
The Royal Tenenbaums 2. Magnolia 3. Fargo
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04/8/02 Kimball Phillips (kimballphillips@cs.net) submitted the following:
1.Saving
Private Ryan
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04/8/02 Cassa's Top 50 Comedies (ItsAllTheWayLive@aol.com) submitted the following:
1-Falling
Down<93> 2-Ruthless People <86> 3-Wildcats <86> 4-Harlem Nights <89> 5-The Money
Pit <86> 6-Bill Cosby: Himself<82> 7-Dutch<91> 8-Blind Date <87> 9-Switch<91>
10-Arthur<81> 11-Made in America <93> 12-Sixteen Candles <84> 13-Wonderboys <2000>
14-Throw momma from the train<87> 15-Suicide Kings<97> 16-Raising Arizona<87>
17-Moonstruck<87> 18-Fargo <96> 19-Outrageous fortune<87> 20-Clerks<94> 21-My
cousin Vinny <92> 22-The man with one red shoe<85> 23-Overboard <87> 24-Rush Hour<98>
25-Rush Hour 2<2001> 26-Dr. Dolittle 2 <2001> 27-First Kid<96> 28-Kings of Comedy<2000>
29-In & Out <97> 30-Foolish <99> 31-Coming to America<88> 32-Meet the parents
<2000> 33-The Super <91> 34-The Cable Guy <96> 35-Queens of Comedy <2001> 36-The
Burbs<85> 37-Born Yesterday<93> 38-War of the roses<89> 39-Married to the mob<88>
40-Bad Boys<95> 41-Pulp Fiction <94> 42-Three Fugitives <89> 43-What about Bob?
<91> 44-Friday <95> 45-Nothing to lose<97> 46-Ride (98> 47-Orange County<2002>
48-Me, myself & Irene<2000> 49-The Pest<97> 50-Martin Lawrence"You So Crazy" ...and
ALL the Def Comedy Jams!
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04/8/02 Marisa Fernandez (RM8500@msn.com) submitted the following:
I
would like information to be a movie extra. I'm a 27 year old female.
I
have found several sites that may be useful. http://www.moviex.com/
, http://www.gmxgroup.com/index.htm,
http://www.moviextras.com/ (AC 5/3/02)
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04/7/02 Eric A. (n/a) submitted the following:
was
wondering what you guys think of david fincher
I
think David Fincher is a risk-taking director, yet he has developed a signature
look to his movies (rainy, dark, disturbing) and I eagerly await each film he
does...I can't say that about too many directors now a day. I wish he could make
his entire movies as visually stunning as he does his opening credits. (AC 5/3/02)
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04/5/02 straicher (straicher@counterstrike.de) submitted the following:
nice
to see some german movies...my favs. 1)Jacobs ladder 2)conan the babarian 3)funny
games
Straicher..I
was not familiar with Funny Games
, and for those who were not either, it is a 1997 German film about a family held
captive in their own home. (AC 5/3/02)
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04/3/02 diane aurora aurora@u2mail.org) submitted the following:
dear
aaron, i just watched 'jacob's ladder' and felt that the core of the movie was
when the chiropracter,louie,told jacob about meister eckhart. so i looked on google
to see where else on the net that might be linked to the movie,and i found your
site. i have a hunch that a lot of people didn't 'get it' or at least,get THAT
and i'm glad you did. i think jacob could have used a copy of 'the tibetan book
of living and dying' or some equivalent. for me,this movie was sort of that equivalent,more
simply stated. i love the whole idea of your site as well,as i've been looking
for good movie recommendations. 'jacob's ladder' was recommended by someone at
nonduality.com
Diane...thank
you for the compliments, I'll have to check out nonduality.com
(AC 5/3/02)
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04/2/02 Robert Mendez (rob92160@aol.com) submitted the following:
Was
hoping someone has heard of the book Shibumi by Trevanian. Read somewhere in the
notes about filming for a movie. Does it ring a bell with anyone?
Robert..I
couldn't find any info on this subject. (AC 5/3/02)
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04/2/02 yomi (mari41) submitted the following:
I
want a movie 1984 is my born I take that to keep my movie 1984 .
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04/01/02 Maggot Renhorn (hugh_grant81@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
1)Full
Metal Jacket 2)GoodFellas 3)The Godfather 4)Animal House 5)Fast Times at Ridgemont
High
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03/30/02 jj (viper0108@aol.com) submitted the following:
i
sear if i could pik 100 movies u got 80 of em and every thought i had about those
movies u had on ur review all i gotta say is those r 100 great picks
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03/28/02 Nick (kooterfiosh@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
jacobs
ladder, platoon, true romance, boondock saints, matrix, fight club, night of the
living dead, resevoir dogs, lock stock and two smoking barrels, lord of illusions
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03/27/02 Shelly (shellbell2000_1999@Hotmail.com) submitted the following:
I
don't know if you can answer this question or not, but you seem to have an understanding
of great movies, so I can only hope. I'm looking for a movie where a man falls
in love with two women. One is "high society" one is down to earth. He believes
that he has lost one, but winds up finding the same girl acting differently. This
movie is old and is in black and white. If you could responsed telling me you
could, couldn't, wouldn't find the move. It would be great. Thank you. Shelly.
On
03/25/02 Drew/MII (dmoneey@Yahoo.com) submitted the following:
1)Fight
Club 2)Memento 3)Requiem For a Dream
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03/22/02 Joseph Gomez (singsing_joe@juno.com) submitted the following:
Hey,
it's me again! Just one little complaint - my name is JOSEPH, not JEFFERY like
in your feedback says. Oh well!
