58. WHAT’S UP, DOC?, 1972
A classic screwball comedy, and one of the funniest films ever made If I were asked to name my pick for the funniest film ever made, my...
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57. 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY, 1968
An unforgettable cinematic milestone, considered one of the greatest and most influential films of all-time There are certain movies from...
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56. GILDA, 1946
A fiery film noir starring America's Love Goddess, which exposes the fine line between love and hate What looks like pure melodrama at...
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55. HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY, 1941
A haunting classic about the harshness and beauty of life, told through the eyes of a boy from a Welsh coal mining family Movies have the...
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54. MARY POPPINS, 1964
A magical classic that has remained a family favorite since its first release Major film studios each became known for producing films...
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53. GASLIGHT, 1944
A spellbinding thriller about love, terror, and mental turmoil Other films come and go, but “Gaslight” remains on my Top Ten Favorite...
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52. THE RED SHOES, 1948
A vibrantly daring masterpiece, and one of the most beautiful films ever made If you love beauty and drama, this is a must-see film. Set...
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51. THE THIN MAN, 1934
A uniquely fun detective story filled with murder, laughs, and liquor When was the last time you heard a detective film described as...
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50. MOROCCO, 1930
A magnificent exploration of passion, featuring iconic gender fluidity If there were ever a film in which aesthetics are as important as...
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49. WHITE HEAT, 1949
An extraordinarily entertaining gangster classic, featuring a powerhouse performance This week I’m excited to present the utterly...
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48. CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, 1958
Sex, lies, and greed are explored through explosive performances in this classic adaptation of Tennessee Williams Films on this blog are...
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47. SUNSET BOULEVARD, 1950
A thrilling masterpiece that contains one of cinema’s most iconic performances “Sunset Boulevard” provides such a richly enthralling...
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46. STEAMBOAT BILL, JR., 1928
An astonishing comedy that is still as fresh as the day it was made Take two rival steamboat operations, each owned by a controlling and...
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45. THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI, 1957
A stunning epic examining the morals and madness of war The war film “The Bridge on the River Kwai” blasted to smithereens the glamour...
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44. HIS GIRL FRIDAY, 1940
Rapid-fire dialogue and brilliant performances electrify this landmark screwball comedy “His Girl Friday” is mandatory viewing for anyone...
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43. CAMILLE, 1936
A deeply affecting romantic melodrama showcasing Golden Age glamour Hollywood films of the 1930s were in many ways, the most bewitchingly...
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42. M, 1931
A highly influential German psychological thriller and artistic landmark “M” is one of those extraordinarily rare films which is artistic...
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41. PILLOW TALK, 1959
A playfully delicious, trendsetting comedy, depicting an era gone by This lighthearted comedic tug-of-war between a strong-willed female...
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40. THE SEARCHERS, 1956
A galvanizing western that has become one of the most influential films of all time In a world we often think of as black and white, “The...
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39. REBECCA, 1940
Possibly the best psychological thriller ever made It would be a Sophie's choice, but if I were forced to choose a favorite Alfred...
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