artful purposes.
"I never had a social life. I never left the house and I simply sat and read and watched television and done all the things that in life are generally considered to be quite negative and quite self-destroying." -Morrissey
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→TV Shows
The X-Files. 1993. Chris Carter.
Castle. 2009. Andrew Marlowe.
LOST. 2004. JJ Abrams, Damon Lindelof, Jeffrey Lieber.
Bones. 2005. Hart Hanson.
30 Rock. 2006. Tina Fey.
Mad Men. 2007. Matthew Weiner.
Gilmore Girls. 2000. Amy Sherman-Palladino.
Glee. 2009. Ryan Murphy.
V. 2009. Kenneth Johnson.
Fringe. 2008. JJ Abrams, Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci.
The Vampire Diaries. 2009. Kevin Williamson.
White Collar. 2009. Jeff Eastin.
Community. 2009. Dan Harmon.
Firefly. 2002. Joss Whedon.
Bleak House. 2005. Justin Chadwick.
Twin Peaks. 1990. David Lynch, Mark Frost.
Friends. 1994. David Crane, Marta Kauffman.
Californication. 2007. Tom Kapinos.
Spaced. 1999. Simon Pegg.
Desperate Housewives. 2004. Marc Cherry.
How I Met Your Mother. 2005. Carter Bays, Craig Thomas.
The Office. 2005. Greg Daniels, Ricky Gervais. Steve Merchant.
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→Top one hundred films in alphabetical order
1. 8½. 1963. Federico Fellini.
2. A Clockwork Orange. 1971. Stanley Kubrick.
3. All About Eve. 1950. Joseph L. Mankiewicz.
4. Amadeus. 1984. Milos Forman.
5. American Beauty. 1999. Sam Mendes.
6. Atonement. 2007. Joe Wright.
7. A Streetcar Named Desire. 1951. Elia Kazan.
8. Batman Begins. 2005. Christopher Nolan.
9. Blue Velvet. 1986. David Lynch.
10. Breakfast at Tiffany’s. 1961. Blake Edwards.
11. The Breakfast Club. 1985. John Hughes.
12. Brief Encounter. 1945. David Lean.
13. Bringing Up Baby. 1938. Howard Hawks.
14. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. 1969. George Roy Hill.
15. Casablanca. 1942. Michael Curtiz.
16. Chinatown. 1974. Roman Polanski.
17. City Lights. 1931. Charles Chaplin.
18. Close Encounters of the Third Kind. 1977. Steven Spielberg.
19. Closer. 2004. Mike Nichols.
20. The Dark Knight. 2008. Christopher Nolan.
21. Les diaboliques (The devils). 1955. Henri-Georges Clouzot.
22. Dial M for Murder. 1954. Alfred Hitchcock.
23. Donnie Darko. 2001. Richard Kelly.
24. Don’t Look Now. 1973. Nicolas Roeg.
25. Double Indemnity. 1944. Billy Wilder.
26. Edward Scissorhands. 1990. Tim Burton.
27. The Elephant Man. 1980. David Lynch
28. Enchanted. 2007. Kevin Lima.
29. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. 2004. Michel Gondry.
