I love seeing The Thin Blue Line up so high on this list. One of the most ominous, moody film noirs I've ever seen, and the story's all true.
Thanks for the invitation! I'd like to play: http://listology.com/ejones/list/films-seen-2010
Good thought. I saw "Shane" a few years ago and wasnn't particularly impressed by it, but I do recall being impressed by Palance.
That's good to hear. I'm hoping to see it over Thanksgiving Break.
No, I didn't. Thanks for catching the gaffe!
Thanks! Actually, I made up the list in large part just based on Criterion dvds that I have yet to see.
All too true.
Once Upon a Time in America (Sergio Leone, 1984)
Kagemusha
Might I suggest City of God (granted the gangsters in that movie are not very well organized)?
I love seeing The Thin Blue Line up so high on this list. One of the most ominous, moody film noirs I've ever seen, and the story's all true.
Thanks for the invitation! I'd like to play:
http://listology.com/ejones/list/films-seen-2010
Thanks for the invitation! I'd like to play:
http://listology.com/ejones/list/films-seen-2010
Good thought. I saw "Shane" a few years ago and wasnn't particularly impressed by it, but I do recall being impressed by Palance.
That's good to hear. I'm hoping to see it over Thanksgiving Break.
No, I didn't. Thanks for catching the gaffe!
Thanks! Actually, I made up the list in large part just based on Criterion dvds that I have yet to see.
All too true.
Once Upon a Time in America (Sergio Leone, 1984)
Kagemusha
Might I suggest City of God (granted the gangsters in that movie are not very well organized)?