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1. Altered States (Russell)
2. Raging Bull (Scorsese)
2. The Stunt Man (Rush)
4. Atlantic City (Malle)
5. Ordinary People (Redford)
6. The Elephant Man (Lynch)
7. The Plumber (Weir)
8. The Black Marble (Becker)
9. Cruising (Friedkin)
10. Dressed to Kill (De Palma)
also good: Kagemusha, The Changeling, Popeye, Home Movies, The Shining, The Empire Strikes Back, Xanadu, Stardust Memories, From the Life of the Marionettes, Coal Miner's Daughter, Bye Bye Brazil, Brubaker, Simon, Melvin and Howard, Airplane!, Nijinsky, Flash Gordon, Fame, The Big Red One, The Club, Bad Timing, The Long Good Friday.
still need to see: Man of Iron, Oblomov, Contract, Who's Singin' Over There?, One Trick Pony.
What are your favorites? 
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Good movies this year:
1. Airplane!
2. Brubaker
3. Mon oncle d'Amerique
4. Ordinary people
5. Gods must be crazy
6. Caddyshack
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It has a horrible title, but is "Fatso" worth seeking out?
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It has a horrible title, but is "Fatso" worth seeking out?
It's ok.
If you saw John Candy in "Only the lonely" and liked it maybe you'll like this one.
I liked it but found myself feeling more sad than laughing. Don't think would like
to see it again.
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It has a horrible title, but is "Fatso" worth seeking out?
It's ok.
If you saw John Candy in "Only the lonely" and liked it maybe you'll like this one.
I liked it but found myself feeling more sad than laughing. Don't think would like
to see it again.
Okay, I'l keep this in mind.
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The Shining (recently saw the extended cut again but concluded I prefer the shorter cut)
Has the footage of the deleted epilogue in which Ullman meets with Wendy and Danny and rolls a ball to the boy ever been found?
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I didn't care for the novel of "The Man with Bogart's Face," but I'm still intrigued with the movie. Sacchi sure looks like Bogey, but how skilled is he at really seeming like him in manner?
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Oct 29, 2013 - 5:01 PM
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Bob DiMucci
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I didn't care for the novel of "The Man with Bogart's Face," but I'm still intrigued with the movie. Sacchi sure looks like Bogey, but how skilled is he at really seeming like him in manner?
Of course, he's not perfect, but he's at least as good as Jerry Lacy was in PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM, moreso, because Sacchi is on-screen continuously, vs. the occasional appearances of Lacy. In mannerisms, Sacchi is excellent, and at certain camera angles, you'd swear that Bogart himself was playing the part. The plot is somewhat complicated, but the script basically gives the Bogart character an unending string of wisecracks. Some are duds, but many are funny.
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I didn't care for the novel of "The Man with Bogart's Face," but I'm still intrigued with the movie. Sacchi sure looks like Bogey, but how skilled is he at really seeming like him in manner?
Of course, he's not perfect, but he's at least as good as Jerry Lacy was in PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM, moreso, because Sacchi is on-screen continuously, vs. the occasional appearances of Lacy. In mannerisms, Sacchi is excellent, and at certain camera angles, you'd swear that Bogart himself was playing the part. The plot is somewhat complicated, but the script basically gives the Bogart character an unending string of wisecracks. Some are duds, but many are funny.
I hope I can track it down. Looks like it worth a viewing just for the gorgeous actresses (Phillips, Hussey, Rowe) alone! 
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