01. Naked (Mike Leigh)
02. Jurassic Park (steven Spielberg) 35
03. Schindler's List (Steven Spielberg) 33
04. In the Name of the Father (Jim Sheridan)
05. Xi yan / The Wedding Banquet (Ang Lee)
06. Trois Couleurs: Bleu (Krzysztof Kieslowski)
07. La Ardilla Roja (Julio Medem)
08. Groundhog Day (Harold Ramis)
09. Ba wang bie ji / Farewell My Concubine (Kaige Chen)
10. True Romance (Tony Scott) 10
11. Carlito's Way (Brian Da Palma) 9
12. Caro Diario (Nanni Moretti) 8
13. Clean, Shaven (Lodge H. Kerrigan) 7
14. The Piano (Jane Campion) 6
15. The Remains of the Day (James Ivory) 5
1. Schindler's List
2. Dazed and Confused
3. Short Cuts
4. The Piano
5. Groundhog Day
6. Naked
7. The Fugitive
8. Fearless
9. True Romance
10. What's Eating Gilbert Grape
1. Wallace & Gromit in the Wrong Trousers - Nick Park
2. The Piano - Jane Campion
3. Short Cuts - Robert Altman
4. Groundhog Day - Harold Ramis
5. Caro diario - Nanni Moretti
6. La classe américaine - Michel Hazanavicius
7. Les gens normaux n'ont rien d'exceptionnel - Laurence Ferreira Barbosa
8. Cible émouvante - Pierre Salvadori
9. Cuisine et dépendances - Philippe Muyl
10. Arizona Dream - Emir Kusturica
11. Smoking/No Smoking - Alain Resnais
12. Trois couleurs: Bleu - Krzysztof Kieślowski
13. ソナチネ [Sonatine] - Takeshi Kitano
14. Naked - Mike Leigh
15. Schindler's List - Steven Spielberg
16. Manhattan Murder Mystery - Woody Allen
17. The Remains of the Day - James Ivory
18. Raining Stones - Ken Loach
I don't really see why not, if films can do their thing in 30 minutes it shouldn't need to last 200. Wrong Trousers is probably going to be on my list as well.
I don't really see why not, if films can do their thing in 30 minutes it shouldn't need to last 200. Wrong Trousers is probably going to be on my list as well.
1 -Groundhog Day
2 -Dazed and Confused
3 -Red Rock West
4 -Jurassic Park
5 -The Fugitive
6 -Demolition Man
7 -Cliffhanger
8 -Hard Target
9 -Sidekicks
10 -Cronos
Quite a good year:
1. The Scent of the Green Papaya
2. 32 short films about Glenn Gould
3. The Piano
4. Groundhog Day
5. Farewell My Concubine
6. Naked
7. The wrong trousers
8. Short Cuts
9. Sonatine
10.The remains of the day
11.Trois Couleurs Bleu
12.Schindler's list
13.A Bronx Tale
14.The Age of Innocence
15.The Wedding Banquet
16.M. Butterfly
17.Red Rock West
18.Falling Down
19.Trois Couleurs Blanc
20.This Boy's Life
First: Are anime OVAs eligible? For instance, Rorouni Kenshin: Betrayal?
Second: What year should we consider On The Silver Globe? It was directed 1976-1977, then ordered destroyed, then reconstructed from film salvaged by the production crew, then showed at Cannes in 1988, then came out in 1989.
Because, if we consider it 1989, you can equally argue that Passion of Joan of Arc is 1981.
Rorouni Kenshin: Betrayal was released as a film, so it's eligible. Regarding The Silver Globe, I guess it's simplest to just stick to our original rule and follow the RYM release date, which is 1989. For The Passion it's 1928.
1. Naked
2. What's Eating Gilbert Grape
3. Short Cuts
4. ソナチネ [Sonatine]
5. Falling Down
6. Philadelphia
7. In the Name of the Father
8. The Piano
9. Trois couleurs: Bleu [Three Colours: Blue]
10. True Romance
11. A Perfect World
12. The Fugitive
13. 方世玉 [Fong Sai Yuk]
14. Groundhog Day
15. Pölynimurikauppiaat [Suckers]
16. Bound by Honor [Blood In, Blood Out: Bound by Honor]
17. This Boy's Life
18. Dazed and Confused
19. 喜宴 [The Wedding Banquet]
20. The Nightmare Before Christmas
1. Short Cuts
2. Dazed and Confused
3. Groundhog Day
4. The Fugitive
5. Nightmare Before Christmas
6. Waynes World 2
7. Searching For Bobby Fischer
8. Jurassic Park
9. Cool Runnings
Three Colors: Blue
Dazed and Confused
Blue
Puppetmaster
Groundhog Day
The Wrong Trousers
In The Line Of Fire
Farewell My Concubine
The Age Of Innocence
The Sandlot (3 points)
Short Cuts (2 points)
Jurassic Park (2 points)
Faraway, So Close! (1 point)
I'd like to hear from some of the Short Cuts fans what they see in it. I see it as very holier than thou social commentary, and I see the characters as mostly midwestern stereotypes. (Or maybe 'Holier then them' is more accurate than 'Holier than thou'. Altman has a tendency of condescending his characters.)
Blue was a big surprise to me. It's amazing how good at film you can make with no visuals except a big blue screen in your face.
What an incredible year for cinéma !
I am extremely surprised that "The remains of the days" don't make a better position. It's for me one of the all-time best "english language" film.
Two comments for the French films "Germinal" and "Smoking/No smoking". You have here the two sides of French cinema. On one side, a huge fresco with a lot of money, an adaptation of the novel of Victor Hugo. I recommand this for those who go to the cinema just for the "show". On the other side "Smoking/No smoking" an incredible film but a lot more difficult to appreciate, almost theater, thoughts about life.
