{"id":6098,"date":"2011-04-20T00:12:56","date_gmt":"2011-04-20T04:12:56","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/?p=6098"},"modified":"2018-11-01T16:03:51","modified_gmt":"2018-11-01T21:03:51","slug":"five-year-anniversary","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/archives\/6098","title":{"rendered":"Five Year Anniversary"},"content":{"rendered":"

It’s the five-year anniversary of the movie journal! Since that first short post on a Seijun Suzuki movie<\/a> which Katy so hated, I’ve chalked up over 1100 features and over 800 shorts, many<\/em> of which Katy has hated. She married me anyway.<\/p>\n

In celebration of five years of movies, I’ve rescued a pile of must-see lists from my email archive. After all, the blog was started partly because of my obsession with movie lists, and it has happily coincided with them ever since (via the sortable list of entries<\/a> and various other must-see lists posted every few months, all collected here<\/a>). So these are project or theme-month lists left uncompleted, with titles I actually watched removed, and overlaps kept to a minimum.<\/p>\n

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\nMusicals Month<\/strong><\/p>\n

In October (and November) 2007, Katy and I watched a bunch of musicals. I even made a musicals-month soundtrack CD. There were some rocky selections – Katy walked out on Pennies From Heaven<\/a><\/em> and declared that Red Garters<\/a><\/em> was not a proper musical, but she got to pick Grease<\/a><\/em> and Fiddler on the Roof<\/a><\/em>. This looks like a list of my own leftover picks, with a few Katy-concession titles and a couple recommended by Joanna.<\/p>\n

New York, New York<\/strong>
\nHairspray<\/a><\/del>
\nTommy<\/a><\/del>
\nQuadrophenia<\/strong>
\nHallelujah<\/strong>
\nPerformance<\/strong>
\nA Star Is Born<\/strong>
\nTopsy Turvy<\/a><\/del>
\nOn the Town<\/a><\/del>
\nFunny Face<\/strong>
\n42nd Street<\/strong>
\nTop Hat<\/strong>
\nA Night at the Opera<\/strong>
\nI Love Melvin<\/strong>
\nDangerous When Wet<\/strong>
\nAnnie Get Your Gun<\/strong>
\nBells Are Ringing<\/strong>
\nHigh Society<\/a><\/del>
\nThe Muppet Movie<\/strong>
\nHello Dolly<\/a><\/del>
\nLes Girls<\/strong>
\nBlackfly<\/strong> \/ The Cat Came Back<\/strong>
\nRhapsody Rabbit<\/strong>
\nDixieland Droopy<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nDocumentary Month<\/strong><\/p>\n

From June 2008. One of the more successful theme months – we watched nine.<\/p>\n

anything by Ross McElwee<\/a><\/del>
\nThe War Room<\/a><\/del>
\nLessons of Darkness<\/a><\/del> (Herzog)
\nWhite Diamond<\/strong> (Herzog)
\nThe Big One<\/strong>
\nThe House Is Black<\/a><\/del>
\nForgotten Silver<\/a><\/del>
\nThe Power of Nightmares<\/a><\/del>
\nSalesman<\/strong> (Maysles)
\nSorrow and the Pity<\/strong>
\nDarwin’s Nightmare<\/strong>
\nThe Devil and Daniel Johnston<\/strong>
\nMy Kid Could Paint That<\/strong>
\nTaxi to the Dark Side<\/strong>
\nNanook of the North<\/strong>
\nOne Day in September<\/strong>
\nIn the Shadow of the Moon<\/strong>
\nThe Decline of Western Civilization<\/strong> (1981 punk)
\nThe Filth and the Fury<\/strong>
\nNo Direction Home<\/strong>
\nThin Blue Line<\/strong> (Morris)
\nGod’s Country<\/strong> (Malle)
\nCalcutta<\/strong> (Malle)<\/p>\n

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\nDocumentary Month 2<\/strong><\/p>\n

