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Hayden
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- #11
- Posted: 08/01/2016 20:13
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Thanks for the lists so far guys 
Although it is far from final, my top 10 will probably look like this:
1. Casablanca
2. Bicycle Thieves
3. The Red Shoes
4. Fantasia
5. Gilda
6. Citizen Kane
7. Brief Encounter
8. Beauty and The Beast
9. Jour De Fete
10. The Third Man
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CA Dreamin
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- #12
- Posted: 08/01/2016 23:35
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| Gowi wrote: |
The Magnificent Ambersons (Dir. Alfred Hitchcock, 1942) |
Wait, what?
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mickilennial
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- #13
- Posted: 08/02/2016 02:01
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Must've forgot to copy paste correctly. Let me know if there's any other inaccuracies.
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Mercury
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mickilennial
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- #16
- Posted: 08/02/2016 21:32
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| Mercury wrote: | | This should be fun. I look forward to seeing lists (great lists I've already seen from Badseed and Gowi and others have been helpful). I will wait awhile before I submit the list. I've got a lot of watching to do. |
How helpful though?
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Mercury
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badseed
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- #18
- Posted: 08/03/2016 03:45
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| StreetSpirit wrote: | | I'm predicting it will skew towards the latter half of the decade. |
I have always thought 1940 and 1941 are two of the strongest years not just of the decade but of all time. 1946 too, but it's more top heavy than anything ( handful of great classic films and a few good ones) as opposed to the other two, which literally have a dozen great films each and at least another dozen very good ones.
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mickilennial
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- Posted: 08/03/2016 04:14
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| badseed wrote: | | I have always thought 1940 and 1941 are two of the strongest years not just of the decade but of all time. 1946 too, but it's more top heavy than anything ( handful of great classic films and a few good ones) as opposed to the other two, which literally have a dozen great films each and at least another dozen very good ones. |
My top 100 breakdown basically agrees with you outside of 1946 being only a handful, it's the strongest year according to my list:
1940: 11
1941: 7
1942: 7
1943: 7
1944: 9
1945: 9
1946: 16
1947: 11
1948: 11
1949: 12
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badseed
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- Posted: 08/03/2016 05:30
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| Gowi wrote: | My top 100 breakdown basically agrees with you outside of 1946 being only a handful, it's the strongest year according to my list:
1940: 11
1941: 7
1942: 7
1943: 7
1944: 9
1945: 9
1946: 16
1947: 11
1948: 11
1949: 12 |
Decided to break mine down too and 1946 has the most in my top 100 as well. Contradiction? It doesn't fair as well in the 101-200 range, with only six more films making that portion of my chart, which I suppose is what I meant by top heavy. But I never noticed how good 1948 is until now. Here's my breakdown with the submitted 100 and then the total 200 in parenthesis.
1940: 12 (22)
1941: 8 (21)
1942: 9 (21)
1943: 8 (13)
1944: 12 (21)
1945: 9 (18 )
1946: 14 (20)
1947: 8 (18 )
1948: 13 (30)
1949: 7 (16)
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