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The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
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| The first time I watched TMC, I was like, "Whoa. Frank Sinatra!" but the blue-eyed crooner does an admirable job in this genre-defining masterpiece. |
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Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
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| Well, each director only gets one, and Sellers + Kubrick = gold. |
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The Graduate (1967)
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| Iconoclastic, stylish, and prescient (one word: plastics), Mike Nichols' classic sets the standard for coming-of-age movies. |
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M*A*S*H (1970)
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| It was a toss-up between MASH and Nashville, if you love the ensemble mayhem of Robert Altman, you can't go wrong with either (or Short Cuts). |
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Network (1976)
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| It might seem dated in a few years, but the legacy of Howard Beale will never die. |
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Barton Fink (1991)
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| Reality and imagination collide in this remarkable tale of writer's block. |
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Man Bites Dog (Criterion Collection) (1991)
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| Aside from Reservoir Dogs (re: ear scene), this serial-killer mockumentary is the only other movie I remember where people walked out of theater midway. Hilarious, thoughtful, and graphically disturbing. |
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Reservoir Dogs (Widescreen) (1992)
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| With a style all its own, this violent crime caper twists chronology and psychology to their breaking points. It set the (high) standard for all of QT's work. |
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Dead Man (1995)
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| We are all dying, but none quite as clearly as Johnny Depp as William Blake. An awesome and amusing death ride. The greatest Western ever made. |
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In the Company of Men (1997)
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| No one feeds off misogyny and misanthropy more than Neil LaBute, and never better than in this enthralling portrait of a psychopath. |
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In the Mood for Love (Criterion Collection) (2000)
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| As long as Wong-Kar Wai is around, romance will never die. |
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Amores Perros (2000)
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| Love's a bitch, and then you get caught in the middle of an illegal dog-fighting ring and everything goes to hell. Think Pulp Fiction, but better. |