Top Films Of Decade: 1970’s

THE BEST OF THE BEST OF DECADE: 1970-1979

(Last updated: December 5, 2014)

No.	TITLE	YEAR	STARS	Out/10	GRADE
1	The Godfather (TOP 100)	1972	********	A+	10/10
2	Apocalypse Now (TOP 100)	1979	********	A+	10/10
3	The Godfather Part 2 (TOP 100)	1974	********	A+	10/10
4	Taxi Driver (TOP 100)	1976	********	A+	10/10
5	Star Wars: A New Hope (TOP 100)	1977	********	A+	10/10
6	Chinatown (TOP 100)	1974	********	A+	10/10
7	Barry Lyndon (TOP 100)	1975	********	A+	10/10
8	Aguirre: Wrath Of God (TOP 100)	1972	********	A+	10/10
9	A Clockwork Orange (TOP 100)	1971	********	A+	10/10
10	Annie Hall (TOP 100)	1977	********	A+	10/10
11	Jaws (TOP 100)	1975	********	A+	10/10
12	Grey Gardens (TOP 100)	1975	********	A+	10/10
13	Death In Venice (TOP 100)	1971	********	A+	10/10
14	One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (TOP 100)	1975	********	A+	10/10
15	Alien (TOP 100)	1979	********	A+	10/10
16	The Deer Hunter	1978	********	A+	10/10
17	Network	1976	********	A+	10/10
18	The Conversation	1974	********	A+	10/10
19	Manhattan	1979	********	A+	10/10
20	Sleuth	1972	********	A+	10/10
21	Cabaret	1972	********	A+	10/10
22	Picnic At Hanging Rock	1975	********	A+	10/10
23	Amacord	1973	********	A+	10/10
24	Five Easy Pieces	1970	********	A+	10/10
25	Monty Python’s Life Of Brian	1979	********	A+	10/10
26	Close Encounters Of The Third Kind	1977	********	A+	10/10
27	Monty Python And The Holy Grail	1975	********	A+	10/10
28	Eraserhead	1977	***1/2	A	9/10
29	The Rocky Horror Picture Show	1975	***1/2	A	9/10
30	Kramer Vs. Kramer	1979	***1/2	A	9/10
31	Murder On The Orient Express	1974	***1/2	A	9/10
32	The Exorcist	1973	***1/2	A	9/10
33	F For Fake	1973	***1/2	A	9/10
34	Seven Plus 7	1970	***1/2	A	9/10
35	Carrie	1976	***1/2	A	9/10
36	The French Connection	1971	***1/2	A	9/10
37	Rocky	1976	***1/2	A	9/10
38	National Lampoon’s Animal House	1978	***1/2	A	9/10
39	Death On The Nile	1978	***1/2	A	9/10
40	And Then There Were None	1974	***1/2	A	9/10
41	The Man Who Would Be King	1975	***1/2	A	9/10
42	The Private Live Of Sherlock Holmes	1970	***1/2	A	9/10
43	Monty Python’s And Now For Something Completely Different	1972	***1/2	A-	8/10
44	Love Story	1970	***1/2	A-	8/10
45	Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory	1971	***1/2	A-	8/10
46	Ryan’s Daughter	1970	***1/2	A-	8/10
47	Bananas	1971	***1/2	A-	8/10
48	Grease	1978	***1/2	A-	8/10
49	The Muppet Movie	1979	***1/2	A-	8/10
50	Superman	1978	***1/2	A-	8/10
51	The Aristocats	1970	***1/2	A-	8/10
52	The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh	1977	***1/2	A-	8/10
53	The Towering Inferno	1974	*******	B+	7/10
54	Murder By Death	1976	*******	B+	7/10
55	Force 10 From Navarone	1978	*******	B+	7/10
56	The French Connection 2	1975	*******	B+	7/10
57	10 Rillington Place	1971	*******	B+	7/10
58	The Prisoner Of Second Avenue	1975	*******	B+	7/10
59	Escape From Alcatraz	1979	*******	B+	7/10
60	Mutiny On The Western Front	1979	*******	B+	7/10
61	The Rescuers	1977	*******	B	6/10
62	Robin Hood	1973	*******	B	6/10
63	Charlotte’s Web	1973	*******	B	6/10
64	Julius Caesar	1970	*******	B	6/10
65	The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe	1979	**1/2	B-	5/10
66	The Omen	1976	**1/2	B-	5/10
67	The Great Gatsby	1974	**1/2	B-	5/10
68	Bedknobs And Broomsticks	1971	**1/2	B-	5/10
69	The Tragedy Of Macbeth	1971	**	C+	4/10
70	The Boys From Brazil	1978	**	C+	4/10
71	The Fury	1978	*	F	0/10
	Jesus Christ Superstar	1973	*	F	0/10

Class	Stars	Grade	Out/10
Great Movie	****	A+	10/10
Very Good	***1/2	A	9/10
Very Good – Recommended	***1/2	A-	8/10
Recommended	***	B+	7/10
OK – Below Average	***	B	6/10
Below Average	**1/2	B-	5/10
Below Average – Bad	**1/2	C+	4/10
Bad	**	C	3/10
Bad – Very Bad	**	C-	2/10
Very Bad	*1/2	D	1/10
Appalling	*	F	0/10

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Top Films Of Decade: 1960’s

THE BEST OF THE BEST OF DECADE: 1960-1969

(Last updated: October 15, 2013)

