Number 31 on the top 1000 films of all time is the French 2011 comedy-drama: the Intouchables, directed by Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano. Philippe (Francois Cluzet)… Read more “Untouchable review”
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Life is Beautiful review
Number 30 on the top 1000 films of all time is Roberto Benigni’s 1997 ‘Life is Beautiful.’ Set in Italy in the 30’s during, the rise of… Read more “Life is Beautiful review”
Leon: The Professional review
Number 27 on the top 1000 films of all time is Luc Besson’s 1994: ‘Leon: the Professional.’ Leon (Jean Reno) is a French hit-man or “cleaner” who… Read more “Leon: The Professional review”
City Lights Review
Number 26 on the 1000 greatest films of all time is Charlie Chaplin’s 1931 ‘City Lights.’ It is my first silent film and also my first Charlie… Read more “City Lights Review”
Se7en Review
Number 25 on the top 1000 films of all time is this psychological horror/thriller film, David Fincher’s 1995 film Se7en. Morgan Freeman plays the soon-to-retire William Somerset,… Read more “Se7en Review”
The Usual Suspects review
“After that my guess is that you will never hear from him again. The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he did not… Read more “The Usual Suspects review”
It’s a Wonderful Life Review
Now a film that is guaranteed to leave you with a smile on your face: number 23 on the top 1000 films of all time, Frank Capra’s… Read more “It’s a Wonderful Life Review”
Once Upon a Time in the West review
Number 22 on the top 1000 films of all time is Sergio Leone’s 1968 Once Upon a Time in the West. Jill Mcbain is a recent widow… Read more “Once Upon a Time in the West review”
City of God review
And number 21 of the 1000 greatest films of all time, we have the Brazilian crime drama, another foreign language classic, the 2002 City of God. City… Read more “City of God review”
The Seven Samurai Review
At number 16 of top 1000 films of all time, we have this 1954 Japanese adventure film. Set in 1586 during the warring states period of Japan,… Read more “The Seven Samurai Review”