This January Katy said she wanted to do another doc month, so I made this list of movies I’ve already got which we could watch, but then we ended up doing a political-films month instead, during which we only watched two movies (the three-part The Trap<\/a><\/em>, and Standard Operating Procedure<\/a><\/em>).<\/p>\n

Bye Bye Africa<\/strong>
\nThe Living Dead<\/strong> (Adam Curtis)
\nThe Way of All Flesh<\/strong> (Adam Curtis)
\nShowman<\/strong> (Maysles)
\nDisgraced Monuments<\/strong>
\nListen To Britain<\/strong>
\nQallunaat!<\/strong>
\nMonitor: Elgar<\/strong>
\nCanal Zone<\/strong> (Wiseman)
\nHigh School<\/strong> (Wiseman)
\nNollywood<\/strong>
\nVHS Kahloucha<\/strong>
\nSisters In Law<\/strong>
\nThe End of Suburbia<\/strong>
\nGershwin<\/a><\/del>
\nKestrel’s Eye<\/strong>
\nWinged Migration<\/strong>
\nAntonio Gaudi<\/a><\/del>
\nSymbiopsychotaxiplasm<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\n2007 Movies<\/strong><\/p>\n

At the end of 2009 I thought I hadn’t seen enough 2009 movies to make any sort of best-of-year list, so I made a best-of-2006 list<\/a> instead. At the end of 2010 I figured I’d do the same for 2007 movies and make it a tradition, but then decided that was boring and obsessive. This was my must-see list of ’07 movies to watch in ’10.<\/p>\n

The Mourning Forest<\/strong>
\nSilent Light<\/a><\/del>
\nControl<\/strong>
\nAleksandra<\/strong>
\nThe Last Mistress<\/a><\/del>
\nBreath<\/strong>
\nBeaufort<\/strong>
\nSecret of the Grain<\/a><\/del>
\nL’Aim\u00e9e<\/strong>
\nChristopher Columbus, The Enigma<\/strong>
\nGo Go Tales<\/a><\/del>
\nYou, The Living<\/strong>
\nAssassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford<\/a><\/del>
\nGone Baby Gone<\/strong>
\nTrapped in the Closet<\/strong>
\nAqua Teen Hunger Force Movie<\/a><\/del>
\nDr. Plonk<\/a><\/del>
\nNightwatching<\/a><\/del>
\nIn the City of Sylvia<\/a><\/del><\/p>\n

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\n2005 Movies<\/strong><\/p>\n

Apparently I’d had the same idea in 2008, to watch a bunch of movies I’d missed from three years before. Looks like a list of stuff I thought I’d like, stuff I thought I’d hate, and critical favorites.<\/p>\n

Piano Tuner of Earthquakes<\/strong>
\nThe Sun<\/a><\/del>
\nThe Wild Blue Yonder<\/strong>
\nSileni<\/a><\/del>
\nThe Bow<\/strong>
\nThe Constant Gardener<\/strong>
\nBrick<\/strong>
\nAlone in the Dark<\/strong> \/ Bloodrayne<\/strong>
\nManderlay<\/strong>
\nLooking for Comedy in the Muslim World<\/strong>
\nLa Moustache<\/strong>
\nJunebug<\/strong>
\nMe and You and Everyone We Know<\/strong>
\nThree Burials of Melquiades Estrada<\/strong>
\nThank You For Smoking<\/strong>
\nThe Baxter<\/strong>
\nDon’t Come Knocking<\/strong>
\nFearless Freaks<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\n1930’s Month<\/strong> (August 2008)<\/p>\n

Between Trouble In Paradise<\/a><\/em> and Rules of the Game<\/a><\/em>, Katy and I watched seven 1930’s movies, and I watched one more<\/a> when she wasn’t around. These are the others I tried getting her to watch, along with my brief descriptions. I hardly ever give descriptions… must have been trying especially hard that summer.<\/p>\n