No.	TITLE	YEAR	STARS	Out/10	GRADE
	2001: A Space Odyssey (TOP 100)	1968	********	A+	10/10
	8 ½ (TOP 100)	1963	********	A+	10/10
	Psycho (TOP 100)	1960	********	A+	10/10
	The Up Series (TOP 100)	1964-	********	A+	10/10
	Dr. Strangelove (TOP 100)	1964	********	A+	10/10
	Lawrence Of Arabia (TOP 100)	1962	********	A+	10/10
	The Battle Of Algiers (TOP 100)	1965	********	A+	10/10
	La Dolce Vita (TOP 100)	1960	********	A+	10/10
	The Leopard (TOP 100)	1963	********	A+	10/10
	The Sound Of Music (TOP 100)	1965	********	A+	10/10
	Jules Et Jim (TOP 100)	1962	********	A+	10/10
	La Jetee (TOP 100)	1962	********	A+	10/10
	The Apartment (TOP 100)	1960	********	A+	10/10
	The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (TOP 100)	1962	********	A+	10/10
	To Kill A Mockingbird (TOP 100)	1962	********	A+	10/10
	The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (TOP 100)	1966	********	A+	10/10
	The Graduate	1967
	The Producers	1968	********	A+	10/10
	West Side Story	1961	********	A+	10/10
	Bonnie And Clyde	1967	********	A+	10/10
	Midnight Cowboy	1969	********	A+	10/10
	Seven Up	1964	********	A+	10/10
	My Fair Lady	1964	********	A+	10/10
	Blow Up	1966	********	A+	10/10
	The Birds	1963	********	A+	10/10
	The Manchurian Candidate	1962	********	A+	10/10
	Spartacus	1960	********	A+	10/10
	Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?	1966	********	A+	10/10
	Lolita	1962	********	A+	10/10
	Easy Rider	1969	********	A+	10/10
	Doctor Zhivago	1965	********	A+	10/10
	A Man For All Seasons	1966	********	A+	10/10
	Romeo And Juliet	1968	********	A+	10/10
	The Great Escape	1963	********	A+	10/10
	Breakfast At Tiffany’s	1961	***1/2	A	9/10
	Mary Poppins	1964	***1/2	A	9/10
	Marine	1964	***1/2	A	9/10
	Charade	1963	***1/2	A	9/10
	Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?	1960	***1/2	A	9/10
	In The Heat Of The Night	1967	***1/2	A	9/10
	Cape Fear	1962	***1/2	A	9/10
	Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner?	1967	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Jungle Book	1967	***1/2	A	9/10
	Oliver!	1968	***1/2	A	9/10
	Judgement At Nuremberg	1961	***1/2	A	9/10
	Inherit The Wind	1960	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie	1969	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Purple Noon	1960	***1/2	A-	8/10
	101 Dalmatians	1961	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Magnificent Seven	1960	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Guns of Navarone	1961	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Odd Couple	1968	*******	B+	7/10
	Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte	1964	*******	B+	7/10
	Wait Until Dark	1967	*******	B+	7/10
	Taming Of The Shrew	1967	*******	B+	7/10
	Miracle Worker	1962	*******	B+	7/10
	The Dirty Dozen	1967	*******	B+	7/10
	Italian Job	1969	*******	B+	7/10
	Hello, Dolly!	1969	*******	B+	7/10
	Train	1964	*******	B+	7/10
	Zulu	1964	*******	B+	7/10
	Pollyanna	1960	*******	B+	7/10
	Sword In The Stone	1963	*******	B+	7/10
	Time Machine	1960	*******	B+	7/10
	El Cid	1961	*******	B+	7/10
	To Sir, With Love	1967	*******	B	6/10
	Swiss Family Robinson	1960	*******	B	6/10
	How To Murder Your Wife	1965	*******	B	6/10
	Bedazzled	1967	*******	B	6/10
	The Fall Of The Roman Empire	1964	*******	B	6/10
	From Russia With Love	1963	*******	B	6/10
	Dr. Dolittle	1967	*******	B	6/10
	Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines	1965	*******	B	6/10
	Pocketful Of Miracles	1961	*******	B	6/10
	Trouble With Angles	1966	*******	B	6/10
	Parent Trap	1961	*******	B	6/10
	Yours, Mine And Ours	1968	*******	B	6/10
	55 Days At Peking	1963	*******	B	6/10
	The 300 Spartans	1962	*******	B	6/10
	King Of Kings	1961	**1/2	B-	5/10

Class	Stars	Grade	Out/10
Great Movie	****	A+	10/10
Very Good	***1/2	A	9/10
Very Good – Recommended	***1/2	A-	8/10
Recommended	***	B+	7/10
OK – Below Average	***	B	6/10
Below Average	**1/2	B-	5/10
Below Average – Bad	**1/2	C+	4/10
Bad	**	C	3/10
Bad – Very Bad	**	C-	2/10
Very Bad	*1/2	D	1/10
Appalling	*	F	0/10

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Top Films Of Decade: 1950’s

THE BEST OF THE BEST OF DECADE: 1950-1959

(Last updated: October 15, 2013)

