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Director's Chair:
Akira Kurosawa

by Kaare Kvenild


Best Films
of 2006:

So Much Critics Team


The following list is a compilation of my five favorite Akira Kurosawa titles and why. If one person can be encouraged to look at his films because they read this list, I've done my job. Enjoy!
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Each of our three film critics voted for their top 10 films of 2006 and were given 30 points to split between each film as they chose as long as each film was given at least one point. We added up the points from each critic's list and the following is the result.
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Classic Corner:
Sergio Leone
Anthology and
Jungle Book

by Kaare Kvenild

Featured Review:
No Country
For Old Men

by Kaare Kvenild


Quick Picks:
American Gangster
Sweeney Todd
Beowulf


This, as you can probably tell by now, is the most random Classic Corner ever. I usually try to do these in themes but I decided to throw that idea out the window. All I want to do with this section is make people realize how wonderful classic film is.
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I think the western is an underappreciated, underused film genre by film makers today. This is why I loved 2007 because we were treated to three well-made and vastly different westerns: "3:10 to Yuma", "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford", and "No Country for Old Men"? . . . call it a Neo-western.
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Action-packed stories, fueled by power (American Gangster), Revenge (Sweeney Todd) and a Legend (Beowulf). Enjoy.
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10 Best Films
of All Time

by Tim, Joel and Kaare

We have each mixed in some of our favorites, to bring you a unique taste in film. You have all read the typical greatest film lists, and we did not want to bring you that, again. Our lists include films that have inspired us personally and films that we believe should be recognized. Enjoy!

Individual lists: Tim Mathiesen - Joel Mathiesen - Kaare Kvenild

   
So MucH Creative              tim & jenny mathiesen