Enthusiasm<\/a><\/del> (groundbreaking russian experimental drama)
\nGabriel Over The White House<\/strong> (angel-as-president drama)
\nDaybreak<\/a><\/del> (french romantic tragedy, dir. of children of paradise)
\nLand Without Bread<\/a><\/del> (bunuel’s mountain documentary)
\nL’Idee<\/strong> (30-min pioneering animated film)
\n\u00c0 Nous la libert\u00e9<\/strong> (french left-wing satirical comedy)
\nMovie Crazy<\/strong> (harold lloyd wants to be in the movies)
\nMan’s Castle<\/strong> (pre-code spencer tracy romance)
\nThe Milky Way<\/strong> (harold lloyd talkie, milkman becomes a boxing star)
\nEdge of the World<\/a><\/del> (ahead-of-its-time british drama, scenic, tragic)
\nGrand Illusion<\/a><\/del> (french war drama often voted a top-ten-ever film)
\nThe Blue Angel<\/a><\/del> (the musical<\/del> that made marlene dietrich a star)
\nBoudu Saved From Drowning<\/a><\/del> (renoir comedy w one of my fave french actors)
\nSylvia Scarlett<\/a><\/del> (cukor\/grant\/hepburn romantic comedy!)
\nStory of the Late Chrysanthemums<\/a><\/del> (some kinda japanese masterpiece)
\nThreepenny Opera<\/strong> (musical from director of pandora’s box)
\nScarface<\/strong> (howard hawks’ original gangster drama)<\/p>\n

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\nChristmas Movies<\/strong><\/p>\n

Christmas Movie Week comes every December – this is the 2010 list, in descending order by how much I thought Katy would enjoy watching them.<\/p>\n

The Bells of St. Mary’s<\/strong>
\nComfort and Joy<\/strong>
\nI’ll Be Seeing You<\/strong>
\nNestor, The Long-Eared Christmas Donkey<\/strong>
\nA Midwinter’s Tale<\/strong>
\nChristmas Holiday<\/strong>
\n‘Til We Meet Again<\/strong>
\nBad Santa<\/strong>
\nJesus of Montreal<\/strong>
\nIn Search of a Midnight Kiss<\/strong>
\nBlackadder’s Christmas Carol<\/del>
\nA Tale of Winter<\/a><\/del>
\nThe Ref<\/strong>
\nFrozen River<\/strong>
\n‘R Xmas<\/strong>
\nA Midnight Clear<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nWesterns Month<\/strong> (Dec. 2010)<\/p>\n

A very enjoyable six-movie theme month with Katy. And eighteen left on the list I made, so we only got to a quarter of it, which still seems an unusually high ratio. Other lists I make (things to fix around the house, albums to buy, restaurants to try) are just as unrealistic and unrealized as my way-too-long movie lists. Westerns are tough because all their titles sound the same to me.<\/p>\n

Big Sky<\/a><\/del>
\nDuel in the Sun<\/strong>
\nAnnie Get Your Gun<\/strong>
\nThe Gunfighter<\/strong>
\nWagon Master<\/strong>
\nThe Lusty Men<\/a><\/del>
\nSilver Lode<\/strong>
\nWichita<\/strong>
\nMan of the West<\/a><\/del>
\nMan Who Shot Liberty Valance<\/a><\/del>
\nFort Apache<\/strong>
\nRed River<\/a><\/del>
\nBend of the River<\/a><\/del>
\nThe Far Country<\/strong>
\nThe Misfits<\/strong>
\nRide the High Country<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nLate Films<\/strong> (Dec. 2010)<\/p>\n

For the Shadowplay Late Films Blogathon<\/a> I watched a week’s worth of final or near-final films by writers, directors and in one case, actors. These are others that I considered:<\/p>\n