1. Trois couleurs : Bleu (Krzysztof Kieslowski)
2. The Remains of the Day (James Ivory)
3. Germinal (Claude Berri)
4. Schindler's List (Steven Spielberg)
5. Ma saison préférée (André Téchiné)
6. The Piano (Jane Campion)
7. Sonatine (Takeshi Kitano)
8. L'Odeur de la papaye verte (Tran Anh Hung)
9. Ba wang bie ji (Kaige Chen)
10. Manhattan Murder Mystery (Woody Allen)
11. Naked (Mike Leigh)
12. The Nightmare Before Christmas (Henry Selick)
13. Mina Tannenbaum (Martine Dugowson)
14. La classe américaine (Michel Hazanavicius)
15. Smoking/No smoking (Alain Resnais)
16. Dangerous Game (Abel Ferrara)
17. Caro diario (Nanni Moretti)
18. Cible émouvante (Pierre Salvadori)
19. Arizona Dream (Emir Kusturica)
Blue was a big surprise to me. It's amazing how good at film you can make with no visuals except a big blue screen in your face.
Ahhhhhh, Trois couleurs : bleu...how the cinema can bringing how much emotion ? The fabulous music, the fantastic Juliette Binoche, this so human story.
The tilogy is about the tree words of the French Motto : "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité" (Bleu, Blanc, Rouge) "Liberty, equality, fraternity".
un pour l'argent, deux pour le spectacle... trois pour le caillou...
I guess that's the less known movie outside France to star John Wayne, Dustin Hoffman, Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Clark Gable, Orson Welles, Charles Bronson, Elvis and some others ^^
un pour l'argent, deux pour le spectacle... trois pour le caillou...
I guess that's the less known movie outside France to star John Wayne, Dustin Hoffman, Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Clark Gable, Orson Welles, Charles Bronson, Elvis and some others ^^
Je ne pouvais pas passer à côté de "La classe Américaine". C'te poilade intégrale la première fois que je l'ai vu...et depuis, il me fait toujours autant marrer. Je ne peux pas dire que ce soit réellement un bon film mais depuis que j'ai vu les films à la con mis par certains dans les années 2000, je me suis permis.
Blue was a big surprise to me. It's amazing how good at film you can make with no visuals except a big blue screen in your face.
Ahhhhhh, Trois couleurs : bleu...how the cinema can bringing how much emotion ? The fabulous music, the fantastic Juliette Binoche, this so human story.
The tilogy is about the tree words of the French Motto : "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité" (Bleu, Blanc, Rouge) "Liberty, equality, fraternity".
That trilogy is wonderful and one of the high points of the 90s to me, but that sentence was actually referring to Derek Jarman's film Blue.
He made the film after going blind when he was dying, and there are no visuals. Just a big blue screen for almost an hour and a half.
Blue was a big surprise to me. It's amazing how good at film you can make with no visuals except a big blue screen in your face.
Ahhhhhh, Trois couleurs : bleu...how the cinema can bringing how much emotion ? The fabulous music, the fantastic Juliette Binoche, this so human story.
The tilogy is about the tree words of the French Motto : "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité" (Bleu, Blanc, Rouge) "Liberty, equality, fraternity".
That trilogy is wonderful and one of the high points of the 90s to me, but that sentence was actually referring to Derek Jarman's film Blue.
He made the film after going blind when he was dying, and there are no visuals. Just a big blue screen for almost an hour and a half.
1. Schindler's List (Steven Spielberg)
2. Groundhog Day (Harold Ramis)
3. Carlito's Way (Brian De Palma)
4. The Piano (Jane Campion)
5. Dazed And Confused (Richard Linklater)
6. Three Colours: Blue (Krzysztof Kieslowski)
7. Naked (Mike Leigh)
8. The Fugitive (Andrew Davis)
9. Philadelphia (Jonathan Demme)
10. Wallace & Gromit In The Wrong Trousers (Nick Park)
1. Wallace & Gromit in the Wrong Trousers
2. Short Cuts
3. What's Eating Gilbert Grape
4. Schindler's List
5. Groundhog Day
6. Trois couleurs: Bleu [Three Colours: Blue]
7. The Nightmare Before Christmas
8. Falling Down
9. Bad Boy Bubby
10. 喜宴 [The Wedding Banquet]
11. In the Name of the Father
12. The Piano
1) Sleepless in Seattle
2) Jurassic Park
3) Philadelphia
4) Dazed and Confused
5) The Nightmare Before Christmas
6) Groundhog Day
7) Cool Runnings
8) Carlito’s Way
9) Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
10) The Man Without a Face
11) The Wrong Trousers
I would've expected Schindler's List to win this easily, but I guess I forgot which boards I was posting on.
Title (Director) - Points/Votes/#1s
1. Groundhog Day (Harold Ramis) - 348/13/1
2. Short Cuts (Robert Altman) - 267/8/2
3. Dazed And Confused (Richard Linklater) - 218/7/0
4. Naked (Mike Leigh) - 205/7/2
5. Wallace & Gromit in The Wrong Trousers (Nick Park) - 180/7/2
6. Schindler's List (Steven Spielberg) - 178/6/2
7. The Piano (Jane Campion) - 170/8/0
8. Trois Couleurs: Bleu [Three Colours: Blue] (Krzysztof Kieslowski) - 168/8/1
9. Jurassic Park (Steven Spielberg) - 121/5/0
10. Philadelphia (Jonathan Demme) - 99/4/0
Got pretty close:
The Fugitive
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Four directors join Yimou and the Coen brothers in having two films in the finale. Spielberg gets two films through in one year, and Demme, Kieslowski and Altman already had one in the next round.
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