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"Take the Oscar Challenge"

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Blogger Dean Treadway said...

Great list! Thanks for putting the english titles in for me (though most of those I should have known by their native titles). At first glance, I was struck by the inclusion of Unbreakable! A truly unsung, underappreciated movie.

October 16, 2008 at 2:26 AM

Blogger Dean Treadway said...

Wages of Fear is a film I like, but I like the remake SORCERER even more. The one film I wish I could like more on your list is GHOST DOG. Love Whittaker, dislike the movie, though. What unworthy villains for that character to battle. Never seen LONG KISS GOODNIGHT. Will comment more soon.

October 16, 2008 at 2:30 AM

Blogger James Hansen said...

Nice list. I agree that this was super super tough to put together and just about as subjective as it gets. I changed the rules a little for mine in order to stick to the Oscar spirit, but quickly found myself breaking those ownrules. Oh well... here's my list for what it's worth!

http://out1.blogspot.com/2008/10/shoulda-been-winner-meme.html

October 16, 2008 at 1:48 PM

Blogger Joel Bocko said...

Good list - I loved Unbreakable when it came out, not sure I like it as much now but I think I still prefer it to Sixth Sense (we'll see). The Point Break choice is an interesting one - do we have a forthcoming post on that topic (I like it too, but always placed it more in the "guilty pleasure" department - though the use of the presidential masks is admittedly a stroke of genius).

October 17, 2008 at 12:38 PM

Blogger Tony Dayoub said...

Dean:

"Long Kiss Goodnight" has been playing on IFC... try to catch it there.

James:

Love your list. I'll comment on it over there.

Movieman 0283:

I'm sorry I ever put anything down regarding defending "Point Break" because now everyone wants me to. But I do believe it is deserving, and I will post something on it down the line.

October 20, 2008 at 2:04 PM

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