Lang: The Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse<\/a><\/del>
\nFranju: Shadowman<\/a><\/del>
\nChaplin: A King In New York<\/strong>
\nNick Ray: Lightning Over Water<\/strong>
\nWalerian Borowczyk<\/del>
\nDemy: Trois places pour le 26<\/strong> or Varda’s Demy double-feature<\/a><\/del>
\nCorman: Frankenstein Unbound<\/strong>
\nJarman: Blue<\/strong>
\nJohn Hubley: The Cosmic Eye<\/strong>
\nLubitsch: Cluny Brown<\/strong>, That Lady In Ermine<\/strong>
\nMelville: Un Flic<\/strong>
\nOshima: Taboo<\/strong>
\nSatyajit Ray: The Visitor<\/strong>, Branches of the Tree<\/strong>
\nSturges: Beautiful Blonde From Bashful Bend<\/a><\/del>, The French are a Funny Race<\/strong>
\nBorzage: The Big Fisherman<\/strong>
\nBorzage\/Ulmer: Journey Beneath the Desert\/Siren of Atlantis<\/strong>
\nJerry Lewis: Hardly Working<\/strong>, Cracking Up<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nRussian Movies<\/strong><\/p>\n

Just last month I decided I need to see all the silent Russian masterpieces, and a bunch more Russian movies for that matter. I only watched one feature and a short<\/a>. Anyway, I’ll get to it later.<\/p>\n

Starewicz 1912 Cameraman’s Revenge<\/strong> :13
\nBauer 1914 Child of the Big City<\/strong> :37
\nBauer 1915 After Death<\/strong> :46
\nProtazanov 1924 Aelita<\/strong> 1:51
\nEisenstein 1925 Potemkin<\/a><\/del>
\nVertov 1926 A Sixth Part of the World<\/strong> 1:14
\nVertov 1926 Man with the Movie Camera<\/a><\/del>
\nKuleshov 1926 Dura Lex<\/a><\/del> 1:18
\nEisenstein 1927 October<\/a><\/del>
\nDovzhenko 1929 Arsenal<\/a><\/del>
\nDovzhenko 1930 Earth<\/a><\/del>
\nVertov 1931 Enthusiasm<\/a><\/del>
\nDovzhenko 1932 Ivan<\/a><\/del>
\nKuleshov 1933 The Great Consoler<\/strong>
\nPudovkin 1933 Deserter<\/a><\/del>
\nMedvedkin 1938 New Moscow<\/strong> 1:16
\nEisenstein 1945 Ivan the Terrible<\/strong>
\nKalatozov 1959 Letter Never Sent<\/strong> 1:32
\n1967 Viy, Spirit of Evil<\/strong> 1:12
\nProtazanov 1969 The Queen of Spades<\/strong> 1:03
\nTarkovsky 1975 Mirror<\/a><\/del> 1:48
\nSokurov 1979 Sonata For Hitler<\/strong> :43
\nParajanov 1984 Legend of Suram Fortress<\/strong> 1:28
\nKlimov 1985 Come and See<\/strong> 1:13
\nSokurov 1988 Days of Eclipse<\/strong> 1:06
\nMuratova 1990 Asthenic Syndrome<\/a><\/del>
\nPetrov 1992 The Cow<\/strong> :10
\nMikhalkov 1994 Burnt by the Sun<\/strong> 2:15
\nSokurov 1994 Whispering Pages<\/a><\/del> 1:17
\nPetrov 1999 Old Man and the Sea<\/strong> :20
\nIosseliani 1999 Adieu Plancher<\/strong> 1:52
\nFokin 2002 Metamorphosis<\/strong> 1:24
\nMuratova 2004 The Tuner<\/strong> 2:35
\nSokurov 2007 Aleksandra<\/strong> 1:31
\nZvyagintsev 2007 The Banishment<\/strong> 2:30<\/p>\n

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\nSHOCKtober 2010<\/strong><\/p>\n

Going along with my plan to watch some of the “best films of the decade<\/a>“, I thought for SHOCKtober last year I’d confine myself to horror movies from 2000-2010. But I didn’t end up doing that at all. So here’s the list I’d planned to use:<\/p>\n