No.	TITLE	YEAR	STARS	Out/10	GRADE
	Vertigo (TOP 100)	1958	********	A+	10/10
	Tokyo Story (TOP 100)	1953	********	A+	10/10
	Singin’ In The Rain (TOP 100)	1952	********	A+	10/10
	Rear Window (TOP 100)	1954	********	A+	10/10
	The Searchers (TOP 100)	1956	********	A+	10/10
	Sunset Boulevard (TOP 100)	1950	********	A+	10/10
	Some Like It Hot (TOP 100)	1959	********	A+	10/10
	All About Eve (TOP 100)	1950	********	A+	10/10
	North By Northwest (TOP 100)	1959	********	A+	10/10
	Night Of The Hunter (TOP 100)	1955	********	A+	10/10
	Seven Samurai (TOP 100)	1954	********	A+	10/10
	The 400 Blows (TOP 100)	1959	********	A+	10/10
	Rashomon (TOP 100)	1951	********	A+	10/10
	Touch Of Evil (TOP 100)	1958	********	A+	10/10
	Seventh Seal (TOP 100)	1957	********	A+	10/10
	La Strada (TOP 100)	1954	********	A+	10/10
	Imitation Of Life (TOP 100)	1958	********	A+	10/10
	Iriku (TOP 100)	1952	********	A+	10/10
	Rio Bravo (TOP 100)	1959	********	A+	10/10
	12 Angry Men (TOP 100)	1957	********	A+	10/10
	Rebel Without A Cause (TOP 100)	1955	********	A+	10/10
	On The Waterfront (TOP 100)	1954	********	A+	10/10
	The Bridge On The River Kwai	1957	********	A+	10/10
	High Noon	1952	********	A+	10/10
	Paths Of Glory	1957	********	A+	10/10
	East Of Eden	1955	********	A+	10/10
	Cat On A Hot Tin Roof	1958	********	A+	10/10
	Auntie Mame	1958	********	A+	10/10
	The Quiet Man	1952	********	A+	10/10
	A Star Is Born	1954	********	A+	10/10
	Starngers On A Train	1951	********	A+	10/10
	The African Queen	1951	********	A+	10/10
	The Band Wagon	1953	********	A+	10/10
	Umberto D.	1952	********	A+	10/10
	Ben-Hur	1959	********	A+	10/10
	Giant	1956	********	A+	10/10
	A Street Car Named Desire	1951	********	A+	10/10
	The Lavender Hill Mob	1951	********	A+	10/10
	An Affair To Remember	1957	********	A+	10/10
	Roman Holiday	1953	********	A+	10/10
	An American In Paris	1951	********	A+	10/10
	A Place In The Sun	1951	********	A+	10/10
	To Catch A Thief	1955	********	A+	10/10
	The Big Heat	1953	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Cranes Are Flying	1957	***1/2	A	9/10
	Dial M For Murder	1954	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Bad And The Beautiful	1952	***1/2	A	9/10
	Anatomy Of A Murder	1959	***1/2	A	9/10
	All That Heaven Allows	1955	***1/2	A	9/10
	Witness For The Prosecution	1957	***1/2	A	9/10
	From Here To Eternity	1953	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Man Who Knew Too Much	1956	***1/2	A	9/10
	Suddenly Last Summer	1959	***1/2	A	9/10
	Sabrina	1954	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Ladykillers	1955	***1/2	A	9/10
	Harvey	1950	***1/2	A	9/10
	Cinderella	1950	***1/2	A	9/10
	A Night To Remember	1958	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Wrong Man	1956	***1/2	A	9/10
	High Society	1956	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Man In The White Suit	1951	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Country Girl	1954	***1/2	A	9/10
	White Christmas	1954	***1/2	A	9/10
	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes	1953	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Big Country	1958	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Peter Pan	1953	***1/2	A-	8/10
	King And I	1956	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Sleeping Beauty	1959	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Seven Brides For Seven Brothers	1954	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Alice In Wonderland	1951	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Court Jester	1956	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Titanic	1953	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Lady And The Tramp	1955	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Stage Fright	1950	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Indiscreet	1958	***1/2	A-	8/10
	On The Beach	1959	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Ten Commandments	1956	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Around The World In 80 Days	1956	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Three Faces Of Eve	1957	*******	B+	7/10
	How To Marry A Millionarie	1953	*******	B+	7/10
	Julius Caesar	1953	*******	B+	7/10
	Gigi	1958	*******	B+	7/10
	The Importance Of Being Earnest	1952	*******	B+	7/10
	Inn Of The Sixth Happiness	1958	*******	B+	7/10
	Journey To The Centre Of The Earth	1959	*******	B+	7/10
	Les Girls	1957	*******	B+	7/10
	I Confess	1952	*******	B+	7/10
	Hound Of The Baskervilles	1959	*******	B+	7/10
	Heaven Knows Mr. Allison	1957	*******	B+	7/10
	The Robe	1953	*******	B	6/10
	Vikings	1958	*******	B	6/10
	Treasure Island	1950	*******	B	6/10
	Cheaper By The Dozen	1950	**1/2	B-	5/10
	Shaggy Dog	1959	**1/2	B-	5/10
	Don Camillo	1952	**1/2	B-	5/10
	The Trouble With Harry	1955	**1/2	C+	4/10
	Plan 9 From Outer Space	1959	*	F	0/10

Class	Stars	Grade	Out/10
Great Movie	****	A+	10/10
Very Good	***1/2	A	9/10
Very Good – Recommended	***1/2	A-	8/10
Recommended	***	B+	7/10
OK – Below Average	***	B	6/10
Below Average	**1/2	B-	5/10
Below Average – Bad	**1/2	C+	4/10
Bad	**	C	3/10
Bad – Very Bad	**	C-	2/10
Very Bad	*1/2	D	1/10
Appalling	*	F	0/10

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Top Films Of Decade: 1940’s

THE BEST OF THE BEST OF DECADE: 1940-1949

(Last updated: June 9, 2013)

