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117 - It's a Wonderful Life - 10/10 - The story of George Bailey, who gets a chance, when he is struggling one Christmas, to see what life would be like if he had never been born. I enjoyed the movie a lot and even though this movie has been a holiday staple for decades, this is the first time I'd seen it.
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Nope. I was never interested in watching it before.Psychotic_Carp wrote:Dear god man you have never seen it before!!!!!
118 - On the Waterfront - 8/10 - Marlon Brando is excellent in this movie about waterfront corruption. Brando plays a former prizefighter who starts to have misgivings about the mob when he is used to lure a friend to his death.
121 - The Graduate - 7/10 - Dustin Hoffman stars as a college graduate who has an affair with a married woman and later falls in love with her daughter. I see this as a tale of two movies. I did not like the first half of the movie very much and would only rate it 5/10. It does show the aimlessness Ben feels upon graduation, but it nearly bored me to death. Things picked up a lot once Elaine came on the scene and the ending was great.
It was kind of funny seeing Norman Fell (Mr. Roper) in the movie as a landlord. It made me wonder what Three's Company would have been like with Dustin Hoffman. That show would have been pretty strange I imagine.
It was kind of funny seeing Norman Fell (Mr. Roper) in the movie as a landlord. It made me wonder what Three's Company would have been like with Dustin Hoffman. That show would have been pretty strange I imagine.
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122 - Sunset Boulevard - 8.5/10 - A struggling writer stumbles upon a rundown mansion. Inside the mansion is a rich, aging silent film star and the man gets caught up in her insanity. I enjoyed the movie quite a bit. William Holden did a nice job as the writer and Swanson was convincing as the silent film star, which of course she was. It was interesting seeing Cecil B. DeMille in the film along with the set of the movie he was filming at the time.
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123 - High Noon - 9/10 - Marshal Kane finds it hard to get any help when convicted murderer Frank Miller and friends come back to town after an absence of five years. This movie had quite a bit of suspense and was very entertaining. The sparse soundtrack and the use of black and white instead of color added to the picture.