Taxidermia<\/strong>
\nFear(s) of the Dark<\/strong>
\nIn My Skin<\/strong>
\nThe Orphanage<\/strong>
\nInside<\/a><\/del>
\nWendigo<\/strong>
\nThe Last Winter<\/del>
\nMother of Tears<\/strong>
\nMysterious Skin<\/strong>
\nThe End of Suburbia<\/strong> \/ Darwin’s Nightmare<\/strong>
\nDemons<\/strong> (Mario O’Hara)
\nMemories of Murder<\/a><\/del> (bong)
\nAnatomy of Hell<\/strong>
\nThey Came Back<\/strong>
\nK Kurosawa: Seance<\/strong>, Bright Future<\/strong>, Doppelganger<\/strong>
\nThe Devil’s Backbone<\/a><\/del>
\nIrreversible<\/strong>
\nTwentynine Palms<\/strong>
\n13 Tzamedi<\/strong>
\nDeanimated<\/strong>
\nDemon Pond<\/strong>
\nVital<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nSHOCKtober 2009<\/strong><\/p>\n

Told myself I’d watch stuff that I’d bought and rented, but of course that never happens – I just rent new ones. I think this is a mash of lists from 2007-2009.<\/p>\n

Dr. Caligari<\/strong> 80min
\nOrgan<\/strong> 104min
\nVampyres<\/strong> 88min
\nThe Baby’s Room<\/strong> (2006) 76min
\nCrawlspace<\/strong> 80min
\nTo Sir With Love<\/strong> (2006) 93min
\nThe Old Dark House<\/a><\/del> 72min
\nDeath Bed<\/strong> (1977) 78min
\n2000 Maniacs<\/a><\/del> 84min
\nMansion of Madness<\/a><\/del>
\nMidori<\/strong> 49min anime
\nAtrocity Exhibition<\/strong> 102min
\nHaxan Witchcraft<\/strong> 76min
\nRubber’s Lover<\/strong> 91min
\nCthulhu<\/strong>
\nFear Itself<\/strong> episodes
\nPossession<\/a><\/del> by zulawski
\nTideland<\/a><\/del>
\nThe Woods<\/strong> (2006)
\nWizard of Gore<\/strong>
\nSheitan<\/strong>
\nThe Hunger<\/a><\/del>
\nNecronomicon<\/strong> (1993)
\nCurse of Frankenstein<\/strong> 1957
\nThe Mummy<\/a><\/del> 1959
\nStrange Circus<\/strong>
\nSeason of the Witch<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nShorts Month<\/strong><\/p>\n

November 2009 was Shorts Month<\/a>, when I watched so many shorts that I’m still kind of sick of them. Here are some (not counting the ones that ended up on the auteur list<\/a>) I’d intended to watch that month before I took a less focused approach and just devoured all the ones on my laptop.<\/p>\n

Philips-Radio<\/strong> (Joris Ivens)
\nUn Chant D’Amour<\/strong>
\nmore Chaplin<\/a><\/del>
\nBorzage: Nugget Jim<\/strong> \/ Pilgrim<\/a><\/del>
\nFree Cinema<\/strong> DVDs
\nEntr’acte<\/a><\/del> (Ren\u00e9 Clair)
\nLa Villa Santo-Sospir<\/a><\/del> (by Cocteau)
\nParis du par<\/strong> (anthology)
\nGodard\/Mieville DVD<\/strong>
\nGreenaway: 26 Bathrooms<\/strong>, Fear of Drowning<\/strong>, Writing on Water<\/strong>
\nHerzog: Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner<\/strong>, Unprecedented Defence of Deutschkreuz<\/strong>, Nobody Wants to Play with Me<\/strong>, Handicapped Future<\/strong>
\nHubleys: The Hat<\/del>, Moonbird<\/del><\/a>, Whither Weather<\/strong>
\nKiarostami: Breaktime<\/a><\/del>, The Chorus<\/a><\/del>
\nRohmer: Changing Landscapes<\/strong>
\nKen Russell: From Spain to Streatham<\/a><\/del>, London Moods<\/em>, Shelagh Delaney’s Salford<\/a><\/del>, Prokofiev<\/em>, Variations on a Mechanical Theme<\/em>, Antonio Gaud\u00c3\u00ad<\/em>
\nvarious by Terayama Shuji<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nTCM Essentials Month<\/strong> (Feb. 2011)<\/p>\n

