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Bogie, I've seen all your picks except for the curio. Same with everyone else's choices, except for THE POLAR EXPRESS. That looked too frightening.

My runner-ups were: A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT, FAHRENHEIT 9/11, HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS, DEAD MAN'S SHOES, and THE BOURNE SUPREMACY. I had no Larry's Choice. I would have listed THE INCREDIBLES and HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE in the kartoon korner.

THE USUAL SUSPECTS - one of the ultimate examples

Boy, the thrill sure is gone from this thread. Sorry to see you go, friend. Not quite sure what you meant by that last bit.

There's also an Invisible Man set. And none of them have the Abbott and Costello films included. I have all the sets sitting on my shelf.

2004 MILLION DOLLAR BABY TEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE LAYER CAKE THE LIFE AQUATIC WITH STEVE ZISSOU SHAUN OF THE DEAD ANCHORMAN: THE LEGEND OF RON BURGUNDY DAWN OF THE DEAD THE AVIATOR KILL BILL VOL. 2 ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND

Here are the 1001 for 2003: THE BARBARIAN INVASIONS** THE BEST OF YOUTH** ELEPHANT GOOD BYE LENIN! KILL BILL VOL.1 LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING LOST IN TRANSLATION OLDBOY OSAMA

That shoulda been a "T" name, Gipper.

Tiger Shark

Robert Ryan

Fort Utah

1969

Joan Leslie

Rambo: First Blood, Part II

Walter Huston

The Nines

The Shop on Main Street

The Blood Oranges

Parents

Tommy

Sollozzo, Virgil "The Turk" - Al Lettieri in The Godfather

(skipping X) Yarbrough, Cedric

Robert Walker's son was in an episode of Star Trek with Leonard Nimoy.

Anatomy of a Murder

Bogie, good call on Christina Ricci in Monster. She got overlooked because of Theron, but she was very good in it as well. I haven't seen Touching the Void or The Far Side of the Moon. Oldboy is a must see, I think. The pinnacle of the South Korean New Wave of film excellence. X-Men 2 is one of the 4 best superhero films, if that's saying anything. Ong-Bak is an amazing martial arts movie with some truly phenomenal stuntwork and fight choreography. Tony Jaa should have been the 00's Bruce Lee. Bad Santa and Bubba Ho-Tep are both outlandish and in questionable taste, but so am I. House of 1000 Corpses could just as easily been a Larry's Choice; it's sloppy, weird, loud, and nasty.