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Top Ten Films Of 1974!
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The Godfather, Part II (Two-Disc Widescreen Edition)The Godfather, Part II (Two-Disc Widescreen Edition)
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The best film of the year is the only sequel to have ever won an Oscar, but really who cares? The movie is a masterpiece. Many feel it is better than the original. One of Coppola's best.
Scenes From a Marriage - Criterion CollectionScenes From a Marriage - Criterion Collection
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This Ingmar Bergman film is the greatest film I have seen as of yet on the subject of love and marriage. At times it seems almost too realistic. Few films have matched its intensity.
ChinatownChinatown
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Maybe one of the all time great noir films. Jack Nicholson has seldom been better and Polanski has made few better than this.
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore [VHS]Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore [VHS]
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At first it might seem like an odd choice for director Martin Scorsese but this is actually one of his best films.
A Woman Under the Influence [Region 2]A Woman Under the Influence [Region 2]
Gena Rowlands' performance in this intense, emotionally draining John Cassavetes film may be the best of her career.
Day for NightDay for Night
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Francois Truffaut's love letter to cinema is one of his very best films. Gene Siskel called it the best film of the year.
The Mother and the Whore [VHS]The Mother and the Whore [VHS]
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Jean Eustache's film doesn't seems as shocking as Bertolucci's "Last Tango in Paris" but few films do. Here though we have an entertaining look at the games people play.
The ConversationThe Conversation
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Francis Ford Coppola borrows from 'Blow-Up' but makes a film that is his own. Hackman delivers one of his best performances.
Blazing SaddlesBlazing Saddles
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Mel Brooks' first hit film is also the funniest comedy of all time!
Daisy MillerDaisy Miller
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Peter Bogdanovich's adaptation of James' novel was bashed at first, but now I think some have warmed up to it. Cybill Shepard is wonderful.