I adamantly disliked this movie. It was just really dumb, not enjoyable and hard to follow. I wouldn't recommend this at all and I'm not sure why it's on the AFI … [Read more...]
AFI 100—Modern Times
I was so impressed with Modern Times (1936), which I got to watch last night. Even though City Lights was higher up (78 versus 11), I liked Modern Times so much … [Read more...]
AFI 100—12 Angry Men
Just watched 12 Angry Men (1957) last night. I was pleasantly surprised by this film. The movie, starring Henry Fonda, focuses strictly on the deliberations of a … [Read more...]
AFI 100—Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
As my 88th AFI 100 watched film, I have to say I was so disappointed! Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? (#67) was not at all what I expected and never ended up … [Read more...]
AFI 100—Bonnie & Clyde
Today I watched Bonnie & Clyde (#42 and my 87th film watched). I really liked this one, but I'm not surprised since I really like Warren Beatty. This was … [Read more...]
AFI 100—The General
I watched The General tonight. Boy are these silent films hard to focus on. This one actually was somewhat funny. It starred Buster Keaton who had a great way of … [Read more...]
AFI 100—City Lights
I finally got around to watching City Lights from the AFI 100 list. It's been sitting next to my TV for weeks now. Part of the problem I had is that it's a … [Read more...]
AFI 100—Do the Right Thing
This movie wasn't what I expected it to be. It was definitely interesting but not really my style. That wasn't too surprising to me, however. It was OK, I'm … [Read more...]
AFI 100—Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
I watched Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) last night. Pretty decent performances by very young Robert Redford and Paul Newman but the plot was set in a … [Read more...]
AFI 100—Ben-Hur
Ben-Hur (#100 on the AFI list) has been watched. It was pretty decent but really really long. Every time I see an intermission it makes me laugh because people … [Read more...]
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