No.	TITLE	YEAR	STARS	Out/10	GRADE
	Casablanca (TOP 100)	1942	********	A+	10/10
	Citizen Kane (TOP 100)	1941	********	A+	10/10
	Fantasia (TOP 100)	1940	********	A+	10/10
	It’s A Wonderful Life (TOP 100)	1946	********	A+	10/10
	The Bicycle Thieves (TOP 100)	1948	********	A+	10/10
	The Third Man (TOP 100)	1949	********	A+	10/10
	The Red Shoes (TOP 100)	1948	********	A+	10/10
	Notorious (TOP 100)	1946	********	A+	10/10
	Brief Encounter (TOP 100)	1945	********	A+	10/10
	The Great Dictator (TOP 100)	1940	********	A+	10/10
	His Girl Friday (TOP 100)	1940	********	A+	10/10
	Rebecca (TOP 100)	1940	********	A+	10/10
	Kind Hearts And Coronets (TOP 100)	1949	********	A+	10/10
	The Life And Death Of Colonel Blimp	1943	********	A+	10/10
	Double Indemnity (TOP 100)	1944	********	A+	10/10
	The Philadelphia Story (TOP 100)	1940	********	A+	10/10
	Out Of The Past (TOP 100)	1947	********	A+	10/10
	The Treasure Of Sierra Madre	1948	********	A+	10/10
	The Maltese Falcon	1941	********	A+	10/10
	Sullivan’s Travels	1942	********	A+	10/10
	My Darling Clementine	1946	********	A+	10/10
	The Lady Eve	1941	********	A+	10/10
	The Grapes Of Wrath	1940	********	A+	10/10
	Shadow Of A Doubt	1943	********	A+	10/10
	Now Voyager	1942	********	A+	10/10
	Pinocchio	1940	********	A+	10/10
	Meet Me In St. Louis	1944	********	A+	10/10
	Arsenic And Old Lace	1944	********	A+	10/10
	Red River	1948	********	A+	10/10
	The Big Sleep	1946	***1/2	A	9/10
	Mrs Miniver	1942	***1/2	A	9/10
	Laura	1944	***1/2	A	9/10
	Rope	1948	***1/2	A	9/10
	To Have, To Have Not	1944	***1/2	A	9/10
	Gun Crazy	1949	***1/2	A	9/10
	Gaslight	1944	***1/2	A	9/10
	Mildred Pierce	1945	***1/2	A	9/10
	Great Expectations	1947	***1/2	A	9/10
	Henry V	1944	***1/2	A	9/10
	How Green Was My Valley	1941	***1/2	A	9/10
	Bambi	1942	***1/2	A	9/10
	Hamlet	1948	***1/2	A	9/10
	Scarlet Street	1945	***1/2	A	9/10
	Dumbo	1941	***1/2	A	9/10
	On The Town	1949	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Ghost And Mrs. Muir	1947	***1/2	A	9/10
	Key Largo	1948	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Lost Weekend	1945	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Song Of Bernadette	1943	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Spellbound	1945	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Adam’s Rib	1949	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Jane Eyre	1944	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Sergeant York	1941	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Razor’s Edge	1946	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Penny Serenade	1941	***1/2	A-	8/10
	National Velvet	1944	***1/2	A-	8/10
	A Night In Casablanca	1946	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Bell’s Of Saint Mary’s	1945	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Murderers Among Us	1946	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Gentleman’s Agreement	1947	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Picture Of Dorian Gray	1945	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Bishop’s Wife	1947	*******	B+	7/10
	Going My Way	1944	*******	B+	7/10
	Lifeboat	1944	*******	B+	7/10
	Saboteur	1942	*******	B+	7/10
	The Big Clock	1948	*******	B+	7/10
	Joan Of Arc	1948	*******	B+	7/10
	Suspicion	1941	*******	B+	7/10
	Blossoms In The Dust	1941	*******	B+	7/10
	Anna Karenina	1948	*******	B+	7/10
	Phantom Of The Opera	1943	*******	B+	7/10
	Fun And Fancy Free	1947	*******	B	6/10
	The Keys Of The Kingdom	1945	*******	B	6/10
	Dragonwyck	1946	*******	B	6/10
	Men Of Boys Town	1941	**1/2	B-	5/10
	Three Caballeros	1945	**1/2	B-	5/10
	State Fair	1945	**1/2	B-	5/10
	Sauldos Amigos	1942	**1/2	B-	5/10

Class	Stars	Grade	Out/10
Great Movie	****	A+	10/10
Very Good	***1/2	A	9/10
Very Good – Recommended	***1/2	A-	8/10
Recommended	***	B+	7/10
OK – Below Average	***	B	6/10
Below Average	**1/2	B-	5/10
Below Average – Bad	**1/2	C+	4/10
Bad	**	C	3/10
Bad – Very Bad	**	C-	2/10
Very Bad	*1/2	D	1/10
Appalling	*	F	0/10

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2011 Movie Reviews

2011 MOVIE REVIEWS BY JEREMY

(Last Updated: December 5, 2014)

No.	TITLE	STARS	Out/10	GRADE
	The Tree Of Life (TOP 100)	********	A+	10/10
	Melancholia	********	A+	10/10
	The Artist	********	A+	10/10
	A Separation	********	A+	10/10
	Drive	********	A+	10/10
	The Descendants	********	A+	10/10
	Shame	***1/2	A	9/10
	Tinker Taylor Soldier Spy	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo	***1/2	A	9/10
	Hugo	***1/2	A	9/10
	We Need To Talk About Kevin	***1/2	A	9/10
	Bridesmaids	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Life In A Day	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Young Adult	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Moneyball	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Midnight In Paris	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Help	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Rango	***1/2	A-	8/10
	War Horse	***1/2	A-	8/10
	The Adventures Of Tintin	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Super 8	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes	*******	B+	7/10
	Carnage	*******	B+	7/10
	The Muppets	*******	B+	7/10
	My Week With Marilyn	*******	B+	7/10
	J. Edgar	*******	B+	7/10
	The Iron Lady	*******	B+	7/10
	The Ides Of March	*******	B+	7/10
	Restless	*******	B+	7/10
	Weekend	*******	B+	7/10
	The Eye Of The Storm	*******	B+	7/10
	Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows	*******	B	6/10
	X-Men: First Class	*******	B	6/10
	Kung Fu Panda 2	*******	B	6/10
	In Time	**1/2	B-	5/10
	Bad Teacher	**1/2	B-	5/10