Anyway,
I have a question for ya'll and for whoever else has an opinion on this: Which
film do you think is better and why - Monsters, Inc. or Shrek? I know a lot of
people will probably shun me for that, but hey, nothing like a little friendly
and fierce debate, huh?! Peace. Joseph
P.S.
How 'bout Ice Age?
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03/22/02 Steven Ing (wideboy62@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
1)
Goodfellas 2) Godfather 2 3) Godfather 4) Shawshank redemption 5) Pulp Fictio
6) Apocolypse Now 7) Raging Bull 8) Citizen Kane 9) Schindler's List 10) Boyz
N the Hood 11) L.A. Confidential 12) One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest 13) The Usual
Suspects 14) Bonnie and Clyde 15) Psycho 16) Taxi Driver 17) Fargo 18) Vertigo
19) The Deerhunter 20) Lawrence Of Arabia
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03/22/02 jim jopper (n/a) submitted the following:
are
u joking me,,,,,,your movie lists blows ass
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03/22/02 eXodus (heavyrules99@yahoo.com) submitted the following:
OK...I
didnt mean to leave so many feedbacks..lol.. everytime i came back to this site
they werent there so i naturally made new ones...Just wanted to say thanks to
gnp for helping me out.. that one had me stumped for three years....lol...I enjoyed
your answers to all the peoples questions or remarks.. pretty damn funny... as
for the jennifer girl... some advice... when you have a idea for a movie.... THIS
IS THE WRONG PLACE TO POST IT .... lol in a movie lovers paradice.. and finally
have you ever seen the movie BOON DOCK SAINTS?? i watched it the other night and
i thought it roked....um and too the nevermind fellow , thanks but its not basic
instinct....laterz
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03/19/02 Torsten from Stages of Cologne (sab.toaster@gmx.de) submitted the following:
Hi,
I´m looking for the sounds of gun shots from "JFK". I need it for a stage-performance.
Can You help me? Thanx a ,lot...
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03/17/02 Glenda (gfordham@rogers.com) submitted the following:
Re:
The Indian Runner Thank goodness someone else has seen this movie and is of the
same opinion as I: Viggo Mortensen is incredible in his portrayal of the conflicted,
brutal younger brother. After seeing LOTR, I was intrigued by the actor and remembered
seeing him in A Walk on the Moon and a Perfect Murder, both films featuring subtle,
understated performances by Mortensen. A search on the net was rewarded with a
thorough filmography and I've been working my way thru his films. Couldn't believe
my luck when I found the one VHS copy of The Indian Runner available in Toronto.
Had to watch it twice - was his performance astounding or what?! In his directorial
debut, Penn shows great maturity and patience with his characters' development
and film pacing. Great foreshadowing of his latest "gift" to us - The Pledge.
On
03/16/02 Blake (fastboyblp@hotmail.com) submitted the following:
20.
The Sound of Music- 1965 19. Fight Club- 1999 18. The Shining- 1980 17. As Good
As It Gets- 1997 16. The Truman Show- 1999 15. Mr. Smith Goes To Washington- 1941
14. The Wizard of Oz- 1939 13. Singin' In The Rain- 1956 12. Rear Window- 1954
11. The Green Mile- 1999 10. Almost Famous- 2000 9. Fargo- 1996 8. The Silence
of the Lambs- 1991 7. It's A Wonderful Life- 1946 6. The Exorcist- 1973 5. Contact-
1998 4. The Others- 2001 3. Forrest Gump- 1994 2. West Side Story- 1961 1. Matilda-
1999
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03/14/02 Jim Woydziak (elbejay@msn.com) submitted the following:
With
the other Stanley Kubrick movies on your list, I was surprised not to see Dr.
Strangelove.
Several
other people have mentioned the same thing...for whatever the reason Dr. Strangelove
simply didn't do it for me. (AC 4/27/02)
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03/13/02 Nina (Nina_Balz@yahoo.de) submitted the following:
Hello!
I've seen that you've listed Skazka skazok as one of your personal top 100 films.
As I've been trying for quite a long time already to lay hands on a copy of it
or at least watch it somewhere, I would like to ask you whether you know of any
such possibility? Thank you very much for your answer, Nina
Nina...perhaps
this site may help. Click
here. (AC 4/27/02)
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03/12/02 JB (cbsalum@yahoo.com) submitted the following:
HELP!!!
Trading Places Bet to be settled (for more than $1!) The scens where Eddie Murphy
is arrested at the Private Club, when Mortimer asks him, "Are you from a broken
home?" What does Eddie reply?: a) "Yeah, we was broke, so what?" OR b) "Yeah,
it was broke, so what?" Thanks for your help!!!!
JB...I'm
not sure either, but I would guess a). (AC 4/27/02)
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03/12/02 Stuart (sdm107@yahoo.com) submitted the following:
You
can't be serious you didn't place Schindler's List on there. That's a joke. That
is the greatest film ever made.
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03/12/02 Philip Balmer (cleatussummers@aol.com) submitted the following:
the
best 5 films ever ar as follows:- 1) The Fugitive - Harrison Ford/Tommy Lee Jones
2) The Terminator - Arnold Scharzenegger 3) Evolution - Julliane Moore/Sean William
Scott/Orlando Jones/David Duchovny 4) Men In Black - Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones
5) Kelly's Hero's - Clint Eastwood
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03/10/02 KeyserSoze (gnp1@ukc.ac.uk) submitted the following:
To
AC: When you see L'Appartement just let me know if you liked it.
