84: Repo Man
Director: Alex Cox
Cast: Harry Dean Stanton, Emilio Estevez, Tracey Walter

Owe a lot to Alex Cox...he used to introduce great films on TV, a brilliant guy....AZHAR

83: Breathless
Director Jim McBride
Cast: Richard Gere, Valérie Kaprisky, Art Metrano
Soundtrack: Philip Glass

In my opinion a refreshing version of the original (Jean Luc Godard, Francois Truffaut), lovely soundtrack and a great cast! Sexy, naive and reckless...and a fantastic soundtrack using Philip Glass!

83: Rumblefish
Director: Francis Ford Coppola
Cast: William Smith, Mickey Rourke

82: Bladerunner
Director: Ridley Scott

"Stylistically, the film was arresting with fantastic, imaginative visual effects of a future Los Angeles conceived by futurist design artist Syd Mead, and influenced by the vision of Fritz Lang's Metropolis (1927) and Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968). [Mead had also been production designer for the same year's visually-pioneering TRON (1982), teamed with famed French futuristic illustrator Jean "Moebius" Giraud.] Another inspiration for the film was the 1974 science fiction book by novelist Alan E. Nourse titled The Bladerunner, set in the year 2014 about people who sold medical equipment and supplies to 'outlaw' doctors who were unable to obtain them legally. Many films have attempted to duplicate the dystopic, cyberpunkish look of Blade Runner, including Batman (1989), Johnny Mnemonic (1995), Strange Days (1995), The Fifth Element (1997), Dark City (1998), The Matrix (1999), and I, Robot (2004)."

Syd Mead....probaly the best visual film ever...and a fanastic narrative.... fuelled by Philp K Dicks amphetamine excesses....AZHAR

82: Diva
Director: Jean-Jacques Beneix

A stylish film that captured a stylised 1980s, gamorous and somehow parralell to a normality... AZHAR

79: Long Good Friday
Director: John Mackenzie.
Producer: Barry Hanson.
Associate Producer: Christopher Griffin.
Script: Barrie Keeffe.
Cinematographer: Phil Meheux.
Bob Hoskins, Helen Mirren

A prophetic film in describing the entry of a new age, "Thatcherism" and forsees the development of the docklands. Surely the most improtant film for London....AZHAR

79: Mad Max, Road Warrior, Beoynd Thunderdome
Director: George Miller

78: Midnight Express
Alan Parker
Brad Davies, John Hurt

Great Soundtrack, and iconic scenes! ...AZHAR

78: The Deer Hunter
Director: Michael Cimino.
Cast: Robert De Niro, John Cazale, John Savage

78: COMA
Director, Michael Chricton
Writers: Robin Cook (Novel), Michael Crichton
Actors: Geneviève Bujold, Michael Douglas, Elizabeth Ashley, Rip Torn, Richard Widmark, Lois Chiles , Hari Rhodes, Gary Barton, Frank Downing, Richard Doyle, Alan Haufrect, Lance LeGault, Michael MacRae, Betty McGuire, Tom Selleck

62: Lawrence of Arabia
Director: David Lean.
Cast: Peter O'Toole, Alec Guinness, Anthony Quinn

60: School for Scoundrels
Lifemanship, Gamesmanship and Woo-manship!

Based on the Stephen Potter "One Upmanship" and "Lifemanship" books, Henry Palfrey tries hard to impress but always loses out to the rotter Delauney. Then he discovers the Lifeman college run by "Professor" Potter and discovers the secrets of success. But has he the courage to put all his lessons into effect ?

Based on the play by Sheridan, a young man finds a very special school. It teaches him how to take advantage of people; How to seduce women, how to gain points in conversation, and how to beat a better tennis player by driving him crazy. He begins to put the lessons into operation.

59: North by Northwest
Director: Alfed Hitchcock
An extraordinary script, and the fictitious Vandamm House!
The house was created not by Frank Lloyd Wright, but by set designers Robert Boyle, William A. Horning, Merrill Pye, Henry Grace, and Frank McKelvey, although it does not seem clear,who should take the credit for teh "architecture". This is a matte shot (part of the frame is real action, the background is a painted set).