Class	Stars	Grade	Out/10
Great Movie	****	A+	10/10
Very Good	***1/2	A	9/10
Very Good – Recommended	***1/2	A-	8/10
Recommended	***	B+	7/10
OK – Below Average	***	B	6/10
Below Average	**1/2	B-	5/10
Below Average – Bad	**1/2	C+	4/10
Bad	**	C	3/10
Bad – Very Bad	**	C-	2/10
Very Bad	*1/2	D	1/10
Appalling	*	F	0/10

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Final Golden Globes Predictions 2011

Best Motion Picture – Drama:

My Pick: THE DESCENDANTS

Winner: THE DESCENDANTS

Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy:

My Pick: THE ARTIST

Winner: THE ARTIST

Best Director:

My Pick: MICHEL HAZANAVICIUS, THE ARTIST

Winner: MARTIN SCORSESE, HUGO

Best Actor Drama:

My Pick: GEORGE CLOONEY, THE DESCENDANTS

Winner: GEORGE CLOONEY, THE DESCENDANTS

Best Actress Drama:

My Pick: MERYL STREEP, THE IRON LADY

Winner: MERYL STREEP, THE IRON LADY

Best Actor Musical or Comedy:

My Pick: JEAN DUJARDIN, THE ARTIST

Winner: JEAN DUJARDIN, THE ARTIST

Best Actress Musical or Comedy:

My Pick: KIRSTEN WIIG, BRIDESMAIDS

Winner: MICHELLE WILLIAMS, MY WEEK WITH MARILYN

Best Supporting Actor (ALREADY ANNOUNCED):

Winner: CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER, BEGINERS

Best Supporting Actress:

My Pick: OCTAVIA SPENCER, THE HELP

Winner: OCTAVIA SPENCER, THE HELP

Best Score:

My Pick: HOWARD SHORE, HUGO

Winner: LUDOVIC BOURCE, THE ARTIST

Best Original Song:

My Pick: “THE LIVING PROOF”, THE HELP

Winner: “MASTERPEICE”, W.E.

Best Animated Film:

My Pick: RANGO

Winner: THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN

Best Foreign Language Film:

My Pick: A SEPARATION

Winner: A SEPARATION

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Top Films Of The Decade: 1930’s

THE BEST OF THE BEST DECADE: 1930-1939

(Last updated: June 9, 2013)

No.	TITLE	YEAR	STARS	Out/10	GRADE
	The Rules Of The Game (TOP 100)	1939	********	A+	10/10
	Gone With The Wind (TOP 100)	1939	********	A+	10/10
	City Lights (TOP 100)	1931	********	A+	10/10
	The Wizard Of Oz (TOP 100)	1939	********	A+	10/10
	Modern Times (TOP 100)	1936	********	A+	10/10
	La Grande Illusion (TOP 100)	1937	********	A+	10/10
	Bringing Up Baby (TOP 100)	1938	********	A+	10/10
	Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (TOP 100)	1937	********	A+	10/10
	Duck Soup	1933	********	A+	10/10
	King Kong	1933	********	A+	10/10
	It Happened One Night	1934	********	A+	10/10
	Top Hat	1935	********	A+	10/10
	The Awful Truth	1937	********	A+	10/10
	39 Steps	1935	********	A+	10/10
	Mr. Smith Goes To Washington	1939	********	A+	10/10
	The Triumph Of The Will	1934	********	A+	10/10
	The Lady Vanishes	1938	********	A+	10/10
	42^nd Street	1933	********	A+	10/10
	Holiday	1938	***1/2	A	9/10
	Dark Victory	1939	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Adventures Of Robin Hood	1938	***1/2	A	9/10
	Gold Diggers 1933	1933	***1/2	A	9/10
	Good Bye Mr. Chips	1939	***1/2	A	9/10
	Captains Courageous	1937	***1/2	A	9/10
	Mutiny On The Bounty	1935	***1/2	A	9/10
	Grand Hotel	1932	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Man Who Knew Too Much	1934	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Sabotage	1936	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Mr. Deeds Goes To Town	1936	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Young And Innocent	1937	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Hound Of The Baskervilles	1939	*******	B+	7/10
	Anna Karenina	1935	*******	B+	7/10
	Boys Town	1938	*******	B+	7/10
	Jezebel	1938	*******	B+	7/10
	Chapaev	1934	*******	B+	7/10
	The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes	1939	*******	B+	7/10
	Jamaica Inn	1939	**1/2	B-	5/10

Class	Stars	Grade	Out/10
Great Movie	****	A+	10/10
Very Good	***1/2	A	9/10
Very Good – Recommended	***1/2	A-	8/10
Recommended	***	B+	7/10
OK – Below Average	***	B	6/10
Below Average	**1/2	B-	5/10
Below Average – Bad	**1/2	C+	4/10
Bad	**	C	3/10
Bad – Very Bad	**	C-	2/10
Very Bad	*1/2	D	1/10
Appalling	*	F	0/10

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Top Films of the Decades: 1910’s and 1920’s

THE BEST OF THE BEST OF DECADES, 1910-1929

(Last updated: October 15, 2013)

No.	TITLE	YEAR	STARS	Out/10	GRADE
	Sunrise: A Song Of Two Humans (TOP 100)	1927	********	A+	10/10
	The General (TOP 100)	1926	********	A+	10/10
	Metropolis (TOP 100)	1927	********	A+	10/10
	Battleship Potemkin (TOP 100)	1925	********	A+	10/10
	The Passion Of Joan Of Arc (TOP 100)	1928	********	A+	10/10
	Nosferatu (TOP 100)	1922	********	A+	10/10
	The Birth Of A Nation (TOP 100)	1915	********	A+	10/10
	An Andalusian Dog	1929	***1/2	A	9/10
	The Lodger	1927	***1/2	A	9/10
	Blackmail	1929	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde	1920	***1/2	A-	8/10
	Aelita: Queen Of Mars	1924	*******	B	6/10