30. The Exorcist. 1973. William Friedkin.
31. Fight Club. 1999. David Fincher.
32. Finding Nemo. 2003. Andrew Stanton.
33. Finding Neverland. 2003. Marc Forster.
34. Ghost World. 2001. Terry Zwigoff.
35. The Gold Rush. 1925. Charles Chaplin.
36. Goodbye Lenin! 2003. Wolfgang Becker.
37. Gone with the Wind. 1939. Victor Fleming.
38. Hard Candy. David Slade. 2005.
39. Heavenly Creatures. 1994. Peter Jackson.
40. The Hours. 2002. Stephen Daldry.
41. Howards End. 1992. James Ivory.
42. It’s a Wonderful Life. 1946. Frank Capra.
43. Junebug. 2005. Phil Morrison.
44. Juno. 2007. Jason Reitman.
45. El laberinto del fauno (Pan’s Labyrinth). 2006. Guillermo del Toro.
46. Ladri di biciclette (The Bicycle Thief). 1948. Vittorio De Sica.
47. Låt den rätte komma in (Let the Right One In). 2008. Tomas Alfredson.
48. Das Leben der Anderen (The Lives of Others). 2006. Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck.
49. The Lion in Winter. 1968. Anthony Harvey.
50. Little Miss Sunshine. 2006. Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris.
51. Lost in Translation. 2003. Sofia Coppola.
52. Love Actually. 2003. Richard Curtis.
53. M. 1931. Fritz Lang.
54. Mean Girls. 2004. Mark Waters.
55. Memento. 2000. Christopher Nolan
56. Metropolis. 1927. Fritz Lang.
57. Misery. 1990. Rob Reiner.
58. Modern Times. 1936. Charles Chaplin.
59. Moulin Rouge! 2001. Baz Luhrmann.
60. Mulholland Dr. 2001. David Lynch.
61. My Cousin Vinny. 1992. Jonathan Lynn.
62. Network. 1976. Sidney Lumet.
63. On the Waterfront. 1954. Eliz Kazan.
64. Once. 2006. John Carney.
65. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. 1975. Milos Forman.
66. The Others. 2001. Alejandro Amenábar.
67. The Philadelphia Story. 1940. George Cukor.
68. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. 2003. Gore Verbinski.
69. Pride & Prejudice. 2005. Joe Wright.
70. Psycho. 1960. Alfred Hitchcock.
71. Pure. 2002. Gillies MacKinnon.
72. The Reader. 2008. Stephen Daldry.
73. Rear Window. 1954. Alfred Hitchcock.
74. Rebecca. 1950. Alfred Hitchcock.
75. Rebel Without a Cause. 1955. Nicholas Ray.
76. The Remains of the Day. 1993. James Ivory.
77. Requiem for a Dream. 2000. Darren Aronofsky.
78. Revolutionary Road. 2008. Sam Mendes.
79. Rocky. 1976. John G. Avildsen.
80. Roman Holiday. 1960. William Wyler.
81. Schindler’s List. 1993. Steven Spielberg.
82. Shadow of a Doubt. 1943. Alfred Hitchcock.
83. The Shawshank Redemption. 1994. Frank Darabont.
84. The Silence of the Lambs. 1991. Jonathan Demme.
85. Slumdog Millionaire. 2008. Danny Boyle.
86. Smultronstället (Wild Strawberries). 1957. Ingmar Bergman.
87. Some Like It Hot. 1959. Billy Wilder.
88. Sunset Blvd. 1950. Billy Wilder.
89. Taxi Driver. 1976. Martin Scorsese.
90. There Will Be Blood. 2007. Paul Thomas Anderson.
91. Titanic. 1997. James Cameron.
92. To Kill a Mockingbird. 1962. Robert Mulligan.
93. The Usual Suspects. 1994. Bryan Singer.
94. WALL-E. 2008. Andrew Stanton.
95. West Side Story. 1961. Jerome Robbins.
96. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? 1962. Robert Aldrich.
97. What’s Eating Gilbert Grape. 1993. Lasse Hallstöm.
98. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? 1966. Mike Nichols.
99. The Wizard of Oz. 1939. Victor Fleming.
100. Y tu mamá también. 2001. Alfonso Cuarón.
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→Film log.
¤17 June 2009; Inland Empire. 2006. David Lynch.
¤26 June 2009; The Innocents. 1961. Jack Clayton.
¤4 July 2009; Public Enemies. 2009. Michael Mann.
¤7 July 2009; Ôdishon (Audition). 1999. Takashi Miike.
¤9 July 2009; The House of Mirth. 2000. Terrence Davies.
¤10 July 2009; The Proposal. 2009. Anne Fletcher.
¤15 July 2009; Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince. 2009. David Yates.
¤10 August 2009; (500) Days of Summer. 2009. Marc Webb.
¤11 August 2009; Full Metal Jacket. 1987. Stanley Kubrick.
¤19 October 2009; The Third Man. 1949. Carol Reed.
¤20 October 2009; Good Night, and Good Luck. 2005. George Clooney.
¤31 October 2009; The Thing. 1982. John Carpenter.
¤2 November 2009; Paranormal Activity. 2007. Oren Peli.
¤4 November 2009; Where the Wild Things Are. 2009. Spike Jonze.
¤9 January 2010; Avatar. 2009. James Cameron.
¤13 February 2010. Shutter Island. 2009. Martin Scorsese.
¤26 February 2010. Dog Day Afternoon. 1975. Sidney Lumet.
¤31 March 2010. A Man and a Woman. 1966. Claude Lelouch.
¤10 July 2010. The Sting. 1973. George Roy Hill.
¤16 July 2010. Inception. 2010. Christoper Nolan.