My Favorite Robert J. Flaherty Films

13 Friday Apr 2018

Posted by John Charet in 1920's Cinema, 1930's Cinema, 1940's Cinema, 1950's Cinema, Adventure, American Cinema, American Filmmakers, British Cinema, Cinema, Documentary, Drama, Family, Film Directors, German Cinema, Greatest, Irish Cinema, Lists, Silent Cinema, Top 313

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Elephant Boy, Louisiana Story, Man of Aran (Documentary), Moana 1926 (Documentary), Nanook of the North (Documentary), The Titan: Story of Michelangelo (Documentary)

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1. Nanook of the North (1922)
(Documentary)

2. Louisiana Story (1948)

3. Moana (1926)
(Documentary)
(no relation to the 2016 Disney film)

4. Man of Aran (1934)
(Documentary)

5. The Titan: Story of Michelangelo (1950)
(Documentary)

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1. Elephant Boy (1937)
(co-directed with Zoltan Korda)

My Favorite John Boorman Films

07 Wednesday Mar 2018

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Beyond Rangoon, Deliverance, Excalibur, Having a Wild Weekend (aka Catch Us If You Can), Hope and Glory, In My Country, Leo the Last, Point Blank, Queen and Country, The Emerald Forest, The General 1998, The Tailor of Panama, The Tiger's Tail, Where the Heart Is 1990, Zardoz

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1. Point Blank (1967)

2. Deliverance (1972)

3. Hope and Glory (1987)

4. The General (1998)
(No relation to the Buster Keaton film)

5. Excalibur (1981)

6. The Emerald Forest (1985)

7. Zardoz (1974)

8. Queen & Country (2014)

9. Leo the Last (1970)

10. The Tailor of Panama (2001)

11. The Tiger’s Tail (2006)

12. Hell in the Pacific (1968)

13. Having a Wild Weekend (1965)
(aka Catch Us If You Can)

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1. Where the Heart Is (1990)
(No relation to the 2000 film)

2. In My Country (2004)

3. Beyond Rangoon (1995)

My Favorite Neil Jordan Films (New)

30 Wednesday Sep 2015

Posted by John Charet in 1980's Cinema, 1990's Cinema, 2000's Cinema, 2010-Present Cinema, American Cinema, British Cinema, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Fantasy, Greatest, Horror, Irish Cinema, Irish Filmmakers, Lists, Neil Jordan, Romance, Thriller, Top 100

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Angel 1982, Breakfast on Pluto, Byzantium, In Dreams, Mona Lisa, Ondine, The Brave One, The Butcher Boy, The Company of Wolves, The Crying Game, The End of the Affair, The Good Thief, The Miracle 1991

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1. Byzantium (2012)

2. The Company of Wolves (1984)

3. Breakfast on Pluto (2005)

4. The End of the Affair (1999)

5. Ondine (2009)

6. The Butcher Boy (1997)

7. The Good Thief (2002)

8. The Miracle (1991)
(I saw it on an old VHS Tape)

9. The Crying Game (1992)

10. Mona Lisa (1986)

11. Angel (1982)

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1. In Dreams (1999)

2. The Brave One (2007)

My Favorite John Boorman Films (New)

25 Tuesday Aug 2015

Posted by John Charet in 1960's Cinema, 1970's Cinema, 1980's Cinema, 1990's Cinema, 2000's Cinema, Action, Adventure, American Cinema, Biography, British Cinema, British Filmmakers, Cinema, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Fantasy, Film Directors, Greatest, Horror, Irish Cinema, John Boorman, Lists, Music, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Thriller, Top 100, War

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Beyond Rangoon, Deliverance, Excalibur, Exorcist II: The Heretic, Having a Wild Weekend, Hell in the Pacific, In My Country, Leo the Last, Point Blank, Queen & Country, The Emerald Forest, The General 1998, The Tailor of Panama, The Tiger's Tail, Where the Heart Is 1990, Zardoz

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1. Point Blank (1967)

2. Hope and Glory (1987)

3. Deliverance (1972)

4. Queen & Country (2014)

5. The General (1998)

6. The Tiger’s Tail (2006)

7. Excalibur (1981)

8. The Emerald Forest (1985)

9. Zardoz (1974)

10. Leo the Last (1970)

11. The Tailor of Panama (2001)

12. Having a Wild Weekend (1965)

13. Hell in the Pacific (1968)

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1. Where the Heart Is (1990)

2. In My Country (2004)

3. Beyond Rangoon (1995)

4. Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)

2012: The Year In Film

01 Tuesday Jan 2013

Posted by John Charet in 2010-Present Cinema, Action, American Cinema, American Filmmakers, Anime, Avant-Garde, Bela Tarr, Black Comedies, British Cinema, British Filmmakers, Cable Films, Canadian Cinema, Canadian Filmmakers, Christopher Nolan, Comedies, David Cronenberg, David Gelb, Documentaries, Drama, Drew Goddard, Essay Films, French Cinema, French Filmmakers, Hiromasa Yonebayashi, Historical Bio, Horror, Hungarian Cinema, Hungarian Filmmakers, Iranian Cinema, Iranian Filmmakers, Irish Cinema, Irish Filmmakers, Jafar Panahi, Japanese Filmmakers, Joss Whedon, Leos Carax, Neo Noir, Philip Kaufman, Rian Johnson, Richard Linklater, Romance, Sam Mendes, Sarah Polley, Science Fiction, Sean Byrne, Sequels, Steven Spielberg, Superhero Films, Terrence Davies, Ti West, Top 10, Wes Anderson, William Friedkin

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