Class	Stars	Grade	Out/10
Great Movie	****	A+	10/10
Great Movie – Very Good	****	A+	10/10
Very Good	***1/2	A	9/10
Very Good – Recommended	***1/2	A-	8/10
Recommended	***	B+	7/10
OK – Below Average	***	B	6/10
Below Average	**1/2	B-	5/10
Below Average – Bad	**1/2	C+	4/10
Bad	**	C	3/10
Bad – Very Bad	**	C-	2/10
Very Bad	*1/2	D	1/10
Appalling	*	F	0/10

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Top 10 Films of 2011:

From the deep stupor of the long summer days between Christmas and New Years, critics are pulled out of their lethargy and delirium to write-up their top 10 films of the year that was. So am I now, pulled back from my summer stupor, eyes bleary from sunshine, to write my list, before 2011 is no more. So without further delay here is my list of the best films of 2011:

(it is worth noting that this list is subject to change based on the release of further films in 2012)

1. ‘The Tree Of Life’ (Terrence Malick)

It is, in fact, unprecedented in my movie watching life that my most anticipated film coming into a year remains the best film coming out. Then again ‘Tree of Life’ is unlike almost any other film I have ever seen, the only other film that comparatively shares its sheer ambitious vision, could be my 5th favourite film of all-time, Kubrick’s masterpiece ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’. Terrence Malick’s seemingly vast and complex vision actually comes down to one simple, defining principle, namely: the belief that cinema can represent anything. For those who wish to confine and limit their experience of cinema to identifiable and familiar: subject matter, plot, character development and narrative structure, you will invariably be disappointed, confused and even angry while watching this movie. For this film is unquestionably polarizing, and controversial. If however you share the belief that cinema should have no boundaries and can aspire to art, then I invite you to be adventurous allow yourself to let go of cinematic restrictions and immerse yourself in its abstract beauty. If anything ‘Tree of life’ is an immersive experience, from its profound psychological insights, to its sweeping life-death, macro-micro scale, to its sheer ferocious truth, there is simply nothing like it. 10/10, A+, ****

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW4cMNue4m8&feature=fvst

2. ‘Drive’ (Nicholas Winding Refn)

With ‘Drive’ and ‘The Ides Of March’ Ryan Gosling confirms his position as the ‘so-hot-right-now’, ‘it’ actor of 2011, giving one of most subtlety powerful performances of his career and of the year. Filling most of the screen-time and almost all of the action scenes, ‘Drive’ is nearly a flawlessly slick character study of Gosling’s neo-noir, nameless, pastless and seemingly emotionless getaway and stunt-car driver, however the film ultimately triumphs in being a savage rebuttal to the thriller and suspense genre. This classic genre could be loosely described as films which promote intense excitement, suspense, ultra-heightened expectation, uncertainty and anxiety. ‘Drive’ embodies the most classic elements of this genre by focusing on: crime, high speed car-chases, hyper-violence and plot-twists. Yet unlike other famous suspense thriller movies such as ‘Speed’, ‘True Lies’ or the ‘Die Hard’ movies, which leave the audience with a sense of excitement, heroism and triumphant good, ‘Drive’ stands as a damning indictment of such films by exposing their vapid nature through quiet, unsentimental truth. And the cinematic truth in ‘Drive’ is utterly stunning. The hero is criminal and emotionally damaged, people die gruesome deaths, criminals evade justice, the world of the thriller is seedy, nihilistic and deadening. A ‘high-speed, action, thriller’ like you’ve seen many times, Drive is not. A visceral, stylish, and calculated masterpiece is what ‘Drive’ is. 10/10, A+, ****

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWX34ShfcsE

3. ‘Melancholia’ (Lars Von Trier)

If it can be said that the philosophic tone of ‘The Tree of Life’ is distinctly spiritual, supernatural and ethereal then ‘Melancholia’ by contrast is decidedly atheistic, naturalistic and grounded. This could be because, unlike ‘The Tree of Life’ which seeks to capture life in its sweeping entirety, Trier’s ‘Melancholia’ is focused on decline, depression and finally the death of the world. This isn’t to say that ‘Melancholia’ is any less beautiful or true by comparison, it has a terrible beauty which may very well be more truthful than Malick’s spirituality, only its scope is narrower. The film runs like the last act of Hamlet, not only in its Danish location, disturbing melancholic mood, but also in its creeping finality and immense sense of impending end. Though the first half of the film begins in relative calm with the ill-fated wedding of Justine, played by Kirsten Dunst in her best ever performance, the seeds of creeping unease are sown early on by the poisonous personal interactions of the characters, like an ‘unweeded garden that grows to seed.’ The film builds with a kind of increasing volcanic intensity in the second half aided by the actual growing rumbling sounds of the on-coming planet ‘Melancholia’. The final 20mins of the film is one of the most intense and overwhelming finales I have ever seen, I literally couldn’t stop gripping my seat. ‘Melancholia’ will leave you speechless as you sit in the black silence, and its disturbing beauty will haunt you, as its message plays on your mind. 10/10, A+, ****

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzD0U841LRM&feature=related

4. ‘We Need To Talk About Kevin’ (Lynne Ramsay)

