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Uli³Cain

16May10

Good list, we have a couple in common. Here's My List http://mubi.com/lists/8267

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Tony McIntosh

30Dec09

Very diverse list, with many of my favorites on it -- and a couple I've never heard of. I will familiarize myself with those. Persona, Lawrence of Arabia, Citizen Kane, Days of Heaven and City of Lost Children jump out at me the most. Assassination of Jesse James -- the newest film here -- had this dreamlike, haunting beauty that just made me want to watch it with the sound off.

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mark kaiser

30Dec09

At last, film-noir is given due credit with Double Indemnity, though I think it should have been something by John Alton. No Alton - no serious list in my book.

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Daniel McCarthy

29Dec09

Good to see Jesse James in there, thought it was one of the most heart stoppingly beautiful films of recent years.

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H. K. ‡

17Dec09

Good call on The Man Who Wasn't There: Excellent use of black and white photography, on par with the best American noir films of the 40s and 50s. Visually it is the Coen Brothers' best effort.

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gojira

10Dec09

Once Upon a Time in the West, one of my all time favorite films. Ever read Christopher Frayings' "Something about the Smell of Death", great insight into the shooting of this terrific western.

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SaintAmour Brennan

1Dec09

Thanks KJ. Big Clint Eastwood fan i see. the cinematography in BIRD, is quite memorable. I've never seen "Beguiled" and "Play Misty for Me", but i do love "Lenny", and I think the lighting in that film is quite wonderful buts it been a good 3/4 years. "Unforgiven" I would have to see if there are some ASC articles, cause although the interior scenes are brilliantly lit, I'm not to sure if the majority of the film, which is exterior, was lit at all.

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John Chiafos

28Nov09

FANTASTIC list. I'm glad to see "The Red Shoes" and "Barry Lyndon" in particular! Why no Blade Runner?