59: I'm Alright Jack
Director John Boulting
Screenplay Frank Harvey, John Boulting, Alan Hackney
Director of Photography Max Greene
Cast: Ian Carmichael (Stanley Windrush); Peter Sellers (Fred Kite); Dennis Price (Bertram Tracepurcel); Margaret Rutherford (Aunt Dolly); Richard Attenborough (Sidney De Vere Cox)

More class struggle..... British Society explored..... AZHAR

A young man seeking to enter industry and train for management, becomes an innocent pawn in double-dealing between Trade Union officialdom and Big Business. He causes a nation-wide strike before he finds out what is really going on, tells everybody what he thinks of them, and walks out.

59: Carlton Brown of the FO
"Cold War politicking and British colonial incompetence are given a gentle ribbing in this toothless but enjoyable British farce, about the fight by two 'superpowers' over an island rich in a vital constituent for nuclear weapons
Before the British film industry was taken over by bumbling fools, it enjoyed telling ironic, self-deprecating tales about bumbling fools and general English ineptitude. Hence this story in which Terry-Thomas, here playing the Diffident English Gent rather than his usual Cad, is the achingly genteel boob, Cadogan De Vere Carlton-Browne, failed diplomat par excellence and foil to Peter Sellers' Amphibulos, his savvy, swarthy Machiavellian opposite number on a remote former outpost of the British Empire called Gallardia. " www.channel4.com/film/reviews

57: The Admirable Crichton

Lewis Gilbert's TechniColour adaptation of J.M. Barrie's satirical stage play of the perfect butler. The story was originally filmed in 1918. Kenneth Moore and Cecil Parker excel in the their respective roles of servant and employer; perfectly changing their personas and protocols to convey the hilarity of subsequent role-reversal.

A brilliant capturing of the class structure, and "everyine must know there place" but its gently reveresed if ony for a while.... AZHAR

55: Night of the Hunter
Director: Charles Laughton, Robert Mitchum (uncredited)
Writing credits: Davis Grubb (novel), James Agee (screenplay), Charles Laughton (uncredited)
Cast: Robert Mitchum, Shelley Winters

55: To Catch A Thief
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Cast: Cary Grant, Grace Kelly

55: Ladykillers
Directed by Alexander Mackendrick
A Production by Michael Balcon
Production Company Ealing Studios
Story and Screenplay by William Rose
Director of Photography Otto Heller

"The story - five criminals, posing as musicians, successfully carry out a robbery, then find themselves defeated by their apparently harmless landlady, and ultimately driven to destroy each other - came in a dream to writer William Rose (who also wrote Mackendrick's previous film, The Maggie (1954)), and Mackendrick was immediately taken by its dark humour.

Alec Guinness gives probably his finest comic performance as the increasingly unhinged criminal mastermind Professor Marcus. The role was originally intended for Alastair Sim, and Guinness plays the part with more than a hint of Sim about him. But the film really belonged to the 77-year-old Katie Johnson as the apparently dotty but utterly indefatigable Mrs Wilberforce."

49: Kind Hearts and Coronets
Directed by Robert Hamer
Production Company Ealing Studios
Produced by Michael Balcon
Screenplay by Robert Hamer, John Dighton
Original novel Roy Horniman
Cinematography Douglas Slocombe

"Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) was the only Ealing comedy directed by Robert Hamer, and the critical and commercial highpoint of Hamer's troubled but often brilliant career. Adapted by Hamer and John Dighton from Israel Rank, a relatively little-known (but not as obscure as some have claimed) Edwardian novel by Roy Horniman, the film brilliantly taps a rich vein of black humour largely neglected in British films since Hitchcock." www.screenonline.org.uk/film

48: Rope
Alfred Hitchcock
"The real standout of this picture has got to be the cinematography. The entire movie is basically filmed in one continuous shot. The camera moves around with the characters over the apartment. It is made to look like you would see it on stage. You see everything going on and hear everything, just focus your attention on the characters that are speaking of moving around. The only time Hitchcock would stop the camera was when a person would walk by it would zoom in on their back for a second of two, just so the whole movie wasn't filmed non-stop, and made editing very simple. There is only one setting for the whole movie so you know exactly what is going on everywhere at all times. You can feel the suspense thickening as the men's secret is close to being exposed. "

The film was shot in a series of 8 minute continuous takes (the maximum amount of film that a camera could hold). At the end of each segment the camera zooms in on a dark object, ready to zoom out for the start of the next segment.

29: Pandoras Box
Büchse der Pandora, Die (1929)

Louise Brooks
Story from a book by Franz Wedekind

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