Though “Melancholia’ is disturbing in true Von Trier fashion, our resistance is somewhat pacified by the scenes of eye-watering beauty. We Need To Talk About Kevin is also deeply disturbing, verging on horrifying, but unlike Von Trier, Ramsay offers no beautiful refuge for the audience, leaving us to confront full-on the ugly nature of guilt, trauma and psychosis in dark silence. It is in the film’s silence that its true cinematic power resides: in the silent and subtle performance of suffering by the incomparable and fierce Tilda Swinton; in the silence left when you remove sentimentality and sensationalism from scenes of horror; the emotional silence created when you play inappropriately happy music jingles over unsettling images of violence and the grotesque; and ultimately the final silence in the empty meaningless left the face of the horrific crime committed. Perhaps what is most disturbing is the mother/son relationship brilliantly articulated by Lynne Ramsay, which not only poses the obvious question of what is a mother to do when she does not love her son, but rather questions around the nature/nurture debate: is it a lack of motherly love that creates a psychopathic killer or is it the fact that the boy is a psychopathic killer that makes motherly love impossible. Although the film is occasionally unbelievable and flat in tone, the film leaves one with a powerful sense of the senselessness and inexplicable nature of murder by withholding beauty, sensation and answers to our questions leaving us in silence, a very powerful cinematic tool. 9/10, A, ***1/2

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLRgAe2jLaw

5. Life In A Day (Kevin MacDonald and the worldwide public)

The best documentary I have ever seen is the ‘Up Series’ which has followed the lives of 14 British children since 1964 when they were 7 years old, filming them at seven-year intervals throughout their entire lives, seeking to capture the central mysteries of human existence. (56 Up is expected to have its broadcast premiere in May 2012) Roger Ebert called this film series ‘an inspired even noble, use of the film medium’. The same could be said for the intention of ‘Life In A Day’ a crowdsourced documentary film consisting of an arranged series of video clips selected from 80,000 clips, seeking to represent a true story of a single day, July 24 2010, from around the world. The film opens like the dawning of a regular day, people wake up, go to the bathroom, brush their teeth, make breakfast. The simplicity and universality of the tasks of getting up, having lunch, going to bed really bring home the fundamental nature of life as a series of small, simple, tasks and events. The film is framed around three questions: ‘What do you love?’ ‘What is in your pocket?’ and ‘What do you Fear?’ Though the film is peppered with extraordinary scenes of violence, adventure, love, death, sadness, the vast bulk of the film is made up of the simple moments of life. In the final scene, which on first viewing seems a bit of a let down, actually on further contemplation ties the whole film together, it depicts a girl talking to the camera about how she had waited all day for something exciting to happen to film for her contribution and concluded that for her although ‘nothing really happened’ ‘tonight something really great happened’. Ah ha life is in the living, not in the grand moments but in the everyday ordinary ones!! 9/10, A, ***1/2

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bT_UmBHMYzg

(This film is free to watch on Youtube, in full)

6. Midnight In Paris (Woody Allen)

8/10, A-, ***1/2

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atLg2wQQxvU

7. The Help (Tate Taylor)

8/10, A-, ***1/2

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVTMkINRChk

8. Moneyball (Bennett Miller)

8/10, A-, ***1/2

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4QPVo0UIzc

9. Bridesmaids (Paul Feig)

8/10, A-, ***1/2

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UW9Zks5L2A

10. The Iron Lady (Phyllida Lloyd)

8/10, A-, ***1/2

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDiCFY2zsfc

Honourable Mentions:

11. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2,

12. Rango

13. Super 8

14. Rise of the Planet of the Apes

15. The Ides of March

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‘Restless’ 2011

Review:

‘Restless’ 2011,

Director: Gus Van Sant, Stars: Mia Wasikowska, Henry Hopper and Ryo Kase

The Ultimate Hipster Romance:

More aesthetic than believable, more sweet than beautiful, more heart-warming than profound, Restless is a simple and matter-of fact romance dealing with subject matter that is anything but. Mia Wasikowska is fast on her way to becoming an acting A-lister and Henry Hopper is devastatingly gorgeous as the melancholic Enoch. Both share brooding chemistry. Despite some glaringly self conscious and contrived moments in the first half, the overwhelming sincerity of the last act succeeds in making Restless a moving ode to young love and death. The most poignant quote comes from the imaginary Japanese Kamikaze pilot Hiroshi, in his suicide letter, ‘dying is easy, love is hard’. 7/10, B, ***

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2009 Movie Reviews

2009 MOVIE REVIEWS BY JEREMY

(Last updated: June 11, 2014)