This was short-lived because Katy didn’t have much time to waste on movies, but we’ll come back to it. She missed having cable, so I looked up lists of Turner Classic’s “essentials”, then after each movie we’d read their online article explaining why it was so essential.<\/p>\n

A Face in the Crowd<\/strong>
\nA Place in the Sun<\/strong>
\nA Star is Born<\/strong> (’54)
\nAn Affair to Remember<\/a><\/del>
\nAn American in Paris<\/a><\/del>
\nBen-Hur<\/strong>
\nBlack Orpheus<\/strong>
\nBonnie and Clyde<\/strong> (’67)
\nBrief Encounter<\/a><\/del>
\nDoctor Zhivago<\/strong> (1965)
\nDuck Soup<\/a><\/del>
\nFort Apache<\/strong>
\nGaslight<\/strong>
\nGilda<\/a><\/del>
\nGrand Illusion<\/a><\/del>
\nGunga Din<\/strong>
\nI Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang<\/strong>
\nImitation of Life<\/strong>
\nInvasion of the Body Snatchers<\/a><\/del>
\nJezebel<\/strong>
\nKind Hearts and Coronets<\/strong>
\nLawrence of Arabia<\/strong> (’67)
\nLeave Her to Heaven<\/strong> (’46)
\nLolita<\/strong>
\nMr. Smith Goes to Washington<\/strong>
\nNotorious<\/strong>
\nNow, Voyager<\/strong>
\nOut of the Past<\/a><\/del>
\nPaper Moon<\/a><\/del>
\nPaths of Glory<\/a><\/del>
\nPsycho<\/strong>
\nRebecca<\/strong>
\nRide the High Country<\/strong>
\nSaboteur<\/strong>
\nSeven Samurai<\/strong>
\nSome Came Running<\/strong>
\nStalag 17<\/strong>
\nStrangers on a Train<\/strong> (’51)
\nSweet Smell of Success<\/strong>
\nThe Bad and the Beautiful<\/strong>
\nThe Big Sleep<\/strong>
\nThe Four Feathers<\/strong>
\nThe Grapes of Wrath<\/strong>
\nThe Great Escape<\/strong>
\nThe Hustler<\/strong>
\nThe Letter<\/strong>
\nThe Maltese Falcon<\/strong>
\nThe Manchurian Candidate<\/a><\/del>
\nThe Merry Widow<\/strong>
\nThe Misfits<\/strong>
\nThe Mouse that Roared<\/strong>
\nThe Quiet Man<\/strong>
\nThe Sea Hawk<\/strong> (’40)
\nThe Snake Pit<\/strong> (’48)
\nThe Treasure of the Sierra Madre<\/strong>
\nThey Were Expendable<\/strong>
\nTo Kill A Mockingbird<\/strong> (1962)
\nTom Jones<\/strong>
\nTootsie<\/strong> (1982)
\nWhite Heat<\/strong>
\nWinchester ’73<\/a><\/del>
\nWitness for the Prosecution<\/strong>
\nWuthering Heights <\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nBonus List: Criterion Laserdiscs<\/strong><\/p>\n

I found a list of movies Criterion released before the DVD era, made note of the 80-ish I’ve never seen. I have an ongoing urge to watch everything the company puts out (as do many cinephile\/collectors, I’m sure), but between their main label and Eclipse, I’ll never actually catch up to the point that I need to worry myself over these. It’s still an interesting group of films, though.<\/p>\n

