#53: Ebert’s ‘102 Movies You Must See’ List – The Seven Samurai
Did they really say “sheeeeyit” in the 1600s? Yes, it was the subtitles, but it seems like they would have had a more clever word for expressing: “I can’t believe my misfortune.” Finally finished watching The Seven Samurai this afternoon. Overall, it was a good movie, but a little too long. Very epic. The hyper Samurai, who used to be a farmer, was just so over the top – he was kind of the Jar Jar Binks of Seven Samurai.
Seven Samurai – Criterion Collection – 3-Disc Remastered Edition
#53: Ebert’s ‘102 Movies You Must See’ List – The Manchurian Candidate
Was it really as good as it seemed? Yes, Ebert, it was. I watched The Manchurian Candidate (Special Edition)
And doesn’t Jude Law look like Laurence Harvey?
#53: Ebert’s ‘102 Movies You Must See’ List – The Bicycle Thief
This film definitely deserves to be on a “greatest films” list. When you think about the plot, it seems fairly simple and boring, but it’s so real. You can feel their pain of living in poverty and needing the bicycle to have a better future. And the cycle continues. Great movie, and the ending was very appropriate.
75 to go!
#53: Ebert’s ‘102 Movies You Must See’ List – The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
Huh? What a weird movie about nothing… I guess that was the point.
The Discreet Charm Of The Bourgeoisie – Criterion Collection
76 to go.
#52: Watch the Top 100 Grossing Films – The Sting
The Sting
Things I ♥: travel, food (I'm a pescatarian), the Pacific Northwest, bikes (I ride an orange mixte), beer (IPAs), summer, coffee, lists, and kittehs. Travel enthusiast, dabbler, and product manager at BootsnAll Travel Network.
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