	TITLE	STARS	Out/10	GRADE
1	The Hurt Locker	********	A+	10/10
2	The White Ribbon	********	A+	10/10
3	Avatar	********	A+	10/10
4	I Am Love	********	A+	10/10
5	Inglorious Basterds	********	A+	10/10
6	Up	********	A+	10/10
7	A Serious Man	***1/2	A	9/10
8	I Killed My Mother	***1/2	A	9/10
9	A Single Man	***1/2	A	9/10
10	Ponyo	***1/2	A	9/10
11	Bright Star	***1/2	A	9/10
12	Up In The Air	***1/2	A	9/10
13	The Cove	***1/2	A	9/10
14	Fantastic Mr. Fox	***1/2	A	9/10
15	District 9	***1/2	A	9/10
16	The Secret In Their Eyes	***1/2	A	9/10
17	Precious	***1/2	A	9/10
18	Prayers For Bobby	***1/2	A	9/10
19	Samson And Delilah	***1/2	A	9/10
20	The Road	***1/2	A-	8/10
21	In The Loop	***1/2	A-	8/10
22	Home	***1/2	A-	8/10
23	An Education	***1/2	A-	8/10
24	500 Days Of Summer	***1/2	A-	8/10
25	Grey Gardens	***1/2	A-	8/10
26	I Love You Phillip Morris	***1/2	A-	8/10
27	Coraline	***1/2	A-	8/10
28	Mary And Max	***1/2	A-	8/10
29	Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince	***1/2	A-	8/10
30	Valentino: The Last Emperor	***1/2	A-	8/10
31	This Is It	*******	B+	7/10
32	Chloe	*******	B+	7/10
33	Cheri	*******	B+	7/10
34	Princess And The Frog	*******	B+	7/10
35	Watchmen	*******	B+	7/10
36	Where The Wild Things Are	*******	B+	7/10
37	Star Trek	*******	B+	7/10
38	Julie And Julia	*******	B+	7/10
39	Public Enemies	*******	B+	7/10
40	Invictus	*******	B+	7/10
41	Channel Coco & Igor Stravinsky	*******	B+	7/10
42	State Of Play	*******	B+	7/10
43	Young Victoria	*******	B+	7/10
44	The Blind Side	*******	B+	7/10
45	Coco Avant Channel	*******	B+	7/10
46	September Issue	*******	B+	7/10
47	2012	*******	B+	7/10
48	Taking Woodstock	*******	B	6/10
49	Easy Virtue	*******	B	6/10
50	Five Minutes Of Heaven	*******	B	6/10
51	The Father Of My Children	*******	B	6/10
52	He’s Just Not That Into You	*******	B	6/10
53	Sherlock Holmes	*******	B	6/10
54	Pirate Radio	*******	B	6/10
55	Taken	*******	B	6/10
56	Angles And Demons	*******	B	6/10
57	Antichrist	**1/2	B-	5/10
58	New York, I Love You	**1/2	B-	5/10
59	It’s Complicated	**1/2	B-	5/10
60	Bride Wars	**1/2	B-	5/10
61	Underworld 3: Rise Of The Lycans	**1/2	B-	5/10
62	Knowing	**1/2	B-	5/10
63	Day Breakers	**	C+	4/10
64	The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus	**	C+	4/10
65	The Lovely Bones	**	C+	4/10
66	Bruno	**	C	3/10
67	Ugly Truth	**	C	3/10
68	Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen	*1/2	D	1/10
69	Land Of The Lost	*1/2	D	1/10
70	The Fourth Kind	*	F	0/10

Class	Stars	Grade	Out/10
Great Movie	********	A+	10/10
Great Movie – Very Good	********	A+	10/10
Very Good	***1/2	A	9/10
Very Good – Recommended	***1/2	A-	8/10
Recommended	*******	B+	7/10
OK – Below Average	*******	B	6/10
Below Average	**1/2	B-	5/10
Below Average – Bad	**1/2	C+	4/10
Bad	**	C	3/10
Bad – Very Bad	**	C-	2/10
Very Bad	*1/2	D	1/10
Appalling	*	F	0/10

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2010 Movie Reviews

2010 MOVIE REVIEWS BY JEREMY

(Last updated: December 4, 2013)

No.	TITLE	STARS	Out/10	GRADE
1	The Social Network	********	A+	10/10
2	The King’s Speech	********	A+	10/10
3	Inception	********	A+	10/10
4	I Am Love	********	A+	10/10
5	Toy Story 3	********	A+	10/10
6	Another Year	********	A+	10/10
7	Black Swan	********	A+	10/10
8	Winter’s Bone	***1/2	A	9/10
9	The Kids Are All Right	***1/2	A	9/10
10	In A Better World	***1/2	A	9/10
11	Animal Kingdom	***1/2	A	9/10
12	Blue Valentine	***1/2	A	9/10
13	True Grit	***1/2	A	9/10
14	Of Gods And Men	***1/2	A	9/10
15	Inside Job	***1/2	A-	8/10
16	Scott Pilgrim vs. The World	***1/2	A-	8/10
17	127 Hours	***1/2	A-	8/10
18	The Fighter	***1/2	A-	8/10
19	Heartbeats	***1/2	A-	8/10
20	The Ghost Writer	***1/2	A-	8/10
21	Arrietty	***1/2	A-	8/10
22	Beginners	***1/2	A-	8/10
23	Rabbit Hole	***1/2	A-	8/10
24	Shutter Island	***1/2	A-	8/10
25	Somewhere	*******	B+	7/10
26	All Good Things	*******	B+	7/10
27	Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 1	*******	B+	7/10
28	Never Let Me Go	*******	B+	7/10
29	Howl	*******	B+	7/10
30	Tron: Legacy	*******	B+	7/10
31	Four Lions	*******	B+	7/10
32	Agora	*******	B+	7/10
33	Tomorrow When The War Began	*******	B+	7/10
34	The Town	*******	B+	7/10
35	Wild Target	*******	B+	7/10
36	Barney’s Version	*******	B+	7/10
37	Potiche	*******	B	6/10
38	Green Zone	*******	B	6/10
39	Morning Glory	*******	B	6/10
40	Creation	*******	B	6/10
41	Robin Hood	*******	B	6/10
42	Brighton Rock	*******	B	6/10
43	The Killer Inside Me	**1/2	B-	5/10
44	Hereafter	**1/2	B-	5/10
45	Love And Other Drugs	**1/2	B-	5/10
46	Red Hill	**1/2	B-	5/10
47	Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps	**1/2	C+	4/10
48	Alice In Wonderland	**1/2	C+	4/10
49	Iron Man 2	**1/2	C+	4/10
50	Eat Pray Love	**	C	3/10
51	Skyline	*	F	0/10

Class	Stars	Grade	Out/10
Great Movie	****	A+	10/10
Very Good	***1/2	A	9/10
Very Good – Recommended	***1/2	A-	8/10
Recommended	***	B+	7/10
OK – Below Average	***	B	6/10
Below Average	**1/2	B-	5/10
Below Average – Bad	**1/2	C+	4/10
Bad	**	C	3/10
Bad – Very Bad	**	C-	2/10
Very Bad	*1/2	D	1/10
Appalling	*	F	0/10

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