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I think you're conflating two films. There is a scene similar to this in Hill 24 Doesn't Answer where the Israeli soldier pulls the shirt off of what he thinks is an Egyptian soldier to see a harkenkreuze tattoo and that the man is an ex-gestapo fighting with the Egyptians.

Okay not Top 10 but #33 is Spirited Away. Even as far as foreign animation I'd rather include Fantastic Planet or Tale of Tales.

Yeah, I don't remember the "commercial free" part but I remember them showing Nights of Cabiria before (albeit with commercials). As for the current state of their network, I don't care for it.

LOL. You're not the only one who dislikes the Most Beautiful apparently. From IMDB - Akira Kurowsawa's lowest rated film on IMDb.

Yikes, it's all French new wave and samurai/ kung fu movies. Even has an anime in the top 10. Really standard and boring list. Not "recherche" enough for my taste.

As much as I love that idea it just wouldn't have a large enough audience and wouldn't be able to turn a profit.

I really dislike that one. The r-****-d kid in that one is so annoying and the plot is all over the place.

Yeah, most action films heavily borrow plot and character elements and cinematography from it. Probably one of the first true action films.

Yeah, the industries were hit hard during the war. I assume when we reach the Italian neorealism and French new wave eras our lists will be a lot longer though.

Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Hara in This Land is Mine. The ending to this is so beautiful.

Poseidon Adventure

"Important" but she's only in a few minutes of the film.

J'accuse

No, I did catch it. Just sharing my thoughts on it and bumping this thread. Also Fawcet was probably just listed for her big celebrity name because she only plays a minor character in the movie.

Uhhh..... Plan 9 is a public domain film. There are no rights to it....

Logan's Run is pretty good. Jenny Agutter was hot in that.

Global warming's been around longer than we thought.

You need the copyright to show a movie on TV. I wouldn't think you would need one for an internet profile.

While Borgnine was really good in his role the emcee from Cabaret really did it more.

If Bob Dylan can get a Nobel then so can Grisham and King.

According to Moviecollector's database TCM has never shown Tevya before. http://moviecollector.us/reports/TCM_SCHEDULES_SUMMARY_alpha.htm However, it appears they did show the Light Ahead (1939) in 2006 and 2004 and that is probably what you're thinking of. Green Fields (1937) also appears to have played once in 2004.

I own this book and the 1001 Classical Recordings book too. It's one of my go to sources for older films along with the TSPDT top 1000.

The Long Riders Young Guns A Man from the Boulevard des Capucines (if you include red westerns) The Sixth/ Shestoy (same as above)

I was surprised how little talking was in this. It was almost like a silent movie.

The Secret Land was very good. The cinematography and shots of the barren, snow covered Antarctic land were beautiful and enchanting.