REVEALED: THE ILX TOP 100 FILMS OF THE 1960s IN CINERAMA!

interesting list, overall.

1. Two films have been removed from the Top 100 in exchange for two others.

2. Two films have fallen out of the top ten.

3. The positions of several other films have changed.

I'll be back in a little bit with entries for two new members of the Top 100 and a list of new rankings.

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93.The Dirty Dozen
Robert Aldrich, 1967
POINTS: 54
VOTES: 6

COMMENTS?

Not an especially interesting Aldrich film.

92. The Silence
Ingmar Bergman, 1963
POINTS: 55
VOTES: 3
#1's: 1

COMMENTS?

1. Dr. Strangelove**
2. Psycho
3. The Good The Bad & The Ugly
4. 2001: A Space Odyssey*
5. Breathless
6. The Manchurian Candidate*
7. Band of Outsiders/Bande A Part*
8. Bonnie and Clyde
9. Midnight Cowboy*
10. The Apartment
11. a hard day's night
12. The Graduate
13. Rosemary's Baby*
14. Lawrence of Arabia
15. Once Upon A Time In The West***
16. Yojimbo*
17. Jules and Jim
18. The Producers
19. Belle de jour
20. Night of The Living Dead
21. The Wild Bunch
22. Persona
23. The hustler*
24. Vivre Se Vie/My Life to Live**
25. Battle of Algiers
26. Peeping Tom
27. Le Samourai*
28. 8 1/2
29. Point blank
30. Au hasard Balthazar*
31. Butch Cassidy and the sundance kid
The Great Escape
33. Branded To Kill
34. Easy Rider
35. Repulsion**
36. High and Low
37. Lolita
38. Mary poppins*
39. weekend*
40. Help!*
41. Don't Look Back
42. La Dolce Vita
43. Playtime
44. Alphaville
45. Bullitt
46. Goldfinger
47. The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
48. Faster pussycat! Kill! Kill!*
49. Breakfast At Tiffany's
50. The Birds
51. Cool Hand Luke
52. The pink panther
53. Contempt
54. Carnival of souls*
55. The Man Who Shot Liberty Val
56. le jetee
57. Yellow submarine
58. Blow-up
59. Woman in the dunes
60. To Kill A Mockingbird*
61. One, two, three*
62. Tokyo drifter
63. Masculin feminin*
64. L'Aventura
65. Andrei rublev*
66. Z
67. The trial*
68. Billy Liar
69. Shoot The Piano Player
70. Pierrot Le Fou*
71. For a few dollars more
72. If…
73. a fist full of dollars
74. Barbarella
75. Knife in the water
76. Who's afraid of virginia woolf?
Charade
78. Bedazzled
79. the thomas crown affair
80. The exterminating angel
Mouchette
82. fahr 451
83. Les Doulos
84. Through a glass darkly
85. Spartacus
86. Planet of The Apes
87. The Loneliness of the long distance runner
88. Cleo From 5-7
89. A Woman Is A Woman
90. Cape fear
91. On her majesty's secret service
92. the silence*
93. The Dirty Dozen
94. Falstaff/chimes at midnight*
95. The magic chistian
96. My Fair lady
97 A Shot in the dark
Shock Corridor
99. The Odd couple
100. the fireman's ball

Still, it's one of the better ones in which you can see Charles Bronson punch out John Cassavettes.

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Where Daddy takes Tuesday Weld clothes shopping

Yes, this is a great/disturbing/wacko scene in Lord Love a Duck... which has a good first half-hour then becomes another desperate would-be-hip Hollywood comedy of the era. Not as painful or interesting as Skidoo, admittedly.

is it better than "Angel, Angel, We're Going Down"?

never heard of this -- let's stick to the 'A' pictures!

http://www.idyllopuspress.com/meanwhile/1447/blogging-angel-angel-down-we-go-aka-cult-of-the-damned/

Watched the CC edition of Medium Cool over the weekend -- the Chicago police riot footage, with Verna Bloom wandering thru in her yellow dress, is a mindblower still, tho I'm mixed on the overtly scripted stuff. Nice single-scene role for Peter Boyle. Also adroit use of that Mothers song about "psychedelic dungeons" and fake hippies.

I guess it might do better than tie for 204th now. Even tho "Look out, Haskell, it's real!" was dubbed in later.

Shirley Clarke's The Connection out on Blu-ray next week

http://www.milestonefilms.com/products/the-connection