Continuation of this Year's "Watched" List
The ones that I recommend most highly are emphasized
54. Rabbit-Proof Fence
55. Howl's Moving Castle by Hideo Miyazaki
56. Philadelphia Story
57. I'm Gonna Get You Sucka
58. Persepolis (projected on a wall in the parking lot by Murrays)
59. Advise and Consent by Otto Preminger
60. My Own Private Idaho by Gus Van Zandt
61. Burn!
62. Sanjuro
63. Saved!
64. Religulous
65. Phaedra
66. Hamlet 2
67. The Phantom Creeps
68. Children Playing Gods
69. In the Pool by Takashi Miike (introduced by the director at the freer-sackler gallery)
Starring Dustin Hoffman
70. Marathon Man
71. Midnight Cowboy
72. The Graduate
73. Kramer vs. Kramer
By Sydney Lumet
74. Network
75. When the Devil Knows You're Dead
I watched about 76 fewer movies than I did last year. There's a variety of things that contributed to this: no more netflix, less ability to make interlibrary loans, fewer friends who are cinephiles. Also, I admit that I'm having a little bit of trouble getting excited about movies, lately. I'm waiting to find another director like Perminger, or Hitchcock, or Buster Keaton whose movies all demand watching. If you have an ideas, suggestions are more than welcome.
54. Rabbit-Proof Fence
55. Howl's Moving Castle by Hideo Miyazaki
56. Philadelphia Story
57. I'm Gonna Get You Sucka
58. Persepolis (projected on a wall in the parking lot by Murrays)
59. Advise and Consent by Otto Preminger
60. My Own Private Idaho by Gus Van Zandt
61. Burn!
62. Sanjuro
63. Saved!
64. Religulous
65. Phaedra
66. Hamlet 2
67. The Phantom Creeps
68. Children Playing Gods
69. In the Pool by Takashi Miike (introduced by the director at the freer-sackler gallery)
Starring Dustin Hoffman
70. Marathon Man
71. Midnight Cowboy
72. The Graduate
73. Kramer vs. Kramer
By Sydney Lumet
74. Network
75. When the Devil Knows You're Dead
I watched about 76 fewer movies than I did last year. There's a variety of things that contributed to this: no more netflix, less ability to make interlibrary loans, fewer friends who are cinephiles. Also, I admit that I'm having a little bit of trouble getting excited about movies, lately. I'm waiting to find another director like Perminger, or Hitchcock, or Buster Keaton whose movies all demand watching. If you have an ideas, suggestions are more than welcome.