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FAVORITE MOVIES
01 Othello - Orson Welles-1952
02 Dead ringers - David Cronenberg- 1988
03 Lolita - Stanley Kubrick-1962
04 Apocalypse now redux - Coppola-2001
05 Cross of iron - Sam Peckinpah-1977
06 The limey - Soderbergh-1999
07 Hana-bi (fireworks) - Takeshi Kitano-1997
08 The texas chainsaw massacre - Tobe Hooper-1974
09 Duck soup - Leo McCarey - 1933
10 You can't take it with you - Capra -1938
11 September -W.Allen-1987
12 Midnight in the garden of good and evil -Eastwood-1997
13 Dirty Harry -Don Siegel-1971
14 Foolish wives -Von Stroheim-1922
15 Man on the moon -Milos Forman-1999
16 Carnival of souls -Harold "Herk" Harvey-1962
17 Le jour se lève(Daybreak) -Marcel Carné-1940
18 Dr Mabuse -Fritz Lang-1922
19 Blitz Wolf - Tex Avery -1942
20 Bad lieutenant - Abel Ferrara-1992
21 Three colours : Red -Kieslowski-1994
22 Babe: pig in the city- George Miller-1998
23 Carlito's way-DePalma-1993
24 Julius Caesar - Mankiewicz-1953
25 The Damned -Visconti-1969
26 Vertigo- Hitchcock-1958
27 The cure - Chaplin -1917
28 Baby doll-Kazan -1956
29 The Servant - Losey- 1963
30 Death becomes her - Zemeckis-1992
31 My own private idaho- Gus Van Sant-1991

FAVORITE ACTORS
Dirk Bogarde
James Mason
Jean-Louis Trintignant
Terence Stamp
Groucho Marx
Gian Maria volonté

FAVORITE ACTRESSES
Romy Schneider
Isabelle Hupert
Diana Rigg
Michelle Pfeiffer
Katharine Hepburn

WORST MOVIES I HAVE EVER SEEN
Man and the woman - Lelouch - 1966
Man in the iron mask - Randall Wallace-1998
The Empire strikes back -1980
Stealing Beauty -Bertolucci-1996

tedstrong.com says: I'll tell you right now, I haven't been this excited over a list in a long time. It's fresh and original. Not to say that I agree completely, but...

I don't know if I've ever been able to sit through Orson Welles' Othello. I saw Dead Ringers a long time ago, but didn't really care for it. Love Kubrick's Lolita with James Mason. Apocalypse Now Redux, did it get a French release already, or did you see it at Cannes? I love the new Aurore Clement additions. Peckinpah's Cross of Iron! Wow. I like it. The Limey is great, haven't seen Beat Takeshi's Fireworks -- yet. I also don't think I've ever seen Texas Chainsaw. Duck Soup -- the best of the Marx Bros! You Can't Take It With You is good Capra, if a little corny. I prefer, of course, It's a Wonderful Life. For a Woody Allen entry... September? I haven't seen that one, but it's interesting for you to list it. I assume I'll get around to seeing it eventually. Seen most of his.

I liked the book Midnight Garden Good Evil, but didn't love it. I thought the film was only okay. If we're talking Eastwood as director I'm going to go with Unforgiven. And for your Peckinpah entry I find it interesting that it's not Wild Bunch, Pat Garrett or Ride the High Country. You are not into westerns?

Dirty Harry rules.

Haven't seen Foolish Wives. Silents are still my Achilles Heel. I thought Man on the Moon was a let down. Never saw Carnival of souls, or Marcel Carné's Daybreak. I've also not seen Dr Mabuse, but ironically I did see Lang's update, The 1000 Eyes of Dr Mabuse (1960) just the other day. Which I enjoyed. Will see the original soon -- maybe at the Lang-fest being held currently at the Pacific Film Archive in Berkeley.

The Tex Avery cartoon -- sneaky, throwing that in. I can't remember which it is by the title, but I may have seen it. Bad Lieutenant, not my favorite. As far as Red I LOVE it. I love Blue, too, and can't decide which I like more, so I usually list the entire Trilogy as one film. That's me being sneaky.

Haven't seen Babe. Carlito's Way was fun. Julius Caesar: gotta love Mason, good cast too, I like Louis Calhern as Caesar. Haven't seen the Damned yet, love Vertigo. Haven't seen The Cure, but Chaplin's not my favorite. Haven't seen Baby Doll, yet. The Servant is outstanding! Death Becomes Her? What a choice. I remember liking it more than most other people did at the time, but haven't seen it since it's original release date. Haven't seen My Own Private Idaho yet either.

Love your actors and actresses especially Bogarde, Mason, Schneider and HUPPERT! She rules.

But I liked A Man and a Woman, and loved the soundtrack, and I like Empire Strikes Back much better than Star Wars, Return of the Jedi and Star Wars 4.