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92. SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS, 1937
A magical fairytale and one of cinema’s most influential and cherished films The very first traditional cel animated feature film in...
Jan 25, 202217 min read


JUST A REMINDER...
Just a reminder that, for the time being, new film posts will be published every other week instead of weekly. As such, the next film...
Jan 18, 20221 min read


91. THE WOMEN, 1939
A delicious peek at the gossiping rich, featuring a glorious all-female cast Jungle Red. Who could believe that a nail polish color could...
Jan 11, 202218 min read


90. GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER, 1967
Screen legend Sidney Poitier stars in a groundbreaking and timeless film Screen legend and trailblazer Sidney Poitier passed away...
Jan 7, 202216 min read


FILM POST SCHEDULING CHANGE
A big thanks to all my readers and film watchers for your continued support. I can’t believe I’ve written about 89 films so far (plus a...
Jan 4, 20221 min read


89. THE APARTMENT, 1960
An astonishing blend of comedy, drama and satire create one sublime film The plight of the little guy has never been so beguilingly...
Dec 28, 202118 min read


88. MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, 1944
A landmark musical which has long become a holiday classic Great films are an experience, and “Meet Me in St. Louis” masterfully offers...
Dec 21, 202117 min read


87. BEN-HUR, 1959
A milestone in epic spectacles There’s nothing more suited for a movie-watching experience than giant, larger-than-life spectacles, and...
Dec 14, 202117 min read


86. WEST SIDE STORY, 1961
A musical masterpiece bursting with cinematic magic Through artfully entertaining filmmaking, “West Side Story” transformed a hit...
Dec 7, 202118 min read


85. THE MIRACLE WORKER, 1962
A tour-de-force battle of the wills soars in a powerfully moving biopic that helped propel the American New Wave Sometimes performances...
Nov 30, 202113 min read


84. CITIZEN KANE, 1941
A groundbreaking cinematic wonder, commonly regarded as the greatest film ever made “Citizen Kane” is a must-see for anyone interested in...
Nov 23, 202116 min read


83. MARTY, 1955
A grippingly poignant Oscar-winning gem, and one of the biggest little films in Hollywood history Great depth can be found in simplicity,...
Nov 16, 202110 min read


82. THE PRODUCERS, 1967
Simply one of the funniest films ever made Two Jews produce a Broadway musical about Adolf Hitler. Sounds like the beginning of a bad...
Nov 9, 202117 min read


81. THE THIRD MAN, 1949
A heart-stopping rollercoaster ride through the haunting streets of Vienna, in one of the greatest films ever made Anyone who loves...
Nov 2, 202116 min read


80. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, 1944
Murder was never as fun as in this riotous and much overlooked Halloween comedy Being that Halloween is upon us, this week’s classic,...
Oct 26, 202115 min read


79. TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, 1962
A powerful look at childhood and the loss of innocence Profound themes, emotional truths, performances that disappear into the story,...
Oct 19, 202116 min read


78. LA STRADA, 1954
An unexpectedly emotional tale of the human condition, told by a cinematic genius “La Strada” If I were faced with the daunting task of...
Oct 12, 202116 min read


77. THE BIRDS, 1963
A masterfully fun horror classic filled with style and suspense A quirky ornithologist states a commonly held philosophy: “Birds are not...
Oct 5, 202116 min read


76. SULLIVAN’S TRAVELS, 1941
A one-of-a-kind, highly influential dark comedy about valuing our own contributions This week’s film is a departure for me. With few...
Sep 28, 202114 min read


75. YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, 1938
Finding one's humanity in a zany, heartfelt celebration of the common man “You Can’t Take It with You” is a heavenly comedy with a kick....
Sep 21, 202118 min read
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