High Noon<\/a><\/del>
\nSabotage<\/strong>
\nSecret Agent<\/strong>
\nYoung and Innocent<\/a><\/del>
\nThe Asphalt Jungle<\/strong>
\nScaramouche<\/strong> (george sidney)
\nShow Boat<\/strong> (whale)
\nForbidden Planet<\/strong>
\nZulu<\/strong>
\nDarling<\/strong> (john schlesinger)
\nWest Side Story<\/a><\/del>
\nShampoo<\/strong>
\nMiracle in Milan<\/strong> (de sica)
\nBurn!<\/strong> (gillo pontecorvo)
\nThe Lacemaker<\/strong> (claude goretta)
\nKing of Hearts<\/strong> (philippe de broca)
\nSilverado<\/strong>
\nLast Tango in Paris<\/strong>
\nDr. No<\/strong>
\nFrom Russia with Love<\/strong>
\nGoldfinger<\/strong>
\nBad Day at Black Rock<\/strong>
\nLady for a Day<\/a><\/del> (capra)
\nCarnal Knowledge<\/strong> (mike nichols)
\nBlackmail<\/strong>
\nThe Prince of Tides<\/strong>
\nJason and the Argonauts<\/strong>
\nA River Runs Through It<\/strong>
\nDamage<\/strong> (malle)
\nCity of Hope<\/strong> (sayles)
\nConfidentially Yours<\/strong>
\nEdward II<\/strong> (jarman)
\nThe Bridge on the River Kwai<\/strong>
\nGet Out Your Handkerchiefs<\/strong> (bertrand blier)
\nEvergreen<\/strong> (victor saville)
\nPolyester<\/a><\/del>
\nSalt of the Earth<\/strong> (berbert biberman)
\nBodies, Rest & Motion<\/strong> (michael steinberg)
\nMenace II Society<\/strong>
\nTwo English Girls<\/strong>
\nThe Prince of Tides<\/strong>
\nWoman Next Door<\/strong>
\nDersu Uzala<\/strong>
\nThree Cases of Murder<\/strong> (david eady)
\nOnce Were Warriors<\/strong> (lee tamahori)
\nThe Atomic Cafe<\/strong>
\nWhy Has Bodhi-Dharma Left for the East?<\/strong>
\nWaltz of the Torreadors<\/strong> (john guillermin)
\nEl Cid<\/strong> (anthony mann)
\nDiva<\/strong>
\nThe Entertainer<\/strong> (tony richardson)
\nSwept Away<\/strong> (lina wertmuller)
\nThe Return of Martin Guerre<\/strong> (daniel vigne)
\nSweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song<\/strong>
\nMontenegro<\/strong> (makavejev)
\nA Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies<\/strong>
\nSupercop<\/strong>
\nOlympia I and II<\/strong>
\nPink Flamingos<\/strong>
\nFive Corners<\/strong> (tony bill)
\nGodzilla, King of the Monsters!<\/strong>
\nGodzilla vs. Mothra<\/strong>
\nGodzilla vs. Monster Zero<\/strong>
\nGodzilla’s Revenge<\/strong>
\nTerror of Mechagodzilla<\/strong>
\nSonatine<\/strong>
\nSwitchblade Sisters<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

It’s the five-year anniversary of the movie journal! Since that first short post on a Seijun Suzuki movie which Katy so hated, I’ve chalked up over 1100 features and over 800 shorts, many of which Katy has hated. She married me anyway. In celebration of five years of movies, I’ve rescued a pile of must-see […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[2],"tags":[1984,152],"class_list":["post-6098","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-movie","tag-journal","tag-lists"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/6098","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=6098"}],"version-history":[{"count":31,"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/6098\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":12855,"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/6098\/revisions\/12855"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=6098"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=6098"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/deeperintomovies.net\/